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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
TRIPLE SH EE T.
New York, Wednesday, April =, rsss.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.


"WRECK OF THE WHITE STAR STEAMER AT.
LANTICl BETWEEN SEVEN AND EIGHT
HUNDRED LIVES LOSTr' - EDITORIAL
LEADERSHIP PAGE.
THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, WITH THOU
SAND SOULS ABOARD, GOES DOWN AT
SEA OVER SEVEN HUNDRED PAssEN-
GERS PERISH THE VESSEL THROUGH
FATAL ERROR, STEERED UPON
MEAGHER'S ROCK, TWENTY-FIVE MILES
FROM HALIFAXi HORRIFYlNG DETAILS
OF THE SCENES OF TERRORl-sEvEsrH
PAGE
CHARTER PROGREssl THE APPOINTING POWER
GIVEN TO MAYOR HAyEMEYER! FOUR OF
THE PRESENT MUNICIPAL OFFICERS RE-
TANEDl GREEN SHELvED-TENTH PAGE
REORGANIzING THE BULLS HEAD BANK
WHAT THE MAYOR HAD TO SAY ABOUT
THE CHARTER AND GREEN'S OVER
THROW-SEvENTH PAGE
SPANISH REINFORCEMENTs FOR CUBA THE
PEOPLE ATTACK THE CHURCHES IN BAR
CELONAl A CARLIsT DEFEAT-sEvESTn
PAGE.
THE GOODRICH INQUEST IMPORTANT POINTS
DIvULGED IN THE EVIDENCE AMY
STONES SAD STORY ROSCOE ON THE
STANDl OTHER LINKS TO BE SUPPLIED
IN THE CHAIN OF EvIDENCE-TnIRD
PAGE.
FISHING IN THE SEA OF ERIE CORRUPTION. THE
LARGE AND SMALL FRY CAUGHrl THE
"BOSS" FISH SWALLOWS A MILLION
'JONAHS" AND is BROUGHT TO THE
SURFACE BY THE COMMITTEE OF IN
QUIRYi extra LEGAL" AND "LEGISLA.
TIVE" NIBBLESl THAT DIvIDENO-EIGHTH
PAGE
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE FRENCH ASSEM-.
BLY, THE PRESIDING OFFICER MAY lie.
SIGN-SEvENTH PAGE.
THE RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE ALEXIS IN sHANG.
Haze, CHINA-GENE RAL TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS-SEvENTH PAGE.
OPENING FOR THE PROSECUTION IN THE
NIXON TRIAL. TESTIMONY OF THOSE
WHO SAW THE KILLING OF MR.. PHYFERl
THE STOKES JUDGMENT RECORD FILED
AND WRIT OF CERTIORARI ISSUED
OTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
AN IMMENSE DAY AT THE REAL ESTATE Ex.
CHANGE HEAVY SALES AND VERY HIGH
RATES--FIFTH PAGE
FINANCIAL ExCITEMENTsl THE GOLD STOCK
AND MONEY MARKETS IN A MOST CRIT.
CAL CONDITION. THE FIRST TAKES A
TUMBLE, THE SECOND HAS A GRAND
RALLY AND THE LAST DEVELOPS SEVERE
STRINGENCY-EIGHTH PAGE
ON 'CHANGEi ONE PER CENT PER DIEM FOR
MONEY GOLD AND GOVERNMENTS DE.
CLINEi AN EXCITING STRUGGLE IN THE
STOCK BOARDi THE "BULLS- TRI.
UMPHANTl TREASURY RUMORS-FIPru
PAGE.
THE APRIL STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC
DEBT REDUCTION OF sl,Goo,oOo-
EIGHTH PAGE.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing to the unprecedented quantity Of
our advertisements advertisers seeking our
columns are requested to send in their adver-
tisements early in the day. This course will
secure their proper classification and allow us
TO make timely arrangements for our news.
Advertisements should be sent in before nine
2. NJ, either at this Office, our only uptown
bureau, 1895 Broadway or at our Brooklyn
branch Office, corner of Fulton and Boerum
streets. Let advertisers remember that the
earlier their advertisements are in the HERALD
Office the better for themselves and for us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

THE STREETS OF THE FOURTH AND SIXTH
WARDS are in frightful condition just now
There is. we are sorry to say, no novelty in
this. but as the weather becomes warmer the
inconvenience of filthy streets is supple
mented by their danger to the public health
The streets centring in the Five Points re-
scmblo lakes. Piled in front of each path
way is long sierra Of snow, mud, vegetable
rubbish and animal matter in an advanced
stage Of decomposition. AS the snow melts
the soluble rottenness is carried down to the
central lakes, and under the warmth of the
day the stencil is intolerable. II the unfor-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
PERSONAL MTEILIGENCE.

John q. SAKE is stopping at the Aston House.
Vice President Henry Wilson il in town ut tho
Aston House.
Amadeus has been made Lieutenant General Ia
the Italian army
General Babcock, OF Washington has arrived at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel 9. h. hcNaly. OF the United states Army,
Is at the Sturtevant House.
Governor Jewell. OF Connecticut. yesterday 81
rived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Major J. A. Webster, OF the United States Army,
has quarters at the Hoffman House.
Lieutenant D. NJ. scott. OF the United states
Navy, is at the Grand Central Hotel.
Rear Admiral G. H. Scott, OF the United States
Navy. Is staying At the Grand Central Hotel.
United States Senator Henry Cooper, OF Tennes-
see, yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel
United States Senator william M. Stewart, Of
Nevada, ia registered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Marshal Bazalne is to be tried in an inland town.
and Tours Bl0is and Bourges have each asked 70
be the chosen one.
Washington Webb, for twenty-three years agent
OF Adams Express Company In New Haven, died on
the 10th ult OF typhoid pneumonia.
There are no tidings Of Professor Lay. who made
. balloon ascension at san Francisco ON Monday.
Fears are entertained for his safety.
Congressmen-elect and members Of the last Con-
gress can exercise the ranking privilege until
July l. Look out for heavy mails in the interim.
The Alta California is of opinion that II Judas
had lived 3 Thousand years he could not have
learned how to get grab Of Credit Mobilier stock.
The widow of Gerard Hallock Qate editor Of the
Journal OF commerce. died at the residence OF Il.
P. Beden (her son-in-law, at Sing Sing. yesterday
morning
DR.. D0llinger the Old Catholic leader in Ger
many, has lately celebrated his seventy-fourth
birthday He was congratulated in letter FROM
the King OF Bavaria.
In those Congressional districts where the back
pay grab congressman are endorsed the question
in future will not be, els he honest S-is he
capable ~ but, 'How long is his arm ?"
Judge Christiancy, the democratic liberal repub-
lican candidate for Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Michigan, thinks the Detroit Post admin
istrati0n), will once more be elected without OPP
position.
The late George A. Clark, thread manufacturer
of Paisley, who died In this country few weeks
since, left 500, 900 to his native town to build
Town Hall, and an equal sum to Glasgow Uni
versity.
The vanderbilt University" according to the
Nashville Union, is to be the name Of tho Meth.
odist university soon to be organized IL Tennessee
upon the fund Of 100000 donated by Commodore
Vanderbilt, Of this city.
The Empress Eugene since the death OF her hus-
band has only once taken walk aad twice gone
out in carriage. Except in these and frequens
visits to the little chapel where the Imperial re-
mains repose. she does not leave the house.
Sir John Lubbock believes that la Belle Helene"
OF Troy, is maligned by popular tradition. His
present Eastern journeytng and the study OF
Homer have vivifed his chivalrousness. and ne Ii
now trying to convert the Royal society OF Anti
Quaries to his belief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR DIVORCE
A MiIlionnsire Gets Rid Of HIS ThirS
wife.

Nk<IFoAIs toEh.s Apfu ~ l5f1
The case OF Mrs. Ceorgiana Alden vs.. stephen II.
Alden, an application ior divorce and alimony, was
called M In the superior Court Judge Granger at
bridgeport yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Alden, who
is youthful and beautiful, appeared In person
with her counsel Judge .. 9. Brdsali. Of
New Haven. Mr.. Alden did not appear, but
was represented by Mr.. ). ID. Beardsey. OF Bridge
port Conn. The hearing occupied about one half
hour Mrs. Alden, whose testimony was corrobo-
rated her maid, Fanny Larkin, said that Mr.. Alden
had been guilty Of adultery with parties In West
port during the space OF three years; that he had
inflicted personal injury upon her aud threatened
her life more than once. The facts had long been
known In social circles here, and Judge Granger
granted the petition for divorce and allmony In the
sum OF $4,000 and costs-about 10000 In ALL
Mr.. Alden A. an exceedingly wealthy man, having
purchased, some years since, the magnificent
house and grounds IN Westport known A.
'Compo,r and owned by the late Richard n. Wins
low OF the firm OF wlnslow, Lanier A Co., bankers,
New York. With his youthful wife he had created
quite a sensation, spending money Freely and lly-
ing In luxury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

Counting THE CHICKENS" &c.-The city
of Nashville is little exercised just now
about whether Commodore vanderbilts offer
of q half million shall inure to the benefit of
the present Nashville University or be allowed
10 take clear track on its own account, with
such conditions as may accompany it, and in
regard to which it appears the Trustees of
the Central University Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South" have good deal to say.
Nashville should first be sure of the prize be-
fore she makes arrangements TO dispose Of it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
PRESIDENT GRANT IN THE CITY.

President Grant arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel at about half-past eleven O'Clock. He had
been detained two hours on his voyage BY the bal
ness OF the roads. Accompanying him were
General Babcock, Miss Nellie and Mrs. Grant. On
arriving the President received some Intimate
friends and sat down to supper The entire party
we're so tired that all speedily retired to bed The
President occupies paror No. % and suit Of rooms
attached. 1t is not known how long he will re-
main in the city. He was not visible last night on
any kind OF business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

REoPENNa OF THE HUDSON. Yesterday s
warmth, following the recent heavy rains, has
so softened and broken up the thick ice in the
Hudson as far north as Poughkeepsie that it
no longer offers any impeachment to naviga-
ton. Probably before the end of the week
boats will be able to pass up to Albany and the
regular business of the season will open, with
its cheapening effect upon freight and passen-
ger rates between New York and the North and
West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

tunste denizens Of Cherry street. Baxter or
Mulberry street have no rights that small
pox or the Board of Health is bound to re-
spect other portions of the community ought
to have. In other portions of the city back
OF the main lines of travel the same neglected
and pestilential condition prevails. The
Board of Health has no excuse for permitting
this dangerous state of things to continue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
Railroads Public Highways Accordin
90 enc Decision OF the United state
s.pvems Court.

RAILROADS F@bis ufEhWnys According
"a sse Decision OF the United states
sspvems Court.
The supreme Court Of the United States has
just delivered an important decision regarding
the status a. railroads as public highways.
The cAsc before the Court was an appeal from
the Supreme Court Of the State Of Wisconsin
and involved the question whether State had
tho right O. not - levy taxes for the purpose
u aiding IN tho construction OF railroads. The
opinion a tho Court was that railroads are
public highways. NO matter whether they are
buili and opernied by the State or by private
corporations Being such. then. the decision
h that u j. just a. lawful 10 levy taxes for rail-
roadn A. Goa any other public work, and that
ths collection ~ Axes for the purpose cannot
b. rssisisd by authority 81 the constitution Of
ths Unissd States. which provides that
private prupersy shall not be- taken
Cos public uss without Just compensa-
ton The inportance 81 this decision
reaches much further than the railroads and
STATE q Wisconsin. A. public highways the
railroads are subject not only 10 State super
vision. bur % ths supervision and control, as
far a. public interests ara involved. Of the fed
eral government Il - tho application Of this
principle that We have contended for when
urging congrr@s ~ legi~laie for tho protection
Of the pubic a. against railroad monopoly
and eKsction~ Regarding the railroads a
public Highways u j. within the power Of
Congress 70 control them. and this power, IL
il needed any additional support can be
found in the constitution. which authorizes
the federal government % regulate commerce
among the several States, the railroad lines
being the arteries 81 commerce between the
States The great issue Of governmental
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
A TERRIFIC STORM IN GEORGIA

AUGUSTA. April l. isTa
terrific wind and rain storm, lasting over
an hour, passed over thus city this Afternoon.
uprootng trees, tearing down fences aud doine
considerable damage generally.
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control over the railroads il looming up. and
this decision Of the Supreme Court will tend
to infuse into IL fresh vitality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02
amusenfNIs TINS AFTERNOON AHu EVENING.

UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square. between
broadway and Fourth sv -Gousts JAck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-02

wAIl.AcKs THEATRE Broadway and Thirteen'
street DAVID GAnMaCs
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BooTB,s rHEArRr. twenty th,rd street corner n
avenuc.-Dkppv o'DowD
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I'M Ell AIMACEN
DED. .T0MASTOLOSA HEJ0, DEMAYAGUEZ
G GEECUM1RAN DE- VBNTA LOS ARYCULN SGUBNYE

s Maderas de todas classes v tejamanf.-Arados de
varias Mbricas con mangos. timones reias de re-
puesto de todos nnn~ros.-QuiDcalla de toda case
einstrumentos de carnnteTos Y toneleros. T. Correas
de cuero para maqulnas de vapor desle purgadas
a7+-Estopa para maqalnas de vapor carticnlo de
patente.-Alqutran.-E -Estopa para abuques.-Lingue-
tes para bocas de hornalla-Refnacbes de cobre pa
ra cOrreas de vapor de valbulas para vapor
lesde q pulgadae. Tela de alambre de varios Ia
aaIo para cedazoA do & larapo.-Tela dc gonna pa
"a maqunas s-Cedazos sueltos de alambre cobre.
Baldes de hierro galvanzado pal a haciendas.-Efec
calesas carretas, yantas para dem.-Camones,
ruedas rayos sueltos-Aceite de peZufia.--Rarniz
6no para tapar nudos.-Llaves inglesas para todos
usos-Pesa licores sirop.-" "erm0metros. Man
gueras de gonna de J, : Y pul gada.-Arneses para
mulas caba los-JaquImones de cuero para idem.
-RecOrteS para Observation-Disclosures de ptatator
ma " cahallete de "A Is uu-Muelps de t0da9 elias
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MaquiDas de coser de varias. clases.-POlvos para
limpiSr plata-CuchillOsv tenedores plateados con
mango de marfi.-Cucharas plateadas finas,-Lico-
reras, jarros &.-Palas ds MADEIRA de hlerrO-Mo-
limos de para moler cafe.-Venteadores de ca
fe.-Quinques para kerosina gasolina.-Faroles
para Observation-Disclosures de varias classes con des-
Cerraduras de pestilloa movibles que sir
ven para 81 lado derechOy ell iZquierdo-A gnias pa
ell lado derecho ell iZgnierdo.-Agujas para ma
gdinas pieZas suetas.-HlOs sedas para idem-
Pipturas de todas classes areites-Lona para velas
de buques botes.-Tornillos para maIuinas de va
pOr de otras cases.-Cornisas de metal para ador.
suetas para espejos -Cerda pluma para cOlchones
Observation-Disclosures almohadas sueltas.-Tu-
de tOda case-Carruajes de dos cuatro asientos
para nin0s otros muchos artfculos impossible de
onumcrar. 46 72
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Ell que susclibe tiene ell honor de participar
tantO al pubIic0 en- general como 4 todos los far
maceatlcos de LII lsia en- particular htberabor-
to un nuevO estabecineut0 lie Farmaca situa-
do EN- la calle de San FraucisO nGmero 81 en- cl
que encOntrarln sus favorccedores nm esmera-
do tratO y I'm complete surtido de drogas pro-
ductOs quimicos patentizldos los cuales ofrece
como proc rdentes de- las mtjoreS casas de Eu-
ropa y los Estados Unidos con quienes csta re-
laclOnado, ten enaO In sat sfacclou de ser el Ori
nero en- Ofrecer al pub leo vario5 mcdicamen;
t0s introducidos racentemeute en- la medicna-
tales como:
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NUEV A F. RMACIA.

EI Eucalyptus Gl0bulus, nuevo febrffugo, usa -
do con gran 6xitn en- Els ana. Aigeliay Corcega
y que tanto por sus propiedades medicinales CO.
mo por su buen gusto esta llamado ser gene
raj Su uSO
Ei sulfObindtO de soda, nuevO purgante saline
Gin el sabor desagradable de todOs los purgan-
tes de su clase.
EL Sirot Dusart de Lactof6sfato de cal RENE
di0 mny eficaz en- el raquitismo las afecciones
dieestivas, en- la disenterfa OtroS v rios me-
dicamentos de muv diffcil enumera q )n.-Pto-
Rico enero 10 dc 1873 Miguel G. Ledesma. STA
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Nueva l1nea de Vapores Espanoles
RNrRE LIVERPOOL rUsnro-nnco.

Ell vapor Puerto Rico Sc despachnra en- Ii
verpool para San Juan, Mayague1, Ponce de-
mas puertos de su ru' el - dc agosto pr6ximo
Para fetes demas detalles dirijirse Ell Ii
verpo7l los Sres, William White Y Comp Pa
clfc Buildingo, James Street, y en- esta Lati-
mer v Comp"-Puerto-R 2
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principal

En- esta imprenta Sc hacen toda clase de inn
presioncs para los cuerpos del Ejelcltoy mill
cias los Aynntamieutos, las oticuas Y los par
ticulares ofreciendo en- todos los t'al'aJos que
&c encarguen, prontitud csmeio baiatura.
Constantementc Sc cucOnuaran en la misIna
los sguientes imprcsos
P6lizas de- embarqne para cl extranjero.9
Idem para cabotaEe.
Mantle stns de Aduanas.
Pol zas de iietamrutos
ConocmieItos dc cmbarque de los vapores
corrcos dc l9s AutIil de ID. Ramon llctrett.
Idcm de los yaporcs coueos dc 4. Lopez
Comp
Crcdcnaialcs de voluutalios.
Nom 5tramicutu~ dc cabgs sargeutos,
l.cttas cH hauco.
Tufgetss d. vista do cartuliua
ldcn dc ldem lmitaclon dc luartl.
idt m dc idem nacagadas de eolo.es.
ldem de lutn.
Sc mprimen psqueiaa tle convtte. para en-
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

S D. Jose Bar6 Nuevta& Sres Vanova hemano
bara Ses Vado ongoa comp-Bracoa Sres Perelada PUG
comp-Cuba Ses Catasu compPuerto-Plata Gnebra Her
Sr d. Tomas TolosaAguadla Ses Silva Fer
b. Bora Recommendations Ses
F de Aldocna Y com
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rassss &ss.setaseass assaAszNs aKAs Nsssssse4ERa
Msasasaa ssaassaa ssssa sssssanaa&s -
ssss-ssa ssesA4 s-s asssaasas sea NA
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cntierro. &c entrcgan 4 Ia hora de habeIse er-
cargado.
Igualmcnte Sc dctallan los efccfhs sig iente ::
Pumas dc Gmllot de ntros fabrlcan s.
PcsitoS para pcsar orn y cartaS-
Sobres grandes para cartls y olctos.
Paprl para cartas, grande, pennrno de cat
to dorado.
ldcm idrm idcm de luto.
Sobrc- gfandes de luto.
Idcun dc targetaa.
lapices Fuver Y otfos fnbricantes.
rurla-plumas.
Iinfptoa de yariaS classes.
Guchiflua de cnftaT uapel.
RrglaS cuadfadillns de yaros elias =.
CAitta- para selos lie correo.
Ifmpia -plumas do porcobna.
salvulel..a lie diteteates cta-os.
tap,l e4panol dc Il. "a. 3s y 1"
idrta rayado de IL -
Tot, de tlnta carmln.
IArrts de yarias cltses.
tnntssa para athula ~. &.
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PrOntitud.
Variedad.
San FRANCISCO MUM. 81.

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EEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUkL.
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PIMER vIAJE MENsUAL
LIAEGAUA. SALIDA.


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INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
HABANA DIRECTo.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-10

who love law and justice as they under
stand them. It appears that the court
accepted the award of the returning board
as prima facia evidence of what is stated
As there was no competent evidence intro
duced to refute the returns, they were
taken to be conclusive. If the returning
board was unable in every instance 70
reach the eZac. equities in the case on
account Of the absence Of the ''returns'
il Washington or elsewhere, the blame
must rest with those who incurred the
responsibility of carrying them out Of the
State at !. time when they were wanted in
it.
On the whole. We think those people
who are SO much in love with law and JUS
tee of their own manufacture, and who
are SO deeply panied" because the SUI
preme Cour: checkmated them, will dc
well to wash their hands before they again
approach the temple Of justice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-10
EXECUTIVE ORDER.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, June 3, 1878 )
The Auditor OF Public Accounts, State OF LOUIS
ana. 10 directed hereafter to make and publish IN
two or more papers of the city o. New Orleans ana
in the official journals OF the State quarterly
statement showing
First-The total bonded debt OF the state.
Seco.d-The total outstanding warrants OF 'he
State.
Thi.i-The total collections the amount pa'u oii
the several funds, to wit; genera tnho' scn'o.
fund interest fund and levee fund and the amount
of warrants retired pert aiming to the said funds
cir., under nv hand and the seal of the state
h.reunto attached this third day of June, 1915
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG.
Ey the Governor:
P. G. DESLONDE,
.-....-..- &c c4a.a lie; n
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF HoCT.IANA,)
Executive Department, ,
New Orleans, May II, 1873
Whereas. il has been made known to me that a
small boy named EDDY KAUFMAN, aged about
nine and half years, was kidnapped in the city OF
New Orleans, about the sixth Of May. and no
tidin:s of hi. whereabouts can be obtained.
Now therefore !, W. ?. Kellogg, Governor OF the
State of Louisiana, in conformity to the power
vested ia NE, do by these presents offer reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person or persons
who may arrest tie person OF persons who may be
guilty Of said ofense, give the necessary infor
matt on which may lead to the arrest ard punish.
ment of the offender. And do hereby enieiIl upon
all shertis and police officers to make dsent
search and inquiry fox said boy. 80 as to restore
him to bis father.
w. p. KELLOGG, Governor.
P. G. DESLONDE, Secretary Of State. E.yl8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-10
WEST POINT MILITARY AcADEET.

Or Sunday. tie twenty-ninth Of May.
tie examination Of candidates was com.
menced at IVES: Point, and continued some
days. There were 13i young men who
had received appointments to cadetsLipg,
who presented themselves for ad-
mission. Proficiency in reading. writing,
spelling. grammar. arithmetic through
decimals, geography. and American lis.
tory, is required to qualify for admission
{. little less severe test than is required
for admission into a well-regelated
city high school. OF the hundred and
tbirty-tour young men who We're ap-
pointed through their influence with con-
g.essa.ea and otherwise, only eighty-six
passed q cyeditable examination. The
others were sent home again to their
parents. Of the hundred and thirty-four
candidates. :vo-Eiippey Of Georgia. aud