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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-09-17
The Hotels
DIR. Ellison

are in for business this week
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02
RossEE's M.GNIFrE>r BU1cHFE STALL

RossEE's M.GNIFCE>T BUICHFE STALL
beyond comparison the >e'y fin St in
this State, and equal t. the htst in any
State is ready for occupancy. and vii
he occupied on Non1av-tn morrow
Nov ). w were tnl1 vet I'd V thn'
# tha ~-N"l onanin" 'lc~" "i'l he tha
finest show of fat meats ever attempted
in IT. " u.'r. '''' 'n in
that john has been laying for this open
IN PREPARING tor u by f"tIrrinr is
heevss and muHons and vralS and PIGS.
IN i th4t h will Iliue'rat, that his hlsa
+ suppIi has heen doir pr.pHr, / for
The occasion E"sser amt the kind OF
nan To LEI his ambition b. baulk-i for
lack of preparation AMI generous e,-
penaitnre- When that stall is stocked
it will be well worth looking at depend
N that
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

Is. B.-The Virginia Base Ball Club
OF Virginia City will arrive on this
mornings train to play game with the
Olympics of this place. The game Viii
come of at the race track, at IL O'Clock
this forenoon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

TIE ROOF timbers are going up on the
new extension and back action Sunday
School of the Episcopal church; Bliss
new and stylish barn is rearing its head
toward the zenith; Geo. Kitzmeyers
brick block is stretching upwSrds in the
direction CT the enpyrean and E. b.
Rail went to San Francisco last night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

FsrsDesD Beard.
ass Ophir ca, ISL, cas-, 90
80 Gould Curry 1874
1i4o Best Belcher .. ~. 9s b3o, Ok
arc Savage SIS, 5it. b2% Is, 80
1855 Chollar an, ~. - h.o. lsls
$40 Hale Norcross Is, 25L, ASK, &c. b20
| 166 Crown Point 1903. Toe. lU2, lO2
$50 Yellow Jacket 81, GO, g., GAY b3o
1880 Imperial s, Sc
| $50 Empire Mill 81
CSC Kentuck l3h, 49,, l3N, ls.
100 Alpha ~. 2S y b3O
as Belcher ~, TON. 7l,s, 70
800 Confidence g., 7!s
1850 Con Virginia 81, SOY. 5lh bio, u
40 Sierra Nevada In, IN, l7l
10 Eychcquer sk
100 Seq Belcber G5, e.
1866 Overman %, 2lh. 2eS, 2ois
80 Justice 81, sh, 81.
Succor IN
$50 Jalis 3, 81,
525 Caledonia IS, l7tI, 1885, IL.
so knickerbocker 3s.3
40 ArizOns 4 Utah lS,lk
ls5 Globe 62Hc. Soc
1925 Baltimore c.. 6ss, 6i,6S
30 Bullion Is
80 Central l3-., u
300 Huhn Hunt lb.l7,
1900 Silver Peak !. csc bSs
1890 Belmont IL, 10. 20A b3c, Iea<
goo Empire l,laho3.s, 3 SO
leo Gow.ry y
450 lngonAr &c. aiiEc
80 Chit Hill lk,la.,l
l.SO Newark ;. "a, A. bJO,is
Ih0 AL.alyr Tunnel
3ti Rye Patch ~, -, ~, ~ bs
2cJ Kentucky
3ll1 Ell'rqdo South c, 6,f,7a,7
700 Hayes 40. Ear.
go C4vpline ~
4so Sn,aior tpn 80, 81
- }uEeRa q -. 2o,s
rs Silver I'M lso
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

| THERE have been more than two hun.
dred applications for land at the Land
Office during the past month. This is in
parcels ranging in area from e5 acres
to 900 acres. This makes a rather graft
flying showing for our School Fund; but
iuasmuch as it is fact that our public
| acres are going into personal ownership
ever SO much faster than our population
is increasing in the numbers Of its actual
human settlers, we may well pause and
look at this and-selling question as it
actually stands. Here and there an
applicant is a small farmer or oh actual
wooi-chopper; bat the sorry fact is that
IN st of those who apply for lands come
either with q proxy for the actual appli-
cat or are themselves purchasers for
the sake of getting corner on, and sell
ing TO. some cattle grazier or other per-
son with longing for wide herdin.
lands. There is pitiful paucity OF the
sIlre-enonGh granger element in all this
If, as We hope, "A granger is an anti
land Grabher and homestead man. To
be sure it is better that our broad ranges
of grazing lands should be owned and
occupied by stock herders, even if those
stock her1eyS be Cnlifnrnians or Orego-
mans, than that they should remain for
ever unoccupird. But there is fall
OF an opposite character
" hicA merits our loEard:-l II is embodied
IN the question had not these Ia. :
h-tt,r lie held for actual settlers and !
small farmers than that whole valleys, |
springs and all, shoHld. |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

TIE DISTRICT Court for-Ormsby
county begins its November term on
Monday-to-morrow. Grand and petit
jurors summoned for the term will bear
a hand
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

JUDGE HILLYEn's opinion and order
sustaining the motion to quash the sub
poena in the acknowledgement & Elv
case, were fled yesterday in the Clerk i
Office. Complainant has leave to amend
its bill by adding the names of new par
ties defendant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

Observation-Disclosures of incorpora-
ton of the Markleeyille Fiume COMPANY
were filed yesterday in the Office of the
County Clerk. J r. johnson, George
Spratte and Il. NJ. Yerington are named
as Trustees for the first six months.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

JOIN PIPER has been engaging some
new stars Tor his Opera House-Fanny
Cathcart. tragedienne. and Geo. Darrell.
character actor from Australia being
among the number. We hope John vii!
give Us some OF that, before long.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02


An IDEA Of the terrific and oyerwhelcl-
ing character Of the Pioneers Ball which
WAS held st Virginia City night before
last may be gathered from the following
extract from the CArOaicle's report OF
| the same: g The dancing room of
| National Guard Hall (Odd Fellows new
| building) Is Sc AZ feet square, with a
gallery and dining room at the west end,
raised ten feet above. Seats aggregatiag
:.s5S feet ill length, extend entirely around
the hall. When the great area Of the
hall was studded with people us thick rs
they could daLce, this 25S feet of seats
was occupied almost exclusively by
ladies. while the large dressing aud sit
ting rooms under the spacious gallery
and dining room were constantly crowd
eel. When the h0Or was covered
with the gay throng tripping in a
quadrillr, a view from TIE gallery
ab dlt the ioyous scene bore
sinking resemblance to that obtained
from some lofty peak overlooking
stnrm-stiued forest clntbel in the sap
hire EIes of Autumn. There were
more women. more beautiful women,
more tastefuiy at;ir,d women, and
more men, more OLD gray bearded and
hald-htaded men. more handsome and
gallant and fashiOnahlv dressed and !
happy young men il that magnificent /
bal! than We Id ever seen together il a |
ball room before. There were between ,
2SJ and $50 ladies' present and between ,
$40 and 40 gentlemeD. In fact it /
seemed as thn.gn every body WAS there,
including State Controller Hobnrt. State
Prison Warden Hyman. and Crittenden
Thornton. Private Secrt tary 70 his Ex-
ceilenry Governor Bradley"
What's the use of saying any more
after that? It must have been !. ball Of
3alls-G crusher and nothing less.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

EPISCOPAL CHURcH-No service to-
day. Sunday School at 1917 o'clock T.
L., in the Public School House.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

PRESBYTERIAN CEURcn.-Preaching at
II A. ". and Z p. II. by the Pastor. Sun
day School at II \.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

TIE AUCTION SAFE of Household Fur
niture, which was to take place yester-
day, is postponed until l O'Clock TO-
morrow. Maish is the aUctioneer, and
the place of sale is near Winnie &
David's Livery Stable.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

PHoTos. -Messrs. Noe & Johnston now
carry on the business of Photographing
at the popular King street Picture gal
sery Mr.. Carson having sold his inter
est therein to Mr.. Johnston. Mr.. Noe
Is hrst class in his profession especially
SO in the skillful use of chemicals. so
essential in producing good pictures.
See their advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

METHODIST CHUEcH.-No service this
morning. Preaching in the evening by
the pastor, Rev. A. N. Fisher.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

Butfe'i. - Paper Pattern. ssJ sheet
Music
At Il. Fred. Erookss noted store Ger imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery. musical in
strumen's, cheap J.welry. toys, etc, st Thes:er
Block, next door 10 Mat. Rincbpll's butcher
shop. Carson City. Az rcy for all the Califor.
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Pictorials and Ma
gaines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

A Trsr CASE, involving The Sunday
Law which seems TO have come up out OF
the forgotten Processes II the past to stare
IN honest Sunday breaking faro dealer
in the face is TO be had Yesterday
Sheriff Swift arrested Winston and
Ogden upon charge OF having yioi.t d
this resurrcc;e3 Sunday law and caused
them TO he brought before Mr.. Justice
Witherell. who held them 70 bail in the
slm Of $3.50 each 10 appear before bin
N Tuesday 70 answer to q char - of viOi-
ating the statute afort said. The pro-
o., 'iH~~ ~" a'-oef. 'h"r IT an amicahle
nature all round, we believe, and are in
SIT tied ."r Inc p"fpoae II having the
matter properly brought before the
courts.
We axe informed by Mr John Suther-
nj, of the Land Of Calcs. that mas
Inprh As St Andrews b.r'hd ~ anniver-
sary falls on a Sunday, IN So tLt
cel-hr.tiaG Of the same WI tx" place
ON She following DAY, Monday d e. l.
Wei. il seems consistent. at least. 'hs .
: Saints birthday should ocr;l1 on Sun
lay. lis -hr;.tio2 is another matter.
perhaps; hat IN this case v hrn Ii do,s |
"f cur 1t viii be worth sitting up to look !
ME. CEAs. FRIEND has jIst retained |
from San Francisco with an amazing
lice lot Of iewelrv. When be spread, |
the bijonierie there will be a good deal
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-02

kLLuAsY.-Mrs. Anderson 1 Moody, Fash.
!nnahls Millin.rs corner OF Second AMI Carson
streets, opposite the Or,n.ay HauSe, Carson City.
Orders solicited ss7tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
,cosrnuKp FROM FIRST PAGE.

.,.t,.. a,a porthesst win 10 sSUG cloudy Uf
rartiv cIou, weather, with falling barometer.
For the o.thwest rising Darolo'ei' LUZ III "e''
serly winds and clear weather. ~,
rrha lou barometer in Minnesota VIII probably
.rnya CON, heastward without increasing III extt nj
Eor tbe lower lakes inci easing easterly winds
.vi,b cloudy OF partly clondy weather
Enr Nevr England and the Middle States, north
s.,sta,jv winds and clear, hazy wea her.
s,r If,e Southern and Gulf States, northe asst TO
southeast windF. higher temperature and gene
rai c'elr weather, except for the Western Gun
cOaet, where cloudy weather and, possibly light
rain are probable. ~,
Cauiionary signals are ordered for Chicago, MIL
" iukes and Grand Haven.
River Intelligence.
SorrHWVsr Pass October 9 6 P. M.-Barometer
1870 Wind east-northeast, light. Arrlved-sb1p
Henry Pelham, Doyle master. fifty days nom
Nontevideo, in ballast, to Lowell q Bailey. No de-
plrtures. .
PAss-A-LorrRK, October 9, Eoon.-wind north
east and light. Weather clear. Ne arrivals
Sailed-Steamshin MsIgare, al 80 A. NJ; steam
boat Mary for Ala1arHa rir@E brig James Miller.
and scboonere Helena and Lily of the Valley.
sICksBuRG, October 9-No boats down today.
up-Citv OF Vicksburg, at +. NJ weather warm
and clear. River rising.
PITTsBEKG October g River unchanged. weather
clear and cool Frost this morning.
LOUISVILLE, October 9.--No change ii the river.
No prospect OF ram.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather clear and warm.
River about stationary.
CAtRo October 9-D-paTted-H. C. Yaeger, for
1t Louis 9 P. NJ: j. T. Tol!e. for New Orleans 6 g..
NJ; Julia for st. Loui,. Z. NJ. No arrivals. River
risen six inches. Weaf t.er clear and pleasant.
ST LouIs, October 9.-No arriva Departed-
Susie Silver for New Orleans: Colorado for Vicks-
burg. River falling slowly. Weather clear and
warm.
inches and falling. Weather clear and growing
tuter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
By Sheriff Harper.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JAMES E. NCIsTH
DECEASkD.
Second District CoBrt for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. "a Ole.

NO. o4,UIS.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO an
- order OF sale rendered July 2o 1873 10 ne Ci-
iected by the honorable the Second Dist :ict Court
tor the parish "t Orleans, il the allow. EMIT.
matter. viii proceed to sell at public .ucr on at
the Merchants and Auctoneey.' Eychang. Roy al
street BET we9n Canal and Gust mhouse streets ~
the SecOf6 District OF this city, ON TUESDAY
October 81 1873, az twelve o'clock NJ tGr ;.c.
count of said succession, the following described
A CERTAIN LOT Or GROUND with VIZ.
buildings ard Improvements thereon. aud all In.
rights, ways. seTyitudes. privileges aud Aivs..,-
tages thereuito belonging or in anyNis.. app u.
tanning situated, lying and being in the Fourth Dl,
iTlct OF this city. designated by the number !"..
square number six. bol.nded by Jackson Josephine
Apollo and Braina,d streets. said lot measuring
thirty feet inches lines front o. ;.,k
son street by one hundi.d and five t-er in depth
as per plan drawn ny J. Pile late survey or dated
the sixth day OF February, 1928 d 20 an act
passed before c. Pollock, late a notary public in
this city. on ,he thirteenth day of Mach 1923
Being the same property which acquired b
the said deceased. although standing III the name
OF his wife, from Philip Thomas Phil S. by act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
III this city. on the sixteenth day of April, 1901.
sad property was purchased by the SAID de
ceased with his own money, and althoug Oh he lie
stands IN his wites name, still the nv i. he.
separate property, but belongs 10 the community
The plan thereof is now on exhibition at the Ex.
change.
TeIms-One-fourth cash on the spot and th.
balance on a credit OF one, two and three Yea s.
ID notes secured by special mort gage and veud
trs lien. bearing interest at the OF eight per
cent per mum from date of sale to final payment
In case or suit hve per centattorneys commissions
to be likewise secured by mortgage The property
to be kept insured and the policy trans ierred to
vendors.
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans,
sel9 % ocs 1921
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
FRANK DVCCING AND OTHERS VS. JEANTY DU
Going AND OTHERS-So d So.
DYs. GrlNArlr. arC11osrER-ofF,t

pT =. GClNAOLT. ACCTIOyEER.-OFFiCE
- corner OF Exchange alley and Benville street.
SATURDAY October IL, 1873, will be cold at twelve
o'clock w., at the Merchants and Auctionecrs Elk
change. Royal street between Canal and CUSTOM
house streets, by vi'tue Of q Judgment from the
honor able the Second District Court for tho parish
OF Orleans rendered on the first of September, 1873
and AlSned September 5. 1913, the following prop
erly to wit
l.. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
within Glysiau Fields, Love, GOodchidren and
fren"bMen sueets- designated by No. on plan
drawn by }. A. PIev". on The tenth OF December
1870, SAID ot meas u;ng according TO said plan 28
feet inches liUes front Ely sian Fields street.
by l5t feet 10 inches lines ia d. pth togethe, with
tvostory hIick house, No. lao having six rooms
shed, priv. two cisteTns. well yard partly paved
etc.
"A LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the lot above
described, aud designated by No. 2 and measuring
26 feet inches ! lines front Ely sian Fields
street, by !5s feet 10 inches lines depth TO-
getne, with u story brick house No. I.2 hay ing
tOu, rooms one of which is in the attic with closet
and cellar; twostoty OIick kitchen OF four rooms
paved yard, c!Eteru, well. pTiyy, etc; rented at
$50 per month. Ihe whole agreeably to . plan to
b. exhibited at The Exchange.
T-rmS.-One-half cas- h and the balance on a credit
o; one wear. for notes secured by mortgage on said
property. and bearing interes: at the eight
PEP cent per alnIlu, from date Mi paid; and the
purchasers Of said pro ,,erty shah biid themselves
TO cause the bindings erected on said lots of
ground to be constantly insured against the risks
of fire until final paynen: OF said notes. and shall
transfer the policies u. insurance in the names of
the holders of sald notes, and in of suit for the
recovery of said notes, the purchasers shall pay
the attorneys fees al i've per cent.
Acts OF sale before O. DrOuet. notary public, at
the expense of the purchasers. including all the
taxes for the runniu. year 1875. due i'll 1874
SEQ /! Is oc, II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
By S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF SIMON MELLIE-.

f1f >. GGiNAUsT. AUCfrONEER-OffICE
ID corner OF Exchange alley and Bienville street
SATURDAY October II, 1873 will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants al d Auc,ioneers Elk
change, Royal street between Customhouss anG
Canal streets, by virtue of an Older from the hon
orable the Second District Cour: !oS the parish o.
Orleans. dated Septeu h-r :, I8.3e
Third District.
PIvE CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND esus
ted il the Third Distric, OF This city the right
bank of Bayou st John, designated by Nos. g. ;,
8 and I. on plan drawn by Giroux, on the seventh
of bruary. 1853. deposited in the office OF o. De
Armas, notary public OF this city; said five OTIS OF
ground assuring together, moro or less, 500 feet
front ON Bayou ST. JOhH by about 30 feet i'll dpth
on the upper line, and about $50 feet deep on the
opposite or lower line. together with the building 8
and improvements thereon tknowA as the
Halfway Holse), consisting OF a large frame hou So
STATE rooted, having three large rooms. iron. and
back galleries; another fran. house having hail
III the cent e, four rooms. back gallery and cabi.
net; and third building ~ shed. "; two .o0..s,
Two large sssAerns, exc.
Fourth District.
FOuR ioTs OF GROUNn, Situated 10 N. Fourth
District Of this city, designated by No 70 4. IS B.
and NOS and n square bounded by Chlppt wa.
Fulton. Pleasant and Fol. dsno streets.
Lot So. - 4 measures 80 feet incncs FROM on
OF lot n" : 4 feet 10 inches Ines on the opposite
line, and 80 feet inches lines on the 7, line,
together with twostory frame house. having a
room and large KIT hen on tie ground floor, two
rooms above. with balcony IA front and the
side cistern. shed, etc.
Lot No l3 measure. 30 feet front on Chippewa
street, by :! fee, : inches in depth tine lin.
toward Pleasant street, 2 feet 10 inches lines
the opposite line, and 50 feet inches lines the
rear lne. soEetheE with . large stable OK shed.
klate rooted.
Lot No. measures 80 fee: inches front on Full
son street 10y depth 0i IS feet inches the line
toward Pleasant street 20 feet ; inches the Op-
posits line aud ~ feet inches lines on the rear
l.ne.
Lot 20. forming the corner o, Fulton and Pleas
gn.uS t...fa iUG hAs fys,rt
ton street, 8a feet inches ia depth and front on
Pleasant street, ard 80 feet inches lines on The
rear line. The whole agreeably to plans eAhb .ted
d: the above exchange
:eTms-One-thrd sash and tn. Salah &c at one and
two years credit. FOR tnOtes bearing mortgage and
eight per cent interest from The day OF sale. The
purchasers to have the buildings insured 20 the
amount Of the notes furnished and TO transfer the
policies Of Insurance 10 the holder Of said notes.
and the act OF sale to contain five per cent attor
ney's fees in case OF suit for the payment OF The
notes furnished by the purchasers.
Acts OF sale before Z. Bouny. notary public. at the
expense of the purchasers, including AL the TAKE.
for th., running year 1888, due in 1874.
seq 10 Is oc2 II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
MEDICAL,
BUREAU OF MONADtC mEn,C,NE

BUREAU OF MONADiC MEDICINE.
- surgery ana Midwifery No 1863 BienyiiIe cor
heI OF Rampant street, near Canal street ' WV
Medlcal observation-disclosures Palsy Fevera Frr.
slpelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Drop ', Rheumatisn.
ana IN lew days all painful aftc ions and inAaru
nations OF the Brain, Spinal Cord and No.
throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels
oiaaasr, Moneys Bones, Joints, etc. I en- dollars
week TOT the treatment and cure of aDv disease
surgical Department-Reduces Fract1res Tn.
mors and Dsiocations; speedily cures Imnotentia
ana Sterlllty, ScrOflila, all Irethral and Seminal
Discharges Venereal, ScrOtal and sLin nisaases
frequent or difficult Urinat tons nreserv,a liTbs
rom amputation and the Bladder from 7 itIotomy
nS uisso,sihg Stones etc, and cure. Ucers Can.
Midwifery Depa' tment-Positive,v .,,rea all d,s.
aa a vi lHe womb and Ovaries all unusual dis
charges, ulcerations irritations and when the
nlehses are painful or obstructed from any case
MudteVer, the cause Is renewed and heath re.
stored in few DAYS gnu "'H "
letters addressed to postofice box iii Vow Or.
ia,, Loul5iaha Will receive attention Office
t U ior ladies 10 A. NJ. TO IL M and ..o8 r. NJ
FOR gentlemen from toe p NJ
coro., LANCELST II. .vERiTr
'n't' DoctHf Of Medicine aua PhIln.Opn =.
'.!o" Wen Der OF the ROYAL Cole 2. OF sl.rg eonss
~ 'a1 Britain. Liseniiate ~ MdWi;er. and
rSntcoisgy. formerly ChstretIic surgeon N
me! with Sir James y. Simpson Baforet ..f
england Surgeon Of the ioui.ia'a Cavalry and
mi&th Infantry In Mexico. Master of Arts. of
therapeutics and Embryonic EvolHtione.
Science and Bellies Letters, Associate Member
lea. ~ -
N. BAH fees honorab'y returned to natients
VINO do not receive their full value as auid pro
4uo' fe20 Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-10
Tine Leader Of the Mob which DemOlishe d
the Column VendOme.

While Colonel Broome, commandment of
che marines at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
sat in his office yesterday afternoon, a
4ight, unobtrusive tap sounded at the door,
and a remarkable soldier entered. cap in
hand. Erect as pike staff, with arms ad-
herring as close to bis sides as though they
were skewered there, he marched to the ex-
act centre of the apartment, faced front,
and in language almost unihtelliglble from
its strong French accent, acquitted himself
of a brief vel bal communication with which
he had been charged His hair was cropped
close to his skull and his moustaches
bristled luXurianth. but his demeanor was
passive and submissive to painful degree
His hand did not fall from the salute, and
his steadfast eye did not wander from his
superior's face until he was hidden to re-
fire. which he did with as erect and sol.
dierly gait ~ though on dress parade.
sThat man." said the Colonel. "who now
is a mere autOmatOn, regulated TO an I'M
swervipg conformity with discipline. is
Major Deschamps, WHO was famed as the
most rabid and implacable OF the Paris
Communists. With Dombrowski he COM
manded the furious rabble whe subverted
and DESTROYED the Column tendome.
Driven from the barricades at the re-en-
trance of Theirs, he was hidden by his COM
rades in a cellar until lOOphole for his
escape presented itself. He was then IN
closed in packing case, carried to Havre
and Struggled aboard vessel bound Tor
the United States. Soon alter his ARRIVAL
from inability to obtain employment, ne
was brought to the point of starvation; He
then enrolled himself and was transferred
to this port. In conversation with his com
rades it leaked out that he was a probes
sional musician, and desired to become 3
member of the band. / at once directed
that his wish should be gratitied, and he
has evinced superior ability as baritone.
As soldier he is without reproach. "-Ne"
York SIM,