davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-08-13

u0Gs-Tho market for this description OF atock
was without .!nge feature. There Ia steadily
active demand for good to oxra qualities and prices Of
huch are ~ high - At any fno since Tho upward move
76o. Light thin aud mixed lots generally con-
tinuc dull. with prices unsettled and irregular Tbs
number Of se&1anaga now accumulated Il, tLe pons Il
vary considerable tho low prlco1 A. which they
ars offered falling to attract tho hlon!ou Of byer
and Il tue supply ~ nos speelily curtal'cd flror
erinktRa IN values ia inevitable. Bs1es reported
at $5.e0@o.95 for scaawagH II $9.6uGso76 for com.
to medium aud ht 60 for good 10 fancy. Tho
following transactions wcrc noted
, 1874-08-13
CHICAGO DAILY MAnKET.
"WEDNESDAY ExHH1Ho, Aug, II.

ALCOHOL-Whs frnl at N,W.
bEANs,TAe g. demand y vary Light, but tho stock Ia
huTTEEThe TER he, supply continues inads1nate and
Of common to fair graes whIlo tho offerings OF good
to choice Dc not equal the requirements of local
au1nors. We quote tho market ru follows Ohoics
to fancy yellow. 28Ga32o; medium to good grades Is
@2Io: inferior to common, l69Uo
mund for grain bugs at Tue lately advanced pricos.
Only fair movement In other lines wus Witnessed,
Wo quote: Stark, a5o; Lewiaton A, $50; Montauk,
w.; American 4, slo Amoskeag slci Otter croeh,
Gle, 1T@lso DO double. 26}2Ho: wool sacks o7a5oo.
BROOM CoHN-afanufnctHrer are buying to
supply tnmedtnto wants. The movement u vsry
0hoieo hurl,. .s@8ae; do extra, 70; oorn tsst
will work itself 1ntn choice hurl broom, 77Ka; for
good DO, 69o1e good to cholco stalk braid 10; H.
'iiIt nUlLDISu TER1A1s-wore IN moderate local
York btaeso. s5o5si.o Usic. anll teas1iha s CO.
menta. $aoo; Akrun eement, sl:ao@3.o0 y brl;
7se@s1vo line brls. $i.oo@l rs . hrl; whits sand,
brick Rec a,ooq u.s. .o9@ao90; buna!na;6r1ck teom-
satsssso ds inaisns, prass. sas taeaS
do common. $10, ,0Oa12.0U.
CllEEBE-Tha market was firm at yesterdays Nd
vance Trade a not especially actigo, but tho smount
like period ard uuer Light stocks the market il IN.
quallncdiy atm. Wo quota: New York factory, 10
GisHq; Western do, l2al3ct low grader, o@gc
but In othor ruapeos thera IL no visible ohRngo m ny
feature of tho lnkrkot. Wo continue 70 quote, Il.
Nigh, $o.76@loas; Lacsa%anna, range $o,ao Lack.
ste us Gss oa sas 1ss s a,s aa %apSt 5
$7.o0Sa00; Lick lstln $50; BROOKS, 37.o0; Dloss.
$3.50; slinonk, $3.50; Wilmington, 800; Barclay,
snnuas AND uIEMIOALs-cout,uue In fat, -.
, 1874-08-13

Eaas-Th: iec:s oontnuo literal, iii large
prorortion arc out q condition. having changed This
arc buying from hand 10 niouth only, paying l1912o
for gaaranteoa iots.
on 1t H. ss Il Ss Fl:
atocks light indacea nrm fceins. however, and
hs .onse Of ssvlty does not se't q q
a5.se; NJ. j %. s5.25es.5e; No. trout, 80
;oio Nc g. sloso e s1sksfs! now hbr toso
49, sasfs tt: saissaae; s banS seda:l! sn@ss!
sssse s hsrtas Sl ssasSs g. So
o9'qas Ssf Ssb b'iHc2 sssSs
s%s prsss sst*s ss iii
Foaa1aN;-Dates, oh@l0o; nas. drumB 14eal5o;
ss IL oo,es 1ayss. 179ise rura.h ptanes TX
so issee eeea Yors
sehiasn aaa.rtefs s@% WESTERN ss d. 1oHc
sG1ihgsn 1o ns d. !9llG rss:hss halves Ia
f4Yo; rs.pborEes. sSeSioa: fitted easrriot. @eloo
NoTs-Fberts. 15a1Vc; almonds. Tcrragona, 23A
Isl iss fsSss. SsSsS "sas s': s4s s S;s1
fancy 14a15e: DO second a,,a!ity. 7alSc; Tennessee
oEES FhuirsHSase fs,t4 sFers wese in fair ro
q,cst, but easier under liberal offerings. rsonc,,,
3.259l As apples, 25a35o per boz; do per br1 $.35
Pssrs ssSs bea p bsa!e' S.i!!osnls Ss.ss'
5a a,es, Do pS 5s sss sc Sssso t''''
GNOCERIE8-sngars atnl tlow . lack Of flrmness,
sos oss g e. s .1 ~ s. , eTs & For ss cths
range the snsne o. yesterday.
n5,o4an s.a s9nAs-7A@7As s2nas. Asl;s;;.. = y,x. ua
lon: 1ska2s1to faney nlo, 2sH H@25He choice d.,
sonman nsms d. s sasss 2s fssBs Gsoea ao KS
@ &C. p!s 2sss Eo GSs s1taSa afs t+sf I
oAnp1rs-star, tnl1 weight, 1a@lsXo;. steartne,
full wesh 1sH9te; d9 short wssh 12MS1'o
's sst iosi 'ss isS&ise: crushed aud
eS@seii staadsts % 81. sa 1sse: s.t1.
9; loh@io3fs;o No. =, 1o@sloae: ysl!ow, No; 81, !,
sSe; fsir d. eN@sac; eloles molassea eugaF.
s1nuFs-Diamond drips, siss@i3s; siiyer dips,
extra do, 4598oc Now Orleans molAsaes, choice $50
$50 do prime, 8otss2e do common. 7o@7ac; Tortu
laco moasacs. choice, 6oaeso; common molasess, "
sAlsnArus-oommon to bost sA@uxe.
i.56 sinsoi fi Hftlean, saas:; DO cssutts istssoS
s 9si!s $S|s oss oas %s.
palm, 9a614o Bayon Imperial, 0901o; wlii.e Rus
sian, 6A@Gc chatnp7ign. G96xo: primrose, GGaG1lc
purs, 6kta5c.
HAY-Pfairle hay wns firm, especially slough. being
In request for ehsinlunt to 1atlaburg. Timothy
dull and casy. There IL considerable Inquiry for u,uo-
thy hay to be delivered ~ September At about ptea
s al T;efs II; 5%esy o esas '119 me; Fl
@sl2 primo upland prairle, $!o.o6@1o.ho; No.
DO, 50. .ooSg; 50; No. = or slough $sooss;5o. LoosE
$3.ODHai2.00.
u1bES-Tho demand from local tanners continues
fair, and tho street offerings taken at curront
prices. Dealers arc taking hoavy hides at 8a<@
0e. Quotations; Green elty hutehors' e; greer,
cured, T9fHo: greon calf, l5a1oo: gfeen lip. ol
@l0o; veal kip, l1Hc: dry llnt, ls@lYc; dry kip,
l8o; dry salted, 14S15c; deacon skins, 400: grub
by, scored, cut, or otherwise damaged, two,thi1ds
prico: branded, 10 per cont of. Sheep potts. wool
eatmatea as washed. p Ii, 37Ha4eo.
IRON AND 6TEEL-Thoro were no nom features.
Tha average number Of orders wero rece1yrd aud
, 1874-08-13
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following instruments wero f1lod for rec
ord on Wednesday, Aug. 12:

Q1TT fnorEHf1s
Consideration.
Ellis nv, q of and near Thirty-soventh st. " {,
ls1S It, with building, dated juno 5..,...... A,6oo
West Lake 1T, n " COZ Of Kedzie ~, q T. 9Gh #
to alley, dated Aug. .4..................t... 1000
Ewents-sscond at, 225 # " Of Taulna st, I,
251l2' IT, With improvements dated July ~. 1910
Cinklan, ay, 1a5 II Of Chicago ~, " I, 7txlaA
II, dated jhnu 1900
It, dated Aug ii. 1000
kussutA at, l4l It " Of Wentworth NJ n 1,
25zl94 #, dated Juno 27......t........,..... $40
$50 It, late,l jnno 1000
Monroe ut, Ill It Of Western AZ, n +, 241148
It, dated Aug TO- ........................ 2,40o
o st, OF pomnick at, n I, 100 $40 Il, to
allcy, dated July 81 acknowledgements. 1900
North Wells Ut, a9A # n Of Schiller at, w,
33A 1aG4 It, datet Aug TO-. ..............,. $3.50
Monroo ri, . Q cor Of LraYist u Il i, l26xl30'it
dntc1 July 81 $1,000
North Sheldon Ut, CO It Of Carroll st. " i, 0x
100 t. dated 1uly 81. $4,000
Vest Division al, ISL II Of California AZ. U (,
5O1l1a IT, dated Aug. u, 2OyO
oakley ay 139 II II OF Fulton et, " T. y05l2ix
It, dated Aug. g.6,..............,......... 1850
sIoo Il, dnted AM. 10. 5000
Etato at, n cor Of Madiaon 1t, o t, 05H1I05X
, 1874-08-13
Cable transfcrs--Loudor. 492A; Paris, 606t6.
noNpB AND GOLD.


Other good town, county, hntt CITY lopda 9oferneu
BY location and rate Of interest,"
LATEST.
New YonK, Aug. 12.-Nonoy, 2@9; primo
Sterling dull al s4.sc%@ %@4.s7A for aixty days,
And 81. .90GD4. .901G for aight.
Customs receipts. $557, ,00o.
Gold dull, opening and closing at 10os6. Car
rying ratoB, 11GD1, and ilat.
The Assistant Treasurer dlsbutBed $4Q, 900,
Ciearings, s18,000,000
Specie ongagementa for to'mo1roH's steamers,
e5UO, goo.
Governments firm. 6tato bonds neglected,
except Tennessee olds, 81 900 Of which aold at
58 OK coupons. Railroad bonds moderately
aotive.
Tho stock market WAS quiet and steady at tho
opening, and afterwards became moderately ac-
tive aud firm, and prices advanced 1&@11 per
1ent. with the chief interest 10 Western Union,
Pacific hail, aud Union Pacific. Later on thero
vas slight falling OF, which Was followed by
markod improvement, with Union Pac!ac Lead
ing the list at an alynnco from 2811 to 2016. At
tho close Of business tho wholo market Was firm;
Chicago & Alton advanced to 102 bid on the be-
liof that tito Directors to-day would doclare 8
por cent dividend nothing official was known At
the close OF business as to tho aocaion reached.
The decision In tho Wisconsin auit is awaited
with great interest. Among sales we're 2,000
Western Union; 1l,000 Pacific Alail; 5000 Lake
Bhore; 19,000 Union Pacific; 5000 1T. Paul aud
& mn f>hin
, 1874-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNEsnAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
Tho following woro tho receipts aud ahip-
ments of the leading articles Of produce III Chi
cago during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for
the corresponding date ono year ago,
, 1874-08-13

OATTLE-The donla1ld for int cattle steadily OK
cecsls the supply aud holleta enabled to realize
promptly aud at rcmuneraiiyo prices, Only small
percentage Of tho catte coming forward consists
Of quality aitcd to tho wanta Of New York, Albany,
mud boston l15oss and fer those oforod there s con
continued scarcity Of hrst and socona class seora
"goo and medium grades are receiylng rather
m:grato natiYoa aud Texaas, thu situation OF thu
market y '!ninfoved. ou tue contrary, tho prlce6
current To-day wore eyen issa satisfactory than those
reaxsl o the preceding days Ut tho week, though no
very msrkcd dacltno van suffered. Halca were vt a
Wio rauEe, via: from 81 90 to 1910. The supply OF
drst-caad cattle amounted to Aa,t 500 head over 900
of which lelongod to party. and were sola ut CO.
Stock steer. sold Ut $a.60@400. Calves we're III de-
nlaud 1t $35083.o0,
QUOTATIONS.,
Extrs boeEo&-7 Graded 4tsees, averaging LOO
, 1874-08-13

hEw fonx. Avg. l?.-y",ces fairly active with,
eoh,m1ssn 20 an al i1lroron,en was uoIte
generally qaiet prieea non1tnay uncnopacd, ;lAt-
oestpRs Ss aS Fit ss1s isnss wo;o
nca Eold vol ut Auction. 'e' "s'~'N~f
, 1874-08-13
CHICAGO DlY.QO0pS MA1KET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aug. II.
There ia gradually increasing dotand for dry
goods md tho market Displays quite much hrmnesa
~ at any previous period during tho present seasou,
though no general advanco ts now soked for until the
opunlng Of tho fill trade Stocks are being atoadiy
our jobbors will soon bo ID position to promptly
1neet any and al demands hat aro likely to bo made
upon thcn. Tho oarpot trado re1u4ns Inactive. with
tie variation In prices. all standard makes polug held
we'll up to tho quotations.
Following aro tile revised quotations:
, 1874-08-13

choice do, ssc@sl o5; fair to good 9unpordtr, 7oA
$50: choice rugauey 81 oo@1 10: extra moylne sl.3o
mon 70 good DO. e507oc; fair to good Old. Goaa1o
common ho 3s946c; common t0 Gun oolong, oe8t6o;
good, 65@G5o; choico to extra, B5ct4$f 90.
TODAGoo-nemains f,rn1 at tho qnosationss
Fms 0uT-E1!ra, 7ofaB5 choice, 00a05o medium,
s0Gs66o POOR to common. tO@45o.
rLuo- Natural lent, 768eoo half bright, eo87oo;
blnnk, sound, tb(960c.
,8Moxrse-doot 70 choice, 82@a5o medium, 29a
alo common, 27n1ac.
W0OD-1 dnlt and oasy. Doecht $1,000 97.to: maptc,
e7600eoo; hickory, ss.b0@p.90: slabs, $o,ooaS5o--
davsrel.
W0O1-A fair steady demand exists, with the otror-
ings Of somo descriptions barely 4da0ualo, Ircea
stoaty, ~ follows
Good TO primo tupwasnsd. ..4a95so
Fins 10 good tub.waahed. .45t5&7o
Fine and uledtum washed fleece. .42t5i4
Coarse Waahsd Gooco. .a66S40o
Mhdhm and coArso unH&ahod. ............... .B0@35o
Fine unHasnnh: .21G3J0o
Unmerchhnt1ba and hurry wool, SGA10o less.
1RA1LROAD FREi0l1Ts-Wors dull aud unchanged.
Following are tho Fates:
, 1874-08-13
Tho l'r6teuEe 1TArk4.

eoanuH htI fntt Hkrls ,,,n-1 nht'IrISt H~I
Tho rrodurs arark*s.
ru,w vo,r Inv y NEW f yonE. .
240 balcs: gross at 17Ho. F!ttrtn ctScl sicady3:
December, Is al-32c; Halcs, 17,ooo bnlco.
DnEApsrurrs-Fiour scarcely Activo, without
eny decided eaneo; resst1s lo77o .psran.
sG3; good to c'loeo. $t.7o91o: wh!to wieat ,stre.
$d.l698oo; ostra Uho &.9sGs 1.Wg: " Lo,is, $050:
9as. ltye aour ateady It $,;ac@o'5o Corn neaIi
lewcri reeoIpa, 81 9oS p IN No. G(asago = %9 2a
r. 5sS' si:ss g.! s|s:s 81 s'ass I'd %$;sssa;
,sT rel no' ata te'a bass, ,e% Te na,1s d.
n esss Ss:si q: ;s%s ny ss3ssa
5,sas ,;a ,ssS ,s;ss
i@%ser @ ire ,sse1s i, m oS, s mixed "esteFn s'
iii M.xmupshanssd' rVJ Ua,ss mds'ss"' 0'as''''
@ s'as @ % and sns ION r. ct
oassSs qst @ ce ae e1,,s ana sa raod
11,l@1lie.
EoaaE.sita5v rEssiM55-s,saay Wsa;,o a. 9ee: 99;a,.,
quiet. se .ms ntanss ':n t sss qs nd
primo stcata, l4Hc "'' -Ais@AA''e' 1'-A" A'4'A ~
1,urrkn-Flr,n at 1aaasr
0HEEhE-Flsm.
'Wn1sky-Fr,n and moro active al s1o1.
a1rrAls--sfanutaciuroi copper nnic. md uuchaug-.
ed lugok luke heavy at 14@lJXe. Iron-Hcotch piG
quiet at 33,(c; American pig duli at 26a27c Uussia
shcnt, 2415c gntl.
NAlLs-uMohangcd at <o.Be9a83 for cut; $500.
t.6s for ollnch; horseshoe nolnI,mI.
ST. LOUIS.
Fl. LoUEa, Aug. 12-Cor7oN-pn,et and unchanged
DnEApsrufrs-Flo,r dull and noIninal. What;
hrin; No. rstl, sl0gt9l.1o No. re., $ll7, Corn
selter September. Outs oasiqr and uusctticI Nn 4
A79t7kc. Kyo d,l and lower No, ., 75o or Track.
%l.lsn1-sto,dy Ct 49,.
de1nani bacon 1rm, md so,no sales shade higher
shoulders, 0H9Hc clear rib, 137 l3tto ctoar I346S
13ic; clenr rIb l3o seller September 13ifc sciler
August 13c sccr last hall and buyer rst half SIP
te1nhnr: Lard firm good. 10Ho; seller the yeak
| REoE1prs-Wleat. 81 ono uu; corn, "a, moo bu.
BalrMENrs-WAcas, bG10 bu corn, 1,000 bu.
, 1874-08-13

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aug. II.
The offerings considerably larger, but the
ket rather quiet. though with eonlo dealers trade
was fair. saca made 1t Is for joists aud
xc2nttug nul $40 20 for long jo,sts far boards and
srips 1t LEO. AponA lnnbnr sut ut $780, $i2 so,
snd $500 for c1oars, common, and culs, by Alpena
,nspoctton n e Doarda and st5ns ats quoted at $a@
la!h. 81. .60@1 co; shingles, $I.50S280.
Tho following BALES wers reported: Cargo achr L.
II. Davis, from Apena, 900 m It 1nill-run lumber,
at 90 for cleass Sl1 so for common % for csls
Alpona Inspection Cargo schr leAhtsgo from Aronn,
ST. in It mil-run uDer 1t $. 90 for clears, 6i260
tchs oaru ro mansos a M
2oo III jo,sss and scantling ut 5s.ai. Cargo prop
island from LudlnRton 153 n josts md scantlng at
Sa.2j, Ludiugou tiliy. Cargo barge Mercury, from
LrdtnRon, $50 srips nnd boards 1t SLIGO. All vold
by Il. 4. D!ckford & Co.
, 1874-08-13
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

DIIIOAQO.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Aug. II,
Tho receipts Of live stock during the week have been
, 1874-08-13

Tho n1aton Wool Murkot.
UosroN, A.,g. 1a-Wuol-Stoatly de1land for al de-
srubio kiiila market firm colnbng and loiane 10.
leqtloua Yssy nupA MRnts0 saos raxdtf uAds 1t 6aA
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HOW Is THIS.
4 Burglar Punished With Reprimand.

About two months ago, a notorious negro bur
glar. ir,own John Williams alias William
Parker. entered the residence of Mr.. John Cazaux
on Madison street. near Old Levee. and pro-
eeeded to help himself to loose articles in the
regular professional style. He was. however.
detected, and in his efforts to escape from the
vengeance that followed him in the shape Of an
improved shootlng-iron in the hands Of Mr..
Cazanx, he fled to the roof and jumped into the
yard, and dangerously injured himself.
He received medical treatment and recovered
sufficiently to be arraigncd before Judge Staes
TOR preliminary examination As the witnesses
for the prosecution We're not hand, Judge
Sta"s. taking into consideration the innocent
nature Of the man before him. discharged him
with "A few words OF fatherly advice, all tending
to go. and SIN no more, and then the cx.
preston Of the opinion that the advice would be
taken, az the trouble which it had caused him
would keep it prominently before him.
The gentle being went his wav which led him.
on the night of September LIST, to the residence
OF S. Il. Ratio, No. 165 Orleans street. where his
old nature got the best Of him and he went to
work Ill the same old style but was again detect
ed, and, after desperate struggle between him
and Mr.. Ratio, was captured.
He was brought up before Judge Staes again
on Thursday, who, considering his previous Mis-
placed confidence, sent him down to the Superior
Criminal Court, under bonds Of $780,
The REGATTAo-S Several gentlemen con.
nected with the clubs entered for the regetta
on Monday next, have called our attention 10
the advertisement % the steamboat W. $
Pike. which announces the departure of the
boat at O'Clock. They express themselve,
a, entertaining fears that the boat may arrive
after the races have started, and that the
swell will spoil the sport, and suggests that an
earlier hour of departure be fixed.
The suggestion will no doubt reeetv- The at
tentlon OF the officers OF the bout
The Katie. chartered by the Riversdes
viii leave on Monday. precisely al } O'Clock.
The Louisiana Club viii, by invitation Of the
RlyeraIdts, be Oh board.
large number of the members Of the
Rlversides are empl oyed in toundries, and
there is general desire that they be allowed
to knock off At $50 O'Clock. so as to give them
an opportunity to attend the regatta with
their families. They are all hard workers,
ard the recreation solicited will no doubt be
granted.
Plymouth Church has subscribed $500 for
Elizabeth. Now, If they would buy her
,ewing mschine nothing would stand in the
way Of our accepting her as a saint
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VI ARINk.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept II, u M-Baropoter
1850. Wind northwest, light
Arrived ship EAponnder. from Liverpool.
No departures.
PA>s-A-LOrrEE, Sept II, Y M.-Wnd north
light
Sailed Steamship Andean and Espana.
~. YORK. sept. ll.-Arrived: Tybee Penn
brohe. Arrived out: Alice, ASIA, Frederick, La
nest, faicyon FlamInso, Ceres.
GALYEsTos, Sept. II. - Arrived. Steamship
Morgan, from Brashear Harlan, Il ON lndanola
Schooner Nernal from Pensacola. Cleared
Brig Minnie Tranb. for Pensacola. Sailed
Steamship San ia INTO, for Liverpool; Harlan,
for Bra hear: Morgan, for IndIan0la.
SOUTHWEST Pass, sept. II, + Z. M.-Barometer
$3.50. Wind northeast, light. Arrived Steam
boat Bosser, at 1890 T. NJ, Boardman, master,
from Grand Isle. o departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, Sept. H. Wind norteast, light.
Arrived: steamboat Wawenock from the lake.
No departures.
NEW YORK. Sept. ll.-Arrived: Pembroke,
Wales.
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:AI..cr FROM STATUTES or 1871. 2SrH FER, any.
SEC 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the supervisors
Of election, appointed under this act. and they
ana each of them are hereby authorized and
required:
i. 20 attend at all times and places fixed for
:hc registration Of voters, who, beng registered,
woUlG be entitled to vote for Representative %
/. lcgste in Congress /; and
2. 70 challenge any person offering to register.
3. 10 attend at all times and places when the
names OF registered voters may BE- marked for
challenge and TO such names registered as
shcy shall deem proper to be SO marked.
/. TO make when required, the lists, or either
Of them, provided for III section thirteen Of this
act. and verify the same; and
5. Upon any occasion, and at any time when i'll
attendance under the provisions of tn act, to
personally inspect and scrutinize such registry.
and tor purposes of Identification to aiiiX their
his signature to each and every page OF the origl.
nai list, and Of each and every copy Of any such
list o; registered voters, at such times, upon each
day when any name may or shall be received,
entered, or registered, and III such manner as
wiIl, II their his Judgment, detect and expose
tha improper or wrongful removal thcrctro!n, or
addition thereto, III any way. of any name or
2laLes."
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WASHINGTON.

NhsHINuroN, Sept. General orders from
The War Department, dated September sth,
calls the attention Of officers of the commanding
forts and posts upon the coast, TO the prori-
soli5 Of the act respecting quarantine and health
laws, approved February -, 1899, and directs
that the commanding officers will furnish assist
anco to. any collector, or other proper officer of
revenue, whenever he shall be specially author
/ed by the secretary OF the Treasury 10 apply
ilr
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THE ASSASSIN on TRIAL,
a Large Crowd in Attendance.
No Demonstration.

She announcement of the fact that the muir
.,crcf Newton would yesterday he arraigned
Before Judge Staes for preliminary examina.
zion. attracted to the Third Municipal Court
!. large crowd, which assembled long before
tie appointed hour. .-.-..
AT about IL o'clock Judge :staes asceuded
the bench, and
was brought in. There was not that careless.
'cnchalant look that his face has usually
worn on other occ sions when he has been ar.
.;Igned to answer for his peculiar ways; i'll
fact be looked care-worn, and no doubt :e.
."gnIzes and appreciates his situation.
HIS hair had been arranged with great care
.nd nicely, so as to disclose the sticking
plaster VITA which his head was ornamented.
H walked III an took his seat very quietly.
snU although there was some stretching of
at.t.s on the part of the crowd Their. was no
demonstration.
'ls H. G. Castellanos appears for the prose.
cation, and Mr.. c. II. Gutenberg and Alex.
j'4lsheimer, Esq. for the defense.
sas witnesses were called, and both side.
snuounced themselves ready, and on motion
% No LUzenberg. the witnesses weg. serar.
ste,S
Tie evidence was the same as wa. elected
q the Coroner's inquest, with the exception
81 Gle testimony of Alexander Muir, Of
sour new witnesses. who made the following
etaterDent
reside at No. 12S Royal street. On the
nigh, Of the killing of Bourtonnay, Septen-
S,cr 1st, ut about $50 o'clock. my back was
against Griswold's store. | was looking at
che procession, when | heard voice in the
crowd say, II don't know you. This caused
sne 10 look around. l SAW two men in the
street, and saw a small man with cleaning
weapon in his hand, with which he stabbed a
tail man. The tall man pushed him; both
:,eng near the gutter, the small man fell in
| saw Mr.. 3. (the tall mani try to take hold
.t the pillar ard fall on the banquette. | saw
the man that did the cutting and would re-
.ognze him again. Witness pointed out New
ton. the assassin, in court After getting up
81, Of the gutter l saw Newton cross Canal to
-: Charles street.
Mr. Luxembourg, councillor Newton. an.
Nounced to the Court that they had no
evidence to offer for the defence, where
upon Judge Stses sent the papers before the
Superior Criminal Conrt, Oh the charge OF
murder Newton was remanded to the Parish
lrlSOn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-12
MEETING OF THE ORANGES.
ELECTION or COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
Especial to the Bulletin, I

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. H. The meeting here OF
the Patrons Of Husbandrv has been largely at
tended; the States called upon sending full
representation. At the election of commercial
agent ior the Changers at New Orl, ans, the firm
Of ". Harrington Co., 70 Carondelct street was
clcctc-. Eve. vthing is harmonious.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-12
MEETING OF THE BLUE AND GRAY,

NlCK,Bt Re, sept. II Several days ago call
for meeting by the former soldiers of the Union
and Confcdv rate armies was published The call
stated the purpose of tbs meeting was to foster
and encourage kindly relations between the SOL
dlers OF the late war, and to form a band of mu-
tual friendship and good feeling. Several pre-
llinlnary meetings were held which were largely
attended by the representatives Of both armies.
Those OF the Union army resident in this city
being nearly equal in numbers to the Confcd-
crate, at the meeting last night the body formed
itself into an association to be known as the
Order of the Blue and Gray. The speeches were
indicative Of the utmost good feennS and relief
at this public acknowledgment of the break i'll
the dark cloud of prejudice which has been
Expressing all alike.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-12
4 NHALER DISSATISFIED.

GALVESTON, Sept. 10.-Thc boat reported to
have been dsmasted near the mouth Of Brazos
River, provesto be the brig L. II. Moore of Bos-
ton. She Is whalcr and arrived off the bar here
last night. She disnastcd during the gale
of the 18th inst and will come inside for repairs
Wheu the gale struck the vessel she had two
whale heads on deck, and two blubbers alongside
she carries crew of twentv-olle men and had
fifty barrels of oil on board