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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

FLOUR Plant's Extra, O'FalIou, TIE
Strike. Davis & Emmons' Best. Lone
Star, Fienr de Cap. Cape City and othc,
brands OF the choicest Family Flour re
ceIved IN this market; also Snperiiue
Double Extra and Treble Extra, suited
to plantation use.
PEARL HOMINY and GRITS-Crackel
Wheat, Smiths Crushed White Wheat
Corn Neal, Genuine Scotch Dat Meal
NESS and RUMP PORK-Bacon, Clea,
Sides and Shoulders, Dry Sailed Sides
and Shoulders.
CHOICE SUGARCURED HAMS AND
| Breakfast Bacon.
FULTON MARKET FAMILY BEEF and
Zig Pork in half and quarter barrels
DRIED BEEF Smoked Beet Tongues,
Spiced Beef
PURE LEAF LARD-In tierces, kegs and
buckets.
GOSHEN BUTTER-From the best dali
lies, in firkins, tubs aud cans of five and
ten pounds each.
WESTERN BUTTERFLY tirkins and tubs
CHEESE - English Dairy, New York
Cream, Western Factory, Pine Apple,
Holland, Sap Sage and Gruyeyc, etc.
SUGARS Crushed, Cut Loaf, Graunla-
ted, Powdered, White and Yellow Clu-
flied and Louisiana Blown of all grades
MOLASSES and SYRUPS In barrels.
half barrels and kegs of ten gallons eacr
fair, prime and choice.
FISH - Mackerel, Salmon, White Fish,
Goldfish, Tongues aud Sounds, Dutch
Herrngs.
CANDLES-star, Sperm and Parafne.
YEAST POWDERS, ETC. - Sole Agent
for J. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast
Baking Powder, The Best" Preston e.
Merril's, Dunllam's, Horsfords Bread
Preparation, Cream Tartar, Bi.Carb
Soda.
SALT-Coarse and fine, in sacks and
pockets.
SOAP-Procter & CANDLES Olive, Lautz
Brothers, Acme and Defensive; also a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

u Kentucky judges will not toler-
ate contempt of court. One Of them
broke q stout cane recently over the
head of q lawyer who had used dis
respectful language III addressing lis
honor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

large assortment of Toilet Soaps.
vlNEGAR-Pure Cider and French Wine
STARCH-Western, Duryea's Satin Gloss
and Blneing.
CRACKERS-Large assortment Of Emo
lish and American
PICKLES, PRESERVES and JELLIES--
Imported aud Domestic, in great vari.
ETY..
FLAVORING EXTRACTS-Jemon. Va
nllla, Pineapple, Orange, Almond, Nee
tarine, Rose, Peach and Ginger
SlRUi's-Lennon, Pineapple, Raspberry,
Vanilla, Strawberry, Sarsaparilla and
| Ginger.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, Peaches, Ap-
pies, Figs, Raisins, Citron, Currauts,
and Cherries.
NUTS-Almont's, Pecans, Filberts, Eng
fish Walnuts
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER and
CHOW-CHOW.
CANNED GOODS-A large assortment,
comprising every variety of Fruit, Veg
etables, Meats, Fish, Soups and Poultry,
Observation-Disclosures Sausage, French
Patties, Mushrooms, DcvileG Ham and
Tongue, shrimp and Ancitovy Paste.
MACCARONI AND NERMICELLI-lt al
ian and American.
SALAD OILS-The finest imported.
CONDENSED MILK-Borden's T. acIe
and Swiss.
SACCES-Lea and Worcestershire, Fork.
Shire Relish, Crosse & Blackwell's Wal
nut aud Mushroom Catsup, Mcllhenny's
TObasco Pepper.
CHOCOLATE-3akers' Plain, Single and
Double Vanilla, Paris Exposition.
SPICES-Mustard, Pepper, Alspice, Gin
ger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmcgs,
Carrie Powder.
COEFEE-Rio, Java, Mocha, Laguayra,
Manila. Havana, Cordova, Our c0tfees
are selected with great care, and pur-
chasers can always rely on getting the
best in market.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

~ The arches on the piers of the
St. Louis bridge across the Mississippi
River are at last closed, and people can
now begin to understand how the
bridge is to look when it shall be fin
ished.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

Time cuts down all, both great
and small" How about the provisio4
and grocery bills9
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14

But soon. alas! she sunk-"she sunk -
She went right down kerflumpus;
The waves they closed above her head.
And also close the rumpus.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14
f. J. w. PLATT,
wholesale and Retail nea7er
W HSOc - IL II = and TIE a g.
Plantation Supplies,
Wines, Liquors and C0rd1a1.
Family Groceries,
roe cd3TP 81. cOzAER or 1p01Dzas
Family Groceries,

NEW ORLEANS

CONSTANTLY ON HAND GOODS IN HIS LINE
veIS Iv
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-01-14
TEAS


only New York, or fm onethrt Mehf
than the usual similar goods. HOnckeepes
to reju he co o household
pr which includes
, 1874-10-19

From TIE 4sfw Fork ktrati, Oct. IT,
After William Il. Tweed l,aa apeut pearl7
year Oh DIaekwcll's Island hla council Or some
Que for tbom have discovered au alleged matori-
al discrepancy betwoan the Anllng Of tha Jury
and tho tocora Of thu sautoMco. It IL claimed
tla. lilo Jury lounl hin guilty oil simple "ntd-
demeanor.": Whereas tho illding on Tue court
record makes hun "gNiity OF several n.isde-
neanora charged" upon this state OF tacta it
ia lualated that tho aontenco of line sud lmprisou-
ment for oaoL misdomcanor WAS not uarrautod
by the voruiot. Wnb view to bring the ,natter
tt Il legal tent aud probable Ao!o. doubtless,
al shortening tAe tesia Of Ms. Tssua'a inprlso,,.
meut, niotiun was made yesterday in
the con's Of oyof aud Tessninsr,, boloro Judge
tbs }}ianling Of the jury. Tho .rgn,neat ,'H oi If
COURSE MA purely technical. bat e. isge4lorsly
Field aud e1-Jndgo comstoek, could maho Il.
No one, outHido Of the counsel seemed to caro-
much about it. msklng it painfully apparent that
tls intsrost tint once contred iu tho 10, tunes Of
The gseat ex-Mosul af Talamauy aud Maator at
thu Municspal Ring 10 longar axtasa.
Il wna urged for the motion that tho change In
tho record askod for waa QUO Of tha greatest im-
portauce to tho prisoner, ~ such oarreutlop
would shorten ha tenn oflmpsl1opa,saa nWas
, 1874-10-19


Il Ia said daily paper will soon be stalted
hers to run through the csmpaigu. IN tbs lnte:-
cat Of Con. ltnrlbut. Tho protector claims to
havs $1,000 subscribed tgw4rds the outorprse
II will be run ina lively manner, and Aa7a =
la,su iicd in which to operate.
Tho dairymon appointed meeting Of the
Stato Aaeaciation to tia held in Aurora. The IT.
FIN gentlemen nsns down, -aa tbs only native Q!
AuroIa "uu put in aup rauca wns lepurtel
fur tho Beacon. Tho +As Mt Eiglu is II. .0}u- :
000 Hnul.al!y, aud tho ubirsman nava deeileA
lint ,niBAlonaTy work win 10 OMITTED III tie
lulure.
sumo Of the merchants ARE beginning to take
osHesHion oi tao stores in tue new blocIs. WheH
all are titled, Mari;at Square will present livsY
spectacle.
Eleven men woro arrestcd last week A. drunk
aud dssordetly. Their "potaunal llhe.ty" was
lnfiinEod upon By fine.
Tue lseV. n. IL. Axteil, pastor OF the 0{ethn1.at
Episcopal Church OF Elgiu, has boen AsHisura TO
The Ala stroes Church in Chicago, and Or. uaaslY
fB sent to EIyin.
Alr. Axtelt nus n1any friends in ElgIn, his m;r-
istrY being generally acceptable, aud a!l will wah
hum sucoess in his new ield.
a very lne onprAsed poltr OF Abraham
Lincoln. secured through tho liberallty OF q low
citizens, haa beem placed III tho ruple library,
Ir0f. David swing Lectures In tho Opera House
Tonight. He should have crowded ho.se
The proceeds ate fur the bsnedt VI tAs presby-
terian Church.
Gen. Earnsworth will spoak here thu woek be-
fore election. anI probably Con. uusiburt.
lseai estate Continues 10 riao ID value here,
aud building il pushed forward all the tue.
, 1874-10-19

M*l.ss, Mira Multcl. ". q. Mcclure. John Loon-
ard, Mi. Lane, several lady ompluyes Of tho Re~
eoYdSra Office, aud nutndor Of othor peoplh
lnore or loss sell known. Tho usual oeromunes Of
the nomnn Cathn'io Church were he!A over tbs
remains at the Church OF tho Holy Nane, thu
Roy. Father O'Cunuor officiating. Miss Corri-
gan was only rs wears old, aud was horn In Now
Orleans, Of Irish parents. She had rsslacd III
this cttt for moro than dozen years, and A.
ways, by her native ability. succeeded In holding
posltsona OF trust and emolumont The Gravo
las aofdotn closed ovor more gifted, moaeas,
aud Hell-belored woman.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer N0use-F. l.. Downing. Iowa, ]. L.
nairlnr pear!s :. h.rlx; k,' nar's @as Wosonef
NoiiHoh, Toronto; George ". Hall, New York.
=. J. Grand Pacific Xotei-W. II. Fletcher.
New York; r. Rawlings. Mont.oal; J. Al. Tuea-
;i1,a!e, i,, 1,IIaIIno; ]; T.. Lung, cinslrnati !;
shcrman Rouse-B r. Patrick,
Buffalo, George L. Fox, @. K. Fox, George f..
TYLER, T. btrebulger, NaN York: William 1lo,d.
TSroctmor. on. New York; Il. Trao, " sao Fr.,: H.:
stseo; s 9: 4. Neweoms NO NJ. York; H. .. Wood
ILL; IL. WeiBbtoi, D1uaton.
, 1874-10-19


Randolph nogels, the distinguished sculptor
from Rome, 1taly, il in tue city, Wait to hiB
brother. DR.. +. G. Rogers. lie stops II tho
Panor Houso.
President Grant aud party, accompanied by
nIr. aud alrs, Potter Palmer, occupied their
leisure tialo yoaterday In driving pm thu hou!c-
yards. In tho Afternoon they called at the resi-
deuce Of Mr. II. II. Honore, On tho corner Of
rsuoaunes avenue aud Forty. seventh street.
The Itev. William II. Ryder will give tho acc-
ond lecture Of tue Chicago A.Aeneum Monday
evening. Free oourao this evening at o'cluck.
Tho public are cordially .uv.ted.
". ]. Florence, tho actur, IL at tho Palmer
lluuao,
Randolph L. nogere, The celebrated scutntor,
arrived hers ytHtolday fron Kont, Italy, and
rcGiAtorsd ut the Palmer House. iIa comes to
slalt ius brother, Dr.. E. q. Nogers.
MArHAnET J. conn!dAN.
The rerlAha Of Miss Margaret J. Corrienp,
lats an eloiant omploye in llia Rscnrders ollicc,
were inferred soHtsld&Y iu Calvary Comote,Y =.
M,ss CorriBAu was most chtimanle Young lady,
accomplished, t,letg gatio, and capable. lof death
waa quito ne1peescd, mid caused uufeiguol sor-
row to large r1noer Ut her friends aud Gdnirora
The luneral procession, which waa by carriage
lha whole may to the cemetery, %as largo aua
restoetaolo. Among thono present woYe ex-
Comptroller Durlas, Atrs. alld Miss hurley, CAPT.
John J.. Heasy, deputy Aacosder, aud Mira.
lIeaiy. Ms. ". i. Sullivan. c!ty, eaitos Of tho
j. Htkal'hou. John u
, 1874-10-19
HORRIBLE SNAKE STORY.
Tho eorllu OF Prospecting In North
R&trNs

AAe AoAAHa u prospecting la NoEtA
,, From, TIE Dtnpsr lCot.> Tord.
MorBrs. u. 8. perlsltls, Juseuh Btra!oy, mud
Jolt, L. atlenr@ck, party Of Chicago tourists,
feIlre'aa tt yossefday 70 from three ton.hs' trip
They Tilted ont HI Quilt as Simpsons corral Inst
Jutv, and drove down southwark ani prua,,cttetl
from uras,its to Fort Steele, on tAo tJuiou Pa-
cinc.
Ttsore gont1omcn relate a most horttblo s,,sko
ktorY, which will bcar ro|,eattng. They wcrD
encanpetl in Elk Head Mountains, In tho Nur;
lask, IN the 10.li nf Inst Soutemuor, when they
mot with q misfortune which Gust ono Of hto
party h!s lfo, The party alrscd III camp lato
ono night after lny's ht1ht aua ramblo over tho
tin. After a hoArty slipper lilo parry lay down
in thcir blankets around tho tire, winch had
boon bnIit IN thc s'eft Of ho'ne lnrgo
asieep. Mr.. straloy VIVA awakened In tho
night by hoavY roight upon hia chest,
At first he supposed it was llls brothor's 1lsnl,
lut, ~ 1t did nut moro, and bHoOniug nervous
ard atalmcd. ho raiacd his hoaa, aud was l,urri-
upon Lila ci,est With its hoad postled down In tho
cotte Of tho coil II wls nearly das light. but
Mr. stralcy was no pa1aEySod with fcar that ln
could not mako noac. and dafed not more. Ito
| tccorcrea hfa presence Ut mint 30 fnr as to b.
attic 10 tIras tic blanxoss over his face. This
| movement B.artsd Tho ron.llo monster, which
| glldol lront him to s brother, who WAS sleep.
i ing with llm. The snake pasho1 from his hroasl
:" Kan ~ 0ktiGi 4AEGt HlluH III
| Honry StsaIoy lal.od hid lauuI to soar it nwav.
Tllere was fierce rattle and loud cry from tho
haf-aWakcucd hoy, atltl tllo nlolsBtcr buried ltA
fangs III ls right hand aud accaIl.i tins i'll hin
cllenk. Thoto wss y horrible scream from Henry
Slrascv nB tho roor boy jumped to Ills loet, wnlle
The snake gded rom tue Blankets to Il largo Hat
! rock near the ombels Of Tho hro. MIR. Jonlsius
fired Lis revolver al tho horrible creattre, aud at
! tho aecontl shot brought 1t domu.
Poor Young straloy VAS soon auffarlng tho
nlUHt utGrHb His brother nt h.H trn1IGnt
! cut out largs rortlon Ut the check IN hoprB
that the yo'son had mt .peno.ratel worry derp
| md tight iieatule was buunl around The wrist
| of The bitten I4nsll, wlllcl, WAS hathed in COLI
| waller. But notntn. tho mortified young men
| could do asaicd to BsYe tho ppor boy. lIe ,liel
lcss than two hours III tho nost terrible ngony
| ilad The party been supplied with plontifu
supply pi whisky It's lite might have boen saved,
| but they Ind no,e VII, them. Tho body chRnFctl
color Within t!areo llours after the accilout. The
| young men coufoced the corpse to Fort S.oo!o
| wlcnce it MAS slnppsd ho;he to Chicago fYr in
| terHlont. Tho ena4ae measured feet In 1eugth
and lla nine rattles which ta!ion oil. and
| whrn wore shown TO our roportor at tile corral
| last evening.
, 1874-10-19

nrgod flrtl,ar, that If tho Judge msto mistake
IT WAS the duty of tho Court which ls superior to
representing majority Of tho pcunlo while i
Judgment Of tho Court terrcaontod only h!m 'elf.
1t waa i,Hlstod thas tho dofondant had right to
demR,a cp1rcnt record Of what waa done.
Court, but simply aal;ins what It wns uruot, Tiny
had loyal right to asI. h!esprs. W. II. Peck
liam and Diatact-Atornov pholpa snoAo in ro-
ply They eonsct1ch TINT ths charge wns ,lsa-
material. mud tho Jury found TWEED guilty on Mi
terlai. tho Judge had no power to utter now
record Of d Judge OF co-ottlinata Jurisdiction.
At tho ot1ae ot tho argumont, WHO'D "as very
brief, and containing only tllo nbnYo points,
olkiun.
, 1874-10-19
wnys. but whose paths lay tin groom pastures
and bcado at1}l waterB," because lave nnd nol,-
tout aweesouod hardship and mado sclf-dcnlal

ways. bnt whose paths lay tin groom pastures
tout sweesouad hardship and mado sclf-dcnlal
oany.
Life, 1t tho best, is only tho thing wo mako IT.;
md sue wllouo aspirations drive Aor from tllo
shelter OF !lo1ne aud guat pursuits luto tue
storm OF political debalc, aud tho danger OF p0'
lsica Action, will lind It {. tteatlatll 1xlatouce.
that VII! weary l!er Leurt alld Hul tho putty of
lor aoul, aud Hllo Mil eny, with all atlgulH4 that
~osaa ean hearee expfess:
Oil bitter bitter nra tho less.
Tllore Ia work enough for Doh uan and wom-
nn to Co,-nll bull Mo nblu to du j; aud, II lIo
ilso,sohes to tHko tno worst as!l Acnviast upuu
lluself III TO pru}oses to buvo iler tint which
Btle is not ltted lur, leoa,tsa tito ureat uoalguor
Raw Au need 10 TIT her tor tt-1 caut h1o mum III
lint 10 cointlaln u but II, occasionally, onu
hteakn from she he*.en path, il sue vyeie1s waya
ttsat aro uu.tlIer "unlaaiy Or dousrable. ca& HUI
go Yniutiy, aud be ratased to !eavb usAega w.iuru
thoy aro FulHuotll, III They taIk OF etcDatlaJ
wu,atA @toge Auus9wulk, ntuya MaauinG ulhtluh
aid baKll4g. abuye bwceplng and dustluE. nuoyd
SEWING ana stitching, Auuya fAsllltn.uE tho
da!uty garmanta tuAt mother losen eyun tu
tuucl pucatlho they will c!utl,o tue cx1u.sltcly-
brkutful l.sALa Ut llot preatoalB, dln!led uaDy
aud thuy dons want tlum 10 10 mothors oven,
becnne lllothcrluoa br.uss with II care and coll-
ineulent. TheY wAnt everything to bo auto D.,
Viii catt good Willie, fur tseso aru scsi-
bio nounle isls. asd prny uol. moro may he
raised up Hgainsl tno limo VI hecd
Happier, happier fir lhan linn
Min tho laurel OIL thy bsew.
BtB WlU Hl4kc4 lAo luHest hearth
Luet.y it'll ID und 0n elrtn.
Ocr. IL, 1874. GAusEr B. FREEMAN.
, 1874-10-19


Mar continues tu Da wuYed bolSoen Lao Bona
paetlata OF lila light aud tne Hanamrttsta Ut thu
Luts,-be.wuen .lla Elrtisans ut tho ptlnee iu-
l'brial alnl thcAo ii pIDGa Sa;n,ltou. Tne
roply to tho accusations Of M,l. Ronter aud
cu.,lpauy, pub.isCos tho following latter4 nd
Dressed w the late Emperor tu LID Republican
cu,,sla; ii will bs reu,Araea Tint lhe second was
vritieu ouiy shout Tina tctvra Aupuleun LII.
died;
.... Ca1sELHunsr, May IL, 1879.
My DEAR Cousts: t41lk II wualI 10 vuty ~ wisa
to re=unt .Eyst. .s'-l.y III corsica, and mat !! IL
nstetssry to Wall for ote iusul;tio opportunity.
Whhn tAera shall b3 rarii or HuaotAl tastloils IL
viii then bs to our interest that =! ,hc lass!sals Of
tae En,ptrc euMe forward. Unucr tiose
1 will reeomlaeld VI! my friends to support the
rlsclioa nut ony in coratai ult IN a tLu depart
,neD;s whcre thu hast sny c!lauso Of eing ulse:ed
des,rs tuea to onae:va the 9realeat re>oTu. eeYe
tic assur4ucu Ut my ssncare trion'lshtr. NapoLxos.
uutselMcasg, saut. l5, ls1a.
hfY DEAR Cousin: Win regard u luSHof,
ia lue approaching gcucral o!a:liuns, tAnk tuat,
whsIe aetns ccorAiny 10 tie letter aye aireaiy se,
a.a nut tn sks tos MITCH uoisa, hesAue Us AiSuy.
luz uaior1haAu lin plan wa lafe FORMED, we u!i.nt
alo.he esowd vi u's.sca. and onpos.!nns. Tnp H.
raytneH cl0sen itat ha th1sb wLsre llero nro the
oat rhauccs, an1 each department mH1t teoya laut
Ia 10 al0ue. llaku 1heap remarks beca,lsn hays
slrsuy p.rnt that many persons aro opposed to multi
ullvl caul!1Atucs us!eAd Vi facilitating tlo'.. !.
NAro,Eos.
Those 1otters provo TINT tho late Emperor,
Notwithstanding his bodily Bui!osiugs, was ae.
t!yely eugngcd In preparing tliu pull for his ro.
turn, Tho triuntla ii trinuo Napoleon contu,,tl
thu, tisoy show that his Imperial liirt,nuss wan
OIL tho host q tornls With Sa1,oaun ILL.,, aud
that h.a calMlklatIro )as higher support than
that Of rillco Charles Honal'ayte. lucy forgot,
however, tl.as ssnca tue death of tho Em,lorur
tbs conduct Ut Iri'!os Napoleon las un.!egoilu
mar!sod chnnso, by III moanH Il. ncuataaaco
wi.h sho rights VI tlle rtines Iuslerssi, Il now
rulnat1ia tnr the DlnapnrsaB Ut the 1lylt 10
ayotttruw prl.eo Napo!aoun casa by o!Ier tlon-
umontH, which thoy, TO douut. prlsesJ. lta at-
iend1a horo lH letter trUtn tho rrlnno lmper.as
to II. tiotri, whlch will not please rliuoo Napu-
Mx DrAa u, p.xsp1, ! tuiaa u uss.ui u4a. yos
, 1874-10-19

2;. Tho company comprises M'Hh Adelaide
phijl:pps, soprano Tom iarl,, tenor slg Dao-
cell, tasYo Blg. DatiIi, baritone; and three
otnsr disllngulnllsd Italian ;Artia!s The eonpa-
~ hnp int recently organic nd In Europa, and Ia
et!a By the Engllsh preHs TO 10 supnrlor to any
company that ever ofnased shs Atlaut'o',
Tho third feature os thu FTo2thnmo 10 a ioo-
Nov. so. 8ubtects "Ihe Q" aernlsn Empire.
hit. Dixon hss devoted tlo rast sumner to tho
preparation Of tue loctnfo. "la "ites TO tue Loo
ture Committee shat he aea tsF1a Gu no ratna 10
mako 1t w"rthy OF hls AmerIt'a1' audiences.
Tho fourth lecture OF tlie course VIII 10 deV-
, 1874-10-19
GENERAL NEWS,

GENERAL NEWS.
wn'f Was found Oh tho duorntep Of II. II.
Wiimarth, No. 22o Michigan avenue yesterday
morning. aud was kindly cared for by Mrs. VII.
1narth, who subsequently aent 1t to the Found
nnes' uon,e.
John Ryan, a boy, vas caught IN tho act of
stealing whip from buggy, Inst evening, by
Detective Tom Simmons, who was IN ol,argo Of
tho vchicle md luctcl up In tho 1fndiBon 4lroot
btattou. l'hots TT horsos aud buggles. and
ruocs. whips, md articles loft In vahclaB. are 10
fro1nent silas owners ars unusually slgilant aud
reatly alarmed.
Peter Iccks accidentally fell Into basement
near tic Artcsan we'll yesterday morning, bo~
foro daylight, AMI WAS badly injured about the
head and logs.
Joseph Wiley WIS arrested yesterday morning
st 1:3o o'clock by Oitccr Jlokiiug, who found
him engaged In tho noble pastims OF beating his
wisa and driving hts cllildlcn into the atreet.
Lie sHilieted sl.gltt wuund 10 Atts WsleY'a left
side, and Will have to hnswcr the Charge Of hn
assault with toadly weapon With intent to do
bodily harm.
The house Of George N. Simmons, No. 417
West JncEnon street, 'sae recently entered by
Blloak thluynH, aud $16U worth Of feweirv Hfll
clo:iilng wole stolen. Yesterday afternoon
patiick llenneasey Was arreRte'l and identified
~ ono oil tbs thieves, allotn Indy Baw near the
Auuno ut the time of tho robbery.
Tia animal ,nne,fuc IT tha ran,hors ~ q,
1u,:o's Trra Itosn,tnj w,i be Ia1i 1T Si,tcaii +
1latnawuy'. church hooE.stn,o. At i II. M All
tj,oao why have cont, 4butod 10 lie au,,nurt al
ria oanitai tlurint, t,,s ,mst war ara ,n.itcd IL
attend. e
;sl,td u guu,t-uunes wicel az teni in ;'smrtn.
aud weighing pJU unlltis. + IN aid IN Ia ia
farpent aver ,uaun,n f;h,r.on anI iu s,,,,ro,v ~
brass, -
',
y ID 1eFor'ed that the notorious Jack No
u.ipcs l,s VINO 30 dans"rouaiy stshnea o!aieer Cow.
aFey. has 1nnpet h4s p.si, S3,ooo and ~ noW o.
:!ienlsea!' Callada' LIB boaatman IL an1ious to
4hieF'le" A.m.
Officer Casey found a man uamod Thomaa
Kcating lying IN an alley pear River btroot md
Michigan ayonuo Yesterday mo1ntng ut O'Clock,
viii, saycro wound acrt,sa tue furolloau. Hn
aas iulo4,cated, auu no luformutlou rorurdiuu
tho uanllcr n mH!cn lie received lie worue
could be obrhiueI. liz wos re,noyeI In Ihe
County iI,s,;ital.
u,u.;., o,N.u
, 1874-10-19

That special form OF training littlo children
known - tue kindergarten method, while emf
nontly successful IN Europe, and 10 cc1ta.n do
gree in tlle Eastorn S:ates. has neyer received
out horo tho full measure OF attention It un-
doubtedly deserves, except among tho 9or,natl
elon,ant Of our population. with whom It lB de-
servadfy fayorltc.
Tho kindergarten follows coso unon tho nur-
sery, and takes chatga Of tho child after IL oayea
tho nursa'a ar1na.. instruction In tho Kinder.
garton following Tho suggestions OF Nature. be-
xius with tho subject !" nicl the child can conl-
plo,end. aud r1"ccetla gradually to tho yorgc of
the abstract frs,n tho cullcte.e.
Tho chI!d's natural Instincts for forming.
building, modelling, and drawing ate eallses,
md activity ~ guided to soma purpose. An
al,tiluoe and love for work aro acquired and .
kuowo&1yo ot tLo elotnentB OF nf. seicncc, and
industry ia gnll,&d. "5ingiltg and movement
plays" al!ornase with the occupations, tile
"p.ays" being accompanied NTH songs, whoho
meaning Is Bulted to tho ovaple elleus,uu Of tho
child, aid arc illustrated iu tho o3otcjses. 4
part Of tho time il also sueut in the caro- os
plautH.
In tho kindergarten, children learn to respect
tia rights Of others, and become gouofusis
Vntue and morality ara thus learned by practice.
1'nus ths children arc not compelled to icaru
anything ''by hcatt." but by association,
thur knoElcdgo almost coming to them Of ltaelt,
nut painfully lnelMui l2ca, aud tho ast Ot Rpply-
!ng which lus TO 10 ltaluetl aiterward.
Schouia conducted UPON this syBtem hayo
a!roatlY boon In operation ia this city, I'll tho
Nurth alid West Divisions, but now ono Is just
starting OIL tile South Sido which deserves ti,o
attent:un Of pn,anta WHO dooire % aocure This
system ur iuhl uctian for their little oas, 1t ls
situated At tho cutner Of Cuttaso Grove aysuuo
aid Woodland Para, aud IL ulltlor the general
cAargo Of Allsa Il, L. Eddy. an ACCOMPLISHED
+eaciser. The SPECIAL control uf the hindea-
oasscll ia gvall 70 sils, john Ogden. Of Conms'as
u, o lady Of "a, 9 qualifications alal of long cx-
pcslellco III thus sptcial cld. TLe ]ong e&lslin;:
Iced for slsca hviioui III ihe rehtdence duattcr
Of tAa aon-n Division has lung been !e.t. aid Ia
uua Mv.i kui;>lled.
, 1874-10-19

According to tile rupos. Of the RAg'strarGen-
orni IN t',s spnoo aIlo.seA to gu!,a..l asst!ne.s
Ut aEricu.tur: BtatittsH, il auloar1 .l4Es nf tae
o3S!5, ,C1a asrca w!liuA cumpeiao tho area Vt Isa-
There ayo l0 LIZ, It'll ssrrUnf graEs aN', II, 4U1
eorcs of rapw, n!,.l ut wuoled ls,.I H.: t, Gulsa.
The s;,seo uaycrnd by bnl;s aan aaatn lands s
4.25o,N4l svtoa. III Iho l!yu-Ats'ca department
40 had TINT there ars daa7it ho,aos; untlle,
4,i.7.dl3: aud pigs, l.G;]GaN. Ill, tolnl yaltie
Of livs'ntncI ~ sSflmn nj Ut 1851, '.0, t5. 4
purieuv thug IA ths Eelust IL Tho a;atalnpnt In