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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
AMUSEMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Lolita and her
troupe attracted full house again last
night, and the little jewel dazzled all Of
her audience with her sparkling merri-
ment and captivatcd the entire as
semblago by her truly beautiful and
pathetic rendition of Hip. Her voice is
so sweet, entrancing and melodious
that she Immediately bewitches her
audiences, and they become entirely
oblivious 10 all save the beautiful little
star before them. After all, the best
definition OF this acme OF brilliance is
Philosophy Jacks quotation, multum In
poryo. Mr.. Locke played the part
OF Phitosophy Jack as well asa
on the night previous, and his phi-
losophy is OF an entirely new and origi-
nal school. which embodies however
some very true and good principles.
Mr.. Couldock gave very. find piece Of
acting in the Point Lynde light house
keeper. Mr.. Hart Conveys Elmore was
well received by the spectators, and he
evinces much taste and ease In this
character. Miss Madden gave touch
ing and acceptable rendition Of Mrs..
Mary EMton. The remainder of the
troupe act very we'll, and Lotta has
made very good selection Of actors
for her supporters. We will have "Zip"
again tonight
ACADEMY or MUsIC.--As VIC expected,
the brilliant spectacular drama, ''The
Ice Witch" WAS q gala performance
perfect blaze Of gorgeous scenery, and
a splendid array Of fair forms, whose
grace was visible throughout the entire
entertainment. The ballet was charm
ing. Miss Jennie Holtz, In her songs
and dances, was repeatedly encored,
and was decidedly the favorite during
the evening. She is very pretty little
woman, and yet makes you believe she
is entirely ignorant Of the fact, and this
piece Of tact makes her decidedly sue
cessful.
The Queen of ne Ice needed little
prompting, but If she learns her role
thoroughly by this evening it will be
we'll received. She Is q very stately,
handsome queen and graces her throne
and her form is fair 10 gaze upon, and
no one fails TO admire n fine looking
queen even If she does not always issue
her mandates we'll This is q fault Of
many other crowned heads, and is par
donable. The children were admired
very much, and contributed in no small
degree TO the success OF the play. The
theatre was well attended, and the per-
formance of the "Ice Witch Is very at
tractiyc
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
How A Duel Was Spoiled by the Police.

Last evening two gentlemen, Sidney
Jacquet and J.. f. Carrack both OF this
city. accompanied by their friends Oc-
tave Andry, II. p. Elfcrt, Paul Conrad,
A. +. KERR, Pierre Dufort, Chas. HegoDs,
4. Browle and DIR. X. Capdeville, pro-
ceeded to the parish Of St. Bernard for
the purpose Of settling debt Of honor.
Arriving Mt the place negotiations were
entered into by the seconds with the
hope OF a satisfactory settlement 10
both parties without any unnecessary
spilling Of blood. But the principals
craved each others gore and nothing
would pacify them but fair fight, and
the best man should win. Fire arms
were then examined, the distance taken,
and both parties having been placed In
their proper position were watching for
the command to fire, whom q detach-
meDt OF mounted police put In IN ap-
pearance, under the command Of Ser
geant Hearscy, and informed the gentle
men that they were his prisoners. They
Immediately surrendered and were
taken to the jail In st.. Bernard parish,
where afiidavits were made against the
principals for being about to fight a.
duel, and the seconds for aiding and
abetting. They were released On bonds
10 appear.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
The Methodist Church.

The following Is the Independent opin-
ion Of the Springfield Mass Repubiica,e
on the Methodist Church North as po-
liticaI machine:
Tho Methodist Church is foremost
among all American churches, not eX-
cepting the Catholic, for political activ-
ity.. We mean by this, not that the pull
pit is more attentive to political themes
and the discussion OF political princi-
pies, but that the machinery and infiu-
ence OF the church are thrown into per-
sonal politics, to "work" for this man
or that man, too often irrespective OF
morals or proprietieS, to an extent which
Is rapidly becoming Christian scandal.
Never since the time probably OF Jeffer-
son has such prominence been given TO
o Presidents UNCONVENTIONAL relations
as has been given to those Of Gen.
Grant, the good Methodist = and never
in the history Of the Republic has the
appeal been made 50 openly TO secta-
rian support. At the West the political
work" Of the denomination is notori-
Gus, and in Iowa particularly goes into
politics, local and national, with an in
discriminating zeal which has thrown
men like Harlan to the top. Even at
home here we have witnessed the uses
to which the church can be put In sup
porting for office those whose political
practices have passed under severe ju-
dicial rebuke.
But this Is matter which concerns
the Methodist Church more than any
body else, and when the Bishops and
Elders who don't 'tapprove OF this sort OF
thing, get tired Of disclaiming perform
ances little more notorious and often
sive than the average, they will doubt
less find other outlets for the surplus
forces of the denomination.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

ELEVENTH WARD CITrzESs.-A meet
ing OF the Democratic Club Of the Elev-
enth Ward, to elect officers Of the Club,
and to nominate delegates to the Con
vention in January, will be held at the
Wigwam on Magazine street, corner OF
Sixth, on Thursday evening, 23d inst,
at 7 o'clock. 1t behooves every prop
erty holder and citizen who desires good
government to be present at the meet
ing to elect good men as Club officers,
and to select first-class delegates to the
Convention. Let all good citizens Of
the Ward attend.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

How many Americans know that the
United States and British American
boundary line in the Northwest iss being
marked by cast iron pillars, eight feet
high, set In the ground four feet, at dis
tances Of mile from each other? 1t Is
50, the English and our governments
setting the posts alternately.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
the overthrow Of dynasties, nothing was
settled and nothing established.

the overthrow Of dynasties, nothing was
settled and nothing established"
II these views be correct, 1t is incum.
bent upon you, as the agents Of this
people. TO use every means in your
power to protect them against this
great violation Of their rights. Should
these taxes be levied by you, whether
by your own option or at the demand Of
the law, 1t Is likely to be construed, both
by the courts and the people, az your
own act.
If, however, the School Board and
the Police Board, two irresponsible
bodies not chosen by the people or their
representatives, are empowered to com
pei you to levy taxes not deemed by
you in accordance with the wishes or
the best interests Of your constituents,
thus virtually investing them with the
prerogative Of taxing those whom thev
do not represent, in violation OF the
sound maxim, ''no taxation without
representation, your refusal to be un-
resisting agents Of injustice will throw
the responsibility Of this great wrong
upon those who should bear it and the
people, Informed Of the trne cause Of
their grievance, will be the better able
TO apply the proper remedy.
The expenditures of these two depart.
ments, whose management Is 80 unsat-
isfactory to the large majority Of our
citizens, now exceed one million dollars
per ann'lm, an amount, In my opinion,
four or five hundred thousand dollars
III excess Of what they should be in our
impoverished condition.
This great extravaganza, 80 destruc-
tive OF the prosperity Of the city and so
unjust TO the public creditor whose
claims are postponed on account Of the
public necessity, and whose interests
must be seriously injured by any un-
necessary outlay, indicates how danger
Gus it Is TO violate the fundamental
principles Of government and demon
strate the necessity OF preserving to
the people the management OF their
own local affairs, and the choice Of
their local officers.
Your fellow-citizens naturally look to
you, their chosen representatives., to
preserve for them the living spirit OF
the American system Of constitutional
freedom, the sacred right Of local self
government. / feel assured that you
will not disappoint these expectations,
but that you will, to the utmost OF your
ability, oppose every cncroachment
upon their rights.
CHAS. J. LEEDS, Mayor.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

The total value Of the late Mr. Astor 8
estate is now estimated at S45, ,W0,O 900,
and the anxieties Of the friends OF the
family, lest they should be compelled
to depend on the cold charities OF the
world. are set at rest.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Ali Polish landed proprietors in four
provinces have been ordered by the
Russian Government to sell to their
present holders any farms rented by
Russians, upon conditions regulated at
st. Petersburg. This, it is said, will
complete the impoverishment OF the
local Polish nobility.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
,atea Intelligence from all Points.
,s Inc Southern and a'Icntic Telegraph
Company.

omo, Gepe, Grooie' md Garondcid styaets.
JOHN y. LAFfTTE. President
trt0ur. Manager.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

The Central Council Of the Property
Holders Unions held their regular
weekly meeting In their new meeting
room in Grunewald Hall, last evening
at o'cIock. President Mitchell was In
the chair, and there was an unusually
full attendance. The secretary read the
minutes Of last meeting, which were ap-
proved, and the reports Of committees
were as usual called In order. Mr.. Eel
lows, chairman Of the General Commit
tee, lin which all the old standing com
mittces have been merged) was absent,
SO that no action was had upon the new
revenue bill which Is to be submitted to
the coming Legislature. A partial re-
port upon the matter Of assessments
was read by Mr.. y. p. Scanlan, and re-
ferrcd to the General Committee. The
Mayors message (which appears in an
other column and 10 which we invite
the careful reading and consideration
Of our rcaders) was then read. receiving
the hearty Endorsement Of the whole
body, and, upon motion, q committee
Messrs. Highly, Thompson and South
mayd-were appointed to report o reso
luton expressive Of the sentiments OF
the Central Council in regard to the
Mayors message.
The committee retired for few min
utes, and on their return reported the
following, which was unanimously
adopted
ResOired, That the Central Council Of
the Property Holders Union have
heard with unqualified pleasure and
appreciation the message Of Hon. Chas.
j. Leeds, recommending the stoppagc
of the interest tax, and Of the Metro
politan Police, park and school taxes,
until the control Of our affairs iS given
where they properly belong-in the
hands OF the representatives Of the
people, and we call upon our admins
traitors to carry out the rccommenda-
tions Of the Mayor, promising them our
fullest and hearty cooperation in car
rying them into effect.
On motion the, matter OF calling and
arranging for mass meeting Of citi-
zens and property holders to'endorse
the Mayors message was referred TO
the committee having the matter in
charge Due notice OF the meeting will
shortly appear. and we call upon every
man interested in low taxation and hon
est government TO be present thereat.
The Secretary next read the budget
presented at the meeting OF the Coun-
ell to-day, and after some discussion
thereon tho council adjourned.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

A vassar girl wrote home 'eDee Paw
paw, we study Latin fo' owahs a day,
Fwench seven up and science eyah SO
loung. The good matrons nevah let us
go owet. Won't You send me my leg
gins and skates for poo little girl who
lives in the village. Don't forget the
heel straps"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

A lady Of Guatemala has contributed
TO the Chilian Exhibition hat made
out Of the hair Of her two daughters,
for gentlemen's . wear.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Every Philadelphia girl with spark
Of ambition in her nature expects TO
catch d lord during the Centennial.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Il. $40 =. m-Cotton easier
but not quotably lower; niddling uplands ID
middlings Orleans I'd. Sales 1000 bales, OF
$500 bales American November shipments from
Savannah or Charleston, per sail. 6 l3-l6d.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 81. 1;So.-Cctton higher ar
rivals. offerings tree January and February
shipments. from Savannah and Charleston. basis
low nliddling 6zsd January aud February de-
livery. do. ia-1Gd; January and February Ship
1890 o. ni-Cotton castor but not quotabiy
lower middiing uplands I'd. Orleans I'D: Sales
to-day 70 600 bales, Of which 1000 bales are for ex-
port and speculation. Receipts 29,500 Of which
1900 are American. Arrivals steady. Notrans-
actions. :,
LONDON, Dec. II. / y. m.-Erie shares sold a.
1871, United States IS Of 1867 1861. Money mar
kct unchanged. Consols quiet and unchanged.
United States bonds steady; old 'e5- III: eI5 lo7
asked new loan lo5, Erie II.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22

Emily Faithful says that Queensland
is woman s paradise-that no woman
willing to work need know what want
js there
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
FOREIGN.

MADRID, Dec. 2l.-The river Monsea-
mares has risen rapidly within the past
two days and serious floods are feared.
The lower part Of the city is already in
undated and traffic on the railroads sus-
pended.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-The latest advices
from India state that the Indian news
papers declare that their native princes
are enraged OF the insults offered to,
and disrespcct exhibited toward, the
Prince Of Wales at the receptions given
in his honor
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 21.-The steamship
Atlas has arrived from Boston.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 81, Arrived Steam
ship Italy, for Liverpool.
NAPLES, Dec 2l.-Mount Versuvius is
in an eruptive condition. The instru
mente in the observatory are in motion,
and Professor Holmieri predicts long
period Of eruption.
LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Henry Wainwright,
the murderer Of Harriet Lane, was
hanged to-day at Newgate prison. He
left written paper, but does not explic-
lily admit the murder.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 2i.-1n the
whisky case yesterday, Burbank & Rey.
nolds, rectifiers, were brought up fol
sentence before Judge Dyer. Burbank
was sentenced to eight months impris.
onment and $20,O0O fine. Sentence on
Reynolds was deferred. IL is under
stood he has given important informa-
ton which will insure an indictment OF
prominent citizens, officers connected
with the whisky ring
The Milwaukee and Chicago evening
express, going north, found a man on
the track cut to pieces, near Franks
vile. A letter found on his person
showed him to he jeremiah Ryan, OF
the Soldiers Home.
CONCORD, n. H., Dec. 2l-Intensely
cold weather continues. the thermome-
ter indicating 1s degrees below zero
here.
WORCESTER, Mass Dec. 2l-A fire
broke out this morning about o'clock
In fuckers block, Spencer, Mass, and
before the flames could be checked, six
buildings were destroyed, including
Bush g. Grout's boot and shoe fac
tory. Loss unknown. but heavy.
Second dispatch-The loss by fire at
Spencer, Mass, is estimated at sloo, 900.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-22
THE MESSAGE OF HON. MAYOR &. !.
LEEDS.
A Splendid Document.

MAYorAITy or NEw ORLEANS. !
City Hall. Dec. II, 1876.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS


DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED MIN
"A ing Company Location of principal
llaca Of business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of Works. EareKa Mining District,
Eureka county, state Of Nevada-Nu tics is
hereby given. that at a meeting o the lras-
tees u said COMPANY. held sn the sixteenth
day Of February. lo7i, an assessnrcut-No. o.
of fifteen cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation payable i'm
mediateiy in United states gold coin, 10 the
Secretary. at the Office OF the CONF any, Room
4. No. I0s California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Wednesday, the 2ith
day of March. 1875. shall be deemed delin-
qucnt. and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before. wi | be sold on Friday. the Nix
teensh day of April. 1879. to ray the de-
iinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising aao expenses Of sale.
w. W. fRAYLnk, Secretary.
Office: Room 4. No. io California street.
San Franeisco. California. f2l-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. 2i.
L. :. LaSp OFfwR,
Eureha a. Aoyada, Jan. Y, 1915.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE THAT
~ john J.. Platter, whose o. tofiee ad.
fiTess IL Earesa, Nevada. ba- this day flied ia
this oiiice a diagram, icgstler with a nolee
of Application Tor u Iatgit irotu the United
STATES, Under act II Congress, af.frvyed Aay
20. 1872. fer iiileep hlnored- ]. 0l-lineai lee,
Of the Aiias Lode, the same ~rrnIitg hsien
hundred feet nofth-rly from ihe ~location 4
h. GoiIce and flat IN north side Of road %
DGnderbcrg heisting works. with s.iiaee
ground 40 icet IN u nth, situated IN Eurela
Mining District, EArcka comfy, State Of Ne
raJa, ard dcsciieei IN the plat and fed
notes a follows. te-ait:
q. s. Survey No. 81.
BEGINNING nj n post marked No. /. L. S. Sur.
vcy 4 %. 81. this ost stands at the weston
boundary Of SaTyey M. ~. buLieibrg
lode. whence post \o. ! Of said survey No.
!. bears y. l2t,o 4. ~ feet; summit Ol lubg
iiill, NO. | bcnrs y. ~ y W. $50, fret. fss-
siutt IN the town ~ EuIel a beans n. II .
b. H.; u, feet. ard the center Of the toy III Of
The Deniei berg Incline. b ars :. 81 L. Ia
Get: thence fGnIiig LIT eDi.fsc :. III w.
Ia 7-ii isst along Said survey No. u IA IN
lren in in ulIii hole ou large bnsider -
Gurth sidc vi Dundcl berg Rad: III Lec ID
coarse ). rs ". lW feet TO rost Hara,a Ne.
:, US. Saryoy Nc. el; whence u pine ire ote
GOT II diam"ter, marted Atlas h. u has
". - ". II .eet. til nee Sd course Nh W..
!, % feet 10 IUsi mhrk,d No. !, L. :. seTyry
20. 81; IN hce 4th coarse y. to l.. 20 leei TO
ost narAed Nc. 5. L. :. Survey No. u:
h nee 9TH courses. - l.. /. 81 LILO fst to
fost No. l. the place OF beginning e. htaiI-
lrg D s--lpu acres. courses expressed ron The
ir4e mei idian slth "A magnetic variation VI
TO- east.
Ihis claim !. located anon unsuryeyed land
and Is bounced Oh The southeast by the Dan
dcrbers lode.
Ihi- claim il recorded in Pook f.. Isses
"a "a !. H. H. .-
cords. aud a cviy of The notice AID iiats en-
be found POSTED at the sontii .rn end u Tue
claim. ClAlS h. hum,
Jali EcgIsicr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10
BRITISH MILLING GINNING Co.
LIMITED.

NOTICE.. b. OSBORNE. HAVING
~ been appointed Superintendent Of the
CoIDrauy's business, be nlunc Is authorized to
make contracts and purchases, or incur an!
indebtedness on behalf of the Company.
THE. WAY LUk,
Agent British NJ. & II Company limitvdA.
into Mil. Eureka, October 18th. 1874.
O-1-lay
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10
RGleEah Charity Degree, 10. OF.

VYIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i KeLekaL Charity Degree Lodge. /. q. q.
h., will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS Of each month.
Hour Of Meeting, 8 O'Clock p. N.
sltf ". ii. DAVENPORT, y. g.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 267.


Eureka. n eyada. Feb o ,s--
NOTICE Is 1iEhEBY GIVEN III,
IN the Champion Consolidated Mininrr nAl
smelling Company--Iosioiliee address: 1Psasaa
ka. Nevada, Thos. j. Heed, AGENT .s Latt.
day fled in this office a diagram. tosau,1'
with a notice OF application for n ratentt tS, ua,eif
the United States, under act Of Con,yass"o a
proved May 10. lo12. for one thousapd-l nssis
lincal feet of the Champion lode. the Nv
running 100 feet northeriy and 100 feet s, ,aa'
eriy from the sonth side of the ton ssyolh-
Champion incline. with surface groupj ,h,.as
hundred feet in width, situated in IIiamuansss
Mining District, " bite | inA couIt ~. Stan,,svna
Nevada. and described in the plat and ~
notes on file in This Office as follows. 10 WHY Ivy
U. S. Survey No. 81, Lot a.
Beginning at a post marked No. l. y
Survey No. 81, Lot A." whence Clayton ~ III
No. bears ). iJe II f.. 1857 feet. The fa a
mace stack Of the [ bamiion Furnace bearsIy'
p.on incline bears 5 20 ". so feet. Ibs,a''
RAINING Ist course s.. ~ W. fo a,nes
post marked NO 2. US. Survey No. n ~.
A." whence a n~ut-pine tree, two feet in a;a a.
eter, marked champion b. r." bears n NJ Y.
q ". li2 feet. thence ID course N. So. II
No. q. Lot A." Thence I'd course n. sLeTT
LOCO feet 10 post marked mo. 4. u. ). Ssrvin.
No. y. Lot l." and thence 9TH course ~
T.. 200 feet to post marked NO. ~ p,scs :,
beginning. Containing 6S'-lD acres.
Also the following described piece Of lana
as a mill site. ~
Lot e.
beginning Mt a post marked I'm. /. rs
Survey No. 81. Lot b." whence i'Vst No
Lot A. bears 5. 10 4 H.. I.st3 feet. and II,
champion furnace stack bears 5. 81 N
ga feet. Thence ~runEirg lsi course y. tis
L. 80 feet to post MARKEDLY 2, II. s 81
vey y o. 81. Lot IS" Thence 2i courses. ,0Is
+. 10 feet to post marked mo. 3, L. s. ~
vey 20. u. Lot Is" Thence Cd course !. gr.
". go feet TO post murkc cd mo, 4. L. Sas.
vey No. II. Lot Is; and thence lth course
l0s4s W. 40 feet to pot marked "No. 18th
place Of beginning: containing ) acres
Coarscs expressed rom the true merida,
with a magnetic variation OF Ia desrss
east.
This claim is located upon unsaryev,l
land and Is bounded on the south BY the la.
sen Company AID on tho north by the Biyen,
Company.
This claim is recorded in book IA ps,.
li5. Of the Diamond Iistric. Mining 7, eorss
sept at Diamond tity. and a copy 81 tbs
notice and piats can b. found posted at he
Champion incline.
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