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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EyENING. lamar,

SATURDAY EVENING, January Is. 1875.
bales (not including any additional Yesterday at
irregular and easier prices requiring a partial
reduction of Is in our quotations. We give also
the figures and full report Of the Exchange az
below:
A AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17

LUIS scarcely polite to speak of the early
seteiers OF this country as 'our rude fore
fathers"
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, /
| SATURDAY EVENING, January IT, 1875.
The money market continues unusually quie!
and easy for this season Of the year, with the OF
OF the street. There is but little movement II
| commercial paper, and the few transactioni
| quote first class paper and collateral loans fol-
| sixty days at 809 y cent y annum. A do al
lo0l2 and second grade at iI 96S, 10 f ons1
" annum. while nothing 10 reported In second class
on which TO base quotations.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
January ls.......$l,s33 So 10 sla32as 2:
Same time last week. l,938,548 ~ l64 $50 oe
Total last week ....... u,345.,7O ID 3243,969 8:
Total week before.... lo,4l3,57l 40 s83.O63 Il
| We are indebted to Mr.. ]. N. Maynard manager
ing comparative statement Of the associated banks
Increase. Decrease
Specie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 ......
Loans. ..:.....:.......:... 1soooo
Deposits s........... zoU,VW
Gold opened at Ill 0ll2k, against liz at New
York, and after fair business closed at ll201l2A
against ll2ls III that market. where it touched
S su,nS ses at sass an
$40 600 at ll2s 0ll2a; $1,000 and $1,000 at ll2a
$4,000 at 1925.
dollars still quoted at iO8 H. while Mexican
dollars rule 97097k gold.
In stocks we heard Of sales of 1000 shares of
Louisiana Levee, preferred, at SO So
No sales ofbonds were reported; but 1000 Levee
notes sold at 75c. City gold bearing seven per
cents were still quoted at 36036A. end new State
consolidated seven per cents at 36036h.
Nothing WIS reported in city appropriation Ger
tlfcates. and they were still quoted at about 40.
The sales of Metropolitan Police warrants in
cluded $4,000 at 7l07lk. which WAS about the
closing rate.
Nothing transpired in State warrants. Old were
still quoted at about 25 and new at about IS.
Also. ht auction. by Messrs. Nash Hodgson, 40
Crescent City Slaughterhouse Company at $22 so,
10 Union National Bank at $40 IS, and Is Mutual
National Bank at SAL.
Under the influence of the advance in gold at
New York and the improvement of domestic ex-
change sterling ruled about 2lO y cent higher for
commercial and 10 for bank. The movement was
of moderate extent. amounting to only $50 9OO
embracing G25O0 bill Of ladlng at IS 80; $1,000 do
at SIS 39k 4l200 and G9000 bill of lading and $500
Al ear at SIS 40; ELS 600 bill OF lading at SIS 400
at IS 441s
The only sale of francs reported was 100000 COM
mercal at 66l.
At the close sterling bills were still quoted at
ass A for bank, and francs at 4 Sc y for COM
mercial, and 4Gla for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange were of fair
extent and with q good demand commercial
sight covered $25!0OO. embracing S22 600 CONNER.
cial and 10000 private bankers at 5lo y cent dis
count: 6 900, $4,000 $25 900 and 835 600 pri.
vate bankers at i. and $4,000 and 500 600 do
at 3 lG
The banks continued check on New York at X ~
cent discount 0par. while commercial sight WAS
quoted ut l6OJ p cent discount. against go
l6 yesterday.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1hONOGRAPHYo.. ...PHONO
no advertiser wishes to form class vmp.
men oesirsus OF learning the above art. MuNSOrs
siSTKM viii be taught, in which the under.i.nsS
mas mad experience - an ab!s and .uccas.Nr
teacher. For terms, etc., addres.
S1Ax1 FOSTER, d this oAoa.
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. }
Sunday. January II, 1878. /

! CLEARED YESTERDAY.
BRITISH steamship Bolivar, DOherty for LIVERPOOL
Hu%son Gssse N for New
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
steamer Reliance. Reid. for Pensacola
Norwegian bark Ebenezer Nelson for RaveS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship knickerbocker, Kemble, from New Porh
StD instant. to MOultOn-2d district
Basin s'SDNo"
Ship coronete Bryan. srors Havana to maseer,.
Spanish bark foiss Vega. 10 Gave from eardenas.
so, 10 Gilbert +, Green RE-, &co-7d district
to masfs ~ M%5dppe; wsbb. days 5fons rti1ia.
Schooner R Locke sehrieve DAVIS from 30.
Schooner Anita. wh,moree5 DAYS xsom Rona-a q,
Oteri &co-23 district PIT ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Bradlsh Johnson Brotherton. from 1owsy coass
Bastrop. Hodge. from Point Pleasant
WaWenock Gleason. from Bonnet Care
Malloon, Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from Convent Landipe
Siarles bassett. from Lower Coast
BELOW-COMlNG UP.
0f seRaAnuc oar * Raser Snudsons ~ days fo
norwegian veg m, bark Norven. Sorgensen, from Waters
Spanish brig Golitio, Antonio. days from Ha>.na-
TO master-e A"' "nss
EXPORTS.
KEVkL-Bark Ebenezer-l64O bales co44oo
ton 235 SKIS oilcake oaies Soeo
PENSACOLA-S,eamer Reliance-.2oa a.. -- o..
bels nnn' 300 pkgs mdse eng '"i@ s'0
,,PENSACOLA--Steamsh1p L'zzie-93oo aka co-, En-
nos pork 10 bbs moasses $50 bbls Hour Is bales hsw
6bls whisky cks bacon shhds sugar 10 hS1s a,;
NEW Steamship General Meade ,ot1,.,..
cottcn L1S hhds sugar rs hhds bone black rs baio
iron 80 bbls rice 459 bbls molasses Is bhIs hS ss
0p Ns Sse YS Se Dry hides cks metals nAn
3o ooieo 700 bbs rice 400 bbls beef 45O hhds s"c
1oi Dis noasses $! hhds iron lGO bdls hi5es 11rSs
ufs n'oes ~ bales hides 81 bags wool 1'''
IMPORTS.
NEW Notwithstanding Knic3erhoclern..As+S
PENsAcoLA-steamer Reliance--se, bales cotton
,ouuI RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradisb Iohnso.
ones nos, sugar sg az bbls molasses and sundries
~, w., LIZA sANT-Steameg Bastrop- 1895 Sases
sugar o. half bbls molasses s. SKIS rough rice and
CONVENT LANDING Steamer Marc 1ds,,,
snnJrss o. ools moiasses IT'S SKIS rough rice and
IWE R COAST-Steamer Wall0on-e hills mn.
issses nbls potatoes and sundres ~
Ao" Eh CoASI-steamer Marie-Sundries
,,o, RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MohdAN'S LOT 1SiANA AND TEXAS RA1rpO.o
January 1873 bales cotton Ill aka rica a3a 80
sugar obls sugar 1876 bbs molasses half hi nus
iAs WV 'a IN hsad cattle and sundries .'o'
mar. Is oHn5ANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. Jan.
49, ~. iy-zso naies cotton l04 sks cotton seed 4
W. a. Snacc1 IL hhds bacon 81 ties bacon Is bxs ha
" ~ oH,' pcs Duik meat and sundriea ~ W.
NhW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD lava
dri.s ''~'0' mas sugar % bbls m0lasses and ann.
e, NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RA,r.
. . ..Ausrv 1000 bales cotton and supdries
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LADIES, LIST.

Ada ms Emma Mrs
Altman Daniel Mrs
Alexander Josephine NJ
Anderson Minnie II Mi
Augustus Victoria Mis-
Armstrong Fanny L Mi
Baker Annie Mrs
Baby Mary Mrs
Baldw in Miss
Baker Anra II Mrs
Brenock Ellen Mrs
B-r0ult Amelia Miss
Bentz Anna Mrs
Belger F N Mrs
Geatty Helen L Miss
Bertheaud & Mrs
Bepjamine Bstella Miss
Britton Fannie Miss
ByrDe Bessie Miss
Bryant MOlile Is Miss
Bienvenue Fannie Mrs
B0zie A p Mrs
Block NJ L Mrs
Bloomfield d J Mira
Bowman Diliet
Brown Louise Miss
Burn Clara Miss
Bruce Dora
Burgess L A Mrs
Busy NJ NJ Miss
Becker Lottie Mrs
Carroll Rachel Mry
Carlin Kate Miss
Clark Mrs
Clarke Laura L Mrs
CampsOn Mrs
Campbell Susie Mrs
Castaniat Mary Miss
Carpenter Z J Mrs
Cook K c Mrs
Collins Emma Mrs
COntrell Josephine Mrs
Cole Minnie Miss
C0nsedine Agnes Mrs
Corr 3 NJ Mrs
C0lline Josephine Mrs
Collins B Mrs
Cummings s Mrs
Gully Margaret Miss a
Davidson Emma s M
Day Ivy Miss
Davis II L Mrs
Daigre LidOria Mrs
De st Homer Marie Mis-
Dening Chariot Mrs
Demerest 8 Mrs
Dixey r r Mrs
Dryn Kin Q g
Dyse E J Mrs
DickersOn Low Mrs
DOnnelly Kate Miss
DOre Kate Mrs
Durand Mrs
Durkin Mary Miss
Durable A v Mrs
Dupuy Mrs
Duffielde Mariah Mrs
Evans Cora Miss
Elliott Annie Mrs
Fa irchild P Miss
Francois Eugene Mrs
Ferguson Annie E Mrs
Fisher r Miss
FinOran Ellen Mrs
Field Emma NJ Misc
Firth Annie Miss
Finch III Mrs
F0ntenrOy Eliza Mrs
Furl0ng Mary Mrs
Carrot Fanny Miss
Greer Caroline Miss
G0ings Sally Miss
Grey Lizzy Miss
Gilden H Mrs
Grizzly Sophia Mrs
Gill0n Lizzy Miss
Carton Hattie X Mrs
CASH Mary Mrs
Gross Canace Mrs
Gray Ethel Miss
Hall Jesse Mrs
Hastings F Mrs
Hardiman II Miss
Hawkins Lucinda
Hamilton Ida Miss
Harmon r Z Mrs
Hezney Blanche & Mrs
Henderson Lucy Miss
Hyde 8 d Mrs
Holmes NJ N Mrs
Holly Eliza Mrs
Holden Lizzie MISS
Ivey v NJ Miss
lnnerarity F W Mrs
jackson Caroline Mrs
jackson S0phy Miss
NJ Mother
James Annie Miss
Jacobs Philip L Mrs
lights Laura r Mrs
Jeffries James Mrs
Jones Kate NJ Mrs
Johnson Mary Mrs
Joy ner N & Mrs
Jones Sallie Miss
Kern Kate Miss
kinsella Teresa Miss
Kinser Julier Miss ..
Kulme Theresa
Lanhertz H Mrs
lane Lucrett
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
OF CLASSIFICATION.

= The movement was checked throughout the day
by dark and rainy wea her. and the comp ratively
few buyers who came forward were unwilling to
60 on unless at a concession, which as general
thing factors were compelled to admit or omit
sales. In some instances however, there was no
quOtable falling off, but in others buyers obtained
reduction Of &c. and in exceptional cases Of &c.
At the same time many of the leading factors re-
fused to offer their stocks at the ruling rates
Among the sales we noticed strict low middling ct
Hasc and strict middliug at l434c
The amount on shiDbOard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down al
the opening this morning at 1873 500 bales, en-.
bracing 600 for Liverpool, 1000 Tor Havre 1910
for Spain, $500 for the Mediterranean. 5000 for
Bremen, $500 for the North s. and 5000 bales for
the North. which. when deducted from the stock
on hand by our running statement last eve
ming leaves l6 900 bales represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders
ing Csc last evening. Markat dull@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
CAUTION.

1AuTsnS, n,,s~|>~~>>->~~~->,s 600 es>>>-,l
I McTION! = PUTNAMS PATENP BOTTLE
~, s stopper fastener:-The undersigned having
" oougnl rom henry w. Putnam, Of Bennington
P4any vermont, the exclusive right 20 use tho
Bottle stopper Fastener in the city Of new
th n,,t ana neghboring villages. hereby caution
s s1 pubic OF this city and the towns of Creme
1oi,on B heI1ofnogh rrestown City, Ca1
SdlaGent to New Orleans against nsing said Pa,ens
d. stopper Fastener without having previous
" OBTAINED from the undersigned the r1sbt 80
privilege OF SO doing. They are warned not to nae
ol saia oottie fasteners without the consent d
me Undersigned, and any using buyine or selling
s sne same contrary to the present notice, will
inc thaf neo ITsponsl6le for all damages reeult
tes ess ags IN using buying selling the Bot
Mineral and Ginger Ale Waters. With tbs .v name n
and ~ Rcya H1 strsst Water 3
selling the same without a written csns.uf ~ IL
and hsGd w1ii be prosecuted according to law
thereon. A0'polsiole ior all damages consequese
Mineral and Ginger Ale Manufactorw - 80 "a
w Royal street. -'oSi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
Approximation Prizes.

The subscribers: having witnessed the DRAWN
OF the Louisiana State Lottery "Class A. hersl;
certify that the above are the numbers VITA
were this day drawn from the 1000 placed in th
wheel.
Witness our hands at New ORLEANS this a,
Saturday, January l6, 1875
II. PERALTA,
ADAM CITIZEN
Sworn Commissioner
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Landumierg Louise Miss
. Landlord G H Mrs
0 Leslie Josie c Miss
LIE Barnes H r Mrs
Q Lott Emma J Miss
Lockwood Mrs
Martin Mary
MasiOmeaux Kate Miss
Msgruder D Mrs
Mathews Sarah L Mrs
Mason Susan Mrs
Naming Alice Miss
Mehaffey ROsanna Mrs
Melville Lu Mics
Mitchell John Mrs
Moody Isabella Mrs
M0Orse E W Mrs
MOI ton LOttie Miss
Moore B W Mrs
Muller Tobias Mrs
Murray Lizzie Mrs
McMilli0n Ella Miss
Mcintyre Catharine Mrs
McCarty Mrs
McGaughey Jane Mrs
Newton Ada G Mrs
NOODar Alice Miss
NO0nir Ann Ms
Norton Ida Miss
Oliver Eliza Mrs
REILLY L Mrs
Paud CarOline
Pae9uet Louise Mrs
ParrOa ] Miss
Pegram Bette n Miss
Prentice Clarence Mrs
Prentice Jessie Mrs
Percy Lou Mrs
'Pell Minnie Miss
Pike Mary Ann Mrs
Pry James o Mrs
Pierre Jean Aspanzie Miss
Pollock E & Mrs
PrOthrOr Maria Miss
Raymer Margaret Mrs
Relf Elnma Miss
Riley Margaret A Mrs
Risk G G Mrs .
Robinson William Mrs
ROs James NJ Mrs
R0berson Mamie Miss
Robson e Miss
Robins Louisa Mrs
Robinson Nahalie Mrs
Ross Marguerite
Ross Alice Miss
Rogers Estella Miss
ROlt0n John Mrs
Rueder Bette Miss
Reed Amy
Sinclair Pealey Miss
ShallerhOre C Miss
st Clair Emma
Eanian0s Eliza
Staba Mrs
Stanley K E Miss
Stansbury Alzina Miss
Stansberry Mrs
States Mrs
Sherlock Rosa Miss
Stedman Regina Mrs
Shelby NJ E Miss
Silliman Jehn L Mrs
Stickney r J Mrs
Schiller d 4 Mrs
Scott Rena Mrs .....
Scotland Matilda Miss
Swingley Marie Miss
Swingley Inis Miss
Sh0ckey NJ & Mrs
S0rian Jnlia Mrs
Trent Winnie Miss
Tones F H Mrs
TOsh Maria Miss
Thomson Roselie Miss
Turgant 8 Miss
ThOmthings W Mrs
Vernon & C Mrs
Van J Mise
Wizard NJ A Mrs
Villoz E Mrs
Van Oster Mary Mrs
Wamsgans Jacob Mrs
Warner J Mrs
Waddell Mary F Miss
Watson Catherine Mrs
Watson Hannah Mrs
Wade H Mrs
Ann Miss
Warner Caroline
Wardell Mary Mrs
Annie Miss
Walden NJ Z Miss
Wade q Mrs
Wells Lavinia Mrs
Weeks Jane NJ Mrs
Milliboard Sister Mary
Witty Lizzie Miss
Caroline MISS
W Mre
Nese Matte Miss
Louisa Miss
White Laura
Wilson & A MIS-
Frances E Mrs
Woods Maria Miss
Williams Elmira Miss
Williams Caroline Mrs
Williams ElnOra Miss
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LOTTERIES.
OFFICIAL DRAWING

LOUISIANA STATE
CLASS A.
DRAWN At NEW ORLEANS. Ioulsl.,.
On Saturday, January l6, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Bolivar, DOherty, for LyerpooS
Steamship General Meade. Sampson for New York
Steamship Hudson. eager, for New York
steamship Lizzie. Felsher for Pensacola
steamer Reliance, Reid. for Pensacola
norwegian bark Ebenezer, Nelson, for Reve$
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

BELOW-COMlNG UP.
Norwegian bark Racer Knudson "A s. a -.
Scharpuce, to masters - ""Ss "ons
norwegian bark Norven, Sorgensen, from Waters
spanish brig Golito. Antonio. days FROM Havana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
incorporated August II, 1862,
CLASS b,
To be drawn in public 1t New Orleans.
On Saturday. February 6, 1878.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
SCHEME.

80 , an.Oun'Is to.......... ..s.s.....&.4 5W
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The nine remaining unita of the co.. ..-' =. ~.
numbers drawing the first two full prizes viii be
G EaI to the eighteen approximation pri,es
TOT example; II ticket No. l246 draws the 5000
ts'a d47e lag !249 and 1850 will each be entitled
70 Ssooy If ticket No. 23l draws the 5 10 600 prize
zass 23s and $40 will each be entitled to 500.
"no'e Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quar-
tiers, ~ 80 kighths, 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDre
TON.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPAN@
Lock boz No. &c., Postofhce,
New Orleans.
send postofice money order, or register Won,
Neoo-. ia2 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17
Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.
MARINE intelligence.

green hide MARKETS unchanged, with stocka
'ulatlng. Tallow continues scarce and prices
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-17

Prizes Cashed Without Discount.
ial6 1t
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

We are indebted to Mr.. ]. N. Maynard, manager
of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the follow.
ing comparative statement Of the associated banks
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Tho Weather and Rivers.
OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans, January 16, 1875. !
The following is a report Of the weather
and rivera at 3.43 p M 1oool t;vno n 1or.

Below zero,
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
MARRIAGE FESTIVITIES MARRIED.

On Friday evening, according TO the Now Haven
Reoster John J. Gallagher residing at No 203 Wallace
street. New Haven was married to Catherine Quinn by
Justice Of the Peace s. Zundcr, at the residence of
Mser Zunder A large number of the friends of both
parties gathered the home OF the bridegroom and
merry time had up to late hour of the night
Tho proceedings interrupted by the entrance Of
three police officers who served warrant upon Mr.
Gallagher, IN which he was charged with scducns
Catherine Hutchinson, girl whom he had formorlV
courted. Gallagher resisted the officers refusing 10 "a
with them to the police Office. In this ho was aided nv
Mrs. Rosanna Gallagher, who in the course of thd
ailray, received severe fracture OF the shouldcr
She charges officer Dohcrty with striking her with
HIS club but this Is denied, some of the poIic,
alleging that officer Mccarthy pushed her h
such manner as to her fall against an artic
OF furniture receiving in this manner the injury TO ho
shoulder. The Chief OF Polct is investigating th,
affair in order TO ascertain whether the officers were II
blame. Friends of Gallagher, who was finally over
powered by numbers and taken 10 the station housa
claim that the charge OF seduction made against him
entirely false. They accuse the complainant with do
string TO induce him to marry her. Mrs Gallagher wal
attended by Dr. Balosa. She will be confined 10 the
house for several days.
officer Mccarthy emphatically denies all knowlcdgu
as TO how Mrs. Gallagher hurt. He claims that he
and Dohcrty made the arrest together did not lose
sight Of each other during tho encounter, and thai
neither OF them struck any way injured her,
Is charged As Mrs. Gallagher walked up 70 tho police
Office about O'Clock and gave bonds for her son,
would that the accident must have occurred Iona
after the officers had Left tho house
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
THE TRAMPS.
SHOTGUN LAW.

SHOTGUN LAW.
The Philadelphia Evening Star asks-what Is TO be
done with the tramps, They have become so numer-
Gus and lawlcss that in many parts of the country
and children afraid TO remain at homo
without male protection. Tho number OF outragcs
perpetrated by this class of during the present
summer has never been cqualed. Mover before was
the country infested with them. They appear to he
no rcspeccrs persons property They appropriate
to their whatever they lay their hands on
and IL necessary, violence sometimes amounting
to murder, rather than forego their punder As tho
law appears to be almost helpless against them farmers
and Others who the subjects OF outagcs from these
pcrcgrinatng scoundrcls will have to arm in their own
defence and drive them out OF the country.
COUNTY JAIL
Tho county authorities in district Of New Hamp
shire have put up posters warning them to loavo and
containing the significant hint that there room in the
County Jail for just 100 OF their fraternity The brother
hood OF the road, however, would be undauned il they
only know how our worthy old contemporary had
spoken ''aword FOR the tramps"
BLAME
tramp sleeping IN farmers barn In Rensselaer,
county one night this week paying dear for
his lodging. Early in the morning the owner, IN 1T
OF rcmorsc for some wrong action toward ncighbor,
went to the barn and hanged himself 10 ladder After
the was dead the tramp aroused by the swing
ing motion of the ladder and the alarm. suspicion
naturally fell upon tho beggar and it would have gone
hard with him had ncighboring farmer chanccd to
sec him asleep in tho only fcw minutes before
the suicide was committed
DOES NOT SEEK WORK.
The Boston advertiser says that thcro Is greater
mistake than to say that the tramp is laborcr an
artisan out of employ, ana seeking work. nc IS no
such person There aborers and mechanics out Of
employ and too many OF them, and they may walk
from one city another seeking work; they may cven
and doubtless do sometimes ask for food, drink and
shelter; they may be mistaken for ramps, but they
are not the true genuinc tramp any more than they
are graduates from the State Prison. Nor uccd tho
two classes be easily confOundcd Ono Is honest and
earnest lie is accustomed To employment and misses
It even more than the money he by IT, IIo has
all his life boon accustomed TO labor and to the respect
of his fellow men, and his manner and bearing though
1t may be modest and dolerenta Is that Of one who
respects himself
The New York herald., 1875-08-30

'ompensating advantages beyond nne view over the
Iuileries gardens and the banks OF the Seine Ten
years ago the caso was very different Tho Rue de
kvol between the Place do la Concorde and the Tuile
ries, was then the State the imperial resi-
dcnce, and the Empress Eugenic was with difficulty
prevented by prudent counsel from insisting that all
the householders in that part Of the Rue dc Rvoli
should bo compelled TO gid their balconies decorate
them with flowers and hang gorgeous tapestry.
Perhaps, after ALL il would have beon such bad
business for tho gayer and splendid Paris can be
made tho visitors IL will attract and the moro
money will be spent there.
NM. Chauchard and Heriot the proprietors or
tho Hotel du Louvre also owners Of the immense
store which is located in the same building Should
they turn tho hotel into part OF their shop they will
have tho largest store In Europe, and should they de-
eide to continue tho hotel they may open the most
venient board and lodging house In tho world; for
traveller by touching electric button, will there be
able TO ask for anything, from cup Of coffee to n
velvet ball dress pair Of gloves Perhaps hcy may
mako It successful speculation; but these gigantic
caravansares are never such pleasant abodes for
strangers as small private hotels for person who is
not in some way remarkable is quito lost in the crowd
and none Of the servants knows his his where
abouts so that cards letters and invitations got
stanty mislad and letters Of introduction fail to pro-
ducc any effect For people who like bustlo and per-
pctuai notion however, they arc well enough, and
there are many who will perhaps think that it is rather
an advantage than otherwise for traveller 10 be able
to find some lively place OF sojourn where he may
amuse himself in his way and escape altogether
least for time, from the pompous of dress
coats and vanished boots, with the other small tor
lures inflicted on fine company
The New York herald., 1875-08-30
THE MISSING HIGHWAYMAN.

The police of Brooklyn have called upon every
medical in the city, by order. of the Supcrin-
tcndcnt and also at every drug store, and inquired
whether any person had had gunshot wound dressed
since last Wednesday night Tho oDicctof this to
help TO effect the apprehension Of the supposed high.
waynan who was shot Jamaica, J., l., by Con
stable Hamcr, Wednesday night Whether he was
shot dead not Is matter of mere speculation The
army of physicians and surgeons and the hundreds Of
druggists resident of Brooklyn deny having dressed
any gunshot wound since Wednesday night