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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

u -EvsRyTH1Ne .at the Latest hpqI s8
Popped dSVp Anse j. j. hn1 p NR
boats, mails, ice and every luxury We
should hare lad earlier;;sa ad m 1asl
hurried nervousness helped % ent . g z
few moments before going q pgess. I
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

-A-yEIL. ABLE spaee--a wornan's
ace.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

WE have in our minds eye four
or five persons in Rapides, who can
and should furnish every cypress tie
advertised for the New Orleans Pa
cifc Railway. Let all these read that
advertisement, hand in their bids to
the proper one, do it cheaply and keep
the money here at home. This can
be done, done easily, and should not
be neglected. Push on the grand
work, and in our redemption put
money in your pockets.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21
DUNCAN j. GRAHAM,
L. V. MARYE, @
Secretaries. =.

ALL Of the colored people here
who voted our ticket, at the recent
election, are now satisfied and firmin
the faith that we preached the truth
to them as regards their mean white
leaders, and now cite the recent do
ings at Colfax as an example. They
are now more firmly convinced than
ever that we meant right, gave them
true and sound advice, and now more
than ever our people look to them for
continuation of their noble acts,
and expect great help and service
from them hereafter. AS we often
told them we are on the same boat,
and must land together at the same
port. We expect much from Steve
White, Prince Prothro, Labanius
Kennedy, Carter Carr, Lewis Wash
ingtou, and the many others of their
colored friends, who in the last can
vass acted so well and so nobiy.
-o~~~oo~>~-S1s-~~~-c 4
-LEv1N's new establishment, the
down stairs portion Of which we no.
ticed as being complete few mum,
bers back, has now been furnished
up stairs, and'in style and neatness
which surpasses anything in the
handsome and luxurious line we have
ever seen in Alexandria. Jack Goul
den, our young and artistic artist Of
Alexandria, TO whose hand and brush
Levin owes such a suit Of three
rooms, has surely surpassed himself
on this occasion. These three bou
DORIS must be visited and seen to b.
properly understood or appreciated
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

1T is running into fashion here
for some persons to call at this Office
and ask for copy of the paper, hav-
ing no idea that it costs us money
and hard work to buy and print the
paper. We would remind all, polite
ly and in all kindness, that there is
no business in which there is more,
or even as much financial risk, as in
newspaper, and few business in
which there is as much capital in
vested. So change your notions on
this score, and subscribe for the Dem
ocrat-if it be worth begging for and
worth reading, it is surely worth 81
a year. asl5
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

WE wonder il Grant will want
800, 900 year, now that Beecher
has been raised3
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

-JuHP-up- and-run- away-and-then-
sit-down-again il the name Of 9 Red Cd
Cloud Indian who has taken the war
path. He must have sat down on !
pin. y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

Roll -cALL--the bakers visit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

History here is slowly repeating
itself-it was G. G. Nash, the great
prosecuted and hunted down by the
blood hounds Of Radicalism, who, in
the capacity Of Deputy Sheriff, arres-
ted and brought here safely the body
Of W. D. Mccoy, the ex-Sherif Of
Grant who had been usurpingly APP
pointed to that Office by Mr.. Kellogg.
Surely our day is coming at last, and
all alike, white and black, must par
ticipate in the coming blessing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

4 AND now Grant, too, is a grand
pa-Algernon-N Nellie boy--twelve
and a half pounds.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

it are on exhibition at the Cotton
Exchange. We understand 1t is to
be immediately forwarded BY ex.
piessq y I, q E|'s ~ I'M n
past, have been the consigpaes, NJ,
the flrstbaleS 6Eapttos, a1nt l D
from the Rio Grande district. This
year, however, THAR pmApt ID the
second received, 3 bale from St. Ian
dry parish having alre.dy cone IN s.
and been vent fUfXxtd t1 new Y6fll. ss'''
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1875-07-21

ALEXANDRIA. La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
LOCAL N + VS.,
Condensed Locals.

CIera glasses at Hempler's au ctssn 20 NOR
row.
The street lamps win be lighted at $40 p.
m and extinguished at a IN.
The grand annual bali of Deborah Lodge,
for Iile benefit OF the poor, took place az
Masonic hall lastevening, ard was a success.
Stllberg, AZ eth street southwest, have just
received from New York auction a little lot
a carpets which they offer at sacrifice.
The East Washington Snri8ls have electe
the following officers. President, M. w.
Porrer; vice presidents. l.. A. Bailey: secre-
tsry, Professor @. d Pistorio; treasurer, j.
ii. Peake.
col. f.. 3. Curite. of Fairfax. Va. well
known In this District. has been appointed
editor OF the American Farmer of Baltimore,
the cd established agricultural journal-a
coed prominent
Al the Universalist convention at Lynn,
Mass, Wednesday, the trustees submitted
vored 20 raise funds 10 establish a memorial
church az Washington. but only 50 O1D were
raised, and the trustees were convinced that
further prosecution of the work would be
The bell in the spire Of the MeadviIle fPal
Baptist church was the first one used in
Washington. IL once hung in the 10th-street
Baptist church In this city, and was removed
at The time the church was torn down to
make room for the theater in which Presj-
dent Lincoln was asSassinated.
Last night number Of members Of the
Gefmania SChuetZen Verein. with their
ladies. accompanied by DOnchs band. ten
dered their king, Mr. ". q. Fox on Z, street,
rear 18th, a serenade. Mr.. f. after weIcom-
ing ard thanking his visitors entertained
Them at lunch, and dancing was engaged
In for several hours.
The Tribune of this city. in republishing
nom yesterdays STAR the letter addressed
by The ROard of Fire Underwriters TO the
District Commissioners in relation To the
speech of President Williams in New York
ststes that the reporters of the morning pa
pers. al the meeting of the fire commission
ers. were refused this letter, and then adds:
THE STAR was more highly favored. Why"
Our frfer6s Of the Tribune are simply mis-
taken. The STAR was not more "highly ia
vOTed," IL IL means in obtaining access to the
records of the FIRE board. AS a COPY Of the
letter was not accessible in that direction
the STAR, with accustomed enterprise went
chew here for IL, with its uSbdl success in
hunting for live news matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
THE COCRTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM


ntst rday, Adams agt. Adams; appeal dis
Elliot, Hon Samuel Shellabarger. of Ohio,
was admitted tn the bar. The case of Mor1tZ
Angenstein, bankrupt. was argued by Mr.
Ferry for The creditors and Mr.. Chester for
Aug nstein. Aug n>t in had a claim against
Inc internal Revenue department for sachra-
noneters, and 81 so was allowed him and
he also had number of these Instruments
III rs charged that he was guilty of fraud in
y -ttlohlng 10 be adjudged bankrupt, and
that bis discharge was improperly obtained
the case OF Nansant against Electro Mag
net Gas Lighting company was argued by
MI Horner Tor complainant and Y. Wilson
for defendant Complainant is the Inventor
OF an electro magnetic gas lighting appara-
tns ana conveyed an interest in said inyen-
tion TO defendant, and he now sues for his
Iterest, &c.
EQUITY COURT ,JteIge DIN.
To day, Thorn agt Lynch; order ref rar CO
to auditor. Anderson ct al. agt. Ashbv; do,
Cow ct al. agt. Burnstine: order pro cor-
fe>so agt Smith and Furiuer. HI sch agf
Crawford and HOfman-injunction against
oneration OF stone crusher; injunction re-
fused.
POLICE CoURr-J,Dt,e Sael
To day. Robert Johnson throwing stones
In the street; -. Joseph Reed, failure TO
maintain the proper distance between carts;
s.. Erwin Mulliken, Jane Appleton ami
Elizabeth Thompson. forfeited collateral.
Daniel Newman, throwing stones in the
street; s.. Fanny Belmont, enticing proSti-
tuiion; -. John II. Sipes. disturbing the
iN'tt VI "tVstrDNnS -. Agnes w h1ie, the
same chargss-the fourth time within one
week; So. Peter tisllighcr was sent down as
avagrant. Peter pretended to he the hus.
band OF Agnes White. Joseph Robbins, too
loud curslng; So Franklin Thomas same
charge; 50. Mary Howard. same: S.. Jas
Wrenn. assault on Jacob Burkhardt, travel
Ing plazier; $40 and costs. Albert Cumber-
land, threats to Margaret Cumberland; 800
BONDS to keep the peace. Frederick Men
horn, assault ON Cyrus Warner: = 10 and costs
John shea, assault on Joseph Robbins; sl0
and costs. GOrham Bury, a bright looking
white boy, was arraisned on the charge of
beine destitute and houseleSs orphan. He
told the court that he was guilty of no crime
and wished to go To the reform school: that
he had come from below Alexandria yester-
Day. Under such circumstances the court
did not think IL authorized to send him to
The reform school. and dissmised the case
John Simms, assault on Rotert Cross; -
and costs. Mary DOnoghue, assault on
Bridget SwanK; s. and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
AL * A NDRIA.

WOODS on FIRE.-The woods of Messrs
Henry and Edward McWiliiams, on the old
Mount Zepher estate. few miles below the
city, in which were piled up about 1900 cords
OF cut wood, were fired by an unknown party
night before last, but by the assistance OF the
the flames were extinguished before more
Than 30 cords of the wood had been DESTROYED
DECLINES THE NOMINATyON.-Mr. /. G.
ONeal, though a member of the radical par
ty, made an efficient representative In the
last House Of Delegates, declines the nomi-
ration for State Senator, rendered him by
the radical convention, lately held in this
win require his undivided, attention during
the next year or two.-Gaze;te, 2ist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
SYNOD Of Baltimore.


N.
The syro- ~ Baltimore assembled ,ss,nr
cay NOR ing IN Wilmington and engaged In
GeNo,hdh exercises, conducted by Rev. Mr..
-. en- Of The presbytery of Washington city,
The standing committees OF the synod are
a. follows: Systematic Benevolence.-Rev.
J: I. Smith, d. d., Rev. David Wills ID. D.,
Rev. J: T. Gibson. J. T. Umstead aud Elders
]. l.. Reed and s. III. Howell. Foreign Mis-
stons-Rev r. b. Fulton. Rev. A. 3. Black
ferd; Rev: j: B; Spottsw91d; d. D.; Rev; 3. F.
VIM. Strong. Home Missions.-Rev ID. G.
Marquis, Rev: B. Sunderland, ID. n, and
Elders e. III. Richardson. NJ. d.. L. p. Bush,
NJ. d.; and A. Z. Lounsbury. Education-
Rev. j. Chester, ID. D, Rev. j. ]. Smyth,
Rev. II. Beale, and Elders j. T. McCul
Tough, j. + arts Moore, NJ. D., and Hon. G. u
Drake.
The committee on the minutes of the gen.
eral assembly reported n series of resoluti ons
approving the action of the last general as
sembly in rela ton to the Centennial; recon-
mendipg the setting apart of one day of the
next Sc siOD OF the assembly for the consid-
GRAFTON OF Papers on certain subjects named,
conviction that it is inexpedient for the
synod TO take any action on the subject of
Synodical representation. Adopted.
paper by DIR. Nourse, the latter clause of
which advised a refusal to place Protestant
children under Catholic teachers, was Ia ken
from The table and amended by Rev. j. L.
carter so as 10 read: "An influences which
may pervert them from their faita or vows"
AFTER which il was adopted.
The next stated meeting of the synod is to
be held in Salisbury, Md, on the third Tues
day of October, 1876.
The synod adopted the following paper on
the observance Of the sabbath:
81. That it is the solemn judgment Of this
synod that the cause of Christianity in this
land would be greatly damaged, and its
highest ard best interests imperiled, il the
American people should consent TO exchange
the holy Sabbath of our fathers for the holi-
day OF contir entail Europe.
- That this synod demonstrates with in
dfgr ant voice against all Saba IN entertain
ments and excursions by boat. rail, or other
wise; and with especial emphasis deplOres
The seeming purpose of many, thus by grad
ual approaches TO prepare the way for gen
eTal observation OF the sabbath during the
coming centennial"
The final session of the synod was held last
evening. First sermon was preached by
Rev. DIR. Willis. OF Washington; after which
The narrative OF the state of religion was
received from the churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
THE WAR OF THE PLuMBERs AND THE

TERRA GOTTA COMPANY. - Recently wit
Desses have been before the grand jury in
reference tn charges against several members
of the Plumbers association. of conspiring
Terra Gotta works. OF which Hon. Joan
Lynch Is the head. IL is alleged by the Terra
Cottaps that a number of plum bers cora binad
together ard decided MOTTO use the .fle nine
made by Lynch 4 Co, and not L, work fnr
airy parties who used such pipe, thereby in
juring the business of the Terra Gotta works
Should an II dictment be found. the trial
will be very interesting one. The plumb
ers deny that there was any conspiracy on
chased pipe for some time Of the Terra Gotta
company they discovered that transient Gus
toners could purchase the pipe at the works
on equally favorable terms, and therefore
they (the plumters) withdrew their custom.
and resolved TO purchase their supplies else
where, as they bad perfect right to do.
THE BOARD OF POLICE CoMNrssroSrRs
yesterday appointed VIM l.. Ross and John
Fuehiing add privates for six months
10 DO duty at the German American Savings
Bank Samuel ElnsteIn was re-appointed
as an additional private to do duty as pound
master fol twelve months. T.. H White
more was re appointed an additional private
for twelve months to do duty at Fori's Onara
House. VIM. Scott was appointed an al IL
tt'nal private to do duty at the Baltin,ore &
Potomac depot. The case of Chief Detec, ve
Clarvoe, which was set for arguma ont We ter
uay before the board. dld not come up.
OPERA CHAINS, with gold tassels and
csmeoslide, dead gold necklaces copiei ( ON
gid, and silver belts, received at Prige's
We ~ stone, i5i Pennsy lvauia avenue ear
IA street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

-. a CREDIT MoBILIER RENINIsCRNce.-In
The Suit at New York Of Charles H. Neil 80
VS.. VIM. Tracy. executor OF the late Cnn-
sress man Brooks, motion was made in the
snprt me court chambers yesterday by T.acy
lcr say and commission, in order to take
Inc evidence of the wife and daughter O the
deceased now In Europe. The suit arise out
Of the Credit MObilier dividends on stock,
and The matter was once under inyescig ltion
ty Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

NJ. RoUHKR's RECENT SPEECH at jaccio
will be discussed at the meeting Of the French
ca binet to-day. It Is stated that the mem
b"rs OF the left will, on the meeting of the
assembly. move that the date OF dissolution
be nxed In the hope Of procuring q vote adj
verse to NJ. Bufyet
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J. @. WIsWALL q Co.
ls TT No. $40 SEVENTH STREET.
TkkMENDOUsO UrPoURINa

TkkMENDOUs OUTPOURINa
Il OF YHE PEOPLE
The CHEAP CASH STORE STILL The
CENTER OF ATTRACTION
lt0lsrge Comforts at 9 lis, worth So
5cases44 Bleached Cotton 10 cents, better than
Ardroscoegin l..
80 p YARD wide Chintz Calico zoe
leo pairs more of double white Blankets AZ - 90
100 large SQUIRE Shavls at 25c
- dozen Cloth skirt. iready msdel az sc.
so ps Scotch Plaids at Isc.
Best English Calico l2hc.
100 pe good Park Calico 6..c.
% wide Bleao he'd and UDbleached shaetine CSC
$50 ~ Black Alpacas and Mohsirs, direct from ion
port.ts hands. which we will offer cheapc double
width IS 90 ga, co. IS and Soc, to the best silk
werp gOocs.
Red and White rlarne,s from zoe.
Best M Dictated FLANNEL SOC. worth IS.
leo ps lain a. plaid Dress Goods from Il. o. IS
~. S1s and Soc. Colo ed CasnmeTes and MerinOs.
Eo ps Cloths and Tsssimeres from sc. up.
Full double width Water Proof &c.
zoo pair White Blsr kets from 8, .. 10. T.
IA, l6, IS and SO.
C.N TOwaON r0
Octl3 eotr go Penna. avenue. near 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

TIE FLOODS IN ENGLAND have ca,sei
INN ense damage I'm the valley OF the river
Don, many coal and iron mines havin been
Hooded, ard thocsand Of operatives thrown
out Of employment. Great damage /, also
reported from other quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
Weather Probabilities TO-dGYs
nvvrcv oy CzIKy SIGNAL OFFIe-<s, 4

wAsHINGToy, october r.. tsI5.
For the middle and eastern states. fall
ms barometer southwest TO southeast winds
warm, bazy, and clear or I.artly cloudy
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

IMPROVING RAILROAD OFFrcEs.-Owing
to The remOdeling OF the National Hot.
building. at the corner Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and 9th street, the closing of the ticket
ONCE OF the Il. & p. and PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road companies has been necessitated. TIE
contractor of the building, however. COM
neT ced work on the corner of the blilding
ana has so far progressed that the Office will
De opened Tor business on Monday.
On the west side of 9Th street. the Office of
he virginia Midland and connecting roads
Tor IEe south and west, In charge Of Mr. III.
Pfyton, has been removed into the corner
OF ne building, and a partition having been
removed, gives more commodiouy office
tnan heretofore. 1t is being nicely ri tied up.
ST CcEssFUL CASE OF SHOP LIFTING.
One day last week a middle aged Ia,Iv
handsomely dressed, entered ConneIly!.
store, on 9th street, near r, and AFTER nnak in o
small purchase picked up q web of sIIS
lying on the counter valued at 500 and Ie m n q
store. One OF the female clerks saw her fa Va
The silk ut supposed she had purchased il.
II appears that the silk had been bOuohf nv
q lazy, " no at the moment it wa "liffed',
was IL al other part of the store. This iadv
is q regular customer at the store. and her
respectful tlity precludes the conclusion that
she was in collusion with the thief The case
was turn ed OYER to Detective Comes. but nm
TO this time no Glue to the silk litter has bean
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
AVID C0H1RRClAL.
Wall STREET TO-DAY.

NV YoRK. DC. n The Paq', nn.uc,aI Article
ire in 3. dsrsefioss to dss Gd. WHICH Closed ' yes
t.rtaJ az llts op ned TO dsy .; lis' f.u 70 llsas
I.sa and i-s4 sifo which the rase b" been al
s ns n . Rsi;sd Ss
bsye been four advances In these rates leaving them
sas In The mspeg %sTses the -, 70 sHes.s ss
rate for call loans is TO per The ba raie
cent siih the note bfoRer. GoHernm NJ bond. Are
a low er than yeets rdsy price. not having fallen
stocks, prices opened SsIl. shove yesterday clos
per cent. lower. and Missouri Pacific, which sS ga,
= There WAS steady advance Of ssl1s until II 80,
S.: sssn Of s per o linton sh time n,
OBJ ninS and Illinois Central . per cent Tue ex.
i ss;. s s.sp he stocks ss ,r
NJ. Lake Shore; sshssl,. Western Union relee
ssa Eiie ls,.ai7: s.. Paul, ass prsfsrrei,
IPssh 0h9 and Mississippi Gel Missouri
ss.e6 Box I.isna c New e 9sss
Gen raj e4'Aah6, Illii ois Central, s.aeo.
Tine markess.
ytSa edn.o o s ws. S pesers 1
Oai9lba skies. old Is; DO nev. 10: do special tar,
hid to day sugar qSie and steady, 10, sslo'I.
d,ins i' 11t IT, q mcotten shade hrm.r-mi3
~h'st quiet ard stesdy-No 2 western red. i ala
de- ,mbar .o, - reH, ~ MARY iand reg, Sal IS
ano sttady-souihern uhie Slss2; uthern elbow,
,safo western nib ed p 0-ts duIl-sou heru 3Sals:
w@s'ern v hi e., 43st4; western mixed. MAI kv.
9nlet and l.ady, 5aas2 Hay dun, mary land aud
fehpsS wanna, ~ ea2i % Provisions quiet; or Ter
GERS nominal. 9a9As clear RIB sides fairly active
LFsiE4, loose; packed, e4al3h Bacon steady,
shoulders 10l4 clear rib sides. l4isaliIs ham la.
al Lard 9ni.t and s,eady-r, ined, ii'asIs.- But
rolenm ncminaily nrchsneeS tn cs sa,i s r
Seak7Rlo esrgots, ls1aa2i; J'bbing, %, 22. WHISKY
NEw fORx. Oct z2-stncks active; unsettled
Msney e. Gold, l51S. ENchanee, long, 40; short
<o31a. Governments sctiVe. weak
NEW fohK. Oct. 2-FlOur duh aud declining
W heat quiet and heavy Corn dali aud Unchanged.
LoSIoN. Oct p. II; 30 .. NJ. g honds, new S.
1882; Erie. ls- The rare for nor ey at the stock
exchange on government sc uritias j. per ceDt.
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CIT p ITEMS,

HATs-The largest and best assortment of
st1fi and soft Felt Hats. for gentlemen, bows.
snd children (at low prices). is at LEWIS, =;
92O 9Th street, between and h. 9
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DRY GOODS.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPKT:

CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
trdroecorefn Riearhan s'nftcr, nc
fsst colcred Calls e.. GAe
EDds Paper Camtrics. &C.
Cheap stock In all 10. hrsache.
Dress GCods. extraordinarily lON.
Al wool Empress lCsh.. g NC worth SO
All wool Sstine-, = &c cheap.
Fanc, Plsic press Good, rs g. Tsr
Mixed suitings, a. mel-' Hsir aud Cloth Gcads
Mournings fu f'ssf fp~re. NerinOes. nraRE IL
Csrrrt S.ock must be reiuc~d FOR cash
English Brus-el. o. . worth fiFs.
lnsrsin.. 50. o.. IS, o l. chess
Rugs. n ate. OIL Cloths
Ff1' skirts &c. worth 81
BslmOrsl Skirts, Bee.
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cotls IN TOO MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

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