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The New York herald., 1875-08-29
SALE OF TRoTTING STOCK.

Captain Hannas stable of Kentucky trotting horses
sold at public auction yesterday by Messrs Barker
Son. The catalogue embraced the following animals
and the following the prices they brought and the
buyers-Clarence, R. NJ. oakman, $l6o; Celia, r. NJ
0akman, 1855; Walter @ FL Ackerman, $175; Theo-
dore, George A. Bedle $2S5; Westport, Daniel Titus
$780, Beverly, Hon. N Townsend $3.50; Stockland
Hon. N, Townsend, $3.50; Allendale, j. Wietts, $3.50;
Harry Shannon, G. Il. Cook, $l45; Rife Boy, ii. A.
Appelius, $l55; Speedwell T. J. Mills, $3.50; Hebron
p Daily, $115; Rosedale J. E. Sheldon, $415 ,Catawba
r. A. Miller, $175; Edwna J. b. Ball. $40; Wood
bne, j. Wletts, $l35; Jullette, H. Tssier, $780, The
attendance was large and the bidding spirited.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR DEALERS.

The cases OF Roster Bial, Of tho New York stadt
Keller; William Kramer, Of the Atlantic Garden, and
Frederick Bernbach, ofthe Pacific Garden for
trial before the Excise Board yesterday morning at nno
o'clock They were charged by Mr. @ G. Leigh with
violating the law Of 1867 by selling liquor on Sundays
After the Board called to order Mr. stiner read the
complaints Mr.. L. Ansbacher counsel for the defend
ants asked for delay of from two three weeks on
the ground that he had not yet examined the law and
that ms cents had not received copy Of the charges
After much opposition this application by Mr. Leigh
and Mr. Cotter and much legal sparrng by counsel on
both sides the Board granted adjournment to Satur-
day, September u.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
ANOTHER sTABBING AFFRAY.

Joseph Pechousky, residing at No 800 East Eleventh
street. was arrested yesterday afternoon by officer
Hangar, of the Seventeenth precinct The prisoner is
charged with stabbing Mrs. warshunsky, Of No. 52s
Sixth street, several times with small knife The
cause Of the stabbing difficulty about debt
The prisoner locked up in the Fifth street station
house. The wounded attended at the station
house by Police Surgeon Maclay, who pronounced her
wounds but necessarily fatal after which she
was removed 70 ST. Francis Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
TRoTTING HORSES BURNED.

large barn, belonging to Mr.. Benjamin B. Newton,
at Smithtown Branch, burned to the ground on
Saturday morning. Five valuable horses in the
building at the tme and 1t was found impossible to
but three of them the other two pershng in the
flames These the well known trc ting mare
Minnie Warren and the stallion Arlington Mr. New
ton himself severely burned about the head, face
and hands in trying to get the out and barely
capped with his life The horses saved belonged TO Mr.
Lorillard and Mr.. Cloth of Islp. All the other
tents of the barn, including harness. &c, were lost
1t is believed that the fire the work of an incen
diary.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
CREEDMOOR.
L. L. HEPBURN THE FINAL WINNER OF THE
REMINGTON DIAMOND BADGE.

L. L. HEPBURN THE FINAL WINNER OF THE
REMINGTON DIAMOND BADGE.
The tenth and last match for the Remington diamond
badge shot yesterday afternoon at Creedmoor.
The shooting good The weather was favorable,
but the wind shifted about frequently Mr.
L. L. Hepburn, Of Ilion, N Y, won the
badge with a score OF 9S out OF los. The
badge is now his personal property, he having
won IL the required three times Messrs. Fulton and
Yale, Of the American team and Messrs. Ballard and
Canneld of the reserve, competed for the badge Mr.
Fulton tied Mr.. Hepburn, but the latter gentleman,
having the better at yards declared the
winner. The badge was presented for competition by
the Messrs. Remington after the organization
the association 1t is Of gold is miniature 500 yard
target in shape and has diamond bulls eye. The first
competition was shot the 18th of November, 1873
Seven competitions shot at the old style targets
the BULBS eye counting four the highest aggregate
per being 84 points The other three shot on
the new targetsbulps eye 6makng the highest aggre-
gate score 105 The scores Of the winners the ten
Fill.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
THE RFTTINC.

THIRD RACE.
PURSE $500; $500 TO the first and 500 TO the second
morse. Tive mile heats, for all ages.
STARTERS.
T. Bruces b. Warrior by War Dance, dam
Castianra, years old l05 lbs (Fsher). ......
John Conce's (. h. Donnybrook, by Lightning
dam Jesxamine Porter years old, ia lbs
(DOnanue). q
L. A. HItchcocks cb. h. Galway, by Concord, dam
Naudina, years old ia lbs fSwim) ..-....... 2ds
J. w. Wilson 4 Co. 3 CHI f. Hattie Howard, by Aus
1Jurhesl. ...................-.... dis.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

the communication on Che hIes which was received
frou the Rapid Transit Commissioners some time ago,
that the two along with the petition Of the fire In
surance companies and the report OF the Committee
Public works on It, may be considered together
Law DEPARTMENT
OFfiCB or THK COUNSEL CORPORATIONS. ,
NEw YORK, August %, 1875. J 4
To THE HoEoRABIE THE COSMOS CouSclL-
GKHTLEMEN-l have the honor acknowledge the recefnt
Of certain preamble and resolutions referred by your
SDe soIf a SpGa ee SStn oI August e 70 me an
under proposed preamble and resolution by your
inst contemplating the Of the Common 70
the location construction and operation Of steam railways
resolution acting under chapter COG Of the Laws Of 1875
All Of the questions ,1s%ea By your body 70 this depart
tion-Does the constitutional amendment referred to
GSSSae wSh tSey %oaId violate y the s ss
tonH And does limit in the authority otherwise
their the of streets under their control for the
the provision referred to has no reference to
the Of the Common Council IN the premises and that
that amendment amendment in the Of pro
Council Il provides that the Legislature shall pass
no law authorizing tho construction or operation
dition that the consent Of the local authorities
nayhg g the control I na o. .ne h road he
first obtained There prohibition on the local author
prohibition upon the local authorities limiting the
otherwise possessed by them in the matter of consentng to
street railways IT. therefore the Common Council should
regard rapid transit road as Of such great R16e mPoT If
the streets or avenues OF the city except thoe eH
the resolution submitted by the Commissioners Of Rapid
Transit be adopted by your honorable body without o
glad have taken and considered separately each OF the
points submitted for consideration but request an
day compelled by the shortness of the time allowed me
ae % be- nd e % ali h
points which MY opinion Is desired am gentlemen
very respectfully, WILLIAM &. WHITNEY,
Counsel to the Corporation.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29


CONSOLATION PURSE $780, $3.50 TO the first and $50 to
the second horse for horses beaten during meeting;
beaten once, allowed lbs. twice, 10 lbs One mile.
STARTERS.
John Conee's br. h. B. +. Carver by Lightning dam
La Victme years old 1O4 lbs Henry. .......... l
w. r. Babcocks blk. h. Vanderbilt by Vandal dam
Melrose years old 103 lbs (Hughes). .......... 2
A. ID. Pryor's b. Vernango by yandal dam Wood
bipe, years old, II lbs. (Sayrcs .............
NJ Burns ch. h. Camden, by Bulletin dam by Levi
athan aged, 104 lbs Fitzgerald. ............... s
A. K. Bingham's CHI h. Long Branch, by Eclipse
dam Molle Jackson, years old 109 lbs. (Quantrl 7
Ayres 4 Sutcines b. &. Windham, by Hampton
Court dam Echo, years old, 100 lbs (Donahue). 3
i. A. Htchcock's br. Lutetia H., by Second Boone,
dam Meanness, years old, 100 lbs (Thomason.. 9
J. r. Wilson Il Co Is b. C. Jack Trigg, by Lightning
dam Sally Morgan, years old, so lbs (scotg -.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
The Paris Mutues paid sl7s 20 on nrst heat and on

The Paris Mutues paid s17s 20 on frst heat and on
second, 50 20
THE FOURTH RACE.
LONG BRANCH CUP-Gentlemen riders; one mile.
STARTERS.
Captain Lloyd's br Vernango by Vanda dam
Woodbine years old, 159 lbs Commencement. l
G II. Townsend's b. 6. Rummy, by Sir Roger dc
COvery, aged l04 IDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
H. Blossoms b. &. The Hoaxer, by War Dance dam
Lass of Sidney, years old, l4l lbs. s.............
Time, 1:534.
BETTING
The HoaXer. 10 200 40
NcrnahgO. O....-.-............ 100 40 200
huinily ~ % ~
The Paris Mutues paid $14 60
THE FIFTH RACE.
HURDLE RAcE.-Purse, $3.50; $50 TO the second; two
and quarter miles over nine hurdles; weter weights
maldens allowed 10 lbs OF any steeple
chase or hurdle race except Of heats to carry
10 lbs extra
STARTERS
10 Donahue's b. h. Cariboo by Lexington, dam
Alice Jones, years old, 154 lbs ianeyl.
A. Taylors ch m. Minnie NC by Planet dam
Edna years old, 141 lbs QItte). ..............
Time, 433.
Carboo Observation-Disclosures. 24O 100 100
The Paris Mutuels paid SO so
And this closed the extra meeting at Long Branch.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
RAPID TRANSIT.

MORE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE COMMISSIONERS
THE wENDT, FERGUSON AND HAWKINS PLANS
ESTIMATES AND STATISTICS PROPOSED
RoUTEs-THE EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION ADVo-
CATE THIRD AVENUE.
On the sth Of next month the sixty days allowed
the Rapid Transit Commissioners, under the law
passed by the legislature for selection OF route
will have expired 1t was given out by some OF the
Commissioners that this important duty would have
been discharged this week, but the time has passed
without arriving at any definite conclusion No regular
meeting held yesterday, but Mr.. Morton, the
Clerk, present all day and several communications
were received on the subject of rapid transit
THE wBNDT PLAN
Mr.. Arthur F. Wendt sent in estimate Of his plan,
description Of which has already appeared in the
HERALD The estimates for building the road in bulk,
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

the communication Ehe hles which received
frou the Rapid Transit Commissioners time ago.
that the two along with the petition Of the fire in
surance companies and the report OF the
Public Works on II, may be considered together
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

A SeConu prlze-a WnltWorLn rlue-WaS offered by
Mr. I. G. Clark. II has never been more than
by the person yet The sixteen best scores
veal ardav az M
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

Mr. Wend further states in his communication to the
Commissioners that should they agree upon his plan
the necessary capital will be once forthcoming He
proposes to place the fare at five cents
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

It will be seen from the proceedings
Of the Police Jury that that body has
relieved the Catholic Church from the
payment of all parish taxes on its
lands and lots pending the building Of
the new church which is soon to be
commenced. This action was emf
nently proper, and will meet with
the commentator Of the friends Of
the church.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

SPECIAL Nor1cE.-The public is
hereby notified that from and after
the 18th of March the large and pop
ular store Of Mrs. Marx Israel & Co.,
corner of Mississippi aud Lessard
streets, will be closed each Friday
evening at 6 o'clock, and so remain
until 10 A. NJ, the day ensuing, Sat-
urday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

A special meeting of the Burnside
Base Ball Club has been called by its
president for tomorrow evening. at
3 o'clock sharp, at Justice Wilkinson's
office, "p Railroad Avenue. 1t is de-
sirable that the financial affairs OF the
club should be arranged and some
course of future action determined
upon, hence We trust the members
will find it convenient to devote half
an hours time to attendance at this
meeting. ....... ........
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

This has been a week of truly beau
tiful weather, and it needed not the
hum of the numerous house-fy, the
tunefal melody of the sanguinary
mosquito or the congregation Of can
die bugs at evening to remind us that
Spring was here once more. The de-
lightful temperature, the brilliant sun
shine and balmy breezes brought us
the pleasant tidings ere the voices of
the bugs above enumerated were
heard in the land. Winter doesn't
Ginger in the lap Of Spring" here.
The virtuous maiden has given the
old chap a pair of mittens and started
him on his annual return trip to the
regions of the North Pole. As we
write this item FRIDAY afternoon)
there are indications of rainfall. If
this comes before the CHIEF is issued,
we shall not stop the press to an
nouDce the event, as II majority of
our local readers will have learned of
it before the paper could reach them.
PARISH TAX OF l669.-We have
deemed it unnecessary to fulfil the
intention We expressed last week Of
publishing the correspondence be-
tween the Tax Collector and the Par
ish Attorney relative to collection of
the parish tax upon town property
for the year 1869. We have reason
to believe that Mr.. Duffel has, after
more careful examination of the ques-
lions presented for his consideration,
modified somewhat the views ex-
pressed in his hastily written response
to the queries of the Tax Collector.
The resolutions adopted by the Police
Jury at the session of Monday last,
which are published in another col
umn, were prepared by Mr.. Dufel,
and will serve to indicate with sufi-
Gent clearness his opinions concern
ing the proper mode Of enforcing pay
ment Of the delinquent tax referred to,
and embrace all that is necessary to
be said upon the subject. There has
been no disposition shown by proper
ty holders to avoid payment Of the
original tax, and since the passage of
the resolution remitting all penalties
for term Of twenty days, several of
our largest tax payers have called at
Collectors Office and paid the amount
set opposite f.eir respective names on
the delinquent list of 1869.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

Among the Supreme Court decis-
ions rendered on Monday last is one
affirming the Judgment of the District
Court III the case Of the State Is. H.
H. Willers of this place, who was con-
victed Of libel and sentenced to $3.50
fine or Imprisonment ia the parish
Jail for six months. We understand
that counsel for defendant will apply
for q rehearing.
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To,tn Of Qonal daonviNe,
TINE 1A5LE n. O., II. 4 T. r. B.,
InIyISIANA DIVISION

TINE -IA$LE n. O., H. & T. H. T.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Dali. Pas.enaer Iyaia-Ie leaves New Or
leans. from had Of Caaaa stEeet, IT 7:45
A. n.
Arriyea ut DexaldsonviNe At l2M.
~ tHhiteeastle It 1870 PIX
,Returniag-LeaTes Whilecsatae& t l245P. n.
Leaves Doaaldsoaville It l30 F. X
Arrives ut Rew Orleans At 6R. y.
Trains step At ~ ray staAaaas.
E,..;ohs rr~Sn-I.eayes Do1aldaqe viNe daily
(Sundays excepted) Ut lls40 A. \. Sugar
and. nolasses viii be lasdeA ct the sugar
sheds, New Orleans, ct 4. X. the day
after shipweRt. Rates r. AnSsr, ~ per
hid moaasses, Is eeSts par btA
Jos. HUGH1;4, e. ID, ALIEN.
Aseat General Manager.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

The river x0ae twenty-tgO INCHES
last week, sad nearly as many this, but
ThursAny night there was slight de-
cline, which has steadily continued
since that time. The upper river and
its tributaries are falling, and it seems
probable that there will he little dan
ces of fresh crevasses in this region
during the present SEASON.
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WANTS IT KNOWN.-WilkinsO n de-
sires it known that he has made ar
rangeHents with Jas. II. Hummel,
publisher of Our HOWE Journal. New
Orleans, to. furnish subscribers With
that paper and it's famous chrome,
either framed or nafraxaed, at the fol-
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Journal ore year, With &Areno., .---~ .&2 IS
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&E To 40 per Day. AGENTS

6 z To $40 per bay. ENTS
WO WANTED. All classes Of work
ing. people Of both sexes, yonng and old,
make more money ut work for us, in their
own Localities, during their spare moments,
or all the time, than at any thing else. We
for every hours work. Full particulars.
terms, etc, sent free. Send us your address
at once. Don't delay. Now is the time. DO
not look for work crlbusiness elsewhere, nm
til you have learned what VIC offer. G. STIS-
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

Antoine Babin and joaquin Grow,
residents Of Port Barrow, were up be-
ford Justice Wilkinson, last Wednes-
day, charged by V. D. Gauthreau with
stealing drift logs. The accused were
sent before the Parish Court under
bond of $50 each,
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A BOUT SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, 'front.'
"A ing ON the Mississippi river, and situated
one mile above Donaldsonville, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon;
being the residence Of the late DR.. j. L. Nc
Cormick. For terms apply ON the premises
to
mareO-1m TIP. MCCORMICK.
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Copartuership Notice.

YyHE undersigned have this day formed q
= copartnership under the firm name Of
Mrs. NJ. ISRAEL e. CO., as successor to
the late MARX ISRAEL.
Mr.. w. KLOPMAN will contrvl the en-.
tire management of the business of the new
firm. Mrs. MARX ISRAEL,
WILLIAM KLOPMAN.
Donaldsonville, La, March S, 1875. 20-4t
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

The friends Of education should not
forget to procure tickets for the ex-
,l,ibition to be given by the pupils Of
Professor Keating's Academy, at the
D. s. G.. B. Hall, next Saturday eve
ming, the :ard Of April. Admission
only twenty-five cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

A grand Fete Champetre will occur
at Thibodaux on Saturday and Sun
day next, April 3rd and 4th, under the
auspices of the Fire Department Of
that fourishing town. The steamer
Henry Tete will descend the Bay0n
Sunday morning and remain at Thib-
odaux until the close of the Pete, car
rying passengers there and back for
half the usual fare. A favorable op-
portunity is thus presented residents
Of this vicinity to attend this Fete,
and as the Thihodaux fremen are no
ted for the excellence Of their enter
tainments, all who conclude to 60
may feel assured that they will have
a pleasant time. Preparations for the
festival have been made on a grand
scale, and it is bound to be big sue
cess.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

The New LEvEEs.-Engineer OAR
ton called at the CHIEF Office, Tues
day, and informed us that the work
Of closing the break in the levee 'front.'
ing the plantation of Mr.. J. A. Braud,
Jr., is nearly completed. The finish
ing touches will probably be given to-
day, and then the engineer and his
force of laborers will turn their atten-
ton to strengthening weak spot in
the leree directly in front of Mr..
Braud's residence, quarter Of a mile
below the break just closed.
Since our last issue We have learned
that the Levee Company did make
the necessary arrangements for clos
ing the break at the Lacroix place,
below town. The job has been let to
a contractor, whose name We have not
learned, and force IF laborers has
been steadily at work during the
week.
So far "A We have been able to as
certain, the Ascension levees are now
in fair condition to meet the spring
food, but We are in hopes their
strength will not be put t" severe test.
wilkinson Of the news depot has
placed us under obligations for a
batch Of his latest and best illustrated
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WY G. WILKINSON.
Newsdealer end stationer,
RailrO1d Arenue.

DONALDSONVILLE, la.
Dealer in all kinds Of Books, Newspapers.
Periodicals, Pictures, Blank Books, Pens,
Ink, Toys, Fancy Articles, Garden and
Flower seeds, etc.
Subscriptions to any newspaper or period
zeal received at publishers rates. Any thing
in the reading line not on hand will be pro
cured at the shortest possible notice.
Call at the eign Of the
Ascension News Depot.
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The estimate Of expenditures for the
parish of Ascension for the current
year, as prepared by u committe APP
pointed by the Police Jury, Will DO
found in to-day's CHIEF.
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Joseph KORAN,
y News AGENT
on New Orleans and DOnaldsOnville train.
VIII furnish all the leading daily papers
of the North, South, and West; also Maya
zines, story papers and late publications of
all kinds.
ages to any part Of the city.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

List of letters remaining in the Don
aldson vile Pest-offiee to date is pub
lished in another column.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-27

Mr.. Kramer Qf the firm Of Kramer,
Mitchell T. Co.. has returned to Don
jacksonville after an absenee Of about
ten months, snsst ct his native town.
Louisiana, Aissoxd.
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The Phoenix boys h I'd their engine
out Monday afternoon for practice.
She sQuirted beautifully.
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The regular aonAaly meeting # the
Hook and Ladder Company will take
place Monday evening, April STU.
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Mr.. Solomon Barmsn of New River
has evidently made up his mind to
serve as a member Of the Police Jury.
We are informed by the Clerk Of the
Court that Mr.. harmon last week filed
the oath of Office, and we presume he
will hereafter be found ir attendance
at the sessions of the Jury. We con-
graduate him upon this determine
ton, because ne have an idea that he
will make an excellent public servant.
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JOSEPH MARTINS
y EQUAL RIGHTS
CoRee-House, Billiard Saloon
AND RETAIL GROCERY.
Railroad Avenue, cor. Opelousas street,
sep12ly DONALDSONVLLLE
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Notice.

Notice.
TTyHE TAX PAYERS of the Corporation of
Il DonalGsonville are hereby notified that
the Assessment Roll of Town Property for
1875 has been deposited in my Office, where
it will be held during the term of thirty days
ensuing for alteration or corrections
DAVID ISRAEL. Secretary.
Donaldsonville, March 18th, 1875.
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Thanks to Mssars. Lagroue aud Al
ba Of TIE steamer Henry Tete tor
late eitg papers