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TOor uAnaKed A. lqc,
U5op ;n =, Dasxs SAG; middle
&c &c; heavy crop, 35c q $50. Texss-Lignt crop.
Sic SIC. middle and crop. $50. q $50. rough
hemlock. no. rough oak, 3io bellies I{c
MoLAssEs Grocery grades of foreign disposed OF
In small way at full current prices. Domestcs
with fair lobbing trade ruled arm l0J bbs
OF new ,orleans within the range OF quotations We
SC do, ciayed, SIC 4Oc, do, muscovado refining,
sc AVc DO DO, grocery &c. 400. Porto Rico, So
aoci hnglish Islands Sc. 6Oc New Orleans sOc. .
NAVAL sroRxa For spirits OF turpenne the market
was inactive aud wholly nominal In the absence OF bust
ness merchantable order quoted At 35c The market
FOL rosn was also dull and closed easier tor strained
which was quoted At 81 70 81 Tor ordinary to good
sss %s made erry Of % b6s OF good strained At Y 10
Wasninx'9n and ~ 70 for Wilmington Pitch quoted
OILs-rhe msrke, for iinseed continued quiet with
lots in casks from crushers hands quoted At 4c. 76c
Lard oil quie and UNCHANGED prime winter quoted
At 81 IL Tor full parcels. Menhaden was quiet ana
steady ut Ale. A2c. TOR sound. Cotton seed oils
Crude sperm was quiet but Arm We quote ;-Crude
sperm Is nominal At s2 natural winter 81 ~; bleacnea
do, ~ l5 northern whale zoe Too southern. 800.
&C. beached winter do at Soc unbeaehed do at 7Sc.
Bank cod at &c., domestic do 0zc. csc. Crude cotton
seed noninsy Ne sec and choice lots 47c ssc re-
white winter ut &c. Sac. red elsiue Ut 6Jc. do
saar So sf' p bns' p s'S ss SlsSs;
Srsns u aSrsssnss sss to 70 Sr 2sc oMest
taow In ots At 7oc. !71c for Western &c. for City
neaHfoot 1t SJc Tor crude up to 81 70 tor
pxysoLsun ;-ins market was Inactive but hrm. Rs.
views OF buyer. Gases were steadily he 81 2Oo aOisc
isswsi Inactive and sassS nenis s"anSS saS Sai
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Il
The closing quotations for futures were as follows
March, IL !s2c. 1889; April IL 2l32c May, II lS2c
Y 2Sssc y isSc segtembeI, 4 slice; la.4c.; 0cto
cenber Ii 7.6c. i6Jsc We quote quotations based on
standard Of Classification in force September 1874
than nan grade above or below the grade quoted
binary, l5sc. low mldding 16,sc.: middling iG,<c;
good middling l756c RM.-Quotatons, low middiing,
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HAVANA MARKET.

Spanish gold 2se 2s; American gold $50 2io tx.
chanRe nrmer on the United STATES % days currency
81 70 renum; short nant do, 100 lUl premium 80
days gold, ia l2e premium snort sight do Is 10
Pre- MUM on London, las . lO premium Paris,
l26 u tSO premium
The sugar market IL active.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS PaoDucx MARKsr-LospoH, March ls-Evsn-
ga Ga. per owt spirits Of turpsntins. 2bs . ss& Sd
per cwt
xyoAIns --spirits Of turpsntsa "a q. IA Dsf swt
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TAMMANY HALL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

,pectorshlp, worth $500 year, for some other
position worth 81, 500 ana so on according as they
nad Candidates on nand who were capable OF llllag
one place and NOT the other, ana Ter whom IL
wished to PROVIDE.
The selection OF Chief Engineer, Deputy En-
uext week.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

fsw YORK. March H. 1873
Total receipts election 1t al ports since september
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FRIDAY, March u, 1875.

l0:l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
OK S50u0 Y s F-20. c 49,. 1l9H
sA $1,000 U S SIS. G, 81. ID Q ll4Z
81 lOOUO 40. ll4Z
9X 5000 US 5's, lO-4O. ia
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THE REVIVAL OF BUSINESS

throughout the country Is being watched with
more than ordinary intef est, and every encourag.
ing incident OF the stuati n ID eagerly discussed
by merchants and BANKERS. Many OF the Western
papers are not only hopeful but enthusiastic in
their predictions OF an active spring trade, ana
see many signs among their surroundings
OF material change for the better. 1t
ID cltec Tor instance, that, Notwithstanding
their inability to market the entire
crop. the farmers OF the west are more FORE
handed than they were during the preceding
year; that while the war against railroads had its
enect IN general ana important reduction of
rates the prices OF the producers increased, and,
6nally, that there has been a marked reduction in
many of the articles when enter into agriculture,
consumption. How generally these facts apply
there are no present leans OF knowing, but as
ar o they 20 they justify the observations fire..
quently made In the HERALD concerning
THE FRIGHTENING PROSPECT EvERYwHERE.
Tne process OF recovery Is necessarily slow, bat
once commenced 1t is likely to move steadily on,
and from one section to another and one indus
ny 10 another, communicate Its force and health
VI lnnuence. In connection with tue railroad
eglslation under what is popularity known as 'the
Granger rule" 1t Is also stated that the Potter
.aw has not proved so damaging to the roads as
is generally supposed, for the reason that the low
price OF wheat has prevented the larger portion
hence that 1t remains in the hands
OF farmers, subject to future demand
aud to the advanced rates allowed Dy the new law
whenever the shipment takes place. When this
may occur no one can tel but the recent increase
IN prices and the growing activity OF all markets
may be fairly considered as prcmonitory symp-
toms Of an early movement and a consequent i'm
provement 10 the receipts OF the railroads. Mean
wnilc the latter have been forced to exercise
greater economy In their man goment aud policy
Of retrenchment when, II maintained, must In the
end rebound to the benefit OF tho stock holdcrs.
IL 10 not therefore, necessary to 60 to Wall street
bonds, heretofore strongly held, should not be ~
bright and assuring 40 their past.
TIE MONEY MARKET
was easy, aAd loans on call were made oil day
from 2H to 4 per cent, the prevailing rate being
nearer per cent. Foreign exchange advanced
as soon a. 1t vas felt that tho .pQueezer In gold
nad oeeu checked and was quoted At ASK and
@S0H against Is0X nnd &s4K. subsequently
tnere was rcastion, ana the closing rates were
LhM for prime 60 days. sterling ana ass for de-
nand.
STOCKS
we're again strong with an upward tendency, al
hough the market was somewhat dull. The close
vas made at generally the highest prices OF the
iay, Notwithstanding predictions concerning q
LAD bank statement Large amounts OF stock
lave oeen recently sold to realize, and the oter.
lnRs are now IN comparatively small quantities.
chicago and Rock island gained $4,000 during the
"st vssk'n March over the same week In ls7l.
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IL So.
DAILY AgD WEEKLY ron 1875.

The apprearh Of the Presidential Eeleetion
gives Rnnsual impoFaenes u The events ana
Developments III 1875. We shan andeavor to
describe them fnllY, faithfully and fcarlessly.
THE WEEKLY sun hes now attained
circulation az over Heventy thGusand copies.
E1 Feadars are found ID every State ana
Territory, end its quality "a well known 70 the
uWalia VIA rbsii not 0niB aaaeav0r " keep II
fully M n lhe nid STANDARD. bui % impFoFe
and ada III IT, vAristy and power
THE MEKKEA BUN win continue 10 bs d
tbm9ugh newspaper. All the nsws III sho day
WlAl ~ foNna IN In condensed when nnimpaFt.
saks NJ fail isnRfh whsn 81 memanR ana alwaya,
ma nast, tFeakad III b clear, interesting una
"a q our asm n make tho WEEKLY SUN
che best famils nsa ia I'LL world ii viii
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the mpaa aernplgns ana delicate iasls III Bals
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TIN marhete M every hind Enid Che fashions
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gAg PFies IL ths WEEN X sim II ons
dpAlHE 4 sa&f fef 4 Fheek III slgna pages, ana
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Prices EFsded to suia att GLASSES. ~
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An gAKaAEN

fENIE DIR. BRAsHEAE PLACE, ON THE
III Calcasiau River, inst below Marion, trSld
Town with all the Builaipgs ana Improve
ments. and ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES LAND.
Terms Four Hundred and Fifty dollars,
cash.
apply to GEO. II. WELLS, Agent lake
Charles, LoRissana.
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WoMAE's FRIEND.
AS AGENT FOR TIVE INVENTOR
- - -. 80


AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR.
TILT0N,
III AM PRR9AR RED no FILL ALE ORDERS
IA fol- tho ceIeNatsd
STEAM WASHER,
known " the Womana Friend Thousands 1T
them aFe sold weekly All over The Unson. The
washing II done entirely BY steam re- rub
PIN nor kfank turning. isthe greatest labor
aRd money saving invention Of The 40. Kyefor.
w pegmissien, ~ thn following ladiess Mra.
Cooper and Mira. q iil, 1T Bagdad Atas AndFus
and Mrs. Saxon, a. Big Wo0dss ana Mrs.
EaixchiId. ii NibbletFs Biu6.
Pfice only aI0. EFefy ons warranted
Address, 81 call on
am alaa a 81 ENT f9r tho calshfatad
CROWN WRTNaER,
Price ef #Finger, 8l0 III WRIRGEn aa,8
WNAAN'S FRIEND kpgefh6r SIS
Azamsne specimeae Of both at w Bryant
Store Eysry ana warranted.
N \. SMART.
BAcpAp, Caldasien Parish. TIA.
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- - 80 -.


SINGULAR szORx FR1M RAuSn 0R A
saanF 4pH 70 twR
Augusta a Journal,
III i5ag. 18TH nit, falls his mar
ns s IKE have an event
B usle thas would scarcely
believed we're ~ not anthorisa-
Y soaehed for by competent
ailhesaes, parties whose testimony
ean n0t wei be disputed Oh set
A Young man III The town
of Vussalhorp, in this county, was
sus ii iha last sfages of con-
sumption, The disease which had
insidiously end staaltlily brought
BIN I'd tho verge 81 the grave. For
seward weeks he had been entirely
nFostrata ard unable "a speak,
even "a articulats 4 syllable.
He became ao oppressed foF
br fhnk he compelled Lis at
PENDANTS t0 raise the windows iii
his room, put ONT Che fires and re-
SORT a0 every means 10 obtain fresh
niF. 0ns day fast week Thurs
day, wo nndRrstand), the young
man died. Friendly hands pre-
pared poor emaeiatsd body f0r
tha buria bot iusE AS the attend
iua friends Wera arranging the re-
anaina for the casket, there ap-
peAred nnmistakabls evidences ofI
returning ife in what hRd seemed
t0 them an inanimate mass IN
claY. THE can of an attendant was
bent down kp the side 81 the dead
man. and IL was discovered ihat
Tho heart had begun again its slow
end measured palpikations, The
pulse thEobbed, and the young
man aroRa from the death -shrDuds,
opened hia mouth, aud spoke i'll
aiear and distinct words 70 those
who stood appalled, lii The death
chamber. There wac no huskiness
iii Die voice ha appeared lively
sud ackipe. said IKE ielt NOS Tug
alightesk pain. but io nse his own
language 4 feel iual as ven as 4
ever did Athis request sha neigh
hafa we're all called III, who
eFpw Aaa house f0r hours, de-
earing ihak tle recovery 0i thB
Man MaN Hdna n anF mirAcaa ~
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the southern Farmers Friend
THAT EXCELLENT WHEREBY

III Agricultural paper, OUR HOME
JOURNAL, commenced It's Ninth Volume in
JanuaFy of this wear. This Ii. without doubt
ire most vaiuab Weekly grieultHral Journal
II the South. and ever live fatmer and planter
opghs To ~ 4 constant reader Os it Us any one
number Is aorEh TIE subscriptions price, which
has "a rsineed b aa 8s per gear. including
postage Aside fram this, the publisher givea
b msg0ifeeut Chrome. which alone IL worth
all that Is charggl fur The pepper, As be AgFi-
anifaEal and Familg pRper 0HR HonE JOURs
Ear canRgt 6sil tg bs popular ,fofita inrgs corps
editors end contributors from nearly every
session of tho South aia III making Il of great
value % the farmey ana planter in all their
various PngEuitE.
These Who sFa not already Subscribers can
become 81 BIZ addressing 0UA HoME JoBRHAL.
New 0rleanF, and ineIoslng 81 90 FOR years
subscription snd wp m0nld advise every iusel-
lieeRl planiuF and farmer ID tho South 60
sahseFihe ipF and read Il weekly, Aside from
m vsianbla AeFiealtaral matter, Il contains
rEmrlnsa market report, The important news OK
ttss eoaatry, as wsll as VI uable reading Cor the
family. Ttisprintea Oh fine book paper, and ID
decidedly the neassst weekly paper ia the South.
The rapid increase Of it's subscription lisf haa
enabled the Publisher 10 redaes The prize TO
ST. ss fpF single subscriptions, and % So I5 II
Clubs nf tWentg ar more.
we win Furnish The Reno snd HOME JOuR.
MAI 10 All cash aubEgEbers All So net, with
aumoanied Chrones al postpaid.
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Notice.
I UNITED A4Afa gE
i SYE k5IA1 81 A ~ ST
4 May R@ 1875 10 ARTia 8aA As8 "a
the Revised Statutes ok the United
States. Sections 8232, sl37, 3238 end
1899 require every person ensagea in
anv business, avoGatl0n or emp oyiaene
which readers him liable too AL
TAX, 10 procure a8asR place CONE
swEenou lin Aais Esta9stsAar
he eat or place 0a Business q
SWAMP denoting She payment ot said
SPECIAL Tax for the Special Tax
Year, beginning May i, 1875, before
commencing on continuing business
after April 30 1879.
The Iane8 Embraced aclfhiR the
Professions of Che Lar a6oua quo
teal qYe they0llO,0ing, Uis
Reetifiers 5000
Dealers, retail liquor 20
Dealers, wholesale liquor l0O
Dealers ~ malt liquors wholesale so
Dealers in mali Liquors, retail 40
Dealers Id leaf tobacco 25
Retail daalers TIA leaf tobacco 500
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty
cents f0r every dollar In excess
of $1,000
Dealers i'll manufactured tobacco 5
Manufacturers Df stills so
And for each still manufactured 20
Aud cor each worm manufactured 90
Manufacturers of tobacco 40
Manufacturers ok cigars 40
Peddlers OF tobacco, first class
fmore than two horses on other
animals) 30
Peddlers OF tobacco, second class
two horses o. other animalsl 25
Peddlers Of tobacco, thied class
Zone horse or other ANIMAL l5
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class
ION foot or public conveyance) 10
Brewers Of less than 600 barrels so
Brewers Of 500 barrels Of more 100 |
Any person SO hable, who shall fail /
to comply with the foregoing require
ments win De subject to seyege penal
ties.
Persons Or firms liable to pay any Of |
the Special Taxes named above must
apply To r. "a. Yeazey, Deputy Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue, ut New Iberia, |
Louisiana, and pay for and procure the
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they
need prior to May 1875, and without
further notice.
u. wv. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, ID. C., Feb. 1, 1875.
Mach 10 III api7 "a
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FRANK MOORE

LAKE CHAELEsy LoUT sTAEA,
SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
TTTTLL ATTEND T3 ALL WORK IN
WV trusted ~ him.
Refer your applieatiaAa to Captain u WI
Bryan, On BeHe office.
June az, 1914.
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FOR > lie FoR sALEg
TowN LoTs 80 80

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE
ON TOWN lots SITUATED TN THE
e9Gg town 1T Lake CAprles, from CITY yards
u one h II mile f8sm tho Courthouse. Lots
1t Various szss and Brices. Supe'i0F induce
ments 10 purchasers,
All persons being desirous Of purchasing II
ronling, apply to
NE KIRBY;
or GEO II. WELLS, Agent.
August ~, 2s72.
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80 TLoAAL - FoR Is7s.

PuBhKaHRn QUARTERLY
anEas0fy Numher inst issued, and contains
0AE NLaSn RkD n aEss FIVE HUNDRED
aNahAV IN6s, descriptions 0s nore than
FIVE n HUNDRED M aGF hsst
FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES,
Milh alfeetiona foF Culture gslsFea plates. ato.
Aha mcEf aeelai and elegant work 81 the
kiae in the w0fla 0Aly 25 esnts lor sha year
kaDiished il Rnsliah aad GsFman.
AsaFes, JAMES WICK,
aeeA9 e A8aheaters New York.
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ng, FOR oALoAsIEU pass ]
TIE HANDSOME SWIFT
running
PROPELLER RAMOS

win run regularly sealiweekly from Lake
Charles to Laasburg tCaicasieu pdss) carryine
the United States Mail. ALI down ind a6
trips by daylight Accommodations for eight
passengers Excellent inducements to hunsinr
and fishing parties
Fare for round tpip tdown and'up1, SIS down
oil up only. 95,
Leayee Like Charles Mondays and Thurs,
days at 0 A. H.j arrives 1T heesbarg same DAYS.
Leaves Raesborg Wednesday, ana Saturday,
Schedule running time betweeD bOth PLACES
twelve hours; actual trimming time. much iaBs
TH0s. n. REYNOLDS, Master.
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THE COCRH.

"a.
To day, Maughlin agt. Winder order for
receiver to pay McDaniel's notes White
aet. Daniels; time extended to take proof
Golf agt. Golf; testimony published and sub
mitted. Sanders agt. Lyon; hearing resum-
ed: number ofjudgments by default were
taken.
POLICE CoURT-J,uioe MUS pro tenn.
To-day, VIM. Wroe was fined as for break
Ing street lamp. Francis Sanford, profane:
80. John Butler, throwing stones in the
street; -. Gustavus Cousin forfeited col
lateral. Daniel Chase, Richard Wheelan.
Milton Sales and Walter Ellis, disorderly
conduct In the county; SIS. Thomas Turner,
loud and bOisterous; So. Patrick Meegan,
loud and boisterous; IS. Tenny Sweet loud
and bolsterOus: IS. Lewis Johnson, climb
ing on park railing; as. Geo. Barber, crea-
ting and maintaining a nuisance at the cor
ner OF 9TH and S streets; continued. Moses
Morris, throwing stones in street; SO Chas
Edwards, larceny of a demijOhn; S. Henry
Benton and Edward O'Brien, assault on Jas.
u. hurry; $50 each. An appeal taken
Joseph Jenkins, threats to Maria Harris:
500 bonds TO keep the peace Lewis Wilson,
assault on Alice Lewis; $40 and costs. Mack
jenkins, assault and battery on Maria Har-
ris; $40 and costs. Nelson Payne forfeited
collateral. Maria Harris, larceny of cloth
Ing from Mack Jenkins; $40. Moses Banks.
assault on Nelson Banks; IS and costs Lou
lisa Brown was fined $40 for refusing to an
swer summons to attend court. John Rob-
1nson, assault on John Buckley; al
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EOR GETOWN.

DEATH FROM A PISTOL SHoT.-Tbe col
ored boy, James Digs, who was shot by
Travers Curtis, in quarrel, on Wednesday
night, died at O'Clock this morning from
rested. ~
GRAIN SALEs.-The offerings of wheat at
the Merchants Exchange to-day amounted
TO 2,O5Q bushels, with sales at 1,75O bushels at
from S1.26 to S13O.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-stea
Express, from Baltimore, consigned to j. q.
and j. M. Waters, with general merchandise
Tor District merchants; schooner Kitty Ann,
from Alexandria, with 1,65O bushels wheat
for Hartley & Bro. BY canal-boat Alert,
with IS tons of hay for Hartley x Bro
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~Alfred Dowd, Of Par kersburg, Iowa. has
is both healthy and spry.
rTAt Des Moines, during the visit of a
circus, -, 3i2 in money, papers and watches,
were the spoils of the pickpockets.
|The Masonic authorities of Iowa have
decided that dancing in the lodge room is in
consistent with the good OF the craft.
HTMollie Allen OF Lakeport, Cal, has re-
ceIved $3.50 from the supervisors, for the
tails OF squarrels shot by her own rifles.
E-A dog who was epicurean in his ideas of
before he found one ts.la&S taste,
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ments Of Nc,iand, he understood, we're as to

tie robbery
AND TBE DIVISION OF THE "swAG"
~ VS. reported that the division of the
sllss were TO take place between Fisher aud
Evans, ana Evans was to divvy with the de-
tecttves. but he did not understand whether
with the Baltimore or Washington detec-
tives. These were mere rumors ONLY and
they seem TO have been based on statements
made by Chas. Fisher. Mr. Fisher had come
To headquarters and denied making any such
assertions as the rumOrs attributed 10 him.
Previous 10 Green's arrest he had instructed
Mr.. ClarvOe and all the detectives to use
every effort to ascertain who the party was
and secure his arrest. Witness thinks that
the first clue he got was through McDevitt.
that The man was a barber In Baltimore, and
this was, he thinks, before Green was brought
down and before Judge Wilson was en-
ployed. Thinks he mentioned the fact of the
barber being the party to Clarvoe. as well as
the other detectives, but is not certain.
Major Richards, in reply to Mr.. Perry,
slated that few days after the man was
Marshal Frey.
j. :. holland, recalled:-Never heard OF the
robbery except through the papers; had had
no conversation about silks from Perry's
store, but had about some from Shuster S
store He did not know why he should be
mixed up in IL, simply because he was init
mate with Charley Fisher. He had toll Nc
Dewitt when McD. asked him, that he knew
OF the silks and expected to get something
out OF them, but this was in Joke. He had
heard Fisher speak OF silks, but he did not
lake much stock in what he said; understood
Fisher was to get some silks, at one time he
(t1sher) saying that he was to get 5000 worth
AT one time, 81 400 worth at another, and
5000 at another. These conversations took
place some time in July or August; thinks
the latter month. Witness had an order for
a piece of silk. 1t read, "Parker, please give
the bearer piece of silk, > and was signed by
Fisher. They were going to see two ladies
and he gave his lady the order, but don't
think she got IL. Parker did not know where
1t was. [Laughterl Witness had no idea OF
getting IL; IL was understood between them.
Witness left the order with McDevitt. Wit
ness did not hear of laces or shawls being d.
vided. Witness is only slightly acquainted
with Evans; none of these statements con-
nected either Evans or Clarvoe with a di-
vision OF the spoils, nor did 1t affect the
other detectives. Recollects that Fisher aud
McDevitt arrested Snyder. and he NAV have
said that Mac would kick up thunder when
ne heard it.
STATEMENT FROM MAJOR RICHARDS
Major Richards asked, as some Of the pa
pers had reported that he would not believe
Mr.. kendig under oath, to state that what
he intended TO say was that Kendig and
Evans both having testified differently, he
would require other corroborative proof
At this point the board took a recess until
10 morrow at 10 O'Clock, when Marshal Fry
Mr. kendfg and McDevitt are expected TO
give testimony.