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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-26
INSURANCE..

lNSOnANC1e
uywMTYs1xTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS, May r. 1875.
The trustees in conformity to the amended charter
submit the following statement OF tine Affairs OF the
com Dan, on the 3Oth Of April 1873:
Fire premiums ..-.x-......-.S2cl,S oe 6O
Marine premiums 4S,344 80 cox. *
Earned rayut rremiums, less reinsurance and
Losses paid and estimated
including all known and
On fire risks $50 a47 &c
On marine risks. Is, ~ 81
On river risks 81, 553 9l-SlFs3ae ~
Taxes, expenses rebate IN
in lieu Of 9 8a1sopas stc 4c q
Leaving (after paying 10 per cent inter
sst on capital stock So 1873 -
The company have the following assets:
R;lls receivable .. &43674 Oh
Loans on bond and mortgage SIS 943 So 4s9,617 "a
Cssh il bank 63,oss, ee- 900 5ss "a
Real estate :....... lie, 759 y
CITY bonds, bank and other stocks.-... 1854 So
Premiums in course Of collection, sus-
pense account, etc..................... 1854 II
Total assets. S61o,3o1 81
The above statement IL . true and correct tran.
script from the books of the company.
: THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 22d day Of
May 1875. VIM. d. HOLMES,
Second Justice of the Peace.
Parish of Orleans. La.
The Board Of Trustees Resolved That after pay ing
the Annual Interest of 10 per cent the Capital Stock
of the Company, that dividend Of THIRTY PER
CENT. be paid in CASH and after the 14th day OF
June next to those parties insuring with the COM
pany entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES:
Thoa. A. Adama Sam1 B. Newman,
Saml H. Kennedy c. T. Buddecke,
John Phelps Adam Thompson,
Henry Abraham r. N. Strong
Victor Never Jos. Bowling
Edw j. Cav Jno. NJ. Sandid1e
Simon Hernsheim, Simon Forcheimer,
Jos. B. Wolfe r. B. Post,
Edw. Pilsbury, John E. King
Fred'k Camera an, j. L. Harris
Andrew Stewart Jos. Stone.
George Martin, Alfred Moulton,
L. C. Jmey Edward Nalle
Geo. w. Sentell, A Levi.
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Wines and Liquors.
lso a..es GOOD ORDINARY UI4ARET.
20 cases FINE CLARET.
800 cases CLARET.
30 half barrels WHITE WHITE.
100 eases WHITE WINE.
no barrels BOURBON and BYE WHISKY
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The above statement is Just, true and correct
transcript from the books OF the Comnany
P. FOURCHY, President.
G. w NoTT. Sec. etary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans city of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day Of
June 1875 JAMES FAHEY, N. p.
At meeting of the Board of Dire ctors held the
18th ay of june 1875 it was resolved to pay to the
Stockholders on demand, interest at the rate Of 10
per cent per annum on their stock
DIRECTORS:
p. Maspero, Ed. Toby,
D. Fatio, p. Fourchy,
S. Z. Relf, NJ w. Smith,
L. F. Gene-es, j. j. Fernandez,
D. A. Chaffraix, j. NJ Allen
Chss. LATTE. jt16 rs 1y
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J0rIINaN IH0rr rorN.


The hatt"rs viii toll YOU that you might as
well buy nlt, AS uiAuiriis.
Cali. NIrtTell of the shla Woolhurn, arrived
YESTERDAY irIr tlcga, rgp,r', the du.tl uf Nl,h-J
La, scameI # ~. John, \. Is.
The s'ean-iia ld.ho TOOK cut ''tcrla' ;i.@i
ttrr. au4 t.tiv-,f has 20 ayers. tni ,uo 81 5 ut
h'rd' carri'dH MS cttors 'ui f1ut hlg. 81 ptp.ls
The te,tnon> iu the contest of Aitrrd Bar
huf. o. Nll Wa NNl-lDt Nt-ftNa .fi hr -.irrO -4tr
h,s u,uec urNt Monday and Tuesday for the .untir g
up
Judge nonohuc h'. denci the m ZION, 10 Che
suit co. the !. rhlAt ir l'0s iusl Nn"ll. lriun
O. CO., to yacste tue order % 4itcst aEIa.t ,lr a..
tchuaats.
- Ferry Passenger IN behalf of many hu.l-
mes nea ulctr in thf Hti- li i' No rtt ha steam
boat Company lying tcI.t tl' tN'rturc 90 fh, lutNu
ferry slt lhu' irrquenty ortA,onl"g 'tA.tou+ uely7
OF several hlNi'te.
Hrcuano. Union -.iune. sol I on Si'NS on sun
ia, uuiniss Doe ftl i,t ,alI s a, ntucr
ana nc trHHi rt- nt. a. inI DO. Nt.i.. l Hl $500
fuld III co. i,. Ht hy coat pud fn, tlr,t cld
fors at first AZ tnc,ats, anl j. crG tl"u-t aiy san
they chre.
40. J. F"-,YoH ought a. kuow caoneh u the
Constitution ~ tl' q 1.l" O. HiNr~.t-il thgf .
Ires.ic. can ~ inrlHA aiy 90 I.uur, rAr!,ru7. \
murder VIII 90 lN" 4. c'u.riNc nu the IAN tras,
beyond tho Jugl7licIuu ut HnA sop, amt Who Is tried
oecro lmled smtes District court, may he pera, ne1
~ me President. s. may QUE wn NHc" f," Z, crn'ai
ted 80 IItturvi hUt n.ur r,r la slatv &c tuJltt
tie inrsdlet.ol VI he state
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A SEQUEL TO A LOVE STORY
THE RFJnCYt'D ST'rp" Hl'u sfioT
rus GfGA M TVI M.


TIL, Nlirr o; ID, Hrl,o oft.,, ii,i rr,,.,
uui irf Nr1,nI G, di'i;t "' -. 'iu. Via
Biiici lee II stanrU't q. -t.,f
DR.. Oidrouaux. state Cowrie iot., in
Lunacy, and Dr. Jarcs * wood at TN .itt,
under COY. liidcn's directions, be4.n - take
tcstimony We ter i4y I'm rel fi'n 70 the fHcnt
condition Of jacob Stauccrutn, VINO i'
under sentence OF death for the killing 81
Louise Seidc w md on the uight Of the 18Th Of
Avn last, in Chatham street. Since his con-
nnemout n the rombs hi- behavior hae boon 60
unn tdr ! ae To lead his keepers and others TO
tniut him iu-. ne.
Philhp Hahn Of n Cnmtham street testified
that StaudormIn was nervous and e&ci,lhlc.
Susanna Studcfman, aunt ~ the prisoner,
testified t1at the prisoner, when ~ years
ola, tel from haylOft in GERMANY
and fractured his skull 50 ~ to cxpusc
his bra a.. llr was 'onhilrd 10 Ia. ped
for I've months un account uf 81. aud duiing
his confinement laughed aud cuod alternately.
lis ul'erdnr"s w,re inc"hcro' "ui srn1,l''-.
The nciIhhort tnJu.nt hiin cfiHt. ~td.d crman
was exempted 80, IA min ,y du't m Hernnnv
on account 81 Ms mental dcrtn-rmchi; us
mother was sui yet 10 epilcp 3. nrd died in an
| cpNcptic III. lis ttatrr also di"d "i The same
| discas'. Inc un' living -ufet- nom p!"ii-,.
John G. VI .nnon testified tnat u" was cal, Il
| IA n medical expert on tar trial of stu-
d rn3an. lie =, Deleyed t,c lr..?ner to
| the following grounds. VIZ; Fire.. the prodis-
posimon TO hciedit.y tns'n',y a. '9"Wl
!
| diving In an cp,inptic tit, cuil r4y Ia paicuts
| tending t. produce iuS nilyinou-fiiug. Ihui,
the grt Itself being tie iiit OF an un lutr lia,
| imppl'c. Fourth, th subs. qtcut +yinrinuis and
! hahiis Of tne uuson0r. ,. iuueriuHn, e s'ii.
/ quit his bed ami slcot urd"r IL. 90 tn Fl Dor.
Whom aroused no accmcd to thinN lac was stil
/ In bed, not knowing the dii renee. All such
acts the Doctor tnudgIt were nll'lti 'ns Of
marked crleirF. Inc pii-pners hantt- were
such as tend to Il .strDv thc mind.
j I'm 80 900 icifu o.. hr Ither or fhr u-i-orer to-
! tiled that Jacph WAS unt "a heal lN ch'I'. lie
! used TO complain oi weuh ttd Il. an ntlv
/ suffered from severe rVutuitiuus of tue Nudy,
/ sintlar t. fDa-ius. lie some iuCa ground his
teeth and uttered strange som ls ~ tiIue-, Ia
these c8nN ti-iVe d. Is. D. sptf llord aud foaued
| AZ the mouth. iIs father ard prlthrr li7i 10
| watc1 HIM. lie mn iqined he eaw tilcors falling
| In tAc water. Al other tEcs ho tuuu-nt hW-
| self elm Ing on "A ruck. aud nNd" otrin d"
/ noises. lie once threw things about In MA
! fathers IN ~ and cried our Don't Nuu see
something therc - at ihe Hiflo time i'1in'irg
| to the Wall IL WAS pale and trsmraug. aud
| seemed to bee t1Uhin.
MARGARET ~h idnA testified 90 corrohuI alton OF
! the other wiiuc-s's.
Tod the prisoner Is to be examined, and SO
] il his litr.
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A rouN.S rRo, 8iES.
THE Odirini. az rs rri cu. y ~. Summoned
before the Gsaud JHrv.


Tue tm'ini- o. III Tri CO. y 49, Shh'n'hr"
before the tgaud Jurv.
r, ,,...., t...,. t.,,,.t
me ltuusNH county 'lHh'l '"'N H'U''
sumu.ns.s ycsterla, Cor he appt rance 10 fore
49,. ,f. - ,t f.ti,,.t,.. ci..t.t. - the
'"N" W "'' " :" =, =, 60,
town 81 Harrison. y. y treasurer L. VI. ltltl-
Iv ~ Trrn. 1rar Charles smith. Aldermen i IN
,',.., -, t.,... ,,.,.. =, ...,,.t,.,.
'''.'N''' l'Ni'i'l-" 80 ''' '''
ana Nc-.r i INA VI. bll, ANA Joan W. III lrd n,
exr.,.s .,,,to,.i ~ tho 'ioU.u C.uu.utocx.
sr ,o 40 t',,r I.,.f
"tnis rtin,' 49,, t,,, t,.rt %, the Grand Iurv f.
.i,n,r..nt tr,., thr tu.f tUaf i,cpf,Iytle . *
,.,tta u,,.,.I llnvr i,... uf.i fsp.ri- az their
d'i'| n',,,'' NV i ', ,t',,, 81 az n,
-, " ~ ~ 49, 49,. ,tt, D., ..t .,,.,i
-, y. ,,.',1 .,i - ,.ti,.. b.. .,,. g., ., 10,
s',r.t oil q. ,t,tu It1 Of ( ..itt tt,.,t
H. s,, A.. IT, 49, .....,t..t ti,.,' ,.,,,.u D., ISL, .1. Nh
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4 EfOT PELiENTED.
lThe Brnoklvn PoIicc'- Quich Nrthod OF
Dispensing Mob OF -triher-.

A throug Of rough-looking men h"gan 10
gather near the arproaches to W"odrIn * Rob
insons stores IN brooklyn yesterday forenoon,
and they openly u serted that their object was
TO drive away those II the firms worklnsmen
who refused TO Join the strike for an In ,rease "
pay from twenty 20 twenty-five cents an hour.
rne eWulnyer- e. fused to make the advance IN
wages. and the tnrone began to assume the na-
turc OF Is moo. husiling tue WorNiugmcu about,
aHi Loudly threatening every Lody connected
with II" cstuuli- iurnt.
Mr. WOO IrUn uuetN tut QuicAlv Slipped TO
tho Police tenir4l ONice and Informed Suprriu-
tyut"ut 'tmu' 70 OF the e. udiiog Of affairs,
and tho ~srerintc ndeut tcirgrAphel 70 can't.
smith of the lhr, Precinct a. nhrrS To- the stores
with tue rcserNes. The order WIS PROMPTLY
uheYed, and when the puic" charged on tue
q. surdcrly st.tEcrs they Ned. The police guard, Il
toe stores the r'st 81 fh" dN, Tat the attack
WAS tot resumed. Manv of the rioters Wer' Of
the rourhes. OF the loue.hoicmcn, ana hailed
from the Ailautir dock stnrenausc-. Yer few
OF Nests. oodrun and R0Oinson'r men were
900 rAUIp .thl VITA e. -friNcrz. The lrOmpt uC-
tiou o. tie police alone eayel trouole.
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TAKING NEW YORK TRADE.


~ nearcs ti,nt the Empire vit,'r Wholesalers
VicNv vsiii, Alarm 4 Rcpori thu the Usnfn-
her of Commerce viii ni-rurz
Tho Cheap Transportation Association
vc.t,rd received re-, ort from comtuittcc
concerning the discriuin ltions made bv the
trunk line. in .Vrr 81 ll,-tou. phia clpha aud
Igritmn,fe u-ai..t Vow York. showing th.t The
iii ciiniuatiun in favor OF Is stOn as ~ inst
New York j. about 100 TER cent. Tho rcport rc-
cit.a cue instance plainly Illustrating the evils
ot the existing sy-tcm thusi
4 Western dealer orders q quantity OF coda
n.h through New Yose trutrr. The price ~
the mticic hero WAS g. per To-. gold. Freight
from Sew York 10 dc-tiuatton Ale. Der hundred.
In BOSTON tpp Hti irlc wa hcld a. l-lGc. per To-
/ gold. FREIGHT from Boston g. defamation 2lc.
uci hundred. Ihe t-iG'. per 10. cost ~ the
article in Boston ovly the rice in New York
ano,lni4 tot ',r. urr hundred; but TIE fr isht4
from lIostou being .l". per hundred les than
from New iort. there va diicfehce oi b4e.
Boston. The difference ~ Itself Mas Il hand
soulc uroft, and 1t ~ unnecessary to add, the
soda nsn wpa hougnt in boston, altnoIg1 To-
price uf th" iuti .r was lcss lore. ~ thls ia
stance and IN the iu-inhc.s referred ~ In our
last report, the shipments were male Over a
rdilroHt that .wc- 49, cN's' nee ~ franchise "l'-
tanned from this state. AMI winch Is unis ersaiy
/ rccolr iyed A. = sew Work. road.
our attention. the report continues has also
! been called t. Stationery u-"d hy Huatuu uitr-
! chaut. ia tucn rltir-p "hn'n'". on w-ich af-
! pear tue ID Ing COPS iiri"us ctfd'
Uk .i,,'s r,,t,. 7.k. y -lf,'ANt fatn Hos
tou go southern ANA western iont'i- ustih lees tan
I lhc relative interesie - the cornorafions OF.
/ witch we are den. udrnf for railway trau~ror-
tafiun To- the West. So futn tu uue las res. IT,.
p pla'c '' , comg9n' n.y. N vs. non ,n w . Va
elimination. ia freight rst,. q. thoso alluded to,
ar lca.t so long os $40 com nne to oe dependent
/ ii ha. no,n s,ii ihaf tie Baltimore and Ohio
/ rod J.. operated IN the lntc."-t oi Nlun1rr.
/ II doul les l. slopcr g. H. tIrt 80 ~ a. ,uat
/ plan uf operation serves tnc interest OF the I'M
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The LAFAYETTE Brunch II tleY NJ G. \. rave
drcdef zen '4' rto ise- I'VE tee use . a., h0e 90
Ms. Ann McClhe Of south street. Nranrc.
Mnll' hing on c tracs, was lal over O.. train 90 M
daS night.
Terence J. McD ,nald, the Indicted meAber #
the r-e! tit tlrll 40 FI4r'. ~ tIf u l-,. ..u.
~ { ,nrI yet ijY fvrAcd his hon,r u,,t S,rr Tor.
ga Superintendent Agar asain idt...cl
scn1nl No. o 30 Jersey ti',, ,'.f. riy go ID -.
tg ihcin 10 secure proper ien~.-'ntati. Go. O.. 10
teunI.
John lohnr of ~ south Ormcc a. llc ..'-
VIA KIM '',s III ~ ''s ~ .N-s 81 i'A''
VS. smashed iliO hH., cad L ne was -croI,ly ..,
J44rl.
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Tho Moody and Sanke, Committee Ia Brook
lyn ere Wi-dlag up tue.F luspes., and expect
TO be ready in few GAYS TO IuulisA hcir
nu n,ill st-tcmcIt Exclusive ~ the pfocc,cs
ot he turlfprt "a M Hmk, ehic'i is fcinc a.,
they spcnt ab'nt $1,000. lher' b. no mn lril'
cal siu.tr 90 tlt coUN'rf nt ii &C. iuf tuc commit
cuutcho and - tae 'Hist.n Asr !4''n. A1'ut
.nnDO Ucfso. ll.tflcd 10 " od'v ana Saukcy wh.la
tucJ Nrr. iu l'ro.kIyp. over l~'Up utNrb wer dir
nlutcd iu tt ll.i twcN. gAi, " tholr ,iN, TAG
900 udil ~ the - NJ. g. A. lss en- Cu.rcif pttl m
and sAusl rptlns mo hlIl uDI .oll u tIo CuI lte
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nnooKhrN's roLIrfcAA MtDDLH.


senator Zoe sad yestordny. with Icfcr-
cuce to the constitutlonnlty Of his ameni-
ments, that the question waA raise when the
amendments were hefoge IT, Legislature On
their lnl passage, aud that they We're
tocoumiWcd TO tho Judiciary C'mmittee
Of the = nate. of whlcn three cuiHcnt
LAWYERS wctr u.omHcrs. aud Il 81 they rclor cd
that IT, ,e piii.as Wrrr. ID their or'ninn. not
ht all IA cputr Sruiiouut th" .in"uded cUu-iltu-
non. Alderm O. = song - auth ritr for the as
s.rtiOu mat Ht zine umr be- Na. considering TINS
qursu'n Of cnu~Utdunnti,y H." fu!Wited
Iuste amendments 10 Aituru y-teutr raj Pratt,
Assistant AUurucS-Ntnerl l. ir'hild, ana "a
judge 81 It & 800, 81 Appeals, vino. nficr % fan
examination, drCiici th.t tle hll did not Cun-
NV. no me luhelltutI0n In any retI.ct
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fth nm tnc ""y "'N"''" " W. W.
hdetacy Wot'"S q VIC ''''' " '" '''
iept Lee "tWN' I"' +" 'oi'' 'i'''"- ',""' 80 ""
tiuia.nnd wa" "''' '"'' '''''. '''' ''''' ~ '"" ~
down '' WE reg VI IT. WI.
10 r'sit ii' 'N''I' Z" h"i'"''' "' W." III. '''
ter fi".'H'" "-'' '' '"
m,uVoi thr N'''h- "'ui' 900 .N'' il'''
81 thr l''l'"' ""' nav Wy w. W. ''' ''
granted. Nu"'' '"' 10 "'' ''N' guy gu ''"p
md Nnd "i ""''"''' wv ." -''u' ''
t,Vni"N. "n' .''-' ''." ''' you've '' '.'
~, iinA ih BIB. ID -i''.'N" '"
Is an 10, "' .''" Tie .'' '" ''
t,mS MAR '''0 '' ''
Nirshl W"'' "''' '' ''''' " '"' '''''
by sever hD 'i'" l"i"- U" l .'h- '''''''.'
hrrn-ta iian 90 I' UT IT," GU w '"' '''.' '''
tnu ". uid cross Hl 'u' FIR "N '' '"' I'''''
oa'e nearer ih'i' h'' '"'' I' 'n. ''''.'
la other Words as li''u n'' gone '' '''
rottlW 'Nhto' TIE 'H" N'''n 'h nv ''' "''''
line. lca'Ih- rl"in.tn ih' l'lN''t" 81 D.'"- "h
mtbtor ot shorter nae io' 10" purpose "' "h',-
In hl- ARMY VII" "i nj 70 b'' n' avn l"'"S."
OF thi' IS .tuhi'!f No. lh"'e"' ''' "'
" fc-n'd' o.. 'oi' drl' ia Nv s'"'l 'o''
OF mii.t'h' g p.uF'H ''" "-' 'l'''' "''' nav" ~
nobody 't"', Nuf'-'"' ''' """'.'"''u WIZ
BIRTH, ard wo 'h'' d'tr'IN ''i S"N' h""'' Wy '''n
place lie lc'r-ed' u' d"I n'' '"N'.t' "'"'" was
sba ndouod Us h"'.'e ana N'' me- - -''' Jus
force oi about w. 40 i''' l"' ''l' '' 90 '"''
"fcint On N,''n 90 80 r-N' "i' N"-.'7'" "
th, l'ft" ui' U'r WH- i"i 10 "''h' te"' Vs. III
thu D's N''nos -l'ecn. W.s i'r t"r I"'l 81
c'inp,i.lnltir 'hDmy 1" "''"e N'' i"''' '''
their defence ~ tut wil ph> nl'D"Y h"n o'-
nevc forunr ulu-rnt 'lHt T. ~ IL ava ''''' gary
Tor vctcrtu arut oi D-t'l Nl .'''IF """ '' To
cavalry iomanrH't' ih stem Oh 'h' ''" /" u'''"v
hastN impi NT'd army q j." '"."''''
miHt'af ~" ii"' -l'"h is "N'"'' '"" ,'' vas
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4 RITLWfY CRfSH.
The Limited Mnil Train Run Into by a Loco
motive Jus. out vi Jersey Cliy.

As the limited or fast mail train of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, which starts from Jersey
city at i:-i every morning, reached the point Of
roci- ct IN Bergen litil yesterday. the locoa.o-
tive wa struck bN tue locomotive II an extra
hut hptu locomotives were cou.i ir.ally dam
acrc. tat Of the mail 'itl'l g.. 4lg ono cylinder
q" freight engine tclns thrown irnW her TRUCKS.
~" mail frliu Wn- delayed five hours. aui AN
other travel on the road WAS tb-tructed untu
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CmCAGO, Dec. "A New York dcepatch hay
lns sat tat thc Chicago aud NorthNc,''ra Railroad
Con any suoarif ns INen an on the yer. 81 bank
rupcy porter Ga .ea Oh Mr. Keep President Of that
roa', TODAY, aud obtqlu"d from HIM tue following
statement;
TIN. as ortloh Is he,i'yei - be- an en- rtf stock
Ot rr. VINO are short o NurtNNt'trrn Co. lr'ak dow %
that stock. The ppnf h,s i.,t pat ~ Dror
huuG,u Interest Hhuui 500 ou without borrowing q
dnlnf, ANA alter % hin fhlr ptNhrat '.s Ncr Jar
balance ln It's treasury H. act u las mot nrsn cusy
naNneily fnr years. nor hs tc con iuu ~ tin road
Orlts 1qupn nt. ever before b''l 70 god as nov.
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Royal Phelrs a President Of the Society
for the Preservation ~ Game, sIed Vim n. idIeon
aud q ,on Carmln Hrcnaly of i5ol, 81 GIN that
100 specslcd trout hid b. found 20 th'r session.
The ucruce that these ish nd been brought from
lu were - spec .lt .iUuf. s GctNtrtr 60 tN
answer vas -tninti p, dudsf DAYS. Bur the id.E
mrnf entered by antiH counsel beng nrern lr, II
wa- ou,tcu sc, t,i.tY ou ms uNu ton, t,sti-
mony VA tasCn by Jug DAVIS ON some n The pluts,
nlalurt Ohtc Son ui utitIdtuts, Who trlst That the
case should 20 before jury. judgment was Wv, for
tH
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John j. Price, the confessed pc!jurcr, who
made ariiayits WIN Josola Loader 30 be ucl Tor r..
op,ung the Testimony IN Ion ". De cher, aas re-.
moved sole tae ego n IS fMi oh Nr. rle'uuan's
rtdln-t, from crIAard eel 10 IsIln luu rirt gnu fo
rr 'chWrs s.,. "a "o- .'ni 9'l ~ i,' .n ln rn
with the lrll"ry Nfuih,gH HId MAI o." hN.r oia0f-
tuuily 10 tsrtuu Murl one VI 'ln Jli officials NR'
as.rG wh} rirr DIDN'T GO, D" NnsN 'rrd eliu Niuh,
"ic can we'd afford % stay AnQih Official ref rrcl
MI
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TRINTDN. Dec. The Chancellor today sct
Monday ruc.dlr, aud Weda ay next for the hearing
OF the ret OF he argumcl m the great railroad Gaze,
being on .'tiun g. rc-'r ia the nould b o L and
DclaNar liail.a COMPANY IRON crecuu- tner bridge
ccr.-. fas 10 lew Do 20 i.rt'H1Y De-
fN'hltre lorW ir1tor yll ecu on the part u tho
railroad CON ptuy. nnu uc FOLLOWED by raalu HrJN n.
ms. court aNd FsIher M cllse the aTsun az ca he
NM me- Il Il.
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Some gentlemen In the sire I near 80 North
second ttle,t WIamsourth, y,-tc iay afternoon saw
smoke pouring at ~ TIC windows Of tie top Moor
Tucy ran M Inc starr. aud fnua IleAnna Grnn, Ia.
tore T. wife lYing in "a ON~ff tti Nlc was hifk and
sucrehc.s me lfr was Iut out. ami thc removed
t. tpa fpa. Tao hur..l RI thing ciuuf Co h'rb w.
a.d atit WI. rciuuVrd d took plstts of nrsh VIZ IT,
She WIS i.t oyn'ctld CO. li''. Ill supp that her
c.Othlls CILsnt from me stove
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Another Jersey CIV Vic aeatcr.

James O'Malley, Of Fourth street, Jersey City,
vas arrested last nyht b. Cflcor Cornell IN time 10
Weeycnt Mrs, oMalioy,t wife, from beng murdered,
OMAi'y nal Enockct hcf dOWa iIi klc.cd Nor nnh
Eus tan A. { over her with hummer ready "a 1--we
htrlh hnsnln- hIw WHEN tho ofic'r hurst tho dour
GInlled " morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

HUDSON, ~ Y, Dec THE charter election
was held today ind resulted IN clccung Democratic
Rocrricr nv 40 mai rity democratic Assessor by
80 majority 6nd tnrce Democratic Supervisors, ana
thTce Aldermen Cut VI tour.
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Smith To nncccca Smlth.

WAsnINGTO., Dec. Mr. Joan Q. Smith. OK
meat. OF tuu.ttfr T. IN Ohi1, wac H. Jay APP nied
lOnmiasunlr VI ia Il1n An..Ie.
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p,d whutf why. cared 40 Of billions a'i.ck.
QGIA'r il!sh lea 23t PEI p4caugc. az uiu-tts .-at
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Nc els Tcrthing Cpr,'ial l. q hsg.nf TO
babe Ard be s.ng t. uiu nrt.. T~ nty.tvc cents.
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Lrvcpct'- Worm INi;itr i- pur is v.-.tahic md
TO- rH rof amy NtAet tor 'Npttat rUf.s Ia clll.
ufrl and aAuits. sJl4 D. ali .I-sl'ts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-08

Tn work describing the pr. sent con-
dition of tho dntnc-tic industries OF Hlssii. NJ.
ctuigkoH stute- that not lcss thin thirty
miliiDrs ~ wooden spoons are annu.lly mate
IN that couutrv. tho lndu-.ry haHne ita rr' 1t
centre IN the district ~ semcuoH. Iull r, as-
pen, M pie aud boz arr tho wood. used fur this
uuruosc, and the coa' oi the spoon. viric- from
about s5to go for thousand. The frat opera
ton cousi.t IN cutting the wood Into the proper
ieusths, ami IN King these M into tundire the
LITTER are rul 10 the markets, and ere often uro-
cured from long distances. Toe second stage Is
hat " forming the bowl OF the spoon; the
third shaoiaq the handle aud the fourth aud
last, dycing them ~ o yelljw color.
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Enforcing the Ia lac Law.
Seven liqupr dealers were held t. blil yeeter-
dry for trlliug Withou license.
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Rupiarc Cured nv nr. N.r- 80 ieriua' Of lat.
Mon tl.I at sod iIc., N,ssJ tp A sOr ], s-3.
\ Il. l nm .n.-
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" l-iur'r E,.l-sm or " I'D Ctcrr, cures coughs
cINnn. and ,lr. ln..A .. b Z NJ Nm u.
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ANY enc crn Src Mt a Lir zee i'ni Poucroy's
T. TIC iru-. l. tii" b'sf. Pr tsf 4t ir a4Aay.
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Additional improvements in steel and
Iron mrkins are announced by NJ. Williams. a
French nethluiPi-t. During the operation Of
relocating or fusion. In or Ter T. prevent burning,
hl, plan Il TO Inject over or under the metal oil,
ere l-otc. oxide OF carbon hvfroeon ras. or
other simi " suit stance, 80 that the oxygen PICS
cnt may combine Withi- instead OF oXidlirg
the metal In tue re'e.,linr or 4oftcuing Of cast
iron or steel, when not placed ia a cJld state IN
the presence q sub tanc,s producing ONYX n,
he brifgs them IN contact, when nearly az n red
h"at, with caruonic acli rus produced from
limV-t NJ, or Napor- cuntlinins oxygen ga@,
such az steam or nitrous aci 3. may be- used for
tLi- purpose. VI. Williams also states that SIC
tuh,- Il good quality niay pe nr'duccd hy TIE
cm,luyn,, at % only SOFT stcei, winch i- easy 70
draw. 10y duaral.ns them wacn half formcd ia
the tr.s ace of iron orr 81 other oNilizing
gents.
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The varied and extending use OF paper
pulp. ut the present time, II Illustrated In the
manufacture of such articles as water pals,
which are being made In large quantities Of that
material and are found to answer an excellent
purpose. In the ord g. ~ way OF making pals,
the separate parts or slaves are cut, one ct a
time. from the log # wood. and, In this pro-
cess, all the CHIPS and smaller pieces arc wholly
W s,ed thati So FAR rs the real object OF the
III nuficturina opocition lie concerned. In pro-
duciue u paucr pail. however the nbruus ma
tcfil i4 81 course wholly utillza d. and, # the
or,rin.l stock l. wood IN part 1t may be
thcu the large rroporiion that would be wasted
IN chii'- and dchtis i. entirely saved.