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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
TwO.sTORY FRANZ RESIDENCE.
GRAHAM, BLACK co. VS. SUCCESSION OF
W. D. HAkDEMAN.
SUIT FOB PARTITION.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 33,123.

ny NASH Il HODGSON-W. l. HODGSON,
ID Auctioneer-Ofiioe No. 10 CaIondeiet sti eet.-
Or TUESDAY, July IL, 1876. al twelve O'clock ", at
the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the base.
rotunda of the ST. Charles Hotel in this city
BY virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment and
order of the Hon. 4. L. Tissot, juage 0f the Sec.
oud District Court for the parish of Orleans.
dered and signed June 5, 1876 court docket No.
Ss 7l3, in the above entitled matter for partition
will be sold
a CRRTAlN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in che First District of this cit' in the square
bounded by Carondeet St Charles, Clio and nrato
sSree:s, measuring 36 feet front Carondelet
street, bv a depth Of 100 feet. b-treen parallel
lines AmeIic1n mea Iure. The Improvements con.
s.st Of a double T. n,meIit two story frame house.
known ss Nus. s08 and $40 Carondelet street, cis-
SsrH etc.
Terms and Conditions The purchaser will pay
the OF 5000 cash on the spot and the balance
IN equal payments at six and twelve months, with
eight per cent interest aud the usual clauses for
epecial mortgage, insurance, and attorneys fees
Fixed at five per cent. The purchaser to assume
addition OF his bid the taxes due and exgole in
ka1-
Act o. sale before Andrew Hero, J T., notary pu0-
lie at tire expense Of the purchaser.
jei0 Is % jy2 IL
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UNIrRD srArRs CusroxHorsR. j

UsIrRD srArRs CusroxHorsK
Collectors Office
New Orleans. June Is 1876.
DY GEORGE PEARSON, AJCTIONEER-
ID The following described goods, having ra-
manned in warehouse over three years or III.
claimed over one year. will be sold at public avc.
lion, in accordance with the regulation of the
Treasury Department, g. Warehouse No. l. Gas
tomhouse: building on FRIDAY, July :. 1876 at
1920 A. M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

No. 50, 333.
wy NASH e. HODHSON-W. l. AODGSOs
- Au-,ou-er-Ofice NJ y C2.oudeieI street,
an NE DAY, July IL, 1876 81 twelve Oc'ock ~,
the ST. hares Auction rxt han-e. IN the base
k,snr rjtpniA Of the st. Cl.ar e. ho'el il this
c-.y. hy virtue and in pursuance Of an order Of
IN. Hen. a. l.. Tiesot, Judge of the Second Dis.
Gem for lie Parish Of Orleans, da ed JIM g.
.ssG, G. ut do ;k.t ~, 1888 flr account OF the
.&:cs If IenrIa +. M,l:r. deceased, q: public
aslag a.su syijl y. "ohl--
Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUsD, with the
IN adnG~ .iDiO. enc. ts thu reor, situated in
r'sr Fourth District 81 thi, city, i. the square
NS5i,Ed@d ts isvte 10 Tell ,nn't :" l,s) Water (or
- Nc nti > I'L All" J. II tn IT, 's. desg
;sa .3 40 mi s. wi'icr a. JO'n ca Il ":i-r. AID
.n&asn- rs tp,inws 1, W t: 81, M ssures rs
.eeG ii'sh.a .IueS no "n the tr' Mt iavee or
,~Ib,ir la ,dl iP, BY d, pth OF &8 tee ,ckes
Is, es Oh tie e1c or lot No. |. sI;a 8S tee inch
tus u tne sire re 1t To- lOt no. g. by WIDTH of Is
'fs<rt ~ che 81 Ines j., the OF ~ } meas.
U'es rs {, ct che n-sf II o. ~ fro t levee
pubic Ian ling. % I~'t 10 lnc'N. Is ines in
width iii the rear. BY utp pin If 80 fe.t inch
4n"s On HE side n xt T., lot Ne. 2. ard ~ feet
Turhes ines ia" side rhxt t. lnt N. l. all
4tIore or ie AZ, according I" psu 10y Louis ii Pe,
sul vevor. lated Mare,. 81, 1876.
TerDs-t;:tsu ia N ed \ ates treas notes, ten
,ssr ecu, Do paid each an ii . spui 10 biid The
Asalo.
A:t orsale before A. II. ro IT.. notary, at the
.,a q; tn pIrh'tsrr Ahn viii assume. in add.
Il III TO his bid, the taxes 10. the COL wear,
fu.'n Ell. ll25jy21
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF MOST Bill.
Chilly LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
RBAL ESTATE IN Ta7 FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND SIXTH DIS
TRICTS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
BY George Pearson.

SALR or wARRHOUSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

RY PLACIDE J.. SPEAR. AucTloNERR.
ID Office No. Is Royal street.-SATURDAY
Augusts. 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ, will be sold at
public auction, at this Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, by virtue ard in pursuance Of
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tiss0t. Judge of the
second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated June 80. 1876. for account OF the above sue
cessioH-
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the Fist District OF this city III tie square
bounded by Magazine Constance. Race and
Orange streets, measuring q feet front on Maya.
zine street by depth Of 1873 feet 6 inches be:
tween parallel lines, acquired BY sad deceased
from sherifs sale in suit Of 3. Dyas Marcus
Pstteu being No. H. 35 Of the docket of the Tnird
District Count.
Tecms and Conditions-One-halfcs cash and the
balance in one year, tee note 10 bear vendors
lien on the property sold, with interest at ths
rate of eight per cent Der annum from date TIL
pad: the Improvements to he kept i-suled in
sum to be fixed By the administrator, With the
usual clause Of five per C. Mt attorneys fees. Tse
purchaser will be required to make deposit Of
tea per cent on tie amoun. of adj dcst IN at the
moment of SALE
Act Of sale before O. Morel Esq., tarv public
at tie expense OF he purchaser. ia II l8 Is AL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
SALE TO INFECT A PAR ITiON,
TEN LOTS IN TIE Sixth DISTRICT.
Second District Court for INC Psr'sa of Orleans
No .,l8

Sc CaSS.ON OF lUNArUS CAULfiGLn, DE
CEicED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
- $50 No W6r7.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND on LEyBE
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
xey NASH 4 HODnsON-w l. Hopeso.
hon OF GEORGE F. MILLER. DECEAs

Sseooud District Court for the Parish of Orleaus-
No. IS, 1888.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
FIVE TRACTS OF LAND ON BAYOU SAuvAGES
WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEREON ON TaR
LINZ OF THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
OF J. B. MATTHEW
RY PLACIDK J. SPEAR. AuCT1oNEEH

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

p. F. HERWIG,
eIs ls q "a n 80 y247 Special Deputy Collector.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
By b. NJ. & B. J. Montgomery.
MULES. FLOATS. HORSE AND HAkNESS-ONE
LOT OF GENERAL HCU SEHOD FURNITURE.

SUCCESS ION o? JAMES CLONtY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
40. SO 1913.
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MES TWO.STORY BRICK STORE, NO. lOa ST
CHARLES STREET.

pHE FOUR,STORY BRICK STORE, NO. los ST
CHARLES STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

Second District Court for thu Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 6l2,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
MOST Valuable IMP4OvED PROPERTY
THE FIRST DISTRICT ON MAGaZ1N
STREET, between Race and Orange streetA.
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT DYAS.

Secord District Court for the Parish OF Orieal
No. Is, 8O3.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
Second District Court " The pa-tsh OF Orleans
n. s. 49,,

SUCCESSION or MAT Ida BROWN WIFE OF
KA.- oTOLZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
AUCTION SALES.
By Mash q Hodgson.
FIRST DIS rCT PROPERTIES.

TIE POuR-STORY BRICK STORE, NO. 81 ST.
CHARLES STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04
AUCTION SALES. !.
BY Aoey q 0connor.
CHOICE STORE PROPERTY NEAR CANAL STREE
NO. l3 EXCHANGE PLACE.

DOUBLE TENEMENT NOS. las AND l47 GASQUKI
STREET, AND IMPROVED AND VACANT LOTS
OF CANAL, CUSTOMaOOSB AND PALMYRA
suCCRSSION OF FRANK OBERH8U3RR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-04

NOTE, oPEH ACCOUNTS AND JUDGMENTS.
m THE MATTER OF Gx0RGs WILDER. BANK
RUPC -,
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- - ORLEANS REPUBLICAN TUESDAY 1875 4
AUOTI0I SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.

.->>.~>~~~~~~~~>>>~~e.
BY Placide J. Spear.
NOTE oPEH ACCOUNTS AND JUDGMENTS.
m THE MATTER OF aXOaGs WILDER. BANK
RUPc. .
United States District Court f.. the Distric. OF
Louisiala-NO 1883.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
ID Ohice NJ. a. Royal street SATURDAY, July
49, 1876. at twelve o'clock NJ will be sold at pubic
auction, ct the MerchAnts and AucSionoerS kx.
change, Royal street, between Canal aud Custom.
house streets BY virtue OF an order from the
Hon f. C. Billings, Judge of the United States Dis
trict Coust for The District Of Louisiana. IN tho
a CERTAIN NOTE. JUDGMENT. AND LOT OF
OPEN ACCOUNTS, due the late fiIM OF &. F. Brown
& Co., as per schedule on 6ls in my office.
Terms-Cash. js24 jv1sl
MOST vALUABLE IMP kOvED PROPERTY IN
THE FIRST DISTRICT ON MAGAZINE
STREET, between Race and Orange streetA-
SUCCESSION OF ROBERT DYAs
Secord District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Is, 8O3.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTlON2RR-
ID Office No. IS Royal streot.-SATURDAY,
August 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, will Da sold at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctOneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Gus.
tOmhouse streets, by virtue ard i'll pursuance Of
, 1876-01-20

Epseiat U4spatea to The chiedan Tribune.
BPnrsar1ELp ILL.,, Jan. 1y.-~The Grand Jury
camo into Court and presented two indictments
against Cards Il. Cobleigh. Of Polsn. Quo ln-
tlictmeot charges tho emptyins and drawing OF
Of fifty barrels Of distilled spirits without OBJ
litotating the stamps thereon. and in the sccoud
count charges that said Cohleish falsely md
fraudulently procured ono Catupbetl, u awo1n
aauges Of tho United Htates. to falsely report
that said Rsamps had been Cancelled aud obl1t-
oratoh, The second Indictment cnarReh that
Eobleigh destroyed hs booIs M rectitler con-
tfary 10 law and fe second count charges that about
1000 gallons Of spirits ~tEe rtctvct hy him uro1!
which tnx hsd not been pa3l aud that be A!dtd and
sbetted In tho ro1noyal Of the TO Ills esahlish
mcut.
l1lELASD.
E. 3. ireland. Of Pek,n, was l'ctors the Grand Jn5
to-day int the e1tnnt Of tbs dslvsurHs n!At&e y hlHI
Ia unknown TO tho ohtside wur,A Ons n!1c1al, who
ought to know whereof lie Erea, arnts that bis dis
tlos,rss formed tho bnas Of indictments a9ast laf-
tics who wpfo not na1nod. aud. on The other hand.
Graul.Iury mau declares 3h1t he regards hss lestt-
mony ~ rather unimporant, ireland appeared bt-
fore United stases CoEnlssonsF Adams THIS MORNING.
for ts plTroas Of giving boud IN tho sun OF 1u3
for hts apptartueo IL an.Wer 10 thn charge hf cou-
srrtcy nKaifa him, but tue Coumtsstouer stated that
si6t06 would 10 required. This wss not g1son. and
the accused again remandcd 10 tho custody Of Tie
Maf1hai
, 1876-01-20

At CLINT tCk4 IA. .....
Ct,srox, H., jan, ia iro broke out at $50
this tnosniug. aud did $4,000 wos.h OF damage
busn.u8 tho Dayia Block aud adjoining storoa
OH Second strest. uear Sixth aveuue-~slx two.
atory iramo esoEaa. Several families and room
ocsuranta overhead we1e burned ou:. The suf-
forara nru 40 folIows. Hibioy i Chss.or. dey
goods, loss fl3, 600 insurance. elo,oo). l.. III.
Davis losea four atoFes; loss, $4,000; insurance.
el,4o0. J. IL. Cheney loseH building, :2o0o
ana 10 snRusancp. Il. 4. Deuts losos a bnld-
aux, q, ,O0U, and uo insurauco. .urH. ]. Harding,
millinery, ioscs ei.U0y 10 insurance. Hatbur
1,soa.. flower md ssoda. s3,0uD. and insured tor
81 ,UU0. Z. ualion. tatlnr. 2GD1 and lnHured for
81 goo; J. ]. sherman. confectionery, sa+oD, aud
insured tor u, 700. Dsxood Gowou. law lDraEr.
slc., loss, S2,G00 aud no insurance. Charles
pipptpg, meal matket. loss, s5oI and no IT,
surabcs. There IL much huffoang anlunE t4e
burusl.out families. ~lsch inc'ldu that u J. r
Sherman, Mrs. Nc.AlllBter, dEcssniker DT. ~
H. Eryl, and Ms, Paso, recently from Ch!caSo.
The Insurance II divided A. foilo2s *l.0oo each
ju Tho C,tizsus' and Erauktin, OF 1T. Louls the
Ieoule's, Of Newark; The Fhoplk. af brooklyn !
thu Fi1su1ea'a Fund. OF san FEaucsseos Oltardt
Of Philadelphia; the Northwestern National. Of
sill1suxsat Au,Azon. Of CiuoinpAtlt 0lsun's
|, Tslla, of Nan York Tbs F9a aud asslaa. of IL
, 1876-01-20
THE CANADIAN HOARD OF TRADE.
Tho Session ut Ottnsrn-Srecceses ft4-
tcrtinY by American Deiozntes-Iso-
ctproctSy Uesirc6-O&AcE Proceed.

terdny by American Deiczntes-Iso-
ctproctty Desircd-O&hcF PEoceeds
tnEa. ........ :.
sptetas Dtxpdteh to TAe Caieaao Tribune.
ToRos1o Jan. 1o.-Tl,o Dominion Board Of
Trade resumed lts scsslou this tnorniug. reso-
luton to petition tho Government to lay cables
and bui1d Iins Of wffes placing tie islands In
tho Gulf of St. Lawsonco In te!egraphio commu-
nication with Quobec elected a long and inter-
eating discusblou, and NAB finally carried.
Tho delegates from tho Natioual UohEd OF
Trade Of the United States uere invited to ad-
drees tho moetlug for tic proposed reciprocal
trade relations between Canada and tl'e States.
3fr, Henry. Of New York, Gaid ut tho last naoet-
tug Of tho National board the subject Of trans.
portstion wnA enc OF tho must important nndor
disc..aon. In the Uni'od RtatcH, especially IN
tho graiu-grovlnC disricts. theT had beeu very
mich troubled With regard 70 the clasISias rasoe
Of freight. Itnade dcalIuK largely Il psolucts nt
tic Wnst almost equal toganlpliuE. Ilts Infected
the price OF grain, aud oreu the prtco OF iand
In tue Western Statoa lis wns euso his people
would heartily joiu tie Cnnadlnns IN Msdentn:
aud deepening tho Canadian Ca1al. and hoped
sh4t although CnnA1a !isd nat succeeded IN get
ting satisfactory treaty, tho people would not
give un. Tho Americans Tt1D being educated
10 the fact that It was 10 the tntereat Of all that
eoue kiud Of reciprocal Arrangement should ba
made bot xern Tic tT0 countrfoa.
Nr. uavcs, nf Detroit. followed In tho sans
e.rsin. fla rofssroa 10 tho vast sesources Of tho
United St2toa knd conscnded tha; eEory In
prpyeucut made IN tho clna's Of CanadA aud
extension OF Canldfnn railroads sddea to tho
ya,uo OF tho products Of tho Wostern 8tates.,
Tho Ifbu. John Young moved resolution that,
10 Tho opinton Of thta Don.l It Is Of the utnoat
impo,tsnce that the Caught Canal hs
constructed on the fArno ncale AZ the st. Law.
,otcs canals, and tuat the matter bo fecom-
uendo1 to the Minister OF Public Works.
Mr. Wh!to wsB tn favor of building thu CAisEt,-
nawaga CnnaI but WAS opposet to anch work
being undertaken hy ths Government except on
assurance from tho Unitetl Sta'es Government
and tho stata .! New iu.k that the Whitehall
Caua1 would DO enlarged 10 tho eamo etzn, aud
that Canadian vessels would bo allowed tn uavi.
cato Americans caualB to New York on tho faulo
terms as United Stated yeaBcls. He moved an
amendment to that effect. Ths motl4p Al
amended ~as Carried.
Adm Drnyn hamilton. moved resolution tn
tho effect that thu [;oseTndloHt bo ulefnor'a2cd
rravipg for restoration Of ID per cant lifaran'
/ tlaf buiv Oh tea End coffee imported f,otn the
United Htstrs. 4 number OF Eou.!amen spoke
for aud hgaiost tho n.utlon.
Mr. Ilhlry. Of Now YHE1, Hatd large teh-daal' n
| In New York had lately beeu selling tea II less
| than cost, and thero was low movement u1a
foot to grew tea in pats Of California. Ihe
| resolution WAS cArriel-yesa 20: nasR ~.
Tho poarl adjourned TIL to-mossow At IL
q. H.
, 1876-01-20

Huhk = dlOAkhhGFGM hNNho A10VA Az
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday afternoon mat
A. B. Moore, formerly Government Htorokeopor
ut Jonathan Turner's d!s!llIery, 1T sa2oto~n ILL.,
With tho doalgn Of getting somo information
regarding tho transactions carried Oh at Tuiuer's
place, the reporter piled Mr. h1oore with quos-
t!ons and csoss-quostions for aomo time, bus
was gcnorally abe to elicit nothing moro thau
morely negative knowledge to this sGock t1e
went there on tho 2lst Of April, 1874. uudef H.
structlons from Collector rhi1 Wads sorsh, aud
ho rcmaiued thcro uutil tho 10th Of June.
whom ho re.uraod to Chicago and took a
similar position In tho Blaolhauls DtatiIlary,
whoro ho ia now atationtd. While at Turner's.
tho plseo was seized, but he hHd known Of
NO onooxxp TRANSACTION,
no dealing In 1ndta-Fubber pactacca no dishonest
GAugess Or 8torekeorct, aud ho Thought everything
was III straight condition. Thcro had been llttlc
carelessnoss 10 tho Of 0ogorumont locks OF hs
moal hoppora botoro his arrival; ,uuch carclcsa
ncss IN fact, that locks quite Unknown In tlia
connection. Accordingly he orderod sasessl locks
ard they put on, 3sr. Turner making no ob1ec.
t3opn aud considering It ~ mator Of eougze. Wh
this exception. and The fact hat tho diaesy had oncs
ben assessed for back tA1os snl That o1tra mash
had hocn Undo once III April resulting IN tho dis.
charge Of oau4os uolhtng lad happened anyways
peculiar. When the datlllary wa Ac:cA was for m
alleged shipment 1f twenty tive bArrelR OF
CROOKED 8rufv.
capt. Bummcryi!a malo tile seizure, but Mr.. Moore
unbu 10 Wy Thing regarding thh Foundation fo1
till, charge of croo4eduess. Turner had e,Plxd s1tno
Cooda to Now York to thu Arm OF +. .. boyd Co.,
tsing thein Ora. to Burlington, IT, n ofa:r to obtain
through Tor thon 10 Nav York considerably lssu
tlan lis cah s:cnro by shirptnH fEoM 814etowt e
Nov York, bat Mr.. Mooro 1id not think Rny goods
had been shipped through q ,lacn 4 E.,tuau. otLe!
goody had gono to St. Louis and other c.ties. hui
willis Moore waa 1t Bgosnwu ho dill not think thst
| barrel nf stuff had bean shlpped 10 Chc:go.
This iuutuued tho substance cf what atofekeapcr
Moore had to ~ the subject Of tAs s.gs!oxn Dis
| ttlsEY
, 1876-01-20
RELIGIOUS.


EVANGELICAL coSVENTtoh.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.--Thia morning tho
first session Of Tho Chrstsau Convention, called
By the svangolia.a. began st tue Denot Taber-
nacle. Tho entire incIosuro was 0led. Alter
prayer, Mr. Moody announced tue first subject
10 be ''E,angclistIc Services and How to ton
duct Them" He apose on this subject At sotne
length. In hnswor 10 q question AZ to how long
ministers should preach. he said. "Do not
proaeh too long, ~ long sor.nons drive tho Cos
pol first IN and thsn out Of the oongragauan."
Til. next subicct was .How to Con1nct
P1AYer-2ioetfngs. He said tho minister should
tAke seat down with the congregation aud 10.
duce them to speak and take part 10 the msosiug.
After tho third eubjsct-"Tho Water of Life
--bad been itscnnacd, the lev. Dr.. Muclmore
addressed tho Convention, and brought the
morning session To ciose.
Tbs Convention reaHHembled a. Q. n.. and
took up tho aubject Of Enquiry Meetings" "
which Naa discuaaod M hour.
The .ass subject discussed uas "The Training
OF youtR Converts" This cloaed tito session
Tor tho day.
Notwithstanding tho bad weather Tonight. tho
Tabernacle waa crowded, tho uauAl revival SER
sl:sa being held Mt. Moody preached on
"ThaIo Ia no D,fferouen."
, 1876-01-20

-....... " ~
Waa one OF sho pfom'aent ladlvlausls ABOUT 'ho
Government building yesterday. Eatly IN the
morn!ug lla pFs.empted qunrtor-Rccsion OF
Fntl1ng on The second floor. and natntRtuod 1t
acatudt all intrudete during tho day. 4 ATu1pUSE
tanorter cautlo,,n,v annrnscied tho distllIor In
tha .ftarr,n,, ND .aLal,
ar 49,, H., an...,,,,,,, .,,o,. ,-,o,oa ,,h,,,v
,en A ~, ''eA6 ~'"0A'1 "''''A'
ao"a 'oo' Wy
~ 90 not run efooHau WHISKY ne fepl'ed'
LARGELY.
"Did YOU over know any oue rho did p mildly
inquired the reporter.
~, 11[.,. ~
ND Koe" thAt II "aa run eo"o"hofe' o9
reAHon Of the pricea but didn't knuw WHO WAs
meaue it. bays a1ways r1,u strnlyht and mxko
,sn, IT, ,'o..',sa ~. h,,..s n.,aas a. !, H.,
the ordinary sotrits gu the markell run poth.
tn,, In, .,no,,n, o,nn.,n
AUX uAs A'cou"i' anyway
What IL your capHcltY2"
u I,ivn hrr,frnd h,ete1s dawn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "auu'eu ou0 Wy
ofSEaiso NE" sososasH'
tho nart NJ IN. f,ovs,,,n,ont oNcI.1. In rorar1
, 1876-01-20
ST. LOUIS.
AfFCFp Ff.tr5Ffkt'&fr4

ST. LOUIS.
M'EEg EQuiyurAExs.
buee11i D.&1nteh 10 Tae E.eaoa Tribune.
1T. Lou,s, hfo., ian. lo.-Quitn crowd Of
spectators assembled In tla Cnitoa states Cir.
cult Courtroom thia morning, In anticipation OF
rome interesting proceedings In tho whisky
cagcs, Undes = call for motions, Judge Chester
Kru,n, Of counsel for William sEcKec, aekel pes-
mis- ,iou 10 aIthdsau tho plea Of not Rri's7. hc.e.
tofote eutesed. and to liIc demurrer 10 tho Ia
dc.meut, which Was accordingly done. Tho fol-
lowiug Ia
ruE DgMrnnrn:
WILLIAM McEtx-And tho mid William steKee. IN
hs 0xn proper tesson. comesh into ConTt aha hanos
tjc,.asn Ind lis .ttors theresn contained, In
ner and form a thu Sans sre abore es.ted tnd set
forth. uot aud:cleus in law. and that ho u no;
hound hy thu law Of The land 10 answer tic s1me ana
th!4 lie " ready to rer!fy whsrsforc Ter giant o.
ruhcen. Indictment, the Hsme William AieRee preys
Court here be may le as!azed and discharged from
he tatd prcscs IN tue said indictment spoeaed anu
Lat the ssme may 10 quMhed.
Judge Dillon inquired on what grounds the
demurrer WAS basod, in renlg 10 nbtch Judge
Krum stated that the first ground vas thAt the
Indictment a!logad that William Mckee, with
| osler persons, cousttred to defraud tha Govern.
n,ent ont Of a tax Of 10 cents per gallon OF rpr-
it's thereafter to b. ds:iile the count being bad BE-
pArson could not he convicted OF conspiracy
to defsaad the revenue out Of t1x on spirit. not
already diauued Tue second objection waH TINT tho
iudctn1ent II insufficient osctnke It does not show
tast thu ut, With aye eIezed to have be.a dono
nectrnary enps.uueuc.. Tue demurrer II looked utoa
very weak document, the objections upon wishi it
!. based beius trivial, and os.d:nt. made ioT d.ly
II will be srgued touofrow At 10 socf, and 1ud5o
| uluon will doubtless oseTrule IT.
| NAQrinE.
The beef Ii gan!nR strength TINT OK Coltselor Con
Magn.re I, esermlnsd 70 PLEAD siltf wtsn liz c,sa
Ia called ftE sr:at Mcguire e'sr tlat In tic prssou.
, 1876-01-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 29-1 9. m.-For tho
Middle Statcs, decidedly colder aud clearing
weather, northerlY to westerly winda, rising
barometer, and, In Sosshorn Nsw York, Light
snow.
For the Like region. cooler. partly cloudy
weather. light SNOW eat Of Lake Michigan, with
brisk westerly or notthNosteriy rindH, and riding
barometer,
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
G1tCiGo. Jau. ig.
, 1876-01-20

viaor Of the Dtstflct.
Christopher Cocbcaor and tho .lIstillar At
Tssoka testified that III HssIh. 1875. utoWhlee &C.
cnn,panied III Bingham, sIsitet tho maAf-ta9r anu
feruont tronn. wners ers ore e1ra tnaso IN ts,o
floor. The 1uess aave "A hs optnt0n tlAt t*d-Etfds
OF Tho whIsky manufactured By Tho D!n3hams was
crooked.
john Y. Bingham ttstiaed thai 10 and ha brother.
6ordon nrr1m Bingham. had pna Ist'wh'es 81, ,Gn.
til. hut $t01 of which was paid 10 H;ssues II hst
rom. n tho Ut. Geogs lot:l. Evsat1le, about Tho
I'D of March, 1s7A
, 1876-01-20

eaad M md allowed to change thcir Euret!ea.
ThD bail nxel u tbs arnount-&wo artetttS,
,cfp0 aacb.
Mr. Burke stated that John r. Ford ~aa present and
wfshed 10 Rtro ball. When tha ttefeudantA wss
calted, however, he did not snsvnr.
, 1876-01-20

Paul tbe Firo Association. Philadelphia; AEneri-
olu. ct rbi!adklphla; ; Coo.insntal. ut Nav York,
F4fta Id. ei0a: Traders, $500. Total, $li.4.0
1t was tie largest fire ne haze had here for
soreral yoasn.
, 1876-01-20

PtTrsnCEo, Pa. Jan. l9.-Tie Town OF Apol-
10, on The Western Pennsylvania Railroad. was
almost entirely destroyed by fro laat night.
Porty bouBos, including number Of stores,
wose burned. Losa estnlated At 100000 to
H50.10J. Insurance not known. The fire staftod
by the explosion OF kerosene lamp III Rudolfs
A1of. 8tore
, 1876-01-20

At PERU, III.
Spseidi Hfspoteh to Tie Eh.ea n Tribune.
IA9ALtE. H.. Jan. 19.-Tho mslt.nouso, kiln,
and several other bulldogs belonging 10 Tho
Pefu Deer Company wero destroyed by fire this
morning At Abou. Z O'Clock. A large quantity Of
barley In atoro Ut the time xas also considerably
damsged by Hator. Total loss. e9,0J0 fnlis in-
eured. Tho origin Of tile dro III not definitely
Known.