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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES,
CIRCUIT COURT or TIE UNITED
STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VS.. EMgR,
E. Morton, assignee IN bankruptcy, Angus
Dessommes, Anderson D. Deter, Jonas H. Lev,
aid jules }. GcldBtein.
In Equiry-No. 1861.
ORDER
CONSIDERING THE COMPLAINAET'S BILL OF
y comp.ain', on file IN this cause. and further
| considering the petition Of said complainant here
il, in this henalf, and :he oorr, beirg sstithet
jules J. Goldster and Anderson D. Dieter, art
necessary and proper defendants, Get fortt
il cad biz .. con plsint, and !: appearing fur:
Their that this action Is commenced anG
brought IN this court to enforce legal 0,
equitable hen upon. or claim 70 real or per
the district Of Louisiana and within the ju1isd G.
non Of this court and it further appearing 70 the
court that the SAID above named detendants, Jonas
Il. Levy. Anderson D. Dieter and Jules J. Godstein,
80 beng proper and Necessary defendants in this
acton are not, or either Of them, iuhabitants Of
the district of Louisiana, and can not oe found in
sad district and that neither Of them have volun.
taIlly appeared in this court in this action.
Now Il ere .S , On motion OF J. R. Beekw.th the
trict OF Louisiana. i: is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS Jonas Il. Levy, Anderson D. Dieter and
juice J. Goldstein, respectively. to be and appear
in this court on the second Monday in March,
A. D. le'e, ard then and there OF OF before said
lac: mentioned day and date, I.ead. answer CT
demur to said compainants bill Of complaint
herein. and further, that they Go stand 20 and
ABIDE any other and further ORDER Of decree Of the
court n the premlees
And L Is further ordered that q COPY of this
order be delivered 70 the FAD defendant Emory &.
Norton me defendant averred 10 hold and have
L hs posse ssior lie property sought 20 he affected
ty this action.
ArG further, that tie said complainant do cause
three copies OF this order 70 Re deposited n the
Postotfce II the city Q; New orleans. postage pre-.
paid, one addressed to tine SAID defendant, Jonas
H. Levy, and Anderson D. Dieter, respectively, q:
The city Of New YoEk IN the State Of New York
and the other addressed 70 the defendant. juice
J. Go.dste!p. az Paris, in tEe republic of France
lsLed at the CITY OF New orleans in the news.
paper called the New Orleans Republican. no. less
than once in eacn week for SIX successive weeks.
prior 20 SAID second Monday OF Ms,ch, a. D. 1876
and that cue proof OF such publication be made
by AFFIDAVIT: and f ed in This cause
". g. WOODS. United States Judge.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, January 10, 1870.
true copy of the Original on tIe.
;aTp z .
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COMMERCIAL.

C0TTON-The eales to-day tnct including 1850
bales additional late YESTERDAY, when the sales
proper were 10, $50 ba,ee) summed up IL AGO bsles
at ire gular and easy prices for the general of
the offerings. and especially the lower grades but
frmer ard fuller for high styles Of lew micdling
good m.ddliIg lnclCsive. the quo atone Of which
give a SO the report AID figures Of the Exchange
So ID l0W.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

South Bend, Indiana, is entitled to rank
as first class city. 1t has issued bonds for
$G5 900 to pay running expenses.
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EXPORTS,

CORK-Ship Bonanza-37o8 bales cotton
LIvERPOOL-Shlp Dunr0b.R-460O bales cotton
5000 staves
HAvRR-Bark Embls-l764 bales cotton 200 aka
corr 24OO slaves
LUCIA-Schooner Charlotte BIown-l3 bbl beef
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BELOW-COMING UP.

Ship Mary Rigge, Langden, 80 days from Havre,
III ballast. TO Schultz eco
British ship Bolivia Murphy, days from Gaivess
ton, to Ranger Fatman SEQ
Spanish bark VeYita, Mesimon, days from Havana,
in ballast. to CLarliex, Gilbert Green &co-
Norwegian bark Frarsberg. Tilbsch, 10 Gays from
Guadaloupe, in ballast. to master
Bark Fred Eugene, Smalley, from Bordeaux No
vember, to master
Schooner @ Craig, Sterling. s days from Ruatar
leland to Aacheca 800
WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Gavineau, Corkhill. from Liverpool December
3. to master
Ship King Cerdic, Shields, from Liverpool Decem
Der 29, to master
Ship Montebeilo, Kelly, from Liverpool December
Is. to master
Ship Victory. Watson, from London Dece mber Is,
to master
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sales 10 ported o-day st the Stock Exchange:
10 shares Hibe,nia National Bank. Sol 90
10 shares H bern ia NatiCLa Bank. 81 80
so shares Louisiana National Bank. III 20
so shares Louisiana National Bank. III 50
IS shares Mutual National Bank. 50 so
u shares Factors l. TiaCers' Ius Co. 80 80
10 shares FsctO.s l. Traders Ins. Co. 81 90
shaIes Hibernia Insurance Co... 81 90
shares Sun Mutual Insurance Co. 81 50
90 shares Sun Mutual Insurance Co. So 20
10 shares Sun Mutual Insurance Co. 81 90
70 shares Sun Nu,usl Insurance Co. 81 so
so shares Orleans railroad. II Is
shares y. O. Ghsght Co. told). 80 90
$500 State consos. ............ 61ls
IS 600 State corspls. Observation-Disclosures. GA
60 coo State cOnscls Observation-Disclosures. IS
1000 State COZ sole ...................... 6St
Max ng a total of ga eco state consois
S1ct0 City premium uor ds............. 3la
1900 City premium boz ds. ............ 3lbs
eco City gold bonds, Administration
SERIES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GS
5000 City gold bonds, Adm inlstyation
stI!es.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 32A
Making total Of Sl3 600 .i.y bonds.
in
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30 half bbls -four bbls rice bbs pork trc meat
9 sess ass.o Dbl.
-four 16 bbls pork 20 half bbs beef 70 sks corn 2
tics hams 10 kegs lard III pkgs sundres 10 c4l feet
lumber
PENsACoLA-Lugge- Eleano1s-Lot fruit
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LAFoCRCHE-Sttam amer Robert Young-4 bales
lasses and sundriee
BAYOU sARA-,s:eamer Hodee-l2 bales Ct
sugar 4ol bb,s moasses and sund1ies
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MPippo-I4 bales cot.
ton s SKIS seed cotton 50 bbls tar and snndries
OCACEITA ElVER-Steamer Katie Hegler-3e4
bales cotton aud sundres
CAMDEN-Steamer John Howard-e83 bales cot.
E BAYof sARAwSteamer Governor Aren--aoe
bales cotton Il hhds sugar 81 ebls molasses and
LOWER CoAsr-ste.mer wIcor-l4 SKIS rough
THIBoDATX-s.eamer Hen1y Tete-ss hhds eu
gar 39l bbls mOlssses l half Dbl mo!asses and SUI
LOWER CoAST-Steamer George spang!er--4l
hide srgsI % bols rice ant srndries
200 bbls molasses ltl SKIS rough rice and sundTes
LOWER COAST-SteAmer OTio.e-2 hhds sugar
20 btls Eolassss and eundrles
LOWER COAST-Sreamer Msrtha-149 bbls nee
90 exc rough roe and suncries
UPPER COAST-Schooner Gabriel Aime-39 hhds
sugar and suhdrlee
IOWKR COAST-stesmer Frase,-Surdries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAS'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
February l0-ll6 bales Gotten sks seed cotton &c
SKIS rough rice 1873 thds sugar bbs sugar ITO bbls
moiasses and sundyies
ruagy 1876 baiee cotton LhGs tobacco 275 SKIS
cotton seed 1921 pcs meat ID bulk ard sur6ries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, FEB.
-uarv 1876 hhds sugar IS bbis moasses 50 SKIS
rough rice aud surdrles
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DISTRICT or LOIISIANA.

AT NEW ORLEANS JANUARY p, 1870.
THE IMPRISONED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
i Of mis- appointment as Assignee OF PIERRE s.
BEAUvAIS OF the parish of jefferson State o, Lou.
isiana, within Sd district who has been adj udged
a bankrupt upon his III petl,ion By the district
court of said district.
ja2s fe4 u JAMES GRAHAM Assignee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

UNITED sTATks DISTRlCT lOChT,
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE NATTER OF FELIX BSRARD BANKRCPT
TINE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
Il Of he appointment as -he assignee of the
estate of Felix BeIard Of the parish OF ST. Martin
&C lGged bankrupt upon his own petition.
ja22 ft5 Il &. b. LIE BRETON Assignee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday, February II, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British ship Boz ANA, Webs er, for Cork
British ship Duurob D. harris, for Liverpool
Eorwe ian bark Emilia, Larsen for Havre
British schooner Austin. CroweN. 1Or Yarmouth,
Schooner HaDI all COomer. King, for Ia mouth, ia
Schooner Charlotte Brown, Sears, for Lucia, ia
Lugger EieoIoIa, Costa, for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship San Marcos, BaIrows, from Gal.
weston, t. K Miller &co-4th district
British ship Edith, Homer p days from New York,
&c master-Pcnt
Ship Hermon, Mirnott, from London December IS,
to master-POint
Italian brig Cirque Sorelle. Antonio A days from
Palermo. to msster-2d district
Schoore CT Calvin Harris Benton, IS days from New
York to master-POint
Schooner Willis S Shepherd. Reese, q days from
Boston. to Crescent City Ice Co-lst district
Schooner Locke, Schriever, days from Bonac.
ca to Grande-2d district T
Schooner Pippo -, from COvington-New
Basin
Schooner Gabriel Anne, verran, from Upper Coast,
to mAsre1-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert Young Terrebonne, from Lafourche
Ell Hodge McElroy from Bayou Sara
Katie HegIer Heger, from Ouachita rlver
Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
Governor Allen Brown from Bayou Sara
WAGON. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Henry Tete AucOln from ThibOGau1
George Spangler. O'Pry from Lower Coast
Mary Ida, Ruiz. from st James
O-iole, Carrick. from Lower Coast
John Howard Montgomery, from Camden
Mar. ha, Bassett. from Lower Coast
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Foreign Markets

LIVERPOOL, February 10 5:30P M.-Cotton-Sales
Of middl:ns upla nds, low micd.ing Clause shipped
May and June sgd Common ros,r Is Cd Qts
LONDON, February TO- Evenir g.-Tsllow 46s Cd.
Common rosiI 4s ass.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA vs. EMERY
E. Morton, assg nee IN bankruptcy August
DessoMmes, Anderson b. Deter, Jonas H. Levy
and Jules J. GcldStein.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-11

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at S2OO. $40, 900
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes At S7J... $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

THERE Is QUITE SCANDAL in Cumber-
land. The Alleganian and Times gives an
account OF the elopement OF a we'l-known
German carpenter with the wife of q we'll
known painter. On Thursday night the car
penter went to his home on Colum bia street
and told his wife he was going to
Grafton, taking with him his oldest daugh-
ter, seven years of age. On Sunday the
painter return i home from Homecoming
and found his house vacant, his wife and
having disappeared, and with them every,
thing movable OF value. The neighbOrs In
formed him no one had been seen about his
house since Tnursda y. These facts, coupled
with the large amount of other circumstan-
tial evidence, seem TO point TO the fact that
the carpenter and painters wife had run
away together. The carpenter was known
money on q building partly constructed BY
him At Homecoming,
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The MarKen.
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, AuguSt2--Nlrgtnia skies, de-
ferredi 81; DO. consolidated, IS; do. second
series, 80; North Carolina skies, old, Is.
Sugar quiet and steady, llR.
BALTIMoRE, August a Cotton quiet and
steady-middling, uSallk. Flour-active
for good grades; common weak. Wheat
more active and higher-Western red, track
l00all0: Maryland red, good TO prime, l3Os
l25; do. amber, 12Sal30; do. white, 1lOai25
Corn-soutbern steady; western opened weak
and lower, and closed steady; southern
white, e1a5s; DO. yellow, 56a57; western
mixed, IS s56, spot, 81 September. Oats
dull and lower-southeru prime, sc; western
white, 36; do. mixed, 80. Rye quiet, 53a6O.
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions strong
and quiet. Pork, 20 .. Bulk meats, Shout
ders, 81; clear rib sides, 10E, loose; sxalOK,
packed. Bacon-sboulders, 9a9 \: clear rio
sides, II ala. Hams, l5s16. Lsrd-renued
2al2S. Butter active, strong and advanc-
ing-western good 10 prime lSs20; do. fne,
Hs22. Petroleum no ninsliy uncha1ged.
Coffee steady and unchanged. Whisky
quiet, Lib. Receipts-Flour, 1000; wheat,
$1,000; corn, 800; oats, 200. Shipments
Corn, 70 900.
NEw YORK, August 2.-Stocks active and
Irregular. Money, 2 bid. Gold, ~. Ex-
change, long, 4ssk; short, 490X. Govern
menis dull; little better prices.
NEW YORK, August Flour steady.
Wheat dull; nominally unchanged. Corn
quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, August 2, 1890 p.m.-U. 8. bonds,
10 i0e, 1854. Erie, l2N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

THE Spring Valley Water Company, which
furnishes the water supply for the city OF
San Francisco, Is about utilizing recent
purchase of water rights In the Calsveras
Valley, CAL, and IN SO doing is about TO en-
gage in a work Of the greatest magnitude
The water shed which is To be used Is situa-
ted some ten miles above Sudol, on the Gem
trail Pacific railroad, and is about thirty
miles distant from San Francisco, In q
straight line. Being separated, however,
much longer distance is necessary TO be COW
tains into the reservoir. At the mouth OF
gorge, and through this the Calaveras creek
runs. In this gorge dam, $50 feet high, 200
feet long. quarter OF mile In width at its
base and 100 feet at Its apex, will be built IN
order TO back the water up and make q res
ervoir OF the gorge ITSELF From the lake
thus created tunnel, some three miles long,
will be built. II is to be OF brick and ce-
meDt, Will have an arch of seven feet Ia the
clear, and will carry about %, 0O0, 900 gallons
Of water day. At its outlet will be q large
litter, and from this four foot pipe line will
run past Milpitas, Alviso aud Aenlo PARK,
for distance OF twenty-five miles, ana will
discharge into o brick canal ten feet wide
and four feet deep; this latter will conduct
the water thirty miles further, to the San
Andrease and Crystal Springs reservoirs,
whence IL viii be distributed through the
city. The total cost OF this immense work Il
placed at about 90 900 900, aud IL Ia expected
that II win be entirely completed by the tall
Of 1851.
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A WOMAN SAVED BY PET DoG.-On
Thursday last large white bull, belon cling

A WOMAN SAVED BY PET DoG.-On
Thursday last large white bull, belonging
TO Mr.. Patterson, on his fan IN near Peabody,
In some way got loose from the stall I'm which
1t was tied, and the men OF the family being
far from the house In the field, Mrs. Patter-
preaching il with basin of salt. This SEEM
ed TO work well at drst, as the animal, on
being called, came near and bowed its head,
as II IL were about to lick the salt. At this
instant Mrs. Patterson attempted to catch
the animal by the ring In its nose, and to her
surpr' g the beast plunged at her and threw
her into The AIR ten feet. When she fell to
the ground the beast made another rush at
her, bat her pet dog, seeming to take In the
periIous situation OF Its mistress, caught the
uull by the ring In Its nose, and held It until
assistance arrived and the animal was car.
tured, thus saving the woman from q fearful
death. Mrs. Patterson, though badly bruised.
Is doing well. Mrs. Patterson also states
that this little dog saved the life of her hus-
band In similar manner some time since
(Afchis0sg Kan Champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

~S0uih Arlington, Mass, has q manu-
factory Of holes. It turns out I,50o 600 900
eyelets for shoes yearly.
John Case stabbed and killed Daniel
0lynn ct New Orleans yesterday. The muir
derer was arrested.
NJ woman who advertises herself as a
daughter OF Adah Isaac Menken is to ap-
pear on the Boston stage.
The lower house of the Texas legisla-
ture has passed . ball making drunkenness
n An ofdcial grounds Tor removal from Of
nee.
s0yoliet, ILL.,, IL excited over the deser-
six small children, the old man, aged dfry
yearB, clipping with girl OF twenty Year,.
and the woman, aged forty-sevo0 years,
ss6P;ng Win 2 boy ssysntssn yeas Old. Tne
years old. are being taken care Of b The
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
The New York 'LongshorAmeu,s
strike.

NEw YORK, August 2.-The 'Lougshore-
mems strike is beginning 10 weaken and the
the old rates OF 80 cents per hour. THIS is due,
70 The threats OF the stevedores, who say
that IL the men do not return 20 work
shortly they viii not discharge the new
hands they have employed. Indeed, some OF
the stevedores threaten 20 reduce wages 90
y cents per hour, and under these circum-
stances The strikers see the folly OF the course
rectify IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
tn Il REPURlICAN EN ECurIyE COM
mIGEEF.
Me(lfuG I'm Mem HnRh r. a..

NEW 1OkK. August the ENecutiNa
Committee OF the Repu blican Nation al Conn
mittee are IN session 10 day in the Flfth
Avenue Hotel Tue meeting is Pre- sided over
by Hon. Zscbar1ah Chandler, aud q Dv. O.
Mccormick, OF Arizona, ~ secretary.
Among those present are VIM. +. Chandler,
n. H; Marshall Jewell. Corn; Gov. viii
Cumhack, IND; Hon. Chauucey j. Tiiley,
Mo-; Hon. A. Is. Co, nell. N. y; Gov. r. J..
Noyes, Ohio; Hon. p. h. ), Pinchback, La;
eX Gov. T.. ID. Morgan, n. J., AMI others.
The deliberations OF the com mittee are prl-
vate and will be given out ia the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
Fires and Loss Of Life

CHICAGO, August 2-Speclals 20 the Trl-
Dune say that A. j. Miller's store, at Blake
station, near Baxter, H.. was burnei this
morning. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
BOY named Herman Nelson was burnef
10 death. Two persons narrowly escaped
with their life. The 1re was the work OF an
incendiary.
BosToN, August 2.-Tne stable OF ]. p.
Barnard, on CHESTNUT street, was partially
burned this morning. Three persons perlshed
IN the flames. Loss, o.. 900 or SO 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
ReuomfuAae<l

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug 2-The republicans
OF the 10th Cong ressional district OF this sta
have renominate1 II. NJ. Pollard for Con-
gress.
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kilograms to The Star.
FoRkrGN NEWS

a Noodles Duel.
PARIS, August "A bioodless duel was
fought yesterday on The elgfsn frontier be
tween two deputies, Mr.. Ducland and NJ.
Oinano. Tue weapons used were pistols.
Pulestoo Draws Out.
LONDON, August 2-Nr. John Heury Pu-
lesion, M. p, member OF the banking house
OF McCulloch A Co has resigned mis- inter-
est IN that firm.
Death OF Mortimer Collins.
MI. Mortimer Collins, the poet and novel;
list, died on the 25th OF Jaly. His remains
Were inferred In Petersham churchyari yes
terday.
Cardinal AutoueIlt's Ill0ess
BERLIS. August 2-Tbe Geg5adsia reports
tnat Cardinal Antonelli's debility Is tncreas-
ing.
Victory for an American Horse.
LONDON, Aug. 2-Preakness won Brlgh-
ton cup by walk over
The London Rowing Clubs for the
CenteDrsai Regassa.
, LONDON, Aus. 2-Tne WilIiams aud 0uion
line steamer Wyoming, which sailed from
Liver pool to-day for New YORK. took the
London rowing climbs which are TO partici-
pate In the International regatta at PnIla-
delphia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02
billiard tournament in Frisco.

San FRANCISCO, August 2.-Tne Coo points
French carom game OF billiards bstween
Sexton and DAILY, last night, was won by
sexton by "a points, ON the 3lst innings Toe
greatest runs were: Sex PMS, lis; DAYS lsI
fhe averages were Sexton, 10 Ills; DAILY,
IL 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A TORNADO passl over Rhomere town.
ship, Csss county, Mo-, Saturday morn Ing
buildings, and seriously IpjuriDg the crops
and farm Pre- duce. Mrs. George Webb was
instantly killed and her mother In la " ia
tally injured. An infant child Of Jacob Ry-
ner was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A CAUCUS OF republican Senators will be
held after 1joui nment to-day on the order
of huSfnpgs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

EX-SENATOR CARPENTER will make the
concluding argument to MOI row iu the mat
ter Of the charges nled against Judge wylie
by A. Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

THE CURRENCY FIGHT IN THE House.
Mr.. Bland again called uphis silver bill this
morning and demanded the previous ques
ton The hard money men at once began
TO flibustsr eud exhausted the morning
hour and the bill again goes over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

~Lord DIFFERING. Governor General of
Canada, arrived at Chicago last night.
y Mr.. VIM. II. Burgoon, Of Carroll coun-
ty, Nd, was killed on the Western Mary
land Railroad on Monday.
~There are 100000 Catholics In the
United States who are natives Of this coun.
try. or Catholics born In Ireland there are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

A NOTIFIES CRUELTY.-Deoorah Ash
T ore was committed 70 the Almshouse by
Ing her two-year Old child. Toe Officers
fornd the child nearly dead, and the mother
Acknowledge her guilt, saying that as long
IS she Obtained enough for herself she did
not care for the little ono.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

NINE ExCUkstoNfsrs DkowNED - A
pleasure party OF sixteen went out In q boat
on q lake near Hillsdale, Mich, yesterday
The boat sank and nine Of the party, includ-
ing ak 10 lies, were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

ADRIHNNE LECoUvRBUR.-Wlkes SpirIt
says: Sew have noted the fact that George
Sand wss the great granddaughter OF Adri.
daughter OF the Marshal de SAKE and Of
Adrfeppe Lecouvreur, that great actress,
whose history forms the plot OF one OF the
most remarkable Of modern plays. Adrienne
who was jealous OF her influences over the
SAKE. She was poisoned with bouquet Of
flowers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

POLITICAL SQUIB5.-All but two OF the
nominees OF the prohibition party In Massa-
another convention may be called to fill the
vacancies. 1.-The republicans elected their
mayor At Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday by
332 ma jority. The council is strongly re-
publican. The gain in the city Is nearly 500.
THE ". Y. Tribune says: Saratoga water
is now advertised as sure cure for the soft
money trouble. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick
Wheeler. He will speak at Buffalo with
Gen. Hayes next Thursday, and during the
last three weeks Of this month will address
audiences In the state Of Indiana. Con
gresham Poppleton was yesterday renOmi-
mated by his constituents Of the 9th OHIO
district on the first ballot. 81. A. Huboell
has been ren0minated for Congress by the
republicans of the 9Th district of Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

AT THE SARATOGA RACES yesterday the
first race, handicap OF one mile, was won by
May D., In la. The second race, two miles
was won by st. Martin; time, 337k. The
third race, q mile and Q quarter, was won
by Vigil; time, 2:l3x. The fourth, hurdle
dTst and third meats: time, LIS. l.55 and I.66
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~Yesterday's PAY 1g admt9ion ~ The
centennial exhibition were estimAted ~
2,149.
11The body OF IN unknown man, riddled
with bullets and o roe around the neck, ~
found IN ths rive, twelve miles below Mem
phts, . lev days ego
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-02

END OF A TRAGEDY AT SANDw ICH,
H., Quaker, who was poisoned a year ago
by her son in-law, Verauus P. York, an old
man OF seventy has just died from Its effects.
Mrs Narney, IL will be remembered, dis
covered the poison, which was placed In
some syrup, before she had taken a fatal
quantity, butas she was quite old, the shock
gradually killed her. At York's prelimi-
nary examination, his daughter made such
startling disclosures of his crime that he
was promptly committed, but, when the
case was tried, the daughter refused to teyti-
~ against her father, and he was discharg-
ed, and immediate left the State.