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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
Workin9men,s Bank vs.. Louis C0rmler

WOrkingmen's Bank vs.. LOUIS CormeFs
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans. No. 26, 940.-By virtue OF a writ of
seizure and sale to me directed BY the honorable
Orleans in the above entitled cause l
win proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, March
Is 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de.
scribed property, to wit
LOT OF GROUND, in the First District Of this
CITY, in square number twenty.six, bounded oy
Canal, Jackson. Roman and Prieur streets, desig
mated by the number eight, on plan drawn oy
Pile, late surveyor. on the first Of May; 1872, and
deposited in the Office Of D. l: McCay. then mo-
tary public in this city; said lot Of ground meas.
ures twenty seven feet front on Canal street, by
one hundred and nine feet ten inches tnree nnes
in depth; together with all the buildings ana I'M
provements thereon, without any exception OF re-
seIvs and which property SeloPss S ns sros
per act passed before Eusebe Boury notary pub
tic in thie CITY, on tho sixteenth OF March, 1861
Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot:
fel0 IS Is mhl3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of leAn0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
Hope Insurance Company vs.. Felix A.
Ducr0e

Ducroe
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 4727.-By virtue Of a writ of fer
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, II
to sell at pubic auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in the
Second District OF this city, on MONDAY, March
IS, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ. the following de-
/. TEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK o.
the hope Insurance Company of one hundred dol
lars each. =,
q FORTY SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
the Calcasieu Sulphur Mining Company. OF fifty
dollars each certificates of which not being in my
possession.
Seized in the above sllit.
Terms-Cash OF tie spot.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
25ol2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

EUGENE WAG(IAMAN,
fe24 mil II Is Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
Schmidt d Ziealer vs.. Gus. HOllanoer
John c. Donovan vs.. same.

Schmidt d Ziealer vs.. Gus. HOllanoer ,
John c. DonovA IAN vs.. same.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 1887 and 7038.-By virtue Of two
writs of tieri facias to me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans. in the above entitled causes, aud pursuant
to agreement entered into between the parties
interested therein, will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at my warehouse, Nos. % and Is Or
leans street. between Regal and Bourbon streets ?
in the second District OF this city, on MONDAls
March Is, 1876 at ten o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, to wit
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF A FAMILY
GROCEBY STORE, removed from the corner Of 81.
Charles and Euterpe streets in the First District
of this city, SIS per inventory which may be seen
in nv office.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash OF the spot.
ktGENE wAGGAMAN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
r. HoeNner vs.. Louisiana Mutual lssur.
ance Company.

= EUGENE WAGGANIAN
mil II 10 AMI Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
George Lysle 4. SON vs.. Beals & Laine
- al e d Wood A. Rrothers same.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
mill Ii y Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
Emilio Bouny W.. Miss Louise Alfalfa Oar.
gainaratz.

EUGENE " AGEAMAN,
"a NAL 1926 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

xlo 1875 mhl3 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of O,leans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12


mh8 II 10 ap8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12
MIR. and Mrs. M. Lacoste W. George
Foster.

mbl59l2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleani
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

ine Inv lSG.. Vsre 1896 So
The expenses Of Sarden and orchard 100. q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
rrv -opK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY AUGUST u.s. 1876

leots not national II there were none shcn tnch ne u
MOI know why that gentleman should cepsure lhe ines
Scce lie cOnld believe that those Soutf'I" Na,
drrys VINO had come back 10 their fatiieTs house ~
stay as asserted by MI Tin OF Gcorgia thi Wo Sa,o
back with reform on their Fps, ana the glory s ~
retrenchmept rs halo AROUND ther he .,,
would have crowded ialp this D'n appropiii'iJITTs
for Drks TINT were not national ~ 'Lel 'nH 4,
rojndeL his Democratic friends OF the deO!arhylou VI
their chief,an Cr Tdepl, that tho peopia wiiIcu ~
form aud that they should hd " IN MS VI " a. J,se
The was NOS one Of Mr. rien's followers III tns iipso
Mo hl no. some reason believe H. Al the WJik ~ W.
generation hid bc11In in hat immortal sotl
s asked again still ironically what lte ~ IA tiS
,rat,Ou I'LL was for ork thar was not lcecIui al" w
sir..Dlr COR national pro- p"rty. II, LII -,
.r PIERCE REP, NlssD expressed me- c1,i'Si n
~rcnea with The position assumed ~ the prGs,uoh',
y Il enlo;izcd the Presidents iE'nllcs' ID So"uns e
r KA8sOS Ccp. Iowa dofcaded .hc position .ak s
nv ma PFC ,ident lie admitted That II mo DI e' ~ r
mimi directed the Pres JenL IN spend certain amount On
pn.,d 70 violate III, Con it,iutiOn but tho I.Isuso
The hin IL not mandatory. lt SIMPLY .Dpf3pi'iIt,s
maximum SUM 70. these various objects alu hoNhhto
DIR cts the Tresd" ut to spend any particular a'''"
any particular worf - .-., ,-a,,a, rho
assumption that tho President IL bound 20 ~ NJ al 'o
,noucy appropriated W any bill, anu espeola'y "
bif ~ ,his character. 81, o.,.,
Mr. KAsSoN-Than you stand ~ tho Presdcntf
AR UOLNAS-I stand ~ THAI doctf!na
Mr. KASsON-Arl by he President a.. 1,,,i
81 UoIMAN-It has been tho doctrine oI lio "'ii''
n;ui PARTY Ia ms House IN oil Is past history .
Mr. HEREFORD C,oIn., W. Va) tried 10 fiaAe soInc
remark. in r.y SIR Holman, int was Declared ous
or Or:.r by the SPEAKER, and ms rcnihs WHICH "e''
I'm m angry end * ciCG tone, were inancipio
rbn message was t!,Fn r,,,t tO the CoihEi''ee on
conuercc and the House. at O'CLOCK, TOOK reos' n
tai o'clock this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15

PARK COMMISSIONERS STATEMENT.
Itr1ga FROM PARK COMMISSIONER MAslIN ~ ICE
ycREiNGMgS's MEE1ING-woRK On THE RIVER
SIDE DRIVE ATTACHMENT OF CONTROLLER
GREEN.
To tn. Edi:oT Of The Tribune
SIR: You charged me, on Friday last, with
Organizing the demonstration Of the woI"msmeh ut
the.r meeting a Wednesday evening, aud thelF P ooe
sion To- the CITY Hall Thursday. had n'th!S 10 10
with either The who conduct these meetings 'ro
TOO n,,pcndent AMI careful II tho steps they t"Lo'
20 need any e,i7p.nce In Organizing Their ntomp 10
uncertain the facts gard 20 tho susPenson OF 'o
CITY work Is proper Ono in which they may nave ny
a. ,istance ahi they show grounds for any one 10
doubt the moderation % their action.
knew npthsg Their u,eet!ats except what 'aw III
the papers bod spoken tire subject, directly or
indirectly with any OF the men Who took part IN the
mcc:!nI whose mentioned as being present
or 10 apy person whom supposed 10 be interested n
them. ono gentleman, TEo - Tar % KNOW h'l no
PAT n - told that SIR Green -oud attempt 10 con
troll tho meeting IL TIE mode that Ny connolly ID ha
.peech asserted that had been done. replied that r
Green could not deceive the ln5orcrs any longer ana
st n ~ could All them 80 much tho lcttti VI nv"
mus, De LETT 10 TIE Ira e. decide hi utEIl' 1uu ea
wort tNc -ato-irif- hay" made h" hOs an linre
Glance. You cannot connect ne" directly or indirectly,
IA 20 H., EyC-5llo Dive, my portion can be simply
stated. Sir. Grecn ha- fought The prorrriy-oWoer On
year.. u H.cu d~cuss'd IN 81 is aic,t% li,'s
WINTER ne wa thoroughly and Sisuang trcpte1. Il!"r
~, iay IL * our ,G'ri duiY ., onward with mo work
The pr"pstt -,guf-. Who are 10 pay tue ab,er "f1
,i,ln..l- lor a. they pul u "a ground. Nhi' 49,
beneficial 10 'ha ci;y ~ lgg". Treir nsl"ut' nave
,e. u,, rnt.t 10 he L.a!af and 90 the pHfi' lh"y
ia, trr,,, tp DC un,usWc blg have ne sen any
,tt.fntt 40 co1fuc tLcu II yOI viii on az me Les
Ar arguments. present any c'has view, VIZ CIV" u 10
r,.t .ng,irIop r'rt,i this - Gcuc hAYc no Other
r.ur, II "a t,rwiid. The Prp'ycu rn oi thus "Orh
watch is i-lripu. GUd bench .ia, VII 40. hrlp tue
r,e-ed laicr.rv no.cpf fNs' vita substitution ~
ar li,ti al reason thOuga would never DO Al on that
ground AiUn". a.. ...,.,,
/ am doing 10y duty With strict regard 10 tle pubic
interest. Beyond that have - dr'Tt ot p'.r ~
,tctl fa. have diSp"sifun 20 AVOID pnpNc ING ~
frou t, uuc hc contrary, hold ny sci al All NlIsr
ra.iy 20 meet IT, AN confident TIA. ou wish to rs.er-
TIM mud state the truth. -, -,
Tue or ~ yoH- article Is IN precise accord WIN ne
S,4.Lpu,ls con-tlatly reiterated from the 'Oii"lct
l,p IL il ui, Lrfaoi oil coLtruN cray. In" b'uc VIII
conn when he mus. support is assertions WIN PROOF
con, fscta, have his rhnractcr hraudfd on AiL
IIe knows he oaiLot supper. them. d.' nu toAtsuNl
H. hayra rigl to ask JoJ 10 app ibai T.. ~ rs
49,. 'tT1.ts 49, gf.r,l,rs Nm u. MIHrfS.
Ner-- IC-L Aug. l. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
SENDING CHILDREN WEST.

Mrs Ann Hope, being in destitute circum-
and having been deserted 10y her husband. last
Fall placed her chiren in the Home for Destitute
Children ~ Fiatbushaye and Butler st., Brooklyn. She
visited them regularly month, but OF her
visits ahOut months ago she leaned that the chill
,lrou had been placed under the the Chiidrons
AID society, and had been sent by is managers To Mis-
souri. Mrs Hope obtained writ or hahens corpus 10
compel tho Home to restore her child 1t claimed
tho the officers OF the Home had authority IT,
inuenture children outside or this Yesterday "A
decision rendered by Judge NtsOn. dcny ing the
writ lie gays: The children have not been restrained
their liberty within this state The four children
were brought 10 til" Home by Air Cunningham OF
tie Commissioners Of Charities To whom me mother hal
brought them 10 be taken charge or They
were afterward aud without her knowledge sent West
aud there provided with good hOles and according to
tho return, In the locality where they fire.
quently each other SO iar the children
ccrnei. aud with regard To their interest and welfare
h doubtless we'll that ib Application cannot DO granted
the' condition, II tGny here under the control %
tho mother and dependant upon hcr for support would
La dBplOrgblc,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15

Steamship Colon CT spnwan Aug 8. with NOS. 49,
pas b pas,nc Man steamship &C.
Bark Betsy Cube CSer) Due. Aarhus SO da,s IN baia,
gark Csia II lmphrey OF and days rom Boston WITH
fsTa FS f6ss GGfG ~9 % ams,
sehr + a. Stuart Coi Ssshias I5by ManSania Ia a,v.
schr Mary Chiffon Davis ssn Andrcas and Bo:o eel roo
10 Gsys WIN p soSoa I9 s.rr-oro ue..
Sc r. Mary n Ts 1o Ks1nountpor Staples ndso
schr Join snow oi Machias, seavey. sluoO, N s, 10
schr. Emily Uarts Harding, Boston, with Ice.
schf Godfrey Parser. Parker ,Baltimors, with coal
sSS aSs % %sSS;1 yf y1sa Win s TSsS
SPOKEN.
ship Frank Jones from Liverpool for NewYOri Juy a.
Snip GsoIse ~ Adams from Galway for Neworoans July
b1rs Mslhss (sor from GA'so" for Philadelphia jay
Bark iGer from Liverpool FOR San Francisco
Bark snow Qncen Br) Graham. from london 70. phiade
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALrnosE. AnG, 4;-Arriyed. steamships D. J. Foley
saip Elite Eyesett Dqpkert9n, Dublin; barSs Eos sOr
yosSSe9 5s'ie wc g. AnyerT es NcTS
nero brig Settie, Maekiy, Lsghorn schr HeieH Perry
& cenr sisslstiP | S5ana Taylor B0''o
Bosfos, Ane. iz.-An7yed. .tean,niu. VIM. lawrence
i1S SSsi tro%c PSiasphs brig IL @Ss Sore re
flDi1sc soGr Lucy d. nanny iOooseh' ira'o h Cor
son, Philadelphia.
DELAWARE BRPAxwArgR Aug 14shtp otsgo, for Belfast
Darks 20. Gal francesca
Do wndboInd. Passed in 1871, lark fenack tBr
Hughes, pdb!in.
ToET R9SAla : C., Apg. l4-sailoc schr D. NJ. French.
French. New. York
FORrREss MosRoA Arg 14-Psssed IN for Baltimore, baki
Ganaliel from Malsele. Hawthorne rom Nevry; cty
Antwerp, Li and hio Faro Passed cu steamship Men.
Liverpool ship Maealena fr BTcn5r barAs Knight
gnplsr for isrf nrg Fire Queen for Liverpool Adrisc
CODenhagen Lsgnayra for Linn; UsHo for Cos; brig
Missssippi Deluer Passci la .Oe Richmond. schf.
Hattie Ross Rockport Ne. Arrived, barks 5iri, Star
aud Win1sar,, sydney, seeking.
PUILsDgLPTiI,, Avg Arrived. steamships Ncrnsn
Mex erson CaIhsrne Whiting sriiDg, ProvidSnce
Florida Croker do. Defiance Shropshire, Fail River b. G.
Bilde, Jones, New YcrA.
FOR --latest Ship N.cs ere EitiS Page.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
DECISIONS-AUg. II.

Supreme Court ChqmJers--liV judge Van l}rInt.-
Doyle Sc AIT -,W YORK IS lu Lar luh:.ay ana q other
Their 81" q" reference ulon en- or amendments
10 the stcuaU EuuufC showing Hntrc tac evidence IS 10
Dr. found. o Of exceptions cannot be- settled until such
r,frroucC - made.
Marine Corrt-Tl dmitys-Bv judge Sheridan
nr'y agt BIZ .lt-MCtsn Granted with 80 costs Graf
at Jtiun g. NScate Oder ~ arrest CrI"t With
sic costs. Hermann alt. AoorcAotUu denied with 30
Edwards Motion granted Ritf 80 costs.
Lrrrt ar IuHoilon deniri with sic costs Dlrra agt.
fo dsu,>7 'nmIlliu grated Farley ar EoJr -
granted. M,iTlck agt. Administration 10 dismiss
Complaint sr4ucd Quicker Az. Eoioi-Mot'l 20 yacao
order Of arrest strsSburger agt h0anNution
WAGNER Eeuss-MotOu granted that
auE have jutgmol, for SO 90 and 80 oJs OF motion
Same arf ~lmo Motion granted no costa. callahan agt.
ION ,cIotnua- Motion Ocue. Kaufman at. Bs,'slie-
crIsrf- bond approved Datrhaun art Grct Pect agt.
MANY liizari AL. COuku LOni lgt huut0Ju. Thomas
.g Counur collins AIT Rr.ckctt L-geI aE tosonst In
Nasure 4gL kcnsigi sehlewick AKA. hhEsinai &C ies
bIy.Ig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at 10 o'clock, in confirmation
o; Saturdays session On motion Of MI PACKER (Rep,
PENN the Senate Bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury the surplus OF certain moneys herGoo
nppropratSd for site Tor pubic buildings az Hafrs-
burg, Pennsylvania, WAS passed
MIR cox Dom. n " asked leave 10 Ofef resolution
directing tho Committee Foreign Alars 10 inquire
INTO the conduct OF Consul Gene raj Webster of Frankfort
o1,the- Main and the Untcd States Minister to the
German Empire in refusing to receive and forward to
-his Government the address OF to democratic ASS Ia
ton OF IRE city OF MAN, eongratialD
ms country or its Centennial celebration.
Mr. KASSON (Rcp iowa objected
Mr. SING ETON Dem, MISS then proceeded - at
dress tine House ON the condition OF pubic affairs in
Wississippi lie gAye eInpnstc denial to The stale
n; tht there wore frauds ia the recent election IN
That state lie attacked tho Republican party al h'sss
Rha ssnato concurrent resolution sutho rizIng the
Bonse Committee Enroled Bills to MAKE certain cor
tions I'm the enrolment Of the Consular and Diploma
tic ApDropriation bin wasagreed to. -. ~
Mr. Henry WattersOn DernJ member eject from he,
tucv 10 m the vacancy caused by the death ., mE a
sons presented himself aud took the oa'h oi 0'0
The Senate bills for the printing OF the reports OF e
pcrnap trial. and for the ~
Joint committee TO frame Government i"f 'ie D''
trict " Columbia were passed. q. . .,noob In al
Mr. sCHi.EIOHER Deio. Texasl made speecn in III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR
PORT OF NETWORK .

CLEARED.
Steamship A g. Sinner Warren, Philadelphia Jas Hand
steamship FraneOma. Bragg. Portland. j. H. Ames-
BARK Frank Wallace, Trieste. Austria, simpson Clapp
Co.
Dark Hons Kong dor Brandhoa, Newcastioon!Tyne, e..
rrnch, Edve q Co
Bark schiller (Ger Gioiststn, Richmond Chas Luns a
co.
Co.
schr. Liberty Norris, New Haven, Conn., Cartwright q
Doyle -
sohr VIM H. Jones' Lima Fernandina, Fla, Abiel Abbott
schr W. Gould Lans rio Grande do Sui r. III. Smith
d Co. --
sehr Crnton Henley rrbin, b y. Metcan a Co.
schr lsr1s Snow. Hatch ~ GEORGE Grenada b. j. Wen.
berg Co.
barge Hudson. Smith. Philadelphia. JaInes Hand
ARRIVED.
Steamship aaucus Boase Boston. with mdse and
a. - 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
TIE GARBAGE QUESTION.

Tho argument in the suit Of the City against
the Kng County officials and shore Inspector Ferguson,
for AN Injunction restraining them from any interference
with tba dumping OF street Dirt eff the coast of Long
Island was appointed TO be heard yesterday In supreme
Court, Chambers, before Judge Dohohue, put py
agreement was cJouTel until today. The ponce
authorities Of th.s city insist that their orders tha'
no garbage or dead animals shall be placed on the d-
scows strictly followed 40 that the derehuds nave
no re AEON Tor intereI with thor operations john
T. Bergen Yesterday. Tor the deftnJan's, prouuceu
greet mass OF aldavits which were not read but Whch'
q st,ted stn,ri tc show that the Police Commission
cr we're deceived, and chat offensive lnasSeI was He
ugcn.ly dumped rear thh shore u COley i3isno;
Rssionts " Mount Vernon and ats vicinity inciuning
CITY Island. propose holding mass neeslIS 20 taho
measures % prevent the authorities OF Sew1orE Io
r.1piay garbage on tho East River shore near thelr
Aons Tie odor in hot weather Is offensive and dele
trriolls 10 health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Ccnary an odd man, living at 20. 522 Wash,
pgton ST. YESTERDAY appeared before JuSfin Dung at Ue
washington Place Ioice Court AMI cnrrd M. 'on Iohn
-ca.r.ly y years. i'm TuDrlLE 4in tf 10 ana
WtrN Thr spent nearly ~ Of me money when he
arfet- and his Sire LI>t lIne Ia nad robbed his
father. Ito Nd. held ir 500 basil
40 he Tombs Police Court Yesterday George h.
,r'!p who 81 hnIsef travelling agent from
Cucag vas by Lcas j. iIo~Ai " thg larceny Of
pocket S1iy-. ~ irc value o SO 81, lnb the
..n 40 =, D los 4.d lpG 'lu''r,5 Bal VS. required ~
al 10 thu rya.Eay 81 tie case ! us lvariing oSo
tlry. gcarqo w. Harrison and EI'h"s stewart, ~ Fl'
top ,oip' At Wa 1ttcd BY VI. NJ Nt>ck Who charges
tai th,r ,e silk tEi Other dresses Nal'1 az 500 .OE tr
house RI No 329 foIr.ast about Jry q i"e "a.
p.l Ne., 10 tho Dstr, Attorney on {, am TOO
ur. Jrcrs were committed 'pr tr'l
Two young women Ann King and fhzabe'h
RogrT- lrit bundle Tocas ~ hlnIlt "A fark at
Th.l .ge. Iy-'glthst. Tao bundle t"rui 20
infant TIVE Ui an TIE Young WVnet
r.r. arrested \. tho Bta0In : IL hing admitted
~ the t'd Justice fdr-r al the iOrs.
y, Police Ouuri committed h'r default OF $1,000 bf
The llHI"- Of DttoHtiH as q Va.
meas The babe f be cared Tor by the Commissioners OF
tar!tic, AMI Corrg on--..JUU murphy, ago - William
on. l1 axe .Uhu R,ar -. E'tNs Gallagher, age
Is hoG 900 bah "a the lcrhyIo Ponce court yes
iri4y tgit 90 steal NlJut. Nut az 500 II0ui
james %. #oukt e.. IhiI'i,h 81 and Glove nave: the
Doys li Justice hslnlrc tey 0J borrowed Tue boat IA
- q sail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
THE COURTS.
UNLICENSED CIGAR pEDDLERS ARRESTED.
AIMING TO SECURE THE PRINCIPALS THROUGH THE

AIni NC TO SECURE THE PRINCIPALS THROUGH THE
AGENTS.
For some time past number or persons,
chiefly Jews and Cinnamon, have been defraudng the
Government by selling cigars which have not paid any
tax upon broadway and other streets on Sundays ana
Internal Revenue authorities determined to break up
the traffic Accordingly they communicated with Capt
WfIams Of tie Fourth Precinct and Capt. Sanders OF
the 1yent Preciac and about D. H. on sun
day Ocers Eirget siarin,r HOyt, Golden, and Glass
ma lie simultaneous arrests OF these unlicensed peddfrs
r., The vicinity OF the City Hall Park and Cortandtsr
The Iaterr al Revenue officers made several arrests yes
erday IN addition to those OF Sunday IN all 10 persons
were arrested ono " whom, r. MetamoiTs an ltaiah'
irrrped from Th.rd-avo while IN charge OF I'D
officer and escaped. Thirteen prisoners were heia Oy
United atates Commissioner Shields FOR Examination
-b-fcv. Their are cinnOc ApPp, "'H rt
Charley Al Inng, John Wackpie, ROBERT Han
Robert 5aca 4. Cvul Francis liirris Robert AcoTi ~
kcOs,y Mark Body, Morris Meyer ana froi'Is Hiiii-
or TIE greater nnnber OF tho prisoners are Chlhede
inc rera. nder, with exception, DeinH ilaisnh
ujbO Anuo il ono the de-. Chinese reside ms ~ e
sitv byv: lived here % years. lie was sent 70 oIn
pr, on for killing lila wife, 3DG served odt term Oh
wears STAGE his release no haS 'teh eng Acu III nc'ci
brf.ws and fights and - regarded "a dangerous pr
snn &c tired 10 induce Commissioner SHIELDS 10 5000
mia China. and sJi lac would Xii himself II DC Laa "
: again. -,
The nlestcd men arc for the most part ignorant and
claim 10 tlat they were reInircn 10 procure
ccnaes to sell their wares t IL believed by the revenue
officials hat the street pedlers ire sent Ou ny laIso
ranuf who engaged In sYsschhtc isus W
the revenue ana they hope By these ~ rests 10 ccIcc' '
principals IN tho business.
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SEND nv ThGO1ER VEsT,
Jjs0. Of me Tribune.

70 me Edtto- Of me rrtbunt.
SIX: There Z, 'ow in this city and else
whore u largo surplus ~ unemp Dyed labor, Ioncs "rn
vino wont wor, and arr Guaba f. find Il. The evils u
IT, state Oh things ltely 10 continue, AMI unless soon
curs1 n ml-; bscous most serious la'i"n upon to
cpmuuuil,. The truth j., 'acrc j. no" hl' Att'e
,fro or r,!gatc cap Jywcur - De- raj. oar Industry
, been seriously Grim ed 10y vicious legislation, tifes
f.. tfa, 50 unions. TLcsc Te' have iutimGat capt
tai .ut cuccl i,s use We hay' standing Army. as
I'm r Older coUutaO, To ebsorb the surplus poP'
OR ONLY relief Therefore, :.om The present Burdens -
~, cultivation u Mother Earth who sgpports MS AL
How To mitigate I'D i prove the condition u the work
ing PEOPLE Is problem 'hat Iccds ,Ae L.' uud 80 tie
r!f, Iu.il offer .iHslc suggestion. II grows naturally
out y my experience with the TOrlins clls-'5.
Daring The ear hundreds Of men have appli.d 20 me
ror work Most u i,ul ut.ar.d their vil'Hlnc. b. do
almost anything To- supcrt 'or ihcir AFFECTED an
lies Ihaye sometimes Uskal h,n Why they lid .bt vol
low ID. advice given by Mr. Greeley, 90 Vest" IhT
reply ~, We have uoi Me irs 10 20 west or 'o auy
~ scr place sock wOrk W. EOli cut our hand, soncs
nisy - immigrants who com" ~ our shores from the
,iG World We offer tneu this rich lands OF tc great
wet AT = moderate price Now. why MOI CCG atyr ihe
H. usioIn POO. at lnuis and ncp Tie n! 10 -
rltr nu the rrh ,aas 81 iowa, Nebraska kansai, and
Minnesota Ahcf- .s-ro H. bread "a 10 spare
re Ol land IA tGo-r states can no" De uo~
very cheap aud ti1ua ps bf Industrious could bc
ghou; tho streets ~ New Nork yanly seeking WORK,
amer All t.rc l. no NE % independent 40 that u no
farmer. Even tuc poorer tld farms OF Nc"--.gl CLAM,
which rnn >. purchased why cheap, o,r much moro
comfortable existence han 20 he pent up In the tene-
mert hoisos and -hautes Df Now, ORR, where many
children educated To Gntw a the wees that aDOlui
rhr Cniidrcn's A.d Society is doing a noble work in
providing hOmcl FOR tie NOUrS Now. Mr. Editor, follow
ing this good example, WY cannot mo- clntnt Do
poor families TO LOucs IN Tie Wcstl Vhiy suggestion.
know, i somcSha crude, bet some relief l. drinnad
and ths germ may, proper hands, DE wrought ont 20
the comfort Of many who ne now ~ distress.
Scrc- YORK, Aug - 1876. sh.w W.