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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
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ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.

MORTGAGE sAI.E.--whereas Isaac II.
l Carpenter and Louisa Carpenter his wife, OF The coun
January D. 1875 execute and deliver Robert Dutield
OF said county their certain mortgage deed OF that date
the following described real estate situated in said county
and state Wit The east half Of the southwest one
three north range r-e east q the third principal nef
dian the half Of the west Of the west
nine townsp number thirty three north range thrse cas-.
ss s ONO. s @ oUun
iha ~ Of Records on page S and was msde t.
date s 81 dee gwen by he
Carpenter to the Said Robert Dued a. follows: One tor
eSs
,or I've hundred dollars PAYABLE ye Years after date one
io I'VE hundred dollars eight after date and
after date ai with interest at ten per cent per aunum
And whereas default has been made In the payment of
erest said prossory notes. the fame being due and
Whereas also. it ia provided in and by said mortgage
Of ssS noes either q Sem o. the
effect thereof the sad Robert DSeld he norsaEeej or
MS legal representatives attorney aiier having adyer
sell said premises and all right and equity OF re
aempop Of IN and 70 said and
70 The purchaser or purchasers and apply the OF
to the payment q q expenses Of sdyersng
the aonn due on said prom sorry notes. so rendering the
any pnSd hereby given that the
Gndgned in pursuance Of and by virtue Of the power
Of aeeo OF
day. at the south door The County Court House
best Gddef for cash. the said real estate and oil the tight
e and interest Of said m0rEsges In aid premises to-
deed OF said premises viii be made to the purchaser
and purchasers upon the payment of the money
ROBERT DuGEP pyIssg;e
n.,.I .eoll
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,


NORTGAGE E'r SALE. Whereas Nj.
vi chae Bong and Lusetta his WIFE, late OF the
county az La Sale and state of Illinois, by their certain
mortgage deed duly executed bearing date the lh day Of
September 1874 and recorded In the Recorders office OF said
county on the 18th Gay Of september 1874 In volume 2 ef
Records page 49, conveyed to Anthony Bcks. of said
county, the following property, VIZ; LotTweye IN BLOCK
Eleven, In Railroad Addition to Ottawa. In said county !
which said mortgage then and there given to secure the
payment OF certain pronisssry note OF even DATE win
years from date with interest at ten per cent per
annum payable annually said note being given by said
Michael and made payable TO the ordcr o SAID
ANTHONY Hicks;
among things thar In OF default In the pay ment
said promissoy note ACCORDING to the tenor and effect
thereof when the should become due Snd payable,
tat then said Anth0Ry Hicks ser giving notice as pro.
ded In said mortgage may proceed TO sell said premises
all right and equity Of redemption OF tho said Michael
lomgnrdner and vile In and to the same at public yendue
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House In oa
the time appointed In such Advertisements ana hat
making such sale execute and deliver TO the purcha
deed the conveyance In fee OF the premises sold and
OF advertising, selling and conveying AS aforesaid
cuding attorneys fees and ) the amount due on said
rote S rendern the overplus. II any, TO the said mort
Eg0rs or their assigns; =.
aid note-the principal sum, together with interest from
tie 14th day OF september A. D. 1910 being row que ana
unpaid;
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF the OF sale In said mortgage contained the
Undersigned WILL on the 2st day OF october D. 1876. At
south door OF the County Court Hous" la OTTAWA III
mis- at o'clock OF said day, expose Tor sale AZ pubic
ndue to the highest bid er tor cash the above described
Premises and all right and equity OF redemption oil the SAID
norgagors therein, pursuant to me nsweTs IN 40 mort
pge contained. ..n... AAlHohl hIOho.
R,ouo,.os SNOW. Attorneys. s sepas I've
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considering that the mosquitoes are max
ing their fall raids, and are particularly live.
ly Just Row, my dear" said Jones to his wife,
don't you think it would be a good idea to
bring the baby's crib into our rooms We
might divert the attention of the voracious in
sects a little from ourselves. / hate to be bro
ken of my rest. and baby can sleep all day
you know" Mrs. Jones went IN search of
the tongs at once.-Er.
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A lively pupil at seminary asked the pre-
cep,ress Tor permission to drive out with a
ceptleman.' You know the regulations of
the institution" was the answer. as he your
fatherg'' mo" us he your brotherg' mo"
Are YOU engaged TO himY' NO, but ex-
meet TO be before get back" That answer
carried the day.
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ZegaI.
NICHOLSON & SNOW,


Attorneys az Lac.
MORTGAGE 50 LF,.-whereas Caytd A.
Nl Price and Ann Price. his wife, late OF the county OF
La Sale and state OF Illinois, did, the 18th day OF Au.
gust D. ls and deliver to John j. Hill, OF said
county their certain mortgage deed OF that date whereby
Ing described real estate situated In said county and STATE
viz The surface OF lot six t. block aftysix () In the
town Strestor, which said mortgage deed recorded
Recorders Office of said county In volume f2 OF
Records pace 49, and made TO secure the payment
OF certain pomissory note OF even date with said mort
the thousand dollars and payable In two years
from date with interest al ten per cent per annum payable
annually: .
And whereas deiaul, been made In the payment Of
both principal ard interest OF said note the same being now
wholly due and unpaid;
And whereas also provided In and by tsia mortgage
deed among other things that In OF default In the pay
OF said part thereof the said John j. Ill.,
che mOrtgagee having advertised such sale pro-
vded In sad may proceed to cell said premises
and all right and equity of redemption OF said morsgers
In and 10 said premises aud. making such SALE exc
chases and apply the proceeds or such sale 10 the pay
mcnt. % expenses OF selling said property. including al
torney 2 the amount OF said note 90 rendering
the overplus, IL any, 10 said mortgsgors
Now therefore, public notice IL hereby given. that The
nndergned pursuance Of and by virtue OF the power
In said mortgage contained. w saturday the Goth Of
September lS.6 nj e hour of 10 o'clockA OF SAID
day south door OF the County Court House. In the
city ottawa Illinois soil ut public vendue TO the high
and best bidder cash. the said real estate and all the
light title and interest OF said mortgsgoss In said premises
together all aud Singular the appurtenanccs thereunto
belonging or m any wise appertalning.
deed OF sald premises will he made TO the purchaser
'''' JOHN J. HILL.
RICHOLsoN q SNOW attorneys. Mortgage.
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A man VINO was about TO be hanged in In.
diana, sang. as he stood with the moose about
his neck, "Oh, the bright angels are waiting
for me-" Whereupon the local editor fiend-
ishly wrote, "And then the angels stirred up
the fire and looked brighter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

"Are you there my loveH' he whispered
through hole in the fence of his beloved's
back yard. YES, darling" was the reply,
"iuup right over" He did so, and alighted
in the presence of her mother, broomstick,
and policeman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

An oyster mates at the age of three years.
Previous TO that time he sits with his girl or
the shady side of rock, laughing at her
Jokes, hugging her with zeal ana explaining
that the cloudless form fitting above Is one
Of the Herald steam yachts gliding by. T.
Herald
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

There is nothing in this world so truly
gratifying said Mrs. Porter, las the strict
Performance of ones duty" and she savagely
threw Porter's night.key into the cistern.
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cINAJ, ,l;,TTIIcM TcNT.-EsraTE OF
! JonN SHAW DRCyasRp.--Notice is hereby given
all persons Interested In said estate mat hoDert NJ Nc
ir,hur and Henry p Moore Executors OF the last VIII ana
sanent OF Holm shaw deceased. will appear before the
county Cont OF the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois,
the County Cont House In Ottawa, IN said county, on
Tonday The sixteenth day Of October A. D. lso Tor we
impose OF rendering account OF their proceedings In the
aiuinl alton OF said The final settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 10th day OF september 1876 .
HENRY =. MOORE,
sepi6-Iw tAecutor'
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sepl6 iw

NOTICDc.-EsrATK or MARIA CLEhyE DkckAsKp
Notice 10 hereby given, that the undersigned ENecu
pr of the last viii ard testament Of Maria CeaVe late o
county OF La sale and state Of Illinois, deceased WI
pcar before Inc County Of said county on the third
londsy tbeng the sixteenth day. OF October lse az w
county Lourt House OttSwa In said county, when anl
yhere ali persons having claims or demands against ava
state otined attend and present the same Ia Nrng
Dr adjustment 900
D'''u '''' ''' wv JOHN T. CLEAVE,
sen1ew. Executor.
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or JAMES CLARK, bkGE
Notice l. hereby given. that the undersigned Aaun-
traitor with copy Of viii annexed OF the estate % shss
clark late on lie county OF La Sale aud state OF lno
fereased viii appeAr before the County Court o. sAld
county on the third Monday tbeng the sxienth cav o.
tOber ls6 Cousty Court House IN otaWt IN s.l
county when and where all persons haVlsg sa- ue
agains, al estate notified 10 attend ana present
the same In writing Tor adjustment
~ ' " ~ JOSEPH NJ HEBRON,
s.,a-e-, Administrator.
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<rlTI<rI-EsrATH or DELLA MAGGLL, DgcEAsED
y Sot,ee "a hereby given, that the undersigned, Ezecu
or OF the last Will aud Testament oi Della Msgil A
the county OF La sale and state OF Lols, deceasel NJ
rpear before the County Court OF said county on we
hrd Monday tbeng the 18th day. OF &c ober lse Al w.
'Ounty Court House In ottawa. in said county, Sben
nd wheru a persons having claims demands agAnst
aid estate are notified 10 attend and present the same 10
griting for adjustment.
DA''u 'H'' SUI" D'' " HARVEY BECEwIrH.
.,,a e. Executor
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CINAL SE.,TT'I,TCM PIN T. ESTATE or
HARMON COLLINS, DHCRAsKD.-Sotice Is hereby gwen
all persons interested In said estate that Gaseous A. Coz
and Dan Collins Exec uors OF the last VIII and tes'
tment Of Harmon Collins decreased, Will appear before
County OF the comfy OF La Sae and state OF II.
hos a, the County Court House In ottawa in said county.
Monday the sixteenth dav Of October A. n sIo Tor The
prpose rendering account of their proceedings In the
aministrat IN OF said estate for the hnal settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 10th dsv Of September lS6
" CASSIuS A. COLLINS,
DAN o. COLLINS,
sepl6-iw Executofs.
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NrO,TIt,fc-fsraTE OF PATEICs WEIE. DECEASED
Notice Il hereby given, that the undersigned, ADMIN
.raor Of the Of Patrick Weir Ae ofthe county o
sale and state Of ros. deceased, VII appear bciort
Die County Court Of said county on The third Mohday D
- the sixteenth dAvl OF october sst, Al the Coun
nv Court Iionse Ottawa said county, when and where
ii persons having claims demands against sai estate ar
noned 10 attend and present the same Ia Wthg ior aa
justment. -.
~ JOHN r. McCAMBRIDGE,
spy2es. Admlnlst rato
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NOTICE.

We beg leave 10 tn
form the public that
he arm OF Watson g.
son from this date IL
changed, and hereafter
vii be known a. Wat
'on, Waloridge & Co.
callers In lumber and
building material. also
Sholesale and retail
cntracting. &C, with
= variety OF the best
5umps.bra cylinders
and piping for deep
wells. In continuation
pfthe former business,
also manufacturers Of
he noted Lowry Wind
HOtI iOr pumpml.-
LAYING Increased our
scuities with the best
Improved iron a wood
lachinery In the mar
set. and having nrst.
Lass mechanics. shall
ereaf,er be essbied to
.epsir your Broken
iachines and co JOB
ing Work with des-
iatch and reasonable
Stes. GIVE " : call
VAL BRIDGE & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

Cruising Glazing Gliding. Marhinz Paper HArEng Cal
Ginning. &c. shop over Pbeps CuryeA's ONCE, OF
Madison Street
IsKTEKExcrS-L n. Eamss. S. W. Cheever, Jackson
ockTood FIsks BEEN. scott. HouiE Co. Lewis How
ard, q. H. y. Cushman. mAys-u
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D. P. JONES,

Dated this cst day OF September A. D. ls,s.-5w *
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
a. O.. H- a
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. NO. lei.
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES,
\ DR.. GIBBONS DisPEH-

a DR.. GIBBONS DispEH-
ESSA sARY, NO. 62J kEAkNY ST.,
sGsper s.9o FfvSss si Ss9@rfs san F5s8 cs@
&EAE2 mercal street. Established Is
loJi, lor the treatment oi Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as GonOrrhUa, Gleot, Structure
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness
Impoteney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of years
standing. aud liberated Legs, ETC., successful
ly treated.
DR.. GIBBQN has the plca.ure of announ-
cling that be has returned from visiting the
principal hos pitals Of Europe, and has re-
sumed practice. #
The Doctor has spared neither time moi
mt ney in seeking out new remedies and has
returned with increased facilities for the alls-
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence or self
abuse This solitary vice, or depTaved sexuai
indulEeuce, ia practiccd By tho youth OF both
sexes 70 an almost unlimited extent, produe-
ing with unorrlag certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless combated
BY scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
eountenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
In the head, ringing Ia the ears, noise like the
rusting of leaves or rafting OF chariots, un-
easiness about the loins, weak ness of the
limbs. confused vision. blunted intellect. loss
OF conidence. dithdence IN approaching stran-
Yors, dislike to form new acqualntances.
disposition to s1un societS, loss Of memory
pimples and various errptiOns about tho tnce
hectic fushes, fdrrod tongue i1tid breath
coughs. consumption. night sweats, mOnoma-
mia, and frequently insanity. III relief be not
obtained, you should apply Immediately Ell.
thar in person or by letter, aud have a cure
etlected by his new aud scientific mode OF
treating this disease. which never fails Of
ehscting quick and radical cure
Cure I mt Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HON 3, by addressing a letter to DR.. Glib
BUN, stating case, symptoms, leugth Of time
the disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, TO any part of the country, with
tull and plain directions for use,
By inclosing Ter Dollars coin in regis-
tered letter through tho Postotfco, or
through Wells, Fargo. & Co.'S, package OF
medicine will bo forwarded to any part OF the
Union.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name OF the paper they SEQ this I'd
vertsement in.
All communication strictly confidential
Address DR. j. L. GIBBON,
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
iyl Iy Ei
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
New York SUM-

A correspondent in Brooklyn inquiries
whether the S,tn will support Roscoe
Conkling for President il he receives
the Cincinnati nomination.
We cannot answer this question abso-
lutely until we know who is the candi-
date Of the Democratic party.
We think it Is essential to the welfrre
and safety of the country that the Re
publican party should be turned ony Of
office. 1t has governed the country too
long. It has become thoroughly cor
rupt No doubt there are good men In
it, able men, statesmen Of ability and
patriotism but in spite OF their ability
and patriotism, and often indeed
through their enforced assistance rem
dered as members and advocates Of the
party, the Republican organization has
become den Of thieves, a lair OF rob-
bers; and we have no hope Of its re-
form through any other means than it's
expulsion from power, patronage, and
the opportunity Of plunder.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
THE COURTS.

New Orleans Republican Printing
Company VS.. Antoine Dubuclet, State
Treasurer. Judge Lynch rendered the
following decision in this case this morn
ing: The exception filed herein April
"a, 1876, by A. P. Field, Attorney Gen.
eral, is sustained, the injunction prayed
for by the plaintiff is refused and the
rule nisi herein is discharged, with costs.
The Intervention Of Lehman Newgass
is dismissed, the mandamus prayed for
by intervenor is refused and the rule
taken by said Newgass on the 18th May,
1876, to modify injunction is discharged.
The said Newgass to pay the cost OF his
intervention. -
This is the case by which the appro-
priations of 1875 were brought to a dead
lock. .G
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
THE FATAu. DRAUGmT.
Fred Younger C0mmits suicide by TAX.
Ing Laudanum whisky the Cause
Of the Rash Act.

Last night about eleven o'clock Fred
Younger, aged As years, and a native OF
Germany, committed suicide at his resi-
dence, No. 37o Customhonse street,
by taking three ounces and half
of laudanum The drug was taken
at the above hour, but Younger
did not breathe his last until
8 o'clock this morning. When the fact
became known to his family that he had
taken tho fatal draught, DIR. M. f.
Grosshart was summoned, who, after
examining the patient, pronounced his
recovery impossible. A DEMOCRAT re-
porter repaired to the scene Of the
tragedy and CLEANED the following par
ticulars:
Younger was a shoemaker by occupa-
tion and did good business. Some
two months ago he was arrested for
drunkenness and disturbing the peace,
for this crime he attoped for by serving
one month in the Parish Prison When
he left the prison he found that the
greater part OF his work had left him.
This seemed to prey so much upon his
mind that he took to drinking again.
One Of his peculiar antics, whilst in
toxicated, was, that he would not allow
any OF his family near him. Last night,
when he returned home drunk, he made
his wifo and children 20 to bed, re-
marking that he would slumber on
the lounge. His wife, knowing his
peculiarities, obeyed him.
This morning when she awoke found
her husband In speechless condition
on the lounge. with a bottle marked
laudanum on the floor near his side.
She immediately summoned assistance,
but it was too late. Younger expired at
eight o'clock, and the Coroner held an
inquest and returned verdict accord
ing to the facts
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23

Accident on the Jackson RaIlrOa

At 8 o'clock last evening most dis
tressing accident occurred on the Jack
ton, by which one man was killed, and
three others dangerously wounded. The
train, it appears, was on its way to the
city, but when seven miles from it's des
tination, some of the spikes which held
the rails became loose, and three Of the
box cars were precipitated down an en-
bankment, completely demolishing the
cars and killing an unknown colored
man, injuring two other colored men,,
whose names could not be ascertained );
also one OF the brakesmen was danger
ously wounded about the head and body
by the catastrophe. The wounded men
were conveyed toKennerville whore they
received medical attention, and the re-
pairing of the track commenced.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
JUST IN TIM +.
Dastardly Attempt to Burn n Building
Coal OIL and GsunpOwder brought
into RcQulsltlOn.

into Requls1tlOn.
About halfpast one o'clock this
morning n fire was discovered in the
front room OF the second story Of the
brick building No. 3iS Tchoupitoulas
street, near Thalia. The lower part
OF the building is used as harness store,
and tho two rooms upstairs, where the
fire was discovered, are used for drying
moss. The building was occupied by
Mr.. Dennis O'Keefe, and owned by Mr..
Cooper. The flames were extinguished,
with but slight damage. On ex-
animation the building showed
signs that incendiaries had been at
work. The floor OF the hallway leading
to the said rooms was covered with moss
and saturated with coal oil. In the
front room can containing five gallons
of coal oil was found. together with a
large package Of gunpowder.
Under the staircase was found another
ive-gallon can Of oil. fixed in box,
without a cork, but concealed from
sight by being heavily covered with
moss. AS the officers were examining
the building a man was seen to drop off
shed on Thalia street and run towards
the river. Chase was given, but, owing
to the darkness, the man made good his
escape.
Had it not been for the timely discov-
cry Of the flames by Officer Charlse, OF
the First Precinct, large conilagration
would have been the result.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
A strong Candidate.
From the Dayton Journal. ]

Some OF the papers have an idea that
Gov Hayes is a feeble man physically.
Well, he weighs between 18O and 100
pounds; can jump any ordinary fence in
the State upon which he can place his
gloves in a sparring match; is a good
shot with rifle or shotgun is pretty
good muffer at base ball; can ride any
horse in or out OF Kentucky; can cut a
good swath with scythe in anybody's
meadow; wouldn't make bad hand
with a cradle in wheat field can
plough as straight furrow through
fallow ground as the best Granger in his
county; can throw Halstead, .back or
side holts, five times out OF six, and can
tie his right hand behind him and fling
Deacon Richard Smith over counter.
There's plenty Of H-ayeseed in him.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23

ADJUSTMENTS.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
ONE WEEK ONLY
Commencing Monday, May IT.
First appearance in the United States Of the
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
senOrita LUCIA ZARATE, the Mexican
LiliputiAn,
Twelve years Of age twenty inches high. and
weighs iive pounds. Tom Thumb is a giant
compared to her.
This wonderful young lady is on her way to the
Centennial. after which she will appear in
New York. London. Paris. Berlin. Vienna
and all the principal European cities. will be
exhibited in this city. ut the Academy Of
Music, giving TWO DAILY EXHIBITIONS.
from 10 a. IN. to IL m, and from 8 to Q y. m.
Scale Of Prices-Admisson 6Oc: children 25c.
Box Office open from a. M. to 9 y. m. myN
vINIvOLI VARIETIES.
1 ~ Chartres street. near Bienvile.
CHAS; MQNTALDO... Proprietor.
JNO. RAYNOR.. Stage Director.
:, Extraordinary. engagement OF the MASONS:
Flora and Dan in their Dutch specialties, and
the Little Midget in songs and dances.
Admission rs usual. fe22 3m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23

Notice to Holders of City BOnds-De.
partment Of Finance, City Nall. May 0. 1876
Holders Of City Bonds who Intend to fund now
or hereafter, under the net Of the Legislature
approved March 9, 1876. are cautioned against
aetaching or disposing Of coupons or parts Of
coupons for interest accrued since July |. 1875
otherwise such bonds viii not be available for
funding. ED. PIISBURY
my9t Administrator Of Finance
New Orleans tanal ana nanktng Com.
psny. New Orleans. April a. 1s16.-Proposhls
will be received at the bank. for the purchase or
Mase of its different properties at the Lake End
Of the New Canal and terminus OF the New
Orleans City Railroad 10 the lake.
ap2T I'm Oh. JUMONVILLE. Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-23
A CONFIDENTIAL STEAMBOAT CLERK
How He Got Away with 81 800.

Capt. J. A. Ruiz, Of the steamboat
Mary Ida, on May 1S appeared before
Judge Evans and swore out an affidavit
against his clerk, f. N. Stella, charging
him with the embezzlement OF valuable
letters containing $140O.
The accused was arrested yesterday
by Special Officers Pecora and Hen
nessey and arraigned before Judge
remanded to the Parish Prison. The
accused states that he holds mort
gage of Capt. Ruiz for more than $140O,
and that this arrest was made by the
captain to get out Of paying the note.