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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Evening Press rlsfNsss, aes
THE EAST.
Excitement in Turkey-rrshaH Results
OF tho EnrNNca An Conference.

+ BERLIN, May l2-Advices from Cen.
s'antlnople report that great excitement
4 prevails there. The ministerial chances.
I which are Qnfavorahle to the old Turk
4 lsh party, make a good impression here
but the retention Of the Minister of War
4 occasions comment.
1t Is understood that yesterdays con
ference; at Prince Bjsmavk's residence,
resulted IN a complete agreement touch
ing the points 10 be discussed. and no
deabt is entertained bat that the other
powers viii accept the principles laid
Down.
II is expected as the resalt of*ke con
terence that note supplementary 90
Count AndraSsv'S viii he formulated.
defining the g0aTantees required az
turkey for the eNecution Of the 1.s.
forms, and TsseTslng the is International
right TO control such execution what
ever steps be taken. Il is believed the
three Empires will ask the support OF
the other treaty powers therein Russia
considers IL imperative in view Of the
aSltated state Of Turkey to demand the
adoption OF decisive and energetic
course IN order to obtain the re
Quired guarantees. TheSaloniea outraye
and the reports Of The excited state of
feeling in Constantinople will be con
sidered, and probably guarantees will
also De demanded Tor the security OF She
Porte Christian subjects and foreigners
In its dominions against similar out
breaks Of Mahommedan fanaticisn.
The knights remplar.
PHILADElpHIA. Nav Il. The kn;ghts
Templag demonstration. which will take
place here. commencing on the aSth
instant. and last four daS-s. promises ~
be a grand affair. one hundred and
twenty-five Commanderies having re
sponded to the invitation to be present
on the occasion.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
out of the Church.

7. Albert Vaudray, formerly priest.
having taken unto himself a wife con-
tra-y TO the tenets Of the Roman Cath
olic Church, finds himself to-day out OF
the pale Of the church Naudray came
from the North year or SO ago. and.
after being appointed 10 assist pastors
IN various sections Of the State. was
finally placed in charge OF church in
Baton Rouge In every case. it seems.
he made himself obnoxious to his supe-
riors by his unpriestlike conduct, the
result OF which will be his expulsion
from the church.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
CITY ITEMS.


Al the meeting Yesterday of the Com
mittee Of the Whole. Mayor Leeds. Ad.
ministraiors Burke, Landry and Pills
barry were appointed to represent the
city in the wharf lease matter. Messrs.
ElieVnlan and Eager will represent the
iessees, The bon6holders have not an
7ssSss,s aa47 ~, .,s. o,,s ,,,s..>,
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Closing Financial. Cattea and CemMcr-
cf&l Tefegram>.

etsl Tstegram>.
Y4SANeaAg.
s<s5 OK Nav Is, - I. qa,-Moaes rate
3.ef4aor.. Aayl$. p,n--t1anssls s6 SID United
States S POS laet Bank os EaaaaAd rate . per cent
three no.tAs bills. open market = per ceGt
d2f5s, Way Is, 2 3. Ra.-heAtss 9as p =.
COTTON.
F5aepao5. Nay Isl d M. Market aug:
Sales sac bales, 81 which .eae sneraoan. MD
a}.Tag gplaAas Esd; Mbat3line Orleans s-9s3.
aar'e. Nay IS a Market ,i';l ans de-
pressed. Tres 0r@inaire tspoasl rs; Low Mid
~, yeSS, Nav IS. Satalrday's elose.-Aaskee
-sS u s5 T I Nias.ae 4 sS5 FIN NaiSs S5 ilsss ea@
la &idaapg k4ahanas I2as; Miaallne Or
ses1S Il E-sS Ml6ailng Texas 2 7-l6
80 1.s1sNaF !. 1 5s t,,l r I2s2 e. ? n&sgs ~ g sS
s.s8e ID S-ssas2i Jaly l2+, ay2 -~76 Aae1gst u Is a.
y @-ses Sep9emhez = 2I5s6aI9A4 October 2 e-l6r
~ November = 7-le@l2ss- neceaabeg p E-sea
ooNNes51.1.
.-syESrooI. May s. y n = t9oar. per 1Sl, I9s
n e2@s%S P@TSl PCT bol, 20, iss ss> q Bacon,
~ IS b5 Tall7v-. rer III rs. 4. N. *
= i = 81 -. Wheat per 100 rs, sprine saees -
ssstsG 3 esess lea. Corn, pev ~ ~, aSs S1e
NV NoKk. MAY ~. ii :to 4 III. -Cafee--ls'syegs
are aasa!ne Of aen3NS ta optasn 3 g,cesS Sols. II
pflcss ats.se5's Arms 1oSh3as demand mod
80 SO hha>, 5000 boxes a24 s6s has %s3s
ne Ss1 TX. Refined >sgcar stosIys sales ~ 81
s5asss 5r,lseea s. .ee 9, sa5 stand ersnslslses.
S.ts5al7a Asss i, SIS S. na.- h~ts9Aa4ess ssalt>
n. asaaS So aragset moderately aca3ve. ll5st
crse< saEe higher s.ssa~ as - 4 hNat 5reaelsls Al
aH..s eXo5ecS s. esee3 as, Jane: s. oe% J9ly>
IS = ns.-1sruy4Sloas. nothing ae,gac yet; pork
ST. "A a.a sU.y lsra 1885 Aj3 nly, ass a gg
Cor st7ys6T a- ef-4 @4r's JaZe, 4-ts ]uly. 1a:@q
: Z -''a'S 1'l a,aa ree1ee4ea- saoTss asa3,y So
s1s- Sa<s esaSh SAY. less - H. Estimated
-aiaS o a0~ ESQ. a.36lai el>tarsas l. 4S1s n ar-
Set @tNe aac SJFa4ae sa .he higher, sa4 2a
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
no RENT.

NOR gNT-A NICE, LAgGs FRONT ROOM
II with wide T.iAEzR Would furnish meals j!
desired Assls 81 No. s. Ra-npa-1 srrAat near
l,aI1args LrE =
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

syrAzse Cornpanss-tn animal election for ni
recte-s Of sA1s Oampaay waS hea6 on MoR3ay
April ~, 1875. The following SeHtleEaea con-
.tstuee the Board "a Directors.
CHARLES CszAFFE A. THOMPSON
ALEX. MAHNS Nm PAYNE
III. J. NOSF J0aN III. PINE
JOHN l. ADAMS ANDREW PATTON
T. c. EFRNDON " p SCHMIDT
gAMESL DAY, JOHN S t7HoN Is
J. W. STONE r. n BRIGGS
JOIN HENDERSON. EAggLER
s r. NEWMAN r. r MAIjSHE
e H FATRCHEln JR CAM0RS.
r. " OGDEN. EENRY ABRAHAM
AT the annual meeting Of the Board q DIRECT
srs, held Taes5Ay. May =, the following 0f7oc->
were elected fo- the ensuing year.
SAMUEL. MANNING TODD. President.
f. ". OGDEN Niee President
ANDREW PATTON, Second Wee Tres aeat
WILLIAM HENDERSON. Secretary.
NILLIAM nENDEHS son
~rsr -w-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

The old spanish Fart in Litigation
The old Spanish fort al the lake end
of the Bayou ST. John has got into the
Fifth District Court or a mortgage note
tor the sam o. S2S00. given to secure the
4 payment thereof. by the purchasers
the Canal street and Lake Railroad
Company. Vincent Micas. a resident
Of Bordeaux. France. claims to be the
holder and owner Of said note.
The raarth Ceur; Luas>htR.
1 Il IS. generally understood that the
vacancy IN The Fourth District Court
JuacShip, Occa>i0ue8 by the auuoint-
ment Of judge Lynch 10 the Sianerior
District Court. will not be filed until
the return of kellogg from the North.
Lynch was appointed oy Antoine. be-
cause he knew that kelloeg had previ-
oJISlN expressed a desire 10 see him in
his present position. Meanwhile those
who have business III the Fourth Court
must grin and bear il,
Died from His Injuries
The youth John Wallace. who was
severely injured YESTERDAY. bv being
crushed between the wharf and fender
o. the ship Otto and Antonio. died from
the effects Of his injuries at 10 o'clock
last night.
severely injured.
About II o'clock Yesterday, Mr.. c.
Littlelohn. - wears Of age. while erect
ing a shed in the rear Of his premises.
Nc. SS5 Chippewa street. accidentally
fell from ladder 70 the ground. a dis
tance Of twelve feet. breaking his right
arm, and sustaining internal injuries.
He was conveyed 10 the hospital for
medical attention
nan~erau. Road.
The plank road leading from .he
Metairle Ridge 10 the Bayou 81, John is
broken and dangerous 10 both pedeS-
trains and vehicles. and should he
attended 10 by the proper authorities.
Germany v. Ireland.
Barney Mulligan was checked full Of
crooked whisky when he entered the
haTroom Of Alex. Fe3enhouer and asked
for a glass Of old rye on tick. but was
informed by the haTkeeper that he did
not chalk il down. This reused the re
IN Old lTeland's breast and he at
tempted 10 50 for Germany in the old /
prize ring way. but. finding his strength /
failing. he seized chair and was about /
to use ii over the head OF his adversary. /
when Non Prussia nuCged glas. i
from behind the counter and used il 4
with telling effect upon the cVanium of 4
his Irish friend. inficting two severe
scalp wounds The peelers nut in an
appearance and the Representatives of i
both the great nations were safely /
landed IN the Central Station for fight +
ing and disturbing the peace.
lncenaiaries al Work.
About q quarter 70 three o'clock this 5
s fire was discovered in the
one-stOTy frame house on Orleans street.
between Ginnis and Liberal streets.
owned and occupied by Jourion HAYS.
The property was entirely DESTROYED. f
Loss S>p. Insured IN the New Orleans
Insurance Company for $500.
The flames thence communicated TO
the adjoining one-story house. owned
and occupied by Mr. Green. The proper
y was damaged 10 the amount Of $50.
covered by insurance
The IRE Is supposed 10 he the work Of /
AZ sncendiaTy. as some pine wood
saturated with coal oil was found under
he house Of Nr. Green ignited. The
iames were extinguished. but again
broke out in Hoy's house. and hence i,
he confiagrafian
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

psTfT1Ani a ffnhneA Ci,y hall Mag s aS76 \
Holders Of City Bonds who intend 70 sRna now
or hereafter. under The act ot tie Legislature
approved MaToh & 1876, are cautioned 2a5Tlst
oefSrAs7xc 1fsssssaRe of ssastsans OF paris ot
coupons Tor Interest accrued since .Ialy H l>-S.
otherwise ssacA bonds VII not Ne aN,a@laa4e t5r
fpnaing. ED pIlSRlTRE.
n9vs & kGTnlp IStTStoT 0i f10a1ch.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rcme<~sssc and Conservative Assecfa-
aan. Parish ot Orleans. The regular week rs
sleesl1e ot this Association viii he held on
MONDAY. Msy IL, 81 ~ .. m II the haseaaen,
aasl OF s. psaTleks Hall on Lafayette Strees. 4
fssl and IEnctaas attendance Il requested,
fss order 81 FRED. \. OGDEN, President.
}. a. NIXON Secretary. spas Satf
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Netace. xcucral mscctsns al the .teck,

sotders OF the CaloaSieg Sulphur SzsS Mining
Cogassay of louisiana Wiz Be held 81 Tsf Ora
vieT street over the Cotton Exchange, on Z rs
DAY May 3S. zS7S. ST ~ =. m. tc consider
whether og nsSs 10 place the company III v3Sun-
Ny aank kraytrs gsI4ertl9e baaSTgsTt laws Of the
% iseS States.
Es order 81 the Board 81 DisnctoTS.
gvga ia y. SEIIsA~ME Scarefsyv.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

job lots. Ordinary fsaalsl4c (carren9y). fasl
2ee@-c, good 2Iea---1. prime 29ssaa2ac n.
TEA. % lots In peFlaa $50 ~ s. 10 r n tcar
seacy 4 G0RYow6er 4Sc t. S. 50: nyson SOC 4
s 1bs Young Hysor 4ac to 81 1ss 00lons Ss 10 go
E>CIIENTS AND GREEN NEtSEf All ES-
Loans lana potatoes S4s4 50 = bbl Western Co s
e. Sweet Potatoes s. soas IS. l.aaisia0s
onions $40 So. Western d., d Gabhage>
SAC = laa
roCLTBY-wes+ern chickens young sse74 et
2 dozen grown ass S6 Ducks --S7s4; Turkeys
goanc s. 2s@S sci. grown s. seas ~. Turkeys
sssaIS (9coSe Ssa7; HGcAs -1qS@
h>TI>-Ncstern I2el4e per dozen LoojsiaDa
s&a16a
BAGGING-D Domestic 5ute and hemp Is sa1+e
z yard india 5oaa0,sc G0GRy aasCS-z5c each
z bales, asG Is. reserved; hSljng tsiHe "a s.
NAVAL >T0RES-Tar seas II. pitea 81 4aa
70; roS3a D ana Is as I s. ~ q as 2S.
4 $ SeaSs -s9l peHtlnr S&tq$sc ga3h%9.
t7ibaS. ETY. Day salte5 e0eae; country
ETeen e@7e; dry fasnt --to laa la4.oa s>@a IS
LIVE >TOch-Tcvas b~ayos. fr~t quality
SIS Se.a0G aa8iltv "a So third a0SlIty a
s5s. IN e>tegn hsAtveS So. Texas hogs $5'a !;
AF>teyu hogs SsS9,> sr. sheen. as>t 0HS3ly $50 s
se~oa6 a9a5ty ) as Sc thsr3 s5sa.5tv S2el2 e E,
mach cows. choice S7aG -. ordinary S4Fe3as
ga yes s7ass; year iacS ssats a.
- ANgh Bc~- fsN s~gAcs M e. sGga Cruz On AAWT
= hi agG6eTsI2 = loa-71csts are o2elsl-2S5 T
te2~ sac paGR6 treiQhtS 5s, az IN Soe By steam
.-tsatGn Il Liverpool T-l66; t. BeSVo0, pcaN-
dea2> "a. saoer failSaeip13a and Baesaaa2re,
VA Ne9 A0TA. ses 10 New EosA g. isN SS8l-~
Cetsov. . I5verpaa3 --a7-l63: ID the Sastic Sc.
cora T. t9Verpc~4 Ios; 20 iaNre -@Ses to bre-
rSSa &
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

lIANTKn-A SITUATION BY A VOTING
W married msL, who SeesIsS hoth Ene54et
and French; i thH-oackly Is acquainted VIII rae
CIV g. Bpok-kaersT, Clerk o. Ilal ]f,go- Se>- s.
city references given as 70 hnnsSrT inGase-v
and csgacity. Address II, Ds-Tae ecrat a1tlra
my1b1
NTANTED-THO Rooms WITH BOARD
for vie. child ana selt IL 4 1.csrare tA1al.r
l,eiweep Fsrst and Tolelano se~s.sts. F5,.z,:.s
Dist-5-1 References exeh4nr4l Address
mysr COMFORT. Deuee-a; sf4ez-
"ANTED-o1CTP4NT FOB TWO TTNE
w airy furnished rooms CHEAP 4ar the @LTg-
EneT- A.,.llg 81 S. Lower t.aEs,a-T street APPS
"ANTED-A YOUNG Man A NATIVE OF
W tins Gify. \ anxious 40- eLaICy ylaen1 il alse
eirr or eaunETT a. G8f-k- s6Ilpee8r. aay 81 night
wsfchmaL, or any other po>szS1fI where he can
and E5N MAKE AlInSe- generally useful 4
good homA IN ll3e e0Enl-r more n al aElacG r-A-
~ala--r Address w Il H, J-- Democrat 5f7 ~
~ View Orleans PoStofScA. a.la1
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

The Cd Spanish fort at The lake end
of the Bayou s., John has got into the
Fifth District Court on a mortgage note
for the sum o. S25oo. given 10 secure the
payment thereof, by the purchasers
the Canal street and Lake Railroad
Company. Vincent Micas. a resident
of bordesauN. France, claims to be the
halSnr anS .ANE.,n.. - =. q -,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

WNGERT.

GRAND CONCERT
Renaered hy the OFicars sna Grew II .as
steamship Menu Zph.s, On
Tuesday. Ma. l6, al p, ma,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Ia aia Of the SEAMK>'s BEzEIa A>p READING
BOON. The programme vii c0gSlst II Songs
IEhoTuSsS- Seeitai9al>, Ana SIT DTIgina. Pro
locHe and & song oe2leated 10 the New Orleans
sS-eEnen. Song and Chorus, ca-nposea faf the
occasion
TioSef< may he hsa 81 the aoor az u the Gem
nlftfsa. Price 81 cents.
Cay,s las Weeks. Capt A K Mllle-
Thos. Irvine, A. l.. Browne
Arn. simpson J. r Shields,
J. NJ ~5therspoon. Jna. T Ha-G3e
Marshall j. smith
LOUIS GOLDMAN, Accompanies.
-. M. MIIH ERSl'o9N. Chairman.
j. T. SHIELDS Treasurer.
The CAlcSer1Ilc piano used II this nreaS. ar
has aean kindly loaned by Nj. p Nesia.n.
nny14 Il
CLUB DC BOUQUET MUSICAL
The above Club vii give
MnxicAi EnsNrtsxnm
For The benefit q the s8PE ANS OF ST MA227S
ASYLUM. II the Thlra District 81
6gTNENALD HALL.
On Thursday. May lS. 1875.
Ticsess-l0pe Dollar. ass6
fT'IvoII vARIETIES
CHAS. M0NTAID5 p-a:,-5erTr
mo GANNoR. a.. STac@ D.r,aalar
Extraordinary engagement IL tbs VI s>GA>
Flora and Dan ~ tlle-r Dutch SpealAlrie>. an5
she LiTtle Mlaset in songs ana 5ances-
Admission a. usual. ts2. 81
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

In 1871 The eNpowts FROM Bic first haear l. be
81 sDfsaclent importance u record aGG IN thai
wear amounted to 7s2S tons The falloulaa
shows the ratio III increase during perlasS ot
ten wears each in t9ns
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT
uw. wohtrEK 4 CO. PROPRIETOR.

HI EEAESE
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

0frTIF y. @. DENAcSsT. 4
Saturday Evening Nay is, 1872 ~ n. \
y eo2saensf from oesr ezclan1eS 5Ae feaoer nc
sls7t7'esals6 financial ami c0ray6erceal
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

Celebrity is more easily acquired ia
ether quarters. The notorious ,no. 10
say celebrated Bean was pointed out
yesterday to Nosey. There goes Bean /,
How Bean stalks sU-geS.al a by
sfanGeT. Another rellaT Atad IF Fate
does her worst. he may We: be a Strigs2-
Bean, Yes. replied the frs. av-
Standev, L Destiny furnishes him with
! Bean pole Nosey buried his trunk
5nto his seyen.y-13ve centennial ha7.
ana from It's cayernous depth sounds
were heard which. translated into
French. seemed 10 mean tres bjon.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13
osssce ca sMe Merchants watuat rs.-

VFfFfF vi IWF HFfTW&NtN WUFWTt
.Urance Company No. 1e4 Cana street, New
Orleans May Q lS76-At the Annaal clecl5aI 1T
Directors head a; the Office q this company 0r
the aa III saET last, the following galtlefat ~
were unanimously eleetea.
p MA>pER0. EDNARn T0BN
= p. RE4T " C. ts CLAIBORNE.
M PATIO n FDT RGEN
NJ w SMITH T. J. FERNANDEZ
h. A. CHAFERkIN j, NJ ALLEN
GHAS. LAfTTTE
Ana IL a rnafs5ne Ut the Board held YESTERDAY
kr. PAUL Fol RClsX was Reelected pre>l&cat
gnv2 7S G. y. MOTT -Secretary.
New orleans Canal and Ranking Conn
~ nv Ne. Orleans April . ls-s-lnrayaS&l>
vii be received al the bank for the y83rehasp or
lease Of its different properties al the Lake End
at the New Cana1 and terminus af tht New
Orleans City Railroad Is the lake
aa2F In Ga- JCM0NNlLI.f Cashier
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

rendered hy the oiscfrs snz Grew II .Ae
Sl.aanashLr- Marr MS
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-13

50
, 1876-02-24
" 4 GRAND Project"

Grating 1n Inland SEN. nnd Time
Mating Arabic over G0,O00,0O0 Acrea
OF fnlid.
70 !ht Et.tor n 7he Chfro9o Tribune:
NAUvoo. ILL.,. Fob. 22-tlnYin, carefully road
The article Of your correspondent I'm ist The aboye
caption ask peEmissiun 10 ofrrr fea qucst,one
aa TO tho feasibility of hln plans.
l. II tll1 waters Of the G',lf III Calf mil ucrs
turned into tt,use los va'iovs. wnnil mt ,lc~ be-
c1nvestad Into aalt-pans by ttu sa;.ll evaporation
Of dry md heated atmosphere
2. II tho Colorado tti7er wero turned Into
those dsrressloi.s, is tln soltir;sa Of water suN.
olent TO It'll aad 1n1ln.ain sos Of IN miles in
length
8. II thoso valleys we're co1Yertoi in.o Att In
land s3s, what proportion Of tho 60 0Jt t9 acres
would thcroby be converted into "wat:r lotA I"
1. II tho presenco Or proxllnit- Of lasv~ b,d;us
Of wh.os IL productive Of rainy eo,sa.ls. Why IL
tho Colorado de.ort without water2 And why
ate CatIforn1a, Sonorn and Yuc,tan the most
barren Of all thu Statos Of lfcxico7 Tho const
OF Peru and portion Of tho coa-t of Chill Ars
without rain. Both c7asts os tia Red soa arc
abeoluse!Y desert for hurdrciA OF mfrs.
In conclusion, permit me tV exj.rots the l4rliof
that m irriKating canal Of ample proportions
Bhonld fo constructed by the 0oncral Govern-
ncnt and tho cot Of the Bamo charged 10 tho
lands tnnrcbv improved. SrEsCn1EEn-
, 1876-02-24

notwithstanding this right BY ths charters II
srErcasty GRANTED q Tho Company. Tho .lJnal-
le.va l!ttlo doubt IN Illinois where Tue power 70
rany By sxprnas grant, that tho qrcator. when d.
thsmed BY tho Suprutna Court Of that aato, vii! 10
In fAv''f of tho Company.
In lows. tho itsisinn s.eomewhat different Thcrc
S ssiHt et sutno y not @ =
Gmp;uy Il this rss.ra are y b. ra:ss iron ~ H.
Company and ths State of lows, nltaa.iJ argued.
IN! now awaiting der!.Ioa, Which It II contidens.
H. leliovod will I's in favor Of tho Company. III
9alit!on to th',. !. may 10 ststet III. Tue
anil tho psnpr1csy Of modifying tla rat'ro,4
legislation Of tha Hsto will doubtless b. consdetcd
The effect Of TIM Inv has been scarcely lena injurious
70 tho agricultural And commercial intercats Of tho
stato than 10 tho property Of tho railroad companies.
Ths elanga in public sentiment, An the growing trn
snry to nora reasonable v!s.s relating 70 Tie rights
stae tcl your D!rectorn to hops, not for enttro
repeal Of these laws which would le ester, hnt for
suc notifications a. will 9ivs confidence to tho hohl-
ers pf railrs4 securities Of tss Bato and lsAys tho
rTontrty within tho reasonable control aud manage.
tuent p{ ita 0Ynera.
, 1876-02-24

and tcn-spot Of hosrss; to himself the AGO and
Tie king and queon Of hearth, turning up q u
tsumps tho ton Of cIub6. LAnRs orlored him
up. and lod with tho kusvo Of hearts. Doa,ioe
took this with Ills king, aud threw out hin MA OF
right bower, iedins his ton SPOT Of besrss. a.
Do.c1er having discarded bis quoon, look tho
trick with the ten spot Of trntnps, aud led out
his king. 10 which LanRa's uine spot wsa ;
sreedy captive. and, The left bosor being then
that Doschcr tad stocked Tho cards. quarrel
Beemei imminent, bnt The slgl,t Of anotts.r
round Of bo"r inducnd him to bit down. arxt,
while qusf,lnK 1t, la said "l'll tako that ali
back; il nhs iA worth gambling fer. she ain't
worth fighting for 10, Dosoher. wish you joy
At midnight they aoparnted in tho bcst Of tom
POT toward cacE other, Lingo nreArlng that ho
waud not put straw in their way.
, 1876-02-24

II not stupid, bnt like them. They arc civil to
sft'. and ncem to understand that tloy ARC put
On duty to ho OF serv'cs to tue public. Ther arc
lesa toady With ticir ciubs, too than our polico
man. AMI carry thctn mot OF Tbs time out OF
sight, instoatl of sHingirg conveniently Al tho
wrist, ronlJ to crack i skuli utth. For I.,t.
don policeman to tltsw hls elub IA dangerous,
and 10 nAe 1t to The injury Of citizen were /,
Still more nerionA matter; he would hsye 10
rrore thxt the ptovocation WA Fuficient. Not
hero ia 4 cop alonod to add tho o!1loo Of d
Judge Jury, nnd d1ccntionet tn the siuule fonc-
lion With which Inv ihvests him. Wefo Lon.
don policeman to club drunken man, M 1,ayo
ropestsdy aeen done in Nav York, t,ta own head
would bo knocked in by tho bystapders.7
, 1876-02-24

The tondcd indebtedness of Tho Darlington f4sous1
River Nosd n tho end At tho !eAr, included in tbs
sh0va atatenlcne WA " 0l7 so, of which $a3i7,l10
convertible. Tie btanoo cnn7tltuts the so-caltet
lhnd-gtaus mortgage. Tho former hc!ng rapidly
converted into atock. and Ia expected all will b In
nt an emily day. ThiA done, tho nnly renalnnR In.
lobeinena OF Tho rur!auAton MISSOURI ittyar rail.
rold Company will b ths tatcr, amounting 10 $780,
1W.
1hs sinking fund created by The prncteds ns Tho
lAnagrsnt, now estlmsts Ut 81, B2o With its no-
cunations, will nearly rttire tbs rh,e rs,Ratn!n3
iasue Of thcso nta. thus leaving tat COMPANY rraa.
trar free Of debt. Tcue Company Il without dealing
iudahtetlneBx,
Tho following stasemcns, taken from shn Tfessursrs
report, glves ths
ENTIRE PROPERTY or rng coMrAHr,
Of evcry kind. and ita iiabllit1os Doc. u, ISIS:
Permanent inYaStnseut bills and
accounts receivable, cash and
nnatoI1ala on h2ud for future
c.pi!s a''7''''''
bonded liability boss!ng interest,
including D. Il H.. aud orr con.
sesd.. sesd..........:..:.....:.... - - - a7.sl7,s7s
Bcrtp TO pay for Northern Crus4
bonla MT bcarlnv inle1oat..... 21,75o
Monthly accounts .,..,,.....,.,, 2Gklt9
---3ss, s,af&,sss
Leaving surp'us Of. ......... sosss,sta
~ kUnrtUg ACCOUNTS. ..
rroAt and ioHa and local aid. ....s...S af66a5
Income account. GIU
H1nkln8 tHnd G., Il. l,JSJ,754
Slnflnx fund u, Il &M...................... Bl0,63
a. 90, Al,
, 1876-02-24

aivtnE amount ot boods outstanding .7|-7
iii ~ ~; l. ~ sTt
nsot beads ef 1908 for the pes eHns hftnch bonds
@3s b Auog eg psx esaa ~ t1tarest sacqQpt,
, 1876-02-24

john P8ul, In lstter to tho New York Trib-
ure, compares tho Lnndon polico With those OF
New York ~ follows ''Ths policemen, lot mo
remark. Ase sashsE heavy aat Of fallovE. SLOW,
, 1876-02-24

Special DtsDash II IA Ghtsaas Tribune,
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. 2L-It u stated on good
authority that tia Government il negotiating
for tho purchase Of tho seotiou Of tbs Grand
Trunk batNaeu the Riyey ~ Loup and Quebec,
to be run tn connection xlth The Iptar- Colonisl
nosd.
, 1876-02-24


The Cltcaso Dutlturton IL Ouincy RAILROAD
fntoads Ia mako an lnnov.tior, shont the At ot
Mo-ot. vt,,a - ~, eesss ss ~ =.
.."'ot' WHOA ~" ni'oo"ptoo's W ~i9ec'"teo "
tuo paoplo L7lnR ID tho stOufba OIL tue Ina OF
that road. It ID about to pnt on suburban
train which leavcs llinsdato. OF 10 miles south OF
IT, emily oycry morning and roturns from tho city
late III tho evcniug, al 10 giyo people chance
70 spend tho wholo day IN Tho city. The ratio for
thn entre diAtance. or any portion Of the sane,
S,u.1 VIII 70 ~ cents. Mr. Aarfls has etudlou the
question Of running such traina for somo time
past. and ho boliovos that thoy vii! mol only 10
aiSo nrnvn remunnraslvo h ths rn,J
Tia f,i,iosun' Rn.E 1s,snd + pscac r,.,,ro,a
ingmon's trasns which, - has already been men-
tween ills M CIV and D|ue isIaul sbout ~ the 1st
Of April. Theso trains arc principally for tho
RECOMMENDATION OF mechanics md worsingmen.
,,arta " , rs Is t sns eusn u any
l'otHon o. II, w 20 ons eDnss; y II nonevao
Dfuo Island, aud EnCleWOoi tlat the running of
these trains will greatly enhance the value Of
the't propsrsy anl for thia reason sheI aro aid-
ill., trs,na ,a.a hp I ~ ti,u III, ~, o To
as s1ant Az III nae ooo run dus ne as 1ow
The managers Of tho Illinois Central IIailroad
rndnctior IN thsir snhnrhsn ' Yotns bstwnan th,s
civ and Grand Grosainr, '' o''"Ne" '.'"
1acfo can DC ots Nttle donot that II tue Trains
On stfo Aforementioned Two roads prove hnc-
cos5; sifallaf trains will he put on by all tho
Foads doing suburban business.
Ihls 10 What Pontiac (M!eh.) paper bag to
Say fegaftang me pEoaent oiforen Of tho Chi
cage ahipposs md merchants to SECURE m indo-
pondent railroad connection with the East. 80 aa
Or sssh He 9aSoa ot9y Ok p'0'
chic,ao h a. 1ast vattna IN to lin ne,...v n, ~,