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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-06

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE
N RAILROAD
THE MOBILE LINE.
THk GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
To the East, North and West,
Via Louisville via Atlanta and via St. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Trains will arrive and depart from Depot foot Of
Canal street. as follows
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. ....G:i5 4. NJ Express. -. 1880 4. y.
Express..... 500 P. Nj. express. $3.50 P. II.
Coast accom- Coast accom-.
modatio1.3:15 P. NJ. mediation. 500 A. NJ.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Louis
Vile, Nashville, Lynchburg and Baltimore without
change, and only one change to New York and
kasterD cities.
The coast accommodation runs to Biloxi.
Ticket Office corner Of camp and common
streets, opposite City Hotel.
no2l D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent
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Northumberland, Etc.
From j. Duvigneaud, attorney for en-
plo~es of the municipal police courts, ask
ing that said employees be paid for services
rendered: also, protest against granting to
the New Orleans City Railroad Company
the right to establish a stand for dummies
on the neutral ground on Canal street, be-
the committee of the whole.
From Raymond Rousselo', for reduction
Of assessment. To the Administrator Of
Assessments.
The Council then adjourned
J. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-06

For Attorney General,
WILLIAM H. HUNT.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NO. Jl97.
STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City OF New orleans.

STATE or LOUISIANA vs.. A PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on st. Anthenv and Virtue
streets. in square No. 1885, ass. ssed in the name
. of FRAN co.'s VARlON.
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tween them. The rope passed through ths
tuiey hud ran along over the TOP 81 tie p' am
over another pulley and down tn" Inside ol one
ot the snpnous lhis r'uc was attached ~
tNundrical iron weight weighing three hundred
pounds. The rope vas lo9ued no WIN small
Siriug. The wciyht was h.ld IN position about
six feet from the ground by g out rope. On
the cutting Of the rope the weight must fail
until the loop In the hanging rope was straight
cned. The weight would then he three feet
frnn the ground. DOan gave TO Dcputy SchO-
field Lutte ivory black uaintcd barrel and a
sold cruCihN fnr his watch Chain. and to Nig,lt
Walden j hu Orr he gave n bunch of II Iwers 10
oc pr. scutcd TO that uMcers daughter. Several
uf the gr-outrs had small tieCcs Of louking
clas. in their cell windows. aud with TN go wcto
tlc % see the eallows. Inc representatives Of
ths piuss were tie ilist admitted to II yard.
lnen tuey were followed by the Shtri1's dcpu-
ties and tn. police.
~ nin, ocl ca lhe hansm,n's jlry was sworn
I'D. and Coroner Woltm II waa ready for his
work. Dolan was IN the corridor His arms
were u d clu.e To his stDcs with n strong cord,
nd the tl 'k clp was pul On hi- mead. Then
the uu. .-c Wa Fixed around his 4, shy neck. lie
did NOT ucn. i theirs Harry ana Duraaduct
snuh. to MIN. aud he bowed. Incn. pfccracd
DY tue SNcfin nd the IuIef ShCrii Dulan win
the cl,flyWen stci ipeu out into the yatd, y .ss
ing the hle oi police one RS, ana walking round
the fr nllin street end OF tie mann prison md
J To lie tlm Strcrt ore D1lail wis uushc1,
our hr walked vth nlru stem. once he raised
hi' eyes an snw eEi1ows When he reached
1t hg % och niDalN iBctd about, anu calmly
stood on thG III NIX II orin-.
Inn LAST.
It was hWf past o. Doan knelt with the
cler9vuen for a moment. and tneu So, uincly
without lear stood under the beum and g1Zrd
mourt at the spectators. lie was neatly Mt
tlrt TN SUIT uf dark gray. with cit an shirt,
cod. IL ANA i.tN tie. ON u. head was tue black
~. cav. tied ~ the top win hllck riuoun tntt
Hltttrcd IN the breeze. Duian kissed tue cruel
fl, ,.hd tie Al ok d, u VS. drawn ever his face
lAc moose was adjusted 10 The long ro.c, u
heavy weight fell Ia tue hiugman's box. and
Dulan wis i,rked ABOUT tive feet into tne air.
lie Cied almost Instantly 10y So angui.tiOn. lie
sclIcc'y strugcl, Il. For q few moments tne
touy Lung moti"nle@S. Ihel the pnioned
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A STREET RAILROAD WAR.

The Proprietor of n Greenwich street Hotel
Determined 10 fight tho Railrond Corpn-
ration w hat the Police Oniccrs VIII DO.

The Proprietor of Greenwich street Hotel
Determined 10 Fight tho RniirOnd Corpn-
ration hat the Police Oniccrs VIII DO.
Yesterday morning an advertisement
calling for "sealed proposals for removing I'VE
seci ms Of the nuisance that now exi Is In
Greenwich street. known IA the Elevated Rail-
road" appeared In some of the newspapers.
The proposals were 10 be addressed to Post
Off &c Box No. liG0.
The box named belonged to Mr.. John Patten.
propIictor Of the Pacific Hotel in Greenwich
Trcet, q plucky and persistent enemy Of the
elevated road, AMI leader In every movement on
the part Of the Green wich street property mold
trs against what they view rs on uni ust attempt
10y the owners of the road to Infringe upon the
rights of the people.
Mr = tlen vas found at his desk. roadng
wiih interest q smckle-back book entitled
tden tumHskcd."
d" Does tnis advertisement mean moro war, Mr.
Pattenw
yerlly II docs" REPLIED that gentleman, lay
ing his book aside. We urluertv owners along
the llne of this ? ad have suffered enough, and
we have come Go the Ou.lu-lOu That tl0 only
tning for us to do Il 10 act promptly"
" Have you received proposals from any who
desite to contract flr tins work."
" On, ,es several ehterDfising men have Of
Tered 20 do II provided We pledge ourselves 70
protect them, and that, OF course, we shall do
Mhat T. the plan Of your campaienT
" IL was fret Drouoscd that we should divide
our force Of mon into i've dctachmCnts, station
one at each of i've points agreed upon, aud ht a
/ tlNth tllC nave nNe ntctouS "a lhe loau torn
! down. Hut after another council of war we
! docdcd that It would be better to mass our
| forces az one point, tear dONna single section
! thi- could hc done tu thlltY minutes, YOU know
| and - soon as tho company should bsgin to
rebuild serve them with - Junction restrain
! ING t1cm from proceeding with tncr work"
Bat in case the conn tuy object t. hayng
! their road damaged suJpose they muster tncir
! forces and seek TO prevent YOU from carrying
! I'VE shall nave a sufficient number Of men on
! hand t. Do tae worS quickly and quietly, and n
reserve force sufficiently large to keep med Hers
| at a distance. We do not intend a breach Of the
! peace, but We do intend tu assert our rignts as
| citizens an properly holders. These mon seem
! to tulnk We h 4vn nurlfhts - hitch thcy are bound
| to respect, and II we tancy submit to their out
r.ges upon us, well soon begin to think 50 our
solves. Not only wa- the hutldiug OF the road
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nm rHEr sELL rnrIR rorEsg
Some of McI.nuGhiiG'- Wen summoned TO the
Albany Invcstiqntion.

ALBANY, April 2l.-Thc committee in
vestlratng The charees against certain Asscm-
blymen in connection with the defeat Of the
BrooklNn charter, have sent out subpwnas FOR
many witresses, among them bob Furey and
Commissioners Mclaughlin, Pyburn, and Fow-
Ter. The Selgeant-at- Arms started Tor Brooklyn
to-day to serve tho papers. Tho committee ex.
press determination to make a thorough in
quiry, aud tue implicated members express a
ucsire to have 1t 50. nr. Gallagher rays he
voted against the dill for the reason that Repub-
licdns Of BufilO had sent MIN bill asking for
Just what this bill proposed to take from Brook
iyn. story IS also current that influential Re
publiclns In BROOKLYN secretly opposed he pas
sage OF the charter Tor the reason that all these
positions which were to be abolished would bc
under the control of their party III ABOUT year,
ana that IL WAS ii cir influence which brought
about its defeat. IL Is not probable that the in
Nestigat IN viii lead to the conviction Of any one,
for tie alleged disbutslng lobbyist Is fully equal
To- the occasion. as he deuonstf itrd few years
ago. when he swore tnnt he uGt into his own
pocket flJNn that was paid him 10y Weed, Par
son- 60. 10 Influence tue action OF the Ways
ana rams Committee upon claim IA the sup
Wy Gil.
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AN on norm CLo,ED.
The Nri-lcy- Unwilling 10 Pay Fiity-siX
thousand Dollars Year.

thousand Dollars n Year.
The doors of the New York Hotel, which
has been during more than thirty years tho IA
vorito New York nostelry OF Southernei., were
closed last evening. Yesterday being the | ST
4 the tenancy Of Messrs. Wris.ey Co.,, the
bo rders began to move out cnrlr. TIC older
GCartcrs, some 81 whom had occupied the same
rooms for many years, moved out Iegretluly.
Mr. Dcrnier n wealthy Southcrner In feeble
health, lay ou lounge IN trc room that ne mad
ten nted for tuiry Years ultil long after tne
last pioce OF his luEg. gr had been taken away.
Mex. IN seniuuS of iesdenoe IA the hotcl were
C.l pearsaIl, Mr-. Ozt, Mrs. Mott, Messrs. Brew
sler, Jones, Dtker ana Bull, intimates and bach
tlors oi ample meuns. Gen. laNlOr. Dr. aNlur
Miss Preston, daughter uf Grn. John Preston uf
south Carolina, . I. ana - T.. Duclus, aud Mr.
Frank Nquiles, VITO has hUen heu-rldden fur
yea.s, gud was supported u "a carriage.
Mrs HaiOtt, southern lady, WAC is living In
Now YORK, c lied IN the alter Jon to look, IS
sne sald :" M the dear ord walls" wherein many
OF her Younger DAYS were sneut III bngntness.
Kate Sexton had been maid OF the phliOr storY
1Or twenty four Years, kdto Murphy Of the -eC-
ond story for eighteen years, and KITE QullkIn
OF the third Tor nineteen.
The Messrs. Nii-ley naVe been receiving of late
Il gre Il dcl 81 money, nOtwi, ,hstanding the gen
crh dullness Of trade, and they could have
ioalzed a profit had the rent of the hotel bean
iedsOndble. FhtY-slX thousand dollars a year,
the pItre set upon the hotel d MesSrs. Morgan
JAY the owners, IA, they say, nlteen per cent.
more tnun SnouIu De CIurged.
The old fufni ire OF the New York Hotel ~
to DO sold by auction.
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"MooNSHINERs" ARRESTED.
The Men who DistiI Crooked Nhiskcy by the
LighI of the loon.

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-The United States
Marshall have been active OF late in arrestine
persons suspected OF manufacturing crooked
whskey. Those taken into custody belong to
class called " Moonshners," termed such be-
cause they distil 1.-The crooked by tAe light Of
Luna. In the main they are a very poor and lg-
nOfant class, who make the liquor principally
for their oHn Use. Eigh' OF this class have been
ana will 1rht very readily n .rtv when
lett to capture Jnhn Sweeney and his
cons, Illicit distillers, were fred upon by
item In ambush. Tue posse turned upon
the fugitives ana pursued them into the
mountains. None OF the party were In lured by
tdc shooting. Severed daNs ago joel ID. Ciayourn.
Special United Stdes llahn, arrested an Iiclt
Cistiller named Gent, in Allen county. White
csCurting him along the TO id with two aids. he
was attacked hy party If twelve men, hIt Il
upon, and com elled 10 give up his PRISON r. m
order TO naNr good nis own escape, and ave MS
HE md The liIcs Of his aids.
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A piy,v fnierrnpisd.

Early Yesterday morning Oniccrs Hickey and
Latham saw three mcA apparently dividing money. n
Third avenue ana Tart sent street Oh hcir approach
The men started across the avenue one OF them
hnn- as though drunk aud between the traces he
dropped wallet. Tho men, having been arrested.
llca tlcm-elycs Charles Dennis, Timothy Tracey aud
George Robins. ROBINS had $500 n his pocxct and
fOi slowed away about MS person part OF II In his
erve Tracey had tli IA his poo IL anl Dennis had
81 o. In the Police Central Oucc Dennis tod aupcrn-
truleut Wa ling hai he had Oeel Int xcatcd. und that
hs ffenus were taxing his money ht not
be- iosf. 81 know then" he sald. "nnd Will make no
caefgc against them" fho suptrintcud- smiled and
tau, tnnk know YOU" III the Detective Office he
wa identified 1s" rroy" pcnnis. p.ckpoc',t. liis
comp mons well 'seCpnu.4tury burglars"
who's pho ogr lphs "a the Rogue ery. Tue po-
lee haf no phot1grafH Of Deinis. he sworc hat
New NofN nnd not pole" officers enough 10 Keep him
u@iOrc tilr cameras lac wtud Cc hr.t Auticil ating
irounlc the Superintendent sent for artist to take
y ell kcich 4 me prisoner without dis kuOwci iga.
Justicc OttcrOOurs romance the prisoner.
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4 Private vn,cnmnu,- Encounter.

Gilbert Mullen, private watchman at Frank
lin Noodruda store. Drooklyn, yesterday afternoon
attempted to ccar the wharf OF gang OF Idle long
shorcmen. aud ordering them m his CLUB
joe Gerrty stalwart man, who refused to obey bo-
Mullen spoke In insulting Mullen
over the shoulder, ana Gerrty sDAtchny the club.
beiaborcd Mullen aOout the hrao 50 that dropped 10
tue wharf picked up almost sciors Ger
rity ran away policeman took Mullen to the hospi-
ts where the ugy gashes the top - hlA he d
dressed. tie was afierward taken nome, suffering SO
severely that n was thought ths hls Injuries
The police say that Mullen Gruak thai
~hon they reported this fact 10 Mr. WoOurun he dis
charged him. Geirity was not arrested last night.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DfSHES HERE IND THERE ny THB
SJN'S REPORTERS


An Invc.tiQntion Iustiiutrd by Nrn Engaged
In Commercial Pursuits shall tie ctr
of New York Become second Vsniccs
The subcommittee appointed by tho
Chamber of Commerce. the Produce Exch 'nge,
the Imp Irters' ;nl Grocer3' Board the Cheap
Transportation Association, and the Council OF
Political Heform TO inquire into New YOrk's
dock system, met the Dock Commissioners yos.
terdnl to ak how much money must be speni
on the water front this year. Mr. Salem IL
ales, President Of the commission, road a
speech expires irg his fear that Now York may
become "a second Venice" unless she has bet
ter terminal facilities for handling goods IN
bdnsut, better Mhmvts. aud broader RIVER
streets. Nr .. u. Potter slti tu1t the commit
tee would Join with the Comm. 4ouert and ask
the Legislature to limit the CNuruditure this
Year 20 certain amount. he city uf New York
should no., ne said, leave to am thrcs gsntlo-
nen the question whether or not tBON0WO "A
NcIr should hc expended. The tax Ia,crs should
havc voice In It; aud, besides when the work
was done, who would own II; the city, or some
body I'll cf
Mr.. Miller thought that undoubtedly the city
would own the improvements. Work. ho
thought. should De stopped ON the B.ulcvlrds
aud in thr Central Park aul all the energies OF
New lrh should nc bent to rros, ryins her COM
mercc.
Mr.. W lcs said that lnce 1870 the departnent
has srcnt only SjiNuU0 ami received $JOOOtOO.
the expenditures by several Thousand dull ~.
Az sowe further talk the committee and
the Commits iOncrs VI itcd tue bulkheads aud
piCrs.
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woRRYlyG rHE INsuR1NcE MEN
A Bal thar may stop somewhere between
the sennIs nnd the GoYernor.

Fire insurance officials have been con-
sideratly exercised lately by tae recent passage
OF bid 10 the state Senate to tax the shares Of
companies and allow no shareholder to draw
dividends until he has shown his tx receipt.
That part OF the capital of insurance companies
not In United states bonds Is already taxed,
and the companies think that this IS sufficient,
An informal committee Of officials recently ad-
dressed the Secretary Of state OF New jersey
more millions Of hIe Insurance capital OF this
citN to New jersey. Iuey received IN answer
orrrug them encouragement. Inc tax in this
state Tor tie current year viii be about three
per cent That IA New Jersey viii probably not
ue mOre than one per cent.
Last year the Insurance tax bill W : killed by
a iund VI from $1,000 to Sl2.t0O contributed bY
the compauies, aud II IS Thought that another
stn~, rption NAV he made this year. Although
tue iil ~ PASSED the = nate, the Assembly can
ainrnI 10, ana u .n bc hincd Ia thr former
House Uy a rclusuli 20 concur IN tbs amend
uItuts.
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rnI srLUADIYG corRr MIRrIiA.


SAN Francisco, April H.-In the Spauld-
iue cour. martial to-day Joseph Crawford, Clerk
= the Navy P,v Once, testified with regard TO
the rel tiOns Il John o. HInscpm, Farwell and
) L. Delamontagnie with the Pay Department
That the amount on the certificate book, pur-
porting to be due Hanscom from sept. II, 1874,
to J n |, 1915. was sl5j.NJ 80. while the amount
hrtunllN que, rs SHOWN On the expenditure npok.
" SiLUOJ. These were Ctruncatcs ISSUED to
ii ln-cun and Firwell & Co.. a. shown on the
Cerlhclte book, between Jan. l. 1919, ana AGE.
II, lea' amounting 10 S-SilSi.oi, while the re-
quisitlon book oniy calls iur s3.,rO "a due. the
certificate book SHOWS that Ccitilca es, amount
ing 10 Sls1.7.2.jU, were Issued to prldmouiugnie
from Juiy |, 1874, o. Jan. 1919, while the amount
really due Is Onb $2O,UO luis zorro buratcs the
etnlemeuts Of farwoll, that he knew nothing of
the number OF ctrtinc itcs standing In his h@me,
ana Vi Montagnie To the same trcct.
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4 sruNNEn roR rAcIfic MA1h.
Blow Struck simultaneously in san Trnu-
cisco md In Sew York.

4 Blow Struck simultaneously IN san Trau-
cisco md In Sew York.
The Panama Railroad struck two deadly
blows at the F-cfc Mail Steamship Company
yesterday, in this city and 10 san Francisco,
almost simultaneously. Here the Executive
Committee Of tue Panama Railroad, having
ruled that all Of iis freight shall hereafter be
charged for at the local rates. decided tnat tbs
Pacific Mall Steamship Company shall Oe re-
CURED 70 prepay for every ounce % freight that
IL offers to the road. In Sas francisco the
Panama Railroad attached the coal aud other
stores-in fact, everything movable belonging
to the Pacific Mail steamship Company. The
controllers OF the Panama Railroad sly that they
have resolved TO accept nothing short OF prepay
meut from the Pacific Mail Steamship Coup ny,
because that company has neglected to pay ITS
freight dues for the past SIX months, aud that ~
why the Mail Company's movables IN san Fr-n-
cisco were attached.
A thoroughly trustworthy informant told the
reporter last evening that the Panama Railroad
is preparing bonds ttat viii enable it TO seiz-
and hold every Pacific Mail steamship tnat en-
tiers the harbor Of san francisco.
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4 GANG OF BuRGAIRs sEsrENcED
Four had Men who Niii go TO Sing sing for
Twenty Years Zach.

Twenty Years Zach.
The trials of Patrick Boyle. George Will
son. william Roberts, and Martin McGowan, for
robning Louis Billions j,welry store In Hicks
street, Brooklyn, ON he evening OF March H.
were concluded yesterday In Brooklyn. Mrs.
Billion was sitting in ber husbands store when
Boyle and Wilson entered and asked to see a
clock. Mr.. Billion was called, and he went 10 the
back part of the store TO cet the clock, and wnen
he had reached one down from the wall aud
turned around he saw pistol levelled at his
head. Wilson said 10 hin, IL YOU say word
III blow your brains out" Boyle had pistol st
MIS-. s.biilon's head. and one oftne two others,w no
had stood Ia tue 90 lrway with drawn pistols,
was Reaching into th- snow case wne.e the
seal rings were. MIR. Billion clutched VIII
son, who hammered HIM WITH the uutt end Of a
revolver; Billion rushed Wilson back into The
hall, and shONcd him against the Ncatiuule door,
smushing the glass. Boyle knncKcd Mrs. Billion
down, al d then all OF them scampered away.
Irey took ono tray of rings worth 81. Capt
Aliaire found two OF the men IN " ue Burnt
Rag IN New York, and when these were taken
to the Ionbs tOr examination, MIR. ma ATS
Billion, who were on their way thither - Wit
n, ssc- uicked nut the other two from the {. owd
apuut tue building. lhey demanded separate
tral-, and were en- conNicted Just alter tue
juiN Ia McGow ,ns case had return Il a verdict
uf the pn- uer, ril wtn Pairolman W.do OF
tho Mai ptIrJ str,ct police. arose. iihtd oui OF
the gate, and was cOply making lis way
cut OF the court room, wnen Oficer McNahon
coll red him. AtrAgued Tor sentence. cach one
said that lac had never ncen 10 PRISON, aud de-
ciared bis inngceuce. X belts aud Ne Gowan
sMure tlat they were IN lhliadelpni, at tue
time. Judge Moore aid tnai he had lever been
called u,on TO tiy a more atrucious case. lie
knew the prison. r. TO ue the most y ring
thieves in the busln IS. Every one Of them, he
sald. d been In prison once or twice; one 5
-41t IN an attt mpt To cscape from pisun, and
one (kobcrts) was concerned ia burglary anu
an attempted murder m lrooklyn, Tor which
his Hccomphcc Jonn McAlpnel was 5 nt, need
to thlr,S Scals IN slng sing prison. iheb Would
not nave stopped short Of MURDER In TINS case II
they i'd thought tina Billion could have identi-
Ned them so well. Judge Moore then sen .enced
tnem t. twenty years each IA the prison at
SIM Sing.
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The Mo.t vivid Of Tempernncc Lcciure..

The attendance AT the noonday prayer meet
ing In ASSOCIATION Hall yesterday larger than thss
ON Thursday. Tho singing was led by Mr. Thatcher
Mr. VIM. r.. Dodge. Dr.. Booth and Armitage. and sew.
erll others spoke on the evils Of ntrmpcrsncc; but.
IlOD .bly, the most effective lecture delivered ny
IN the Of the hall Tho had nothing AZ al say
II SIMPLY rolled from his scat 20 the hoor, with n
crash th insured him the atteuton Of cYer body In
the han, ana VS. earned our insen-ihiy drums.
On Monday and thereafter the PRAYER meetings 70
hp from 10 OCi JCk IA tuc afternoon.
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Whiting Tor ni,idcnd..

The depositors Of the dcfunct Mutual Bcnent
SAVING Bank expected TO get a ,cc1al aNl.c.d ~
tNcityhyc per Cont. on the Ion Of this month but
when they called for their money thfv toi that
t.'rr Ns- GO cash fer o. rn Mr Aii.i'. iAc r"c',cr
& cs not know Wi'-n be Nfll uHk a4ufGcr CiYlIrnd.
lic hes about $4,000 iu Laad. lit tiu.trs tit ths
ocppsitor- Wil no lose more tnAn twenty hfe pc ceat
T.
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More Abou, the spring valley rhy.icinn.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April 2l.-On IN, 8d ot Do
oenber man registered at the Exchange Hotel In this
city nsd, Hammond. NJ. d. He sald that he sailed
from New York on the 27th of November Steam r.
ana landed NJ Port Royal >. c. On tne 2ih, and came
from there uY rail- Ills business .ad was 10 ook "a
plantation near TINS CitJ, DclunginS 10 ic 49, rcsS
Charlotte Thompson, anu II II suited 10 rlthusc u fOr
property IN NeN YORK lie Nsitei tue planiat"n wa4
bscnt day or tNO rrturucu 10 c hu c uu tue Jn Of
December anu then started Tor his hone.
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WAsulAGTON Aprl al-The friends OF Mrs
AVciy the wife Of william q. Avery have tears
thAt htr nind has been shattered by the recent alic
Il that nave happened her. That lady visited the
ANurhcyOtheIM Yesterday ~ pclilou ior thr pardon
OF Ncr husband ana her mann Wnt 81 strant IN
coherent ~ TO render II necessary tuM rhe should
aAen nome, aud It was not thOusnt proper converse
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struction OF the Gilbert elevated railroad. Yesterday
Ia siAth avenue, alongside Reservoir Park, workmcn.
were digsus holcs IN which, st in sod mas onrY Tho
IRON MI are To stAnI. Toe holes IRE ABOUT rignt
tcci fquarc four feet detp. anu twenty feet apart, AID
are close 10 the outer rails o the ttrct raroAu rarAs
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OTTAWA, April 2l.- ltrpurIs from tho Hogs
BAu,, about Sven mneA up The Rdeau Rivor. state
that 20 400 railroad uts broke away rom their boom.
ami are floating down wilh the Tee IT'S feared they
m Orrak the uam La tie event VI suoh ACCtdent
thr hridsrs hrtwreu tue u ~ sc, and lid au FLs
viii all bcs swept aw.y Ihe bridges tho city haVa
secured Nth ropes, ana mtn sHtlInea Al No
Larrn's bridge % Watch the pi'rs IN Tee IN hc nVet