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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
AN EXTRA sIssslps.
An Extra sessien In nay.
49,. ssN.yYs 80. ~. -, 4


GataAao. March 1t,-Judge Luttrell,
Democratic member OF Congress from
California, who passed through here
Tonight. al, route for bis home, informed
yo1r representative that hs had Had
poHitivs assurances from President
Hayes that u special session OF Con-
gross will bs called from tho Let to. the
18th OF May, Mr.. Luttrsll says 1t ts
conceded that Mr.. Randall will be put
forward by the Democrats for the
spealtership.. The Oregon sleetion case
will be brought up during tho session
Hayes opposed 10 an Extra ssssieas
tuinopnati Gemmsrlpial,l
Hayes Ii opposed to I'm extra. session.
In con vefsation to-day he said there
was only one thing which made an ex-
IRA session necessary. and that was tho
failure OF the army bill 10 pass, and 1t
seemed pity TO have to go TO the, e1-
pense OF nh extra session just for that
lie had been thinking tho matter ever,
and was considering the iaea OF hofs
rowing what littls money was necessary
to pay tho soldiers, Hs Governor Merton
did In Indiana during the war. There
was abundance OF provision, equipment.
ste,. for tho army. he aaid. and while he
had not yet made zip his mind positive
iy. he wns Of opinion that IL was better
ia borrow what money was absolutely
needed rather than go TO tho expense OF
n new session,
nssushcrs of Congress Opposed to staying
ira Washington la June.
IN. Y, Tribune.
Tho belief seems to be gaining ground
that an extra session of Congress may
NOT. after all, ba necessary TO make pro-
vision for tho support Of tho army from
the 1Ht Of July 10 tho lat OF December,
Heetlon s7g9 OF tho Revised Statutes OF
tho United States, referring TO the power
10 make public contracts. contains tho
| following proyiaiena mo contract or
purchase on behalf OF tho United
| States shall DO made unless tho same IL
authorised by law or Ia under nh hppfos
priatisn adequate to It's fulHllment. ex-
| eept In tho war and Navy Departments,
| for clothing, subsistence. forage, .fual.
quarters, OF transportation, whleh,
| however, shall hot exceed tho negessi-
| tiea OF tho current year by tho terms
| OF this section tho Secretary OF War
| will be authorized. after July |, to make
contracts for tho purposes enumerated
| but not for the pay OF tho army or for
ordinance stores, etc. The dlsinglina-
| ton OF leading men OF both parties to
return TO Washington III June iE 80
| great that any arrangement by which
| The army can be kept In existence. until
the first Monday In December Without
an extra session OF Congress will be
universally approved. especially II in
| the meantime tho military force In
Louisiana and South Carolina ID not
used In supporting either OF the rival
administrations In those States.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
rHAr LETTER 10 rAehAHD.


stanley Matthews Tails w tine BOSS
II there Ii anything iii the world
beautiful to gaze upen@anything That
swells tho bosom with an apprseiatiye
sensation OF the fitness 81 things, 1t 10
tho sublime aud unruftied cheek dis"
played by Packard. His scat In his
private Office he Oils daily with all
the assumed dignity Of u simon
pure Governor, and be receives visitors
with all tho suayity Of tho genuine artls
ole. bat behind his shirt bosom there's
another man and that other man is the
ono who received from Stanley Mat
thewa a letter similar to that written TO
Ghambsrlain. Thursday morning when
the reporter visited him he ,agknowls
edged that suoh IN epistle had some 70
hand md that he had answered Ii, put
that what be said or how he SOLO IL
would not DO know, until So
turday. He did state that he
had answered 1t Appropriately =
He also aHia that TO those. who wanted
10 got ut tho tfus inwardness OF the
Hayes policy there was nov. u ehhnee
offered by reading his Interview with :,
Cincinnati correspondent ~ appears
that he declines TO express himself W
his own organ here and so, sends MS
opinions TO tho press elsewhere. Ho
said this interview WIS Il full exposition
OF bis views and was very interesting
The Stanley Matthews letter. hs SAID.
was virtually the sans ,hs thht, 70
| Chamberlain, but he would not allow
| tho reporter TO SEQ 1t.
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raCKAnD's PROSPECTS.
The Entire Army ROT Large Enough to
Make Mim Governor.
IN. Y. Tribune,

In As 4Tlpune,
Mr.. Packard can only be upheld" by
the use OF United States troops. Nothing
is better established than this fact.
There has not been moment since the
first of January, 1879, when Republican
Administration could have maintained
itself in Louisiana for q day after the
troops were withdrawn. The military
policy has been faithfully tried for
four years by Gen. Grant, and it has
utterly failed either to give strength
and stability to the Republican party,
protection to the colored people, or to
maintain a government which the white
neople have been willing to accept.
faov. Packard is to-day weaker than
Gov. Kellogg was four years. ago. He
exercises no authority in the city OF
New Orleans, nor tn any parish Of tbs
State except by the sutference OF his
rival, Coy. Nichols.
It is true that the National Admins
f1ation with the army may depose the
M5oholls government and make Mr.
BH6kRrf Governor of the State az fHct0,
2 If l rr. Kell Dgg, but be can only
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
AMUSEH ENTS.

ACADEMY or Music. Tonight George
Thatcher, the excellent burnt-cork COM
edian, will take a benefit. The bare
announcement OF this fact should draw
very large house to see the fun and
hear the good singing at the Academy
tonight, which, Of course, will be en-.
HANGED by Thatcher's extra display OF
eeEa lea Which ieehh Hiast be expected
The programme published is varied and
entertaining, and, besides, this IL tine
last but two performances OF Simmons
e Slocum's Mlnstrels.
VARIETIES THEATRE. Tonight Louise
Pomeroy ventures into the heavy
dram othing less than Lady Macbeth
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Tho Caucus

The Legislature met In caucus again
yesterday morning, and 1t Is under
stood discussed the Senatorial ques'
ton, without reaching any conclusion.
The matter OF those members who per-
sist In remaining In the Packard Bump
was considered, and resulted in the
unanimous expulsion OF Gaudet, one. OF
the representatives from Lafourche,
who went to Packard after taking an
oath in the legal Legislature. Some
attempt was made to palliate his case
but without avail.
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Those Notices.

Those singular drainage notices re-
ferred to i'm the DEMOCRAT yesterday
have been explained. We are informed
that they are left at the residence OF
drainage taxpayers, simply as q re-,
minder OF the service OF previous legal
notices. We nevertheless object to the
form of this memoranda, which Is i'm
proper, and naturally gave rise to sus-
picion after the sad experience our peo~
pie have had with the swindie known
as the drainage company.
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90 ENHANCEMENT BAY.
university IF Louisiana.

University Of louisiana
Yesterday morning, long before tho
hour appointed, Grunewald Hall began
to FIJI with tho beauty and elite OF the
city, 10 witness tho COMMENCEMENT sh-
steises of the Medical Department OF
tho University OF Louisiana, The audi
enns wns more than two4thirds Indies,
aud tho capacity OF tho hall was thor
oughIy tested. AT noon. aftsr the faoa
ulty and the Justices Of tho Bhprenle
Court had taken their seats upon the
nlatfarm, tho Hon, Randall Hunt, as
Pfsaiasnt Of tho University. conferred
tho degree OF Doctor OF Modielne upon
tho following gentlemen
GRADUATES tn MEDICINE.
Thomas A. Armstfesg, Of Louisiana
William W, barnes. NJ LaniaiaHH
Afnst f. Boston, 81 Tssas,
Nicholas Champion. OF Ie#hzs
anHtavs Clifford, oil Texas
John II. Coleman. Of Eeaas'
Jsre q. Darnsi of Arkansas
jeremiah DsaHun. III Texas
John W. Douglas, OF Texas.
William Z. Diilsasy, Of Mis- issippl'
James Z. Blmofs, Of louisiana.
Agrippa Gayden. Of Louisiana,
aeafas w, Hayden, Of Louisiana.
John +. Heath, Of Lenisiaaa.
David A. Jackson. Of Arkansas
Ilsbert w. kennedy, OF Louisiana,
Frederick Q. Lieht ef l,eaniaaa.
EnibrRy i. Lovslsee, Of Georgia.
John L. Mcgee, nj Mississippi.
asergs +. Minvialls, ~ Louisiana.
Eugene j, Motion. OF Louisiana,
Napoleon u, Null, of Ii6iisisha.
John l.. pesey, OF Louisiana.
Ufsn prejesh. Of Louisiana.
William H. Huhytsa, OF L3uisiana,
Henry Jteinan. 1T rsEas.
William q. Sykes, Of Mississippi.
LatEi Asabaty. OF Louisiana.
iteberh h. Tinker, Of Misssaippi.
William +, Whitw1fth, Of Louisiana
GRADUATES tn PHARMACY.
Oscar Won Gohrsn. Of Louisiana.
john u. Lagighs, Of Louisiana
refeiYal II, MoUuteheen, ct Louisiana.
Joseph khafef. Of Louisiana.
Henry n. Tufpin. Of Louisiana,
Professor Jones, Of the faculty, after
the degrees had been conferred, Dolly
cred the salutatory address, which was
marked for depth Of research and pro-
fundity Of thought. Following tho Pro
feasor. the valediototfan Of the class, DIR
A. Gaydsn, delivered u neat and ornate
address with much ability.
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1nntannun.ia Va. t.,t f4hna.

The entue Of base bail between the
INDIANAPOLIS hud tho tifsB nine ok the
Lses came Off yesterday. vt the Faif
Grounds. Il was agtehH that there
should be- nine innings. but Ms tho In.
diAnapelis Club hhi TO lBHv5 on the u
.. M. Mobile train for hons, the time
would not permit Of moro than six IN
nihgs. during which the indianapolis
scored & runs to tho Lees 0.
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A NEW ROUTE.
A Railroad Asrass tas Great African
Desert,

New York Tribane.l
The project for n railroad across the
Great African Desert. which has been
much discussed by French scientific ati-
p,llso at the hands Of the celebrated
traveller. G.. Rohlfs. The French notion
was to draw the commerce OF the Sou.
dan through Algeria. DIR. Hohlfs advo-
Gates In PetermaWts Mtttheittngert, u
route between Tripoli on tho Mediter"
ranean and kulsa on Lake Chad. The
line will cross 1900 miles Of desert, but
DIR. Rohlfs thinks that IL will find suf.
fioient water supply. one thing Is toll
erably certain about such railroad. IL
will not create an element In Ito pros
perity sueh as oil American railways
hope for, by building up business from
its way stations.
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aoings.
SENTENCED.
Hobbsry-Michnsi Brennan, eonyie-
ted March y OF having, on the evening
Of May 20. 1876, ut the corner OF Galye1
and Mirs streets, robbed Henry Brsn-.
gsl of gold watch and chain, valued
ct a2tO. fourteen years hard labor.
ON TRIAL.
Burglary Grand Larceny, INT NAL
10y, charged with burglary, ut the cot
feehouss OF the late Joseph Cimmgrellis
No. 1877 Lafayette street, on the night OF
June 2g, 1876. and stealing jeWelry, etc.
valued ut 500. Jury out.
first District Court.
INFORM ATIoHs.
Assault and battery Mary Valentine.
Austin Harris. james Castonet, Bill
Williams, Sam Jenkins, Daniel Des.
mond.
PLEAD GUILTY..
Assault and battery Henry CramaT
and J. Johnson plead guilty TO simple
assault
Obtaining money uador false pre-
tenees-Henry Neal.
CONVICTED.
IareenylThomas Bennett.
Assault with intent TO rob@Joiln
Henry, alias Chicken"
ACQUITTED.
fiarceny-John Wilson, Sam Farren.
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The Telephone as Applied Against she
Exchange Fiena.
tCineinnati Commercial

LIiuglnHati SoHhsEsibs.l
Imagine sanotusn provided with q
telephone. When IN exchange fiend
drops In and begins to root among tho
papers he hears small but distinct
voice saying to him, ''See here, you sas-
safras eolored snoozer, go to q reading
room. Come now, bounce out; that
whisky YOU are perrumed with Is just
awful. Hello, Barney. start UP the Bo-
gardus kieker-one-two." The tlend
looks around ut the silent and solemn
editor scratching away, turns pale at
the thought OF sudden jiu.jams, and
bpIts
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New FASH oNs.-The spring and summer cata-
logue OF fashlons issued by Butterick & Co., has
lust been received at the office OF the Singer
Manufacturing Company. 81 Canal atraat. These
fashions are invaluable, and everybody should
have a copy. OsllAt the office or send for one;
they win be sent free 10 any Address, on apph-
cation 10 the agent.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Cry Ho4Eh.-@J Clarke, John Duan, Chicago
4 Fagre, Miss; ars q 4 Th6uas and iarniy.
Mobile; o II Thompson, II VI smith, Ben.
Dyer, NJ Wilkins, 9 Carroll. aiiss; u A Heard
man, river; James Flsst, rointe Cpupee; Charles
ooetts, Y; W Il Cox, Vim Chambsrin gnd
wife, La, O Moore, Bed River y jacobs. La
Kennedy. zig; tTlhsysf sna ,, VIC, Snss,ge
Mr. Darnall and wife, III Burgatrts, Dar-
nall. La. j ines y Abbott. Miss.
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REMNANT DA7.-~The enterptising merchants,
Mssgre. III. L. EyrBs u 20, VIII offsr lsfge and
bsantifnl lot of remn4uts 1T half price on Friday
and on Saturday they will have speeiai sals ol
searfs handksrehisfs, psrasols, and hosiery, NJ
OF which they have d great variety and win ssia
| very cheap. Bee ibeir advertisement ia anothSI
edlfrnu
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New parssols In great variety Sra offered cheap
IL the special male of N. q. Byfne q COZ on 6afrl
urdpy, Oh 17th.
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rug COUNTS.
snnsrlnr srl.ntnal s,enrt.
pf.FAD Guilty.

PLEAD GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapons HnrFi4
son Green. Thomas Moore and John
TAis.a.
, 1877-10-19

hts full height, md "fntoning" ,smn III .
strung hass yn1sc n at,t,n us he was e!c,,uf H."
rr[ly tn su'nr s,:c who scntnfrl l., -m,,t ~
him OF his greatly changed nululrarcc frnn ,hs
.lays when he was Cardinal Il well knnvn'' ,,'
"AY tllyn was looking for the keys Of Pnr,..
disc, AMI sought them with tput hak ani nj
downward luok. Hut now that / hare fu'ndi nd
them lt,ok heavcnwael, nn'i hnre no more nrni
q snythng M on earth =. hn On that 'asnr nav
previous Pnpcs otl,rS open the prisons. hc ~. ~
fused IL do 40, saying that tlpsc we're ,sn..
than enough macfnctorR nj large and ran.o9
two brnlhcrr. caught In doing u little ltai,wo,
rnbbcry. as they rtturnc'f frum Rome, whcrs
tflcv had been 10 sec tho ceremony Of hin IL.
stnliatiot,, 10 10 forthwith hanged. In a vcrv
short timd he male It safe u walk tic strcc,s
Of Rome With = poekct full Of Eohi mt any l.our'
whereas the e,ty anl cnvirons hal been hpfort
IN the streets of tho city was q daily urnrrcnts!
lie male himself respected, II nut lived, ty tSs
Romans and tho Sacred College. mud m,,st II
ways bc regarded MS one Of the great TUncs.~
Adoiph1 1rotlo1k IN the Atlantic 4Hoaihly.
, 1877-10-19
Catching Sharks In Florida,


A correspondent sends US tic following nova,
md effective nlrthol of capturing sharks. ~.
prnct1ced successfully at Maypnrt, n wntcrnp.
place at tho lnontl, IL tho ~. Johns; III ,,r,s
cured tight half barrel, around which VA
instcd strang rupc, to which wns nttashsrt
three feet Vi Chain ami shark hook, baiicd
with fat intiilct. Securing n,y limo to IL
appnratue, l. nNrcd It. Just outside OF ths s
breakers, and returned In my boat to the s,,prr
SAarks arc numerous and hungry In this section.
anl dill not have to wait long iur u cuttourr'
1twoull l,aye done your hcart gnm', Chi Thu1nn.
son, to have Witnessed the extraordinary ram.
boas performed by that barrel. IL appeared IA
have been ltnbuc.l with life. and rolled toss.i
ana pitched III the most fantastic manner, Amonn
the blwlc-likc '1orsal lin Of the monster wouli
cleayc the surfnrc, while his muscular tafi
would laeh the water Into foam. | awaited ths
result with cutnno.tre, feeling nssttrctl thai ths
violent efforts Of my. can'ive would soon r.. n:
hnust hts powers. Finally his Btrcngth tnn,
cuiubcd ami drew him on to the allnre wt,h
scarcely any cxer.Ion. Tho specimen was a. ina
ono, ami weighed between 9t nntl 100 po,nj'
caught a smaller ont s!x feet long The satns
afternoon, and honkeu starpuu.' whirh
escaped by leapin9 clcar out of the watcs there.
by dctaehng the. hook. Ny method l.as stood
the icst OF experiment., and hereby give notlcs
that shall npp]y fnr n patcnt.n
, 1877-10-19
How Many Millions Of Dollars Stocks
Have Gone Up.--1norease In
Exports.
Tho Produce Markets Unsctt1ed---Hogs
Wcak...Provisions Very Ir-
regular.
Wheat Weak--Corn Stronger--
Oats and Rye Steady.
The Weather Unfavorabls 70 Activity
In Produce.


Tht record N the days dotnEs in financial circles
need bo only brief. There was no activity IN my
direction calling for special comment. In all de-
rartmenta busnets was dull. The CURRENCY mote
ment has become quite light, and tho applications
for loans nro no, sustained at high 1evel. The
conntry banks continue 10 send In paptr for &c.
discount. As there are no signs ret Of a return
current Of the currency that has been flowing 10
freely Into The INTERIOR the volume Of cgaltcndcrs
band hero and In New York ia constantly decrcAs+
ing. Collections nrs complained OF very mnch,
and litt1e relief can be looked for while tho
roads arc affected hy the prevailing soft
weather. The city supply Of negotiable paper Ut
good quality ID light, and the banks have largo
part OF thcir ioanab1s surplus On their handa.
Rates Of discount were 8Gs10 per cent At the bank
TO rcgulas customers; on the street. hrst.class
call losns ars negotiated At 8 per cent. and time
loans At Coz per cent. Now York exchange Was
inactive. and wss quoted between bnnks at pardb
e,o per 81, 900 discount Tho elearings were s:i.-
300, 900.
TIE ADVANCE IN STOCKS.
Tbs Indicator gives this tabular statement show
Ing advance in price OF actire stocks from tho
lowest rates thls year up 10 Oct. ID:
, 1877-10-19
IsREApSTCJFFA.

FLoUn-was Ia far j. a,a,,d Sy loc.l boycr. wh,le
shIpnera hsth an This ,nartct VA vrneT.,tv nro,"1
pps ss. a., ns.s,....a. .S "m ~ e.. w. ksy unoEu
Of aour not la.sc euoash to b pressing. suites
~. .nr+no viva. ~ 9. m, IN, ~ III r s
'1n ep11nk e.HsN PanI ~ $eMl W" ~ otn FIG Hopi
closed with tho following u The range OF prIccs:
s",..1s. y. :. rn.t,. h.anS. ~ .Jr,".. =. ~, s
I"e.sp ~ ~ ~'ats' @ ~ -. aSet'oot Eeoa
TO prime bran1Apf w!nfcIa, ssu10 Cot choice 10 ane
.,,c. aTt.i ~, rar ~ rss, Winnns",s 'nrinos
spFas, ga" ,o't ~ W ~. e4lautsotA spf.nk%
- n4a.7s etoles to fancy MlnnesotA 'pFngA 90 10
~ r., rrc =, ys".sso e'1@' ~S''$
1S;oos S' ": - T.; ,s.,.1
quoted Sales reported Vt " una Al SIG 20
@i;.a .;;ss,s r. taa on staex, =.
9upL9SSsNoAs NAs 4aAu6 VI ~ tphs IkuCI u 3lusoV
scBuEstN0s-ssly wa mado Of 10 tons st tt 90 pcr
ton o. trscx. ~
CORx*MEAt-sale was made OF 10 tons cosfss at
tlN,as per Ion on track.
, 1877-10-19
1A7H.
{tUA10Q


Total. 81, tNh71 ts3, s.Jl3
White our exports of thess manufactures have
thus actually, gold s41ur. decreased Al the raLs
Of ttf cent. our cxpoftA Of al domestic prudur.
tiuus excluding gold uni silver, have ncrea-ea At
The rste Of II per cent, or fIt,m SllG. 0 u0,f 10
St@U. wv. 6Ou tgo!d saiue}. MeAawhtle unr popu-
lat,un Las Increased ~ per cent.
These facts and comnsF!suns land TO dlsahuse tho
pnbllc mind OF tue error that ont exports Of manu-.
faetures have enormously Increased, and thas III
1hs past!cnar are beating all competitors Ia tha
markets Of the wutld. II odf axp0tts of luanufac-
tatrs lA1 kcpt even pace With shoas u olhet do
Ihertc i'ttAnctEuus, W4 should h1sc srnI them
abroad last ycar 10 the Ss!ua of I'll. i0u, O0u.
whereas, really. computed IN tbs round bass. tbs
actual Au,uunt was onlJ t:t, TO. u0u.
Sinte the panic our e1p0rt4uf manufactures have
Leen greatly Increased ~ the cxtIta,A depfcAston
of our uatksts. tanaAu. EefnX near hume, II
fasurlG Held for lhe operations Vt those who want
quick returns aud renly CASH md do not like 10
hrihx down pTicrs ut houIc. fatss y1antltes Of
itvn ami euttnB goods. for INSTANCE, thus sent
there " ae what i trrhncally termed ''slaupbtsr
s't From rimilar motives Expectations nss made
1J DtArr cuaAtrles.
Thu ero~lh ol American exports IL dus 10 The
gratifying Development u new bslnehes Vt manu-.
fsAtate and uads like the shipments Of frssh beef,
tanusi meals. refined sugar, sud many miptr
LlticIes.
GOLD AND ORE8NBACks,
Gold was lU:,Glu*b In vscenbaeka
6Fsent4rks were O7hEt07,s ccuta On The dollar
IN prih
, 1877-10-19

This following instruments wosc 6'ed for record
Thursday, Oh. Ia:
r1Ty rHnrxET1.
Oak y, 21o T. Of Larrabcc st. n I. t51ss+ IT,.
wet Adam. Il, SO II v oi Gsmpbci ", nf Is
M Il: aats ~ ". = !; &o,, I: Il .,s; lao
7t11lil T.. Iate,l nct: :7.."................. 40
Hickory II. n r. y Of Farrell IT " I, 31xt0l
sisff,nistd ", cor oi will fsyi"f Il, -
j 1.ts'rn T. cseelis y. Uin!ors 4,soo
l3 Ito Il. tia{.i Oct i'll. to1
To~naru IT. +s!4 4 a OF Oak 1t. G Z. 4N1 II Ut
1lSt(H H. lAtud Jan. 3. 1s7I,............. 1,UGj
Indiann 4, ~ 4 . Ut liush Ut. n T. 35xltD It..
nAltu t'ct 10 bUO
aoE1M " CITY LIMITS. WITHIN 4 EAttrs UF sEykN
NiLER 1F rtIK tur RT- Hurxk.
Adams VI nH,tt sat Fifty eighth u. ~, hns11u
iIalhrr TO crsfrr Ii. 7rn
wkYr DF CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 nADtTA tkfxx
M!Lks rF THE CuEHT.sfUItH.
Armtt&KD r0Qll. , v cur Ut frynlOur ~. II I, 47a
1!St It to ftDrntr It. d4tcd Oct. ~ (t,ta&xn,In
+. Jsc1bs tn John A. grill St0 80
Ar1n!tA9e roNd v ct Of Seymour av, u I. 478x
a!H Il t1 l11H1rr u. dated t!ct' II {Joln A..
TJffttl to Ghieaxu Wtat Dltt4l0n Hallway
Observation-Disclosures. 10, $50
, 1877-10-19

.,,s n".'s.>.4, mr. ~ 1.s ...as. s., ~. ~
:, ~; a. ~. o..' ~ ~, -. .a' ~. go. @ eA'
~ sa,,a,s,, .,,a,a ~ ~, ~ $1,000 W. ~.
III. ,,.r s n.,,'nm. ~ ' .o.,a ~
~h.,s 49, ~ Ss,a nh.,, ~. M ~ "a' Nv
n 49,. sn .a.,ar N, ~. a. ~ r.,.
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IT, .,,,In. that ~ .,.a. =. ~ a1se.on . e'ueu.
h,I .nd I'm, tnr th,, rs,.na ~ $1,000 ty
h.tr. as,,v~,,a from ,,,.,a. ~ . ss' st's
, 1877-10-19

news from thd EAtt hr1d out chruuraermrn AMI
htdcrs net disposed to part with their stock Mt
anything "on fn'n previous rntea The hsy's trn!.
ing waA done At ahnnt WctnraiaY's quntatiuns,
and MIXED ints ~ butchers stn1 selling at
1Soa1 Is, ft0ckcrs At e.nsla&o 70, Te1ans At 81 MA
$50; and common to cholro shpptpK htccTt ut
~. S1@tS.D. The offerings Of Co1uraho eattl~ wrrc
comparatively few and tbs nnly notable sale tn7
head. averaging Lies nA nj ts.4n ny r.. Thompson 4
to. scnlaWas tots embracing old cows and scrnwny
stcers, eAcl, and hulla sbJ Al - Go51 5 Tho nFcr'
rAIe quality roor. tho proportion of thin rough
droTe' being mosp than usuatly prominent The mar
ket closed quiet