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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

The Company have the following Assets
Henl EState. e17g61O %
gty BQnds. 110A10 10
5Ank, H3s1iroA4 an0 Otner stockBf 10D,p72 10
Notes secured by mortgage and pledge s0i 500 n
Fills Receivable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S0,1G0 10
Premium n course Of collectfon..... ssas %
i insnrnree foeka TENN
Stock Of Vaiette Dry Dock Company. 1900 %
Stock NarlneDry Dock and Ship Yard
Company .s..s.......,............ 1000 %
Mortgage bonds Turners Association 2,0O0 %
Mortgage Bonds ODD FellowS Hail.. 5000 90
Judgment on Mortgage Notes. ........ 1918 %
Cash on hand. .......~.....-............ 1855 a
e10e4.71A q
The above statement is Just, true and cor
rect transcript fr9m n fhe bo2ss q the Company.
q. W. MOTT. secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Orieang.
Syorn TO and subscribed before me. the I'd day
JAMES FAHEY Notary Public.
At q meeting Of the Board OF Directors held
on tho sd day Of June. 1876, IL was resolved To
pay TO the Stockholders, on demand FIVE pen
CENT interest on their stock.
DIRECTORS:
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-22

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, 1877-10-27

The New York Herald Of the
7th inst, speaking Of the subjects
to be treated at the various
churches in that city, says:
The watchword of Christian
gallantry will be given to-day
by Mr.. Moment, and a call be
made on a sleepy world to
awake. The king who fell into
bad company will be recovered
by Mr.. Taylor, and the plague
spots of this city be exposed by
Mr.. Martyr. Withered right
hands will be restored by Mr..
Davis. Sabbatarlanism and spon-
taneous generation will be illus
trated by Mr.. Mccarthy; Christ's
monumental hour, in which His
disciples banquet with Him, will
be described by DR.. Armitage;
the secrets of the confessional
will be revealed by Edith O'Gor-
man; lessons from the life work
of Rev. George Muller will be
drawn by Mr.. Johns, and the sin
ner apprehended of Christ Jesus
will be introduced by DR.. King,
while the scarcely saved soul
will have an opportunity with
Mr.. Muir to 60 on to perfection.
, 1877-10-27

RIGHTS. hs left in trust for the benefit Of
his daughters. and in relation to copy
rights, the trustees are authorized 70
arr .nge for continued publication OF bss
works, the sams to be paid over to his
daughters.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.- The journals
Washington special says: A Southern
Republican senator who has inquired OF
The president regarding his views on
the admission Of Spoford. WAS Informed
that Kellogg and not npoff 'rd should
be admitted, and that he considered
Kellogg legally elected. The president
has decided to appoint only democrats
to federal offices in states where Rev
publicans have no representation in
congress.
WASHINGTON, Oct. d. The follows
ing is the full text Of the timber land
bill introduced in the senate by Chat
fee, and now before the public lands
COMMITTEES:
Be it enacted, &C.. that all citizsns of
the United States aud other persons.
bona tide residents of the states Of Colo
RADIO or Nevada, or either Of the torri>
! tories of New Mexico. Arizona. U,nh,
, Wyoming. Dakota, Idaho. Washington
or Montana. shall be and are hereby
authorized and permitted to fell and
| remove for building. agricultural. Minis
| ing or other domestic purposes, any
timber or other trees growing or being
! on The public lands. said lands being
mineral and not snbj"ct to entry under
existing laws of the United States in
either of said states or territories. Ut
which such citizens or persons may be
at the time bona tide citizens. and that
section 2 461 of the revised statutes of
parts of acts prohibiting the telling or
removing Of timber or trees and grow :
ing or being ON public lauds Of the
United States or providing penalties
therefor, Sd far as they coufiict with
th:s act. are hereby repealed.
DR.. Bliss OF this city last night left
for Indianapolis in response to q re.
quest from Senator Morton and family
who desire his advice aud D tentiOn. al
though it is not said any immediate
danger to the senator is apprehended.
The Times special say q the president,
in conversation with Representative
Harmer from Philadelphia. to-day said
the civil service order had been much
misinterpreted, and intimated it mie ht
be modified. 1t was not designed to de-
prive Office holders of rights enjoyed III
comm On with other citizens, The sole
purpose was to reach that class of poll
ticians who had held Office for political
purposes only. and had brought dis
credit and dIssensions into the party.
and united in efforts to intimidate con-
ventions and force them into action in
the interests of individuals. Since the
Ohio election the president has heard
some plain talk from Foster and others
regarding the election.
, 1877-10-27
wild Horses in wyoming.

For several months past \
band Of wild horses have been
roaming over the plains in tho
vicinity of Pine Bluffs, forty
miles east of here, drinking
daily of the waters Of Lodge
Pole Creek, a fine large stream
near that place. The leader Of
the band is a large, elegantly
proportioned, Jet black stallion,
with sweeping raven tail and
name, fiery eye and majestic
mien.
Five days ago a party of cat
tie herders decided to give chase
to this wild monarch of the
boundless plain, and, mounting
fresh and fleet steeds, set out
upon his trail. They had ar
ranged for frequent changes of
animals, with the view of keep
ing him in that immediate vi
cinity and wearing him out by
giving him no rest.
The band of flyers was found,
and then the long and arduous
struggle between men used to
the ways of wild horses and cat
tie, skilled in every device for
"cutting out,' grounding up,"
etc, and an untamed rover of
the plains, full Of subtle equine
strategy, of wonderful speed, in
calculable nerve, "bottom," and
powers of endurance, COM
menced.
For five days and nights has
the chase continued. Several of
the herders' horses have been
killed by hard riding, but when
our informant left Pine Bluffs,
the noble stallion was prancing
around at the head of a band of
tame horses, seemingly as fresh
and vigorous as though he had
never known fatigue. On the
second day he was separated
from his wild companions and
has since been kept away from
them.
Mr.. Cole, the leader Of the
pursuers, Is confident that he
will yet capture the magnificent
steed, and proposes to follow
him to the end. Several wild
horses have been captured in
that vicinity during the past
year.-Cheyenne Leader.
, 1877-10-27
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 49, F. L. Baugh.
aged IL. a pupil of the school OF design
OF this city, was drswned while bathing
to>day near Point Lobos. Body not
recovered.
The body of Ferdinand G. Mason vas
found on the hills this morning with .
revolver lying beside it. and a bullet
wound in the left side of the head. De-
ceased was an expressman by occupa>
ton. His suicide Is attributed to drink.
A Spanish woman named Jesus COM
sles died to-day from knite wounds self
inflicted on Monday last. She lost her
children some months ago. since which
time she has been much depressed in
spirits, and several times threatened
suicide.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 19.-This af!er-
noon lady named Miller, wife Of ex>
councilman Miller of Oakisnd, was
about returning to her home from the
residence of A. G. Dietz in the On.
burbs. A man in the employ of Dietz,
known as doc" Starr, was told by
Mrs. Distz to drive Mrs. Miller homo.
According to her version of the affair.
while on the road near Lake Merritt.
Starr attempted to outrage her. In the
struggle she fell from the buggy. and
some persons in q boat on tho lake see-
ing the affair. Starr gave up the A.
tempt, and Mrs. Miller reached the
horse cars She went to the Office in
Oakland. where Frank Ogden. aged 19.
her son by former husband, was en-
ployed. and told him her story. He at
once got . shotgun and taking . haci
went to Dietz' place in search Of Starr,
Tho latter seeing his approach, eudeav-
ored to got away. whom Ogden dred,
lodging the contents Of ono barrel in
Starts side. inflicting q wound that viii
probably prove fatal. Ogden then went
to the police headquarters and gava
himself mp. It 10 reported that Htarl
attempted similar outrage on young
lady several years ago. but the girl e.
capped. Ogden in young man Of good
reputation. and has the sympathy oi
many good citizens Of oakland for hil
share in the transaction.
This afternoon Albert W. Rose.
young Dane employed in the pain
works of Whittier, Fuller & Co., Fro
mont. while ascending in the elevator
fell between the cage and side Of tn
shaft and was crushed to death.
UK1AH. Oct. 20.-Mrs. Belle Lynch
editress OF the Dispatch. was knocked
down and beaten on the sidewalk il
front of the telegraph Office at nool
to- day. by T. Fl. Caruthers. NJ. Stat
ford attempted to interfere and was toll
to keep away or he would be shot, Ca
rothers at the same time drawing an'
exhibiting his pistol. Tho marshal a
once arrested Carothers. who entered
plea of not guilty. jury trial was de
manded; trial Set for Monday. Intens
excitement prevails. 1t is thought tha
shooting will result before night.
, 1877-10-27
se,rssn COLUMBIA.

5. YIc1oRIA. Oct. 10. The steamer Geo.
s. Wright m.rderers have BET n dis
charged. The government was unable
to secure evidence to corroborate that
Of Coma. tie Indian who professed to
have been on board the steamer when
she blew up. and to have seen the caps
tain and i've others Murdered
The Richings. Bernard opera troupe
open to>right at Theater Royal.
, 1877-10-27

A correspondent of the New
York Herald, referring to the
recent heavy forgeries, says: Is
it not surprising, in view of
your recent interesting account
of "raised" drafts, and the many
cases which have preceded the
late ones, that bankers do not
adopt the Scotch plan of using
green Cor, rather colored) paper,
and writing across the face of
the draft with acid-which dis
charges the green color and
leaves the writing white-the
words "under $780," If the
amount is s1,45O, which seems
to have been the favorite figure
in the present case, and similar
ly for other sums? OF course
this is no protection against
"forgery," but it seems q COM
plete one against "raising."
, 1877-10-27

Philadelphia Telegraph: The
issue of conflict between the
President and the Conkling or
der Of politicians need not be in
doubt for an instant, if Mr..
Hayes will SO order himself as
to win the entire confidence of
the people, who are not profess
sional politicians, and who con-
sequently, want to see the busi-
ness of the government conduct
ed on business principles.
, 1877-10-27

A Scotch blacksmith beng
asked the meaning Of metaphy
sizes, explained it as follows:
"When the party that listens
dinna ken what the party who
speaks means, and the party
who speaks dinna ken what he
means-that is metaphysics"
, 1877-10-27

The Richings. Bernard opera troupe
open to>right At Theater Royal.
Whore 10 Columbus Buried?
Hitherto all the world has be-
lieved that the bones of Christie
pher Columbus quietly reposed
in a cathedral in Havana, but
a Dominican paper, In Patria,
published in St. Domingo City,
states that the tomb of Colum-.
bus was opened at that place re-
Gently, several of the bones be-
ing found in good condition, and
says:
At the time Of making the
treaty Of Basile:l, in 1895, with
France, for the cession Of the
Island, the Admiral Don Gabriel
de Aristizabal and other local
authorities agreed to send the
bones of Columbus to Havana,
and the transfer was made with
the greatest pomp in the said
year 1896. At the time, how
ever, there was a rumor that'the
Spaniafds had been cheated by
the substitution of other remains
for those of Columbus, the re-
port being that those delivered
were the remains of Don Diego,
son Of Columbus, second Vice
King and Admiral of the New
World. = This substitution was
alleged to have been perpetrated
by priest. In this manner the
remains OF Columbus were never
removed from the Cathedral of
St. Domingo City.
Prescott and other historians
are now cited by the Spaniards
in Cuba to prove that the Span
ish authorities IN 1895 could not
have been cheated in the matter
of the remains of Columbus.
Columbus left Cadiz May 9,
1902, with four caravels, with
$50 men, to search for a passage
through the sea now known as
the Gulf of Mexico to the East
Indies, but after much suffering,
returned home, reaching San Lu-
car Nov. Z, 1904. He lay sick
for some months at Seville, and
recovered only to have his
claims for redress rejected by the
King, Queen Isabella being now
dead. An old man, broken in
body, although in full possession
Of his mental faculties, having,
in his own words, no place to re-
pair to except an inn, and often
with nothing to pay for his sus-
tenance, the discoverer of the
New World died in the act of
repeating the words, "Lord, in
to Thy hands l commit my spir-
it." Seven years afterwards a
marble tomb was placed over
his remains, with an inscription
ordered by the King
A Castillo y a Leon
Nuevs Mundo dio Colon.
(To CASTLE and Leon a New
World gave COLONY
Death did not end his voy-
ages. His remains, first depos-
tied in the Convent Of St. Fran
els, were transferred in 1913 to
the Carthusian Monastery of Las
Cuevas; were taken in 1886 to
St. Domingo and deposited IN
the cathedral of that city; thence
were conveyed, as is generally
believed, to the cathedral of Ha-
vana.
| A Scotch blacksmith beng
, 1877-10-27

The Presbyterian Church in
the city of Mexico has during
the last year received more than
500 converts into its cOmmun-
ION. 90
, 1877-10-27

HoRRoRs OF WAR.-Tbe cour-
ier from Helena bearing dis
patches from Gibbon, reached
Fort Shaw the following day
AS the dust-covered .horseman
approached the quarters, a lady
sitting in front Of one of the cot
tages, with a young baby in her
arms, accosted him:
"Have you news from the
commando
ayes, madam, l bring dis
patches"
"Tell me the news, quick!"
"a battle was fought on the
8th. Capt. Logan and Lieut..
Bradley are among the killed"
The baby dropped from the
nervelcss arm and the young
mother fell back in a swoon.
It was Mrs. Bradley, the wife
OF the brave officer who was the
first to fall in the battle Of the
Big Hole.
The two feet guage railroad
between Billerica and Bedford
Massachusetts, is almost finish
ed. 1t will be eight and one.
half miles. long, and will cost
less than $4,000 per mile, OF
about one-cighth the cost of or.
dinary railroads. The passen.
ger cars for this road, now build
ing at IIaconia, N. H. will be q
decided novelty.
, 1877-10-27

"Judge," said rather a hand
some and cleanly man, as he en-
tered the First District Police
Court in Jersey City, ~ am weak
from hunger and worn out from
want of rest. l can find no
work. 1 have no money, no
home and no friends. l wish to
place myselfin the hands of the
Court to denounce myself to you
as vagrant and a tramp, and to
ask you as a favor and privi-
lege that l be sent to jail" The
wish was not denied, and the un-
fortunate man was committed
for thirty days.
, 1877-10-27

The examination of Vance, charged
with arson, in setting the 6re that de-
stroyed the town Of Vacaville on the
1lth inst. was commenced as VAcavills
this afternoon. Several Witnesses were
examined. but as yet nothing is testified
tending directly to convict the accused.
, 1877-10-27

The 81, 900 greenback notes OF
1869 are all right. There are
no counterfeits, as reported, and
lit will be safe to take them in
change.
, 1877-10-27

The Emperor of'China has is
sued an edict prohibiting opium
smoking at the end Of three
years.
, 1877-10-27

Coast SURVEY. - Capt. Jas. s.
Lawson's coast survey party. with
the schooner FauntIeroy, Capt.
Willoughby master. arrived in
Olympia harbor on Saturday night,
from down Sound, to go into quar-
ters for the winter. The party has
been engaged during the summer in
the Straits of Fuca, on both the
American and English sides, from
Neah Bay to Discovery Island, and
have not finished the work, but will
probably be occupied another sum-
mer in doing it. The work has
been very hard and tedious, made
more so by disagreeable and rainy
weather almost all the season. The
party have been taking. measure
ments and observations on land as
we'll as water, these extending in
some instances as far as four miles
up the heavily wooded mountain
sides, where mules had to be en-
ployed to convey their instruments,
tents, provisions and baggage. At
one place. a stretch 45 feet wide and
two miles long had to be cut through
the thick timber. to get observations
for their instruments; and at others
they had to climb up the steep and
almost perpendicular mountain sides
and carry everything on their backs.
Everything has been housed for the
winter, and the men we're paid off on
Thursday. The work of the Office
now begins, which will occupy the
attention of the chief and his aids
during the winter. We CLEAN from
the Trnas ascriilk
, 1877-05-31
pannrrffag 81. Mai 1877.
@tart NtbmDno.

poIisei @eri6t. 6olsenbe
5a0e tamen seltern in oieiem Geri@te
CUR Verbanblung:
Sbomas uno So6n 0'Gonner. ansc.
It,st Den Moies Yrpor ansesriHen unb
9idla9en 81 babeN, muroen untsrYiir9.
ihaft seitelt. nno Der Gal bis auf Grsi,
tag peridoben.
Sames 9idman, anostlasi Ole 5tro6e
nabe Dem Slid Msa.tt nit ieinem Wartt.
itnno pcriperrt 81 baben. wuros $3.50
seiiraft.
Moaie Sadion unb Sorosna Mapo,
farbig. ansetla9t unorbentIi6e' Sduiet
81 baIten, ipuroen bsfoblen inncrbalb Ell.
aer Wode fortSu5ieben.
8ietoria Tobion, farbis. ongeflagt
,uesen @eiebiibsrtretuns uno oen9Biuiam
2ru9 anseSriTsn su babsn. unbgSiaiam
0rns, angsf!a9t elm 9ubn bon 0ietoria
9obiun ssiiohlen gu baben. 9eioe
iuuroen entlaTen nod 3ablun9 Der So.
item.
9enrp Garter, farbis, onsctlast feline
Sran ongesriHen nno seldlascn 81 no.
ben, muroe entlaIen.
, 1877-05-31
&i6monb. So, ben 80. Wlai.
WnO tic Geoaftiou Der .Wirainio 6tnnts

&idmono. 3d.. ben 80. Mai.
Mno Gle Gsoattion Der ~Wirsinia @taats
@aSette."
Saben Sic Die Site folaenbe guf@
fldruns in Sbrem ,usltbsn 9latts su pu.
bliciren:
8ie oas @eiprd9 in Der Stabt sebt,,
lou i6 Dor IA Saeen nit elmer iunaen
Dame ourdseaansen iein. Sd eyflare
oies fir cine 2iiee. Die innse Dame
befnost iih ieit 3 8odsn in Cincinnati,
Ohio. go. So @eorg 5traBe in Oienlt.
Nnoere Mnselesenbeiten. Die Miemano
anoers ols mid unb mcine Trau anet-
ben, baben Md beiuoscn Don bier wts
gu 9cben. SD babe ME i'm 5inn &C.
babt. mcinc Tamilie 81 perIaitsn.
Sdtte i'd Go6ri6t BON bier er6nlten,
10 ipiiroc Nles onbers ltc9en. Dcnic-
nisen, oenen oas nidt seniist, bin i'd
bereit aaftldruns barber su sebcn.
Sobonn Metger.
No. 1900 8roab Strabe.
, 1877-05-31

tfrtIitftits. Yeriht. Ga
'.l'rsn 'pabrcue her lestcn @cde Is lre,s.
1aae b~terIcltff TAFT, nGmlit: @eiBe 9; 4or.
s'se 10; MSunli6 II; @eiblid Is.
Alter-1 Gag bis 80 2, 1 Monat bis 6 9
. Monat bic II, 2, I Sabr bic 80, 3 Sab,
biz l., Sabre bis 10 2, 1920 o, 20 S,
3o1.:3o $40 1, 40 $50 3, 50 $50
1,6O S.-W3 1910 1, 90-1W 4, lin
tefanut o.
StanS-eeSis 10, gssbeiratbet 8, @it-
I'VE, l, @itwen A, ltntefannt 0.
@sturtscrt..- Scr. @taaten 26 5ranr.
reid , Deutf1llnt 0Gnemarf
@~sbnuns-Stast 0, Nar1baa @arb 4,
JsHerle, @arb 5, Mabi1pn Warb 3, Nou
roe Warb 2, Clay @art 3, Sadlun Warb 2
@%rr'enbaus 2, Staat @sfdnsnie . 9plpial.
Ssldsil,ist-&csuIar Merste 81, Gorone,
1. Ssare Of SsaItb 8, %irresuldre Merste 1.
s. q. GabelI, 81. o.
Yraileent r8rarb Of 5ealtt.
, 1877-05-31
9as Yu d 3. Yntent,

9as gu d = Yntent. @ie
uns aug Walbinaten ssi9riebcn wiro,
bate @enator Mofctt einc Mpplifation
fir Gin Yatent ouf feline Yun6-M ai9i-
lie ein9ereidt. bod oa i9on cine dbnli.
DIE Nfalhine patentirt 1T. ,purbc lein
@ciub ab9ei9la9en. Sos Yatentre1t
fix bic patentirte Malbine, bat cine
@eieaidaft fir Den @toot Yirsinia
idlauer Weiie ansefauft. Die iomit oas
aleinise 3e9t bot, bic Gabrifotion uno
ben 0ertauf Der Moffstt.M oidiue anf-
aubalten. Denn I'M Die @erdnberun
gen, bic an Der Woff.tt.M sai6ine ansc-
braht lino. 5u 9%ebrauden. mus er1t bas
Mutterpatent aefauft weroen, wsl6es
Die bcia9te @eieuidaft mohl aug euten
@riinoen. nidt wieber au Serrn Wtof.
felt. ooer on ben Staat Nirsinia per,
faufen miro. 9aber t6nuen unlere
8irtbe unb Die 2iqa0r.@ erfdufer lid)
rubig idlafen lesen. benn Die Yun6crei
bat ausseipielt. Gin Mitslie5 Der @e.
ielldaft ioQ. wie bel allen @clesenbei-
ten. iih beionbers liberal bei ocm Mn~
faui bcs patentrs9ts teiuisisn bobsn.
, 1877-05-31
RiAmonb pOit office.
Drift N%rrangement.
9anuar 1877.

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aoge9eben perben.) 1
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.Mntunft 81. M. unb f.f5 q. M.-M"H
1@lnB 2 unb 7.35 n. M. -"
MorSli9e @cs.pSH. saaIi&. an,,rf,
10 w. VI. p0fl9ln62 anb us q. R..
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tinft M. q. unt 500 y. ". msa-
f@luB rs. TX. uni 1915 q, Or. ~
RiAmono& Danbiu. 9Henh.hr es..
sH. Mntunft 500 n. Vi. ~ Soa,1iss
@i9monn & eanbine Mw. ap.in.I *.
ilg. @ntnaft 2.30 unb 9 81. M. wv mrs
l@lnB V. ". nnb 1915 ". N. ~"r
Sarmbiae. eynatura unb gur,.,tu. n.t.
SshWenes; aaelt9, Srnntaas aueoemsrs
a q'fM; ~ nS"tuntt 500 y. ~. - ysRi@iH6
Gbefapeafe& Obio gienbohn. aS.r;.
@onntass enlightenment. Wnf'r;i 4 NSss Mg
- poltl9lub $50 9. R.
@Orhensptue, Charlottesville. @.o,r,..
Olnesa 3tptlden Charlottesville ano @t"nsZ
ION, g'raston. Qyndburs. uns tv.iisr NM
@etr'g sou: oStnsiSn = Mnlmnft S g. 81.
- polf9laB 10.45 81. M.
@eF goint uub stationen an s,r .
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@nfunft 600 y. M.- goGf9iue ;1 Y .. D.
Sat1es Riber 1ampter. DreimoI rsm,~.
1,a: Intnnft Montags, WIttwodbs No.
gSseiass. ". Or ofi@Iu6, Dienao.s
Sonaerlfass unb Soanabents, 6.WW. 81.
Canal gadet. Cr.i1nl ~yd.nnia.
an.anft, Mittwots Grsitaas unb Grnntao6
. =. M: - poffdlu6, Nsntaas. Mittnr%a
Mno treitags, 4 ". VI.
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Senerioit 3oNte. Drtimat% wvdeuNim.-
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