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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-13
FOB ACCOS.

have on hand full line OF Iobaccos,
rom the leading manu- 'aCtnrleS IN the
country. including LorDlard's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, j. Il Pace, Rich
mond, J. X. Pace, Dduvilie, b +. Grayely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, AIRY {. hol-
brook Navy.
can furnish all styles made by these
factories, al lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1871 Main Street.
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John Friede1,
,g,s ll3O Main Street.
SherIH'S sale.

In the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia:
Conrad w. Wickham, agent, &C.,
VS..
James Johnson,
Attachment in Assumpsit.
By virtue of an order of sale entered in
the above EMIT cd cause in the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, |
viii proceed to sell at the front door of the
curt House of Ohio county, W. Va, on
NOnday August q, I>77, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following real estate, to.wlt
Lots 1876, l37 and l3S in the addition OF
Daniel Zane and others TO the city OF
Wheeling, in OHIO county, in the seventh
ward of aid city, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the plainti1f' 5
claim, with interest and cost, and cost OF
sale.
Terms Cash, to be paid on day OF sale.
jy7i GEO. K. TlNGLE' >. o. I. -
The above sale has been adjourned un-
til SATURDAY morning, AUGU ST III, at
10 o'clock,
The above sale has been adjourned until
TUESDAY, SUPPLEMENTARY. at !Oo'clock
A. NJ.
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BROOIdS.

800 dozen fancy, riouS sizes, Just re-
ce.ved and for sale by NJ. nEILLl,
1909 and 1911 vain Street.
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AGRnAT OFPER. We We T ! {! !. /.

a Ue IN 1 VI l LIN, ing I II - g
Hard Times dispose OF 100 PIANOS aud
/ . gauS, nyw ana second hand OF hrSt-ClIsS
makers, including Wal. IS at lowe p.lcr>
for cash o inSial.mcH;SO or iO leg until pad
for than ever before offered. aterS'
Grand Square and Upright Pianos aud
Organs lirC!udIng their n ~ souvenir al.
BOuiUirl are the best made. = Octave
Pianos Sl5O, "a do $50, not used year.
49, stop organs So stops 81, Stops
S6S, stops 80, 10 stops So, l. Stops 500
cash, not used year, In perfect order ana
warranted. Local and travelling Agents
Wanted. illustrated Catalogue mailed. \
liberal discount 10 Teachers, Ministers,
Churches, etc. Sheet U>ic ~ hat price.
HORACE WATERS 4 SONS, Mauuiac-
tur'S and Dealers, ~ kaSt l4tn 81, Union
Square, y. Y. IylgD
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NoITCH

1 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
a selves indebted TO the late firm OF
Hrnnegen, Bates & Co. will ind il TO their
interest Ia call and settle without delay,
at No. lld Main street. iely
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CAROLINA RICE.

5I tIerces received dire { from Charles
ton, in store and tor sale by
VI. REILLY,
1893 ami 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-13
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvasSed Hams, Sugar
Cured CauvaSSed Shoulders, sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, sugar ured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard i'm ti-rces, bar
relS, halt barrels, kegs and pairs, All az
lowest market rates. NJ. kEIbL1,
IsU3aud 1871 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-13
NEw ADVERTISEMENT
Artists Mat rails

NINE WRITING PAPERS, SCRAP
Books, Transfer Ornaments, Tracing
Papers. Engravings, ChrOmos, Frames
Also. Music, Music Books, Folios, Blank
:, usic Paper, Musical Instrume nts OF all
kinds. Call and secure first-class goods.
HUTCHINS' MUSIC AND ARI SiOhE'
1871 Market stress. aSl5
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DON'T MIND THE STRIKE.
You Cen Get a HAT the
Cheaper from
r { E. .
Jygs 1922 Market Street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William A. Wilson, Executor OF the las
will and testament of William p. Will
son, deceased, late OF Ohio county, and
in his own right,
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FRESH TEAS.

SoO packages Gunpowder, Imperial
Youu. tyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
and .nIchons Teas, IN Store and ior sale
AZ lo, T.urrS. NJ. REILLY.
1909 ana 1871 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-13
LETTER FROM MARION COUNTY.

Reasons for tho Increased Vote IN
Several COuuties-Wb the Third
District People Iuraed Out 10 a
Man, &c, &c,
y E.tpunNT AUpust
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LOS

FANCY CARDS ALL Ne" - Las'
I'd with name I.r. pCSt-ra %. j. ... --
TED Nassau. y. y. lN"D
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FAIRMoNT, August IL.
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NJ. GrOsSman Watches

These fine time-kecperS are manuilc.
tured by MorritZ GrosSman, OF horulogi-
cal fame, at Dres len, SaxOny, in Ladies
and Gents sizes both
, 1877-06-27

Tho Chicago produce markcta wcro active ycstcr.
day, md stronger curly, but generally weak aftcs.
warls. 5fcsr pork c.oecd tame at 91J. 0113. 07}S
for july AMI s1:!. a0d313.2:2H for Ansust. Lard
ctsscd easier, at 81. O2!s for July and 60 90 fos
August. Meats were steady, at 4ac per n for
loose shoulders and t1.c for do abort ribs. Lake
frclshh wcro steady. at &c asked for corn 10 Hn!-
fA1n. IIfEhwines wero firm, At 81. 08 per gn1lon
Flour was quiet. Wheat closed lAc lower. at
81. I'll for July and 81. 2iA for Angust. Corn
closed stcnly. at 40Ac cash an1 4u1c for July.
Oats cioacd Atc lover, Mt 35,tc ca+h nnd 35tc for
July. Isyc WIS nominal, at G16lB.e. Bhrloy was
nominal, at Soc bid for now, scIlcr September.
Ho$s wcrr active. and averaged zoe higher, closing
eaAy, nt tS4. R0G:..0 Cattle wcre weak for cum.
mon md medium grades. na1cswera at g. GOO
7.2a. Sleep were dull. 1t s.. .7:NEt 75. Last Eat.
nrday evening there were in stoso In this city
677.250 bu wheat, =, NO, 00a bu corn. 20 s!a bsa
oats, 14Nt;lI hu ryc, and 11U, !W7 hu barley.
Total, !. 0A, G0D In. being tleoscaec Of 047 Tl7
during the wcck. Uno hundred dollars in gotJ
wuuid luy sl05. ii III grconbackH at tho close.
, 1877-06-27

Wo lopo We may 10 permitted To say,
without violating my OF the faacifnl A,nori-
eau uotions Of gallantry to latlies, that Miss
"GA11 IAAtITos's Ciyil-Scryico diatribes
arc running to drisel. As they increase in
number, they fsso stretch out In length,
and, having been diycsted Of soino of tho
spicy personalities which nlailo the earlier
lottcrs interesting (eycry follow enjoying
eyey good lit that was made At overy other
follow, they havo dcgenerated into TEDIOUS
and discreditabia attacks On nll tho efforts
that Layo bean ,natlo at zetorpiug the public
service. Alisx 0A1L HAMILTON ~ an npt
pupil in the blaine school Of politics, aud
dcypiaos oyery species OF " reform" She does
not 20 much as affect to disguise her con.
tempt for every nan who has joined with
President HAYES IN tho effort to reorgunizs
the United States service in such manner
as to get rid Of tho spoils system; mud 70
she impales hll tho members Of tie Cabinet.
and siistorts every patriotic action into al
unworthy and selfish proceeding. We ri.
gret also to uots TINT she is not above basing
her iuvcctiye on Irresponsible rumors OF
statements that have been publicly denied
and dispsovcl Tho most remarkable feat
ura about thesa letters IL their publication
iu the New York Tribune, which has fos
man, years professed tho hishcst devotion
~
, 1877-06-27
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~ 1877

transfor Of $o50.o01, ,0o1 OF silvcr to tho
United States would produce scarcity aud
increase the price OF si1vor all over the world.
Tho demand for gold outside Of this country
declining, Tho aow Of silver to this country
would nos DO iu operation six months before
tho demand for TINT 1ncsal abroad would be
renewed, and. In worry brief period, ailver
would have as great value a. money In alt
Tho rest Of the world ~ hero, md gold would
l'avo no greatar. The values OF tho two
1notala would assuma their relative prppor-
tions, md the silver panic produced by tho
ntta,npt at demonstration would DO at an
end.
Let those organa like the Nation, which In
Rist TINT only papers like themselves nre COM
rotont to spenk on money and its purposes,
utter ITO moro nonsense about dcprocinttng
tho value Of silver coin by increasing its coin-
ago; lot them no longer suppress tho fact
that all that In needed TO restore silver to It's
relative valao with gold Is to permit tho un-
limited coinage Of silver dollars Of The old
weight; and lot thom give up tho cllilaisl,
attempt to scare tho country by predictions
that If silver dollars bq restored to coinngs,
thero will 10 snch lelugo Of silvor doilars
covering tho whole country that IT. will bo
Invested by hundreds Of millions in every
possible form of productive industry.
, 1877-06-27

nthcra, but provides n scvoro ponalty for its
violation. Under Sec 6,aoo, Revised
shtutes, avory President ant1 Director of
National Eauk who makes my falso entry in
\ report OF statomens, or officially sanctions
IL, or who willfully misapplios my Of tho
moneys, funds, or credits of tho azaocta-
tom" shall be deemed guiity OF misio-
,neanor. md shall bo imprisoned not less
umn fire yoars nor moro than ten.' Now It
Is tma for somo convictions under this Inv
as warning 10 tho Directors and officers Of
hationnl Banks throughout tho country, at,d
os a protection 10 which tho Stockholders
aud depositors throughout tho country aro
ontit1od. Ono or two such convictions woultl
Insure strioter observance of tho torns Of
tho Inv and grcntor respect for tho rights Of
those whom 1t is intended to protect. Tic
management of this bank Ina bcou MI out
sage upon tho stockholders Az well as the de-
pository. It IN probable that tho cash a1sets
will not pay moro tl,an 10 por cont Of tho
liabilities, and that all tho assets,
whom hually converted, will not my
more than 30 per cent; but tho
stockholders aro liabla to m amount
double that Of tie par va1uo Of tho stool;
tl,oy hold, md wo l,avo no doubt tlicro aro
innocent stockholders throughout tho Stato
(the institution boing originally Tho State
bnnk) who will eventually not morely loso
their stock, but DO suel for ~ much moro to
meot TITO unlqui.lased liabilities to depos-
itors. Tint this state Of things has como about
through fagrant violations Of tile National
IL. T.. -. T.. A.. =
, 1877-06-27

Another Misunderstanding dinner givon
In London, this timo In honor Of Mr.. Will
1Ax LLozD GAna1sos, drew from tho bcncA-
'ciary datte7ing notice Of Gen. GnAsr's
Southern policy nt tho expense Of TINT pur-
sued by President HAYES. During tho Inst
Elk months Of his Administration prcsi-
dent GnAs7s views with reference to tho
withdrawal Of tho bayonot and gunboat
support, which nlono la1 kept, threo
Southern statea undor Republican control,
was exactly identical with tho policy
which President HAYES put in praolico. I. In
to bo presumed that MIR. GAnn1sox omitted
to montion this fnct and that ho alyo ncg-
looted TO admit TINT ono Of tho results Of tho
8onthorn policy Inns boon to afford tho negro
protection and immunity from outrage and
murder such NJ Federal bayonets and carpet
bag Governments combined Ind been power
less to secure.
, 1877-06-27
THE ST. LOUIS DANK FAILURE,

Tho lntcst statements that have etuanated
from tho ComptEollcr's examination Ut the
National Dank of tho State of Missouri would
Indicate that tho prcaeutAd1ninistratio ,uay
ind another opportunity for reform in the
1agrant violations Of tho National Bank act.
Tho national law Is "a thorough aud CON-
rrehensive as any law t!,at could we'll be de-
viBed which depends upon the honesty Of hu.
man kindt and from present indications
every important prohibition Of the law for
tho protection Of depositors seems to Layo
boon violated In tho cnao Of this ~ Of 1ua,ny
other tank failures. There Is a provision
that tho total liabilities Of any person, firm,
or corporation ,incusl'ng the liabilities of all
individual members of such firm Or
eorporation) for mouoy borrowed Of tho
bank shall not exceed 10 pc. cent Of
tho capital Of tie bank; yet 1t np.
pears that Ayo Of The 1lank Directors
lad borrowed over $l,0OO, 100 Of the bunk
funtla, aud each ono is indebted to tho bank
from twice to i've tl.nes rs much On tho law
fnl liability fixed by tue law. 'rhs law ro-
qulres that all dobts on which interest IL past
duo and unpaid for periol ut six months
RLell ba considered bad tlobts md deducted
from, tho assets; mad Jet tho bank WIZ car
rying I'LL individual Indebtedness 10 It OF over
$ai5, 900 flour or fvetimea ~ muuh rs could
lawfully DO loaned 10 my ono porson) since
1BG9, on which interest was not paid, but
tho debt aud interest tickots carried ~ cash
asoets. Tho law forhids that the stock Of
tho bauk shalt be accepted IS collateral se-
curity for loaus, yet such stock sooms
to layo been carried as collateral long
etter It had become worthless, and iu
ono case dobt Of $loo, ,oo0 has beon carried
TOR ten years {the makar Of tho noto being
decsased) With l, 900 Of thosa bank shares as
collateral. Tho law requires true statements,
provides remedy for impairment Of capitai,
and imposes ap oash upon every Director that
ha will not knowingly yiolate Or willfully
por.nit to be violated any proyialons
VI tho law. 1t hardly requires to be stated
that many provisions OF the Law havo been
knowingly violatcl an.1 willfully permitted
to ba violated in tho case Of tho National
Dank OF Missouri.
But tho law goes further still, and not
II ely e1aoh certain things mud prohibits
, 1877-06-27

From tho Mitchell (sfo.) correspondence OF
ule Cincinnati Enqairerlt looks rs though, unc1o
Dtua Jcans was about to bo called upon to pro-
tect Lawrcnec Euunty Of Ills dominion nguinst
u terrible wrath to come. A long fcud bctwecn
two men named 1loopr anil JONES resulted Il.
the death OF tho formur aud tho sontcnce Of The
hitter TO perpetual Incarceration. The friends
ol tho twain took up tho fight whcro they left
It, at'd Mitchell has been shalscn as by an earth
quake by tho tra1np1fng and IIartl breathing Of
tho foes. At length the whulo business cul-
Minated In tho establishment Of Vigilance
Committee, who espouscd tho cause Of 1ioopr's
friends, aud terrible cloud hangs over the
town. joNEs' Miles are getting out, hut those
who tcmain aro buried In their huincs, which
thoy hayo fortified, mud for which they propose
to lEht.
, 1877-06-27

1h0 experiences or Chicago nfg Doing COLI
tinuatly repeated at 81. John. Thore was o
striking similarity In tho origin, progress,
mud rcsnlts Of tho fro, and III tho Incidents
Of tho day or two succeeding, mud now that
remarkable spirit Of enterprise mud dotor-
animation which commenced tho work OF
restoration nlmost before tho nsl,cs Of Chi
cago were cool manifests itself in this litslo
provincial British town. 4 reaction has set
In. Tho first shock Of tho stunning blow is
over, and the poorlo are on their fcct agoin,
looking al,ont them to REQ how best thoy may
recover from their loss mud restore their
wasto placca Preparations have already
commenced for rebuilding, sites ara being
secured, builders nro flying about, advertise
n,ents appear for laborors, which aro nu-
sworcd by crowds pouring into st. John
looking for work. Largo ortlcrs have boon
sont out for lumber and bricks, md tho
merchants nro ordering now stocks of goods.
Meanwhile tho homeless hayo boon comfort
ably provided for, tho hungry have bean
fc1. md tho rnerchnnts nnd ahnntcarara nrc
, 1877-06-27

1t will be part Of Gcn. GnAsr's pleas.
ant duty, while tho guest OF Quccn V1crou.A
ut buckingham Palace. TO cnlighten her
Maiessy as 10 the exact meaning aud scope
Of the dispatch forwarded yesterday by tho
National Eucampmcnt OF tho 0sanll Army
of the Ropu1liu ut Providence, Il, !. When
England's sovereign understands that tho
greeting comes as it were almost direct from
tho lips Of u million veterans Of tue Army
Of tho Union, she will know that 1t is uo
ordinary oppression Of Thanks for tho
honor3 and attentions bestowed upon Gen.
f4nIEr 4
, 1877-06-27

a correspondent advises tho world, Ia an
Other column, tint lo IL In TINT peculiarly
unfortunate position 10 common to :. ono OF
tho ltcirs to largo cs.ato," a,ll calla upou
lnnd'l proprcton will, surplus capitnl to
lead lin s,Gsoy to establish his claim, prom.
hing satisfactory bonuu In tho oxout OF
succefs. His application will probably cx-
oite interest. Ms, by lis statement. ILLS cx.
pGctAtious invovo other rrol,crty than dog.
, 1877-06-27

At special election OF monbera to the
Legislature for Tho Charleston Dis.rict, hold
In TINT city yesterday, the Republicans pnt
no ticket in tho field, and tho Democrats Ind
d. walk-oycrv .alccting fourteen white and
thrco colornd mon.
, 1877-06-27

Ono Of the most remarkable challenges cyer
issued comes from six.{oot.aye-inch man
named FuAaK pnlacz, who utlers to bet tl.at
he can sxIm from 81. Louis to Nov Orleans In
90 lours' actual swimming time. sohe Vi tic
Mississippi boAts do not sAakv any better si1uo
thy,, ttfa
, 1877-06-27

Tho Nashville Merchants Exchange was
yesterday formally oponed for. business. 4
feature OF tho OCCASION was tho iirxt grain
tranAaction, icing tho purchase, alter spirit-
cd competition, of tho first receipt Of Ten
ucssco wheat for 1877.
, 1877-06-27

"Flrss Love IA Beat" Is tho suggestive title
of GAN 1fANiiToN's now novel. II this title Ia
significant Of the lad5'e own convictions, and II
sfc has a 'rst love, why in tho world doesn't
slo abandon these stupid New York 1'rituns
{JAT GouLp-jIM BLAINR} letters, and return to
, 1877-06-27

In tho college boat.raee yesterday at
Springfield (Aiass,), Harvard won easily over
Columbia, in comparatively unintcsosting
raco. From tho start, 1Iavartl's stock was
,na'lifcstly tho bctter, and within allort
timo after tho word, sho tool tho lead, win.
ming by three boat lengths and thirteen and
oac-llnlf seconds.
, 1877-06-27

London newspapers you'll 10 we'll to trnnsfcr
their war correspondents 10 Chicago. They
wonfl not believe In Russfa's invasion Of tho
Dobrudscha until utter TIE TRIBUNE published
tho details Of tue crossing.
, 1877-06-27

In tho light Of revelations lHade by Paw
cETT's suit against tho ihter- Ocean, President
HAYES might warn Government officials
against too intimate relations with bogua.
T,Ey
, 1877-06-27

II seems that the Rev E. X. CuANpLlR Wa
TOW hasty Ito other day in calling our Rockford
correspondent to task for inIsrcpEescutiug tic
temperance rcformer, Mrs. i. 81. /. HENRY.
Two Rockford fninistert-the Rrv. r. W, Ap-
ANS apd tho ReY. +. <. WoopprHr-Soms,, TO
, 1877-06-27

Careful pernsnl OF tho crop reports pub
llEhcd this morning will afToni All excellent
idea Of tho damage douo by Tho storm, OF
M0ntlnx
, 1877-06-27

It Is rather unfortunate that aELi0MAN did
not get BrN BUTLER to write letter to uitToy,
aud wash him Of tho inco OF tho Garth.
, 1877-06-27

Temperance people will be interested In tho
Investigations Of DR.. CHAnLEs GRAHAM into
tho subject Of beer, published In London. Sixty
millions OF bushels Of malt wcro consumed In
tho manufacture OF this beverage In England
during 1878, and lio docs not think there Is any
way to eccuro total abstinence whifu this tm-
lnctsc quantity Of cheap stinlulant is annually
presented for tho contemplation Of tho British
workman. lie ascrlbcs tho soeiublo meetings IN
saloons to tho absence Of facilities for dtaplays
Of good fellowship at, home, md suggests tho
establishment of cafes, to bo controlled by local
bodies, ut which conversation beer,'' contain
Ing small percentage Of alcohol, shall be sold.
Drinking cannot bc broken up, In his Judgment,
aud hc comnlcnds his suggestion to tectutalcrs.
, 1877-06-27

Grceubacks at tho New York Stock Ex.
change yesterday closed at 1'5A.
, 1877-06-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Adc1rh1 Theatre,

Ade1ph1 Theatre.
Monroe tsreet. corner Of ptatbbsn. "unetc Toms
Cabin Ms. George Kunkcls Mtsscs Amy stayfa.
Atty Chippendale Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-06-27

Exros1tfon Building.
Lake Shore. foot Of Ahams street. 6ummc7.N1Rht
Concert by tho Thomas Orchestra
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-20

Dejoie, Kernochan 3D. J In place Of Melon, Rob-
ertson ID in place OF Desiege, and Sartain (R.)
In place OF Burton. BY the resolution adopted by
the Legislature, Tuesday, these members ho
their seats until tie members against whom they
entered contests appear, when they will retire in
favor OF the latter subject to the right OF contest
The total members OF the House, therefore,
consist of 81 members. OF these G5 members are
so-called Returning Board membors--tbat IL,
members whose seats are nncontested by any
body. The House has, therefore, four more than
quorum OF Returning Board members, four
more than quorum OF members whose seats are
uncontested, and twenty three more than quo
rum OF members elected by tho people In
Louisiana.
These eighty-seven members represent the en-
tire State only four parishes out Of ffty-eight-
Vt. John, ST. james, st. Charles and Iberville-
being as yet uurepresented on the floor Of The
Tauialature
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-20
A DESPERATE MAN.

HE AxEp THE PUBLIC, REFUSED POLICEMAN AND
TOOK WATER.
Peter Albert, when under the influence of
liquor, is a terror to the neighborhood where he
resides.
Yesterday he had drank moro than usual, and
arming himself with an axe he took possession OF
Melpomene street, from Liberty to Howard, and
allowed no one to pass, much to the displeasure
Of pedestrians.
Peter had everything his own way and sue
ceedfd in keeping every one at bay with his pom
de GUS axe, save 8 solitary myrm don OF the law,
who approached the obstreperous individual and
told him In any other than mild manner to drop
that are. Peter seeing that the officer was not to
be fooled With, dropped his weapon, and with q
yell that would have done credit to
IA SIOUX CHIEF,
rushed to the Melpomene Canal and, with the ex-
clamation, II am tired OF life, 30 here goes, +"
leaped into it's filthy water,
The officer, game to the last, also jumped into
the canal and succeeded in bringing his man
safely to shore. de took him to the econd Pre-
G. net Station and locked him up, on four charges:
Drunk, disturbing the peace, assault with a
dangerous weapon, and attempting to commit
suicide
When Peter faces the stern countenance of
Judge KleinpeFer this morning, unless hs can
bring Ia the insanity dodge, his chances can't be
beat for q Penitsntiary term.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-20
Hreyitter.

The Young Mems Excelsior Social Club give
their first annual picnic nj the Art Hall. Fair
Grounds, on sunday, goth inst.
J.. This afternoon. at the grounds Of the Crescent
City Riie Cluh, there will be test Of our sports-
mems skill. From what WIS learn on the outside.
the attendance OF ladies will be very large.
:. Gov. Nichols has purchased q residence In the
Eleventh. Ward Of this city, where hs will establish
himse permanently. The selection Is an appro-
plate one, IN one respect at least The Seventh
Ward delegation In the Bstou Rouge Convention
were strong supporters oil the Governor for tho
nomination.
The Recorders bill, pissed by The Senate on
Wedaesday night, was coneurred in In the House
yesterday, and awaits the Governors signature 10
become law.
she's in weeds. / hope you are we'll, Mr.. Pot
ter :" she said, . Potter was coming thro' the
rye. "5am Weller"
'sWhat do tou mean, Mr.. r. p
Beware Of the wldders i"
They provoked her to say: II will marry whom
l seo fit. Yes" replied her sister, who has
been married some tine, and whom you do get
married your see fts."