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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
The Joubert and D'Aauin Concert.

The complimentary benefit OF Messrs. Joubert
and DAquin will be under the patronage of his
Excellency Gov. Nichols, and the entertainment
has been fixed for Saturday, September 8, at the
Opera House. The programme will COM
prise four comedies to be played by the
"Club Dramatique Louisianais," and an
interlude, during which Mr.. D'Aquin's
'Ouverture symphonique" and ''Grande SYM
phonie" will be performed by select orchestra.
Mr.. D'Aauin will, besides, play La Perle du
souvenir de Haydn" of a. Leonard, for the
violin.
We will have more to say at another time about
this performance. Meapwhile we hope that the
friends of our young native artists will purchase
their tickets in order to secure the best seats.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
NEARLY SETTLE o.

rs the Csacasieu Log Rolling rNhaem-The
very Latest ~sOrder'' II irllaissea.
The United States Marshal, q well as Special
Agent Garter, hsve received snfuwaation from
Judgr Billings that the latest orsies referred ia
in the kilograms OF Friday, means that the Gal.
casteu log men, inter ssnorx or owners,
car bond their logs upon no inventory and ap-
prRisement made by Thea msrshal or deputies.
which with the 35 per cen added would make the
required bora about "a ~ for each log. In
SETTLING THE QUESTION
Judge BilliEgs seems m have entirely ignored the
labors of Commission " Chamberlain and the two
appraisers sent to Chicasieu by himself, taking
the State law Of 1877 9 az his guide in the msste1
OF bonding. Under that law the United Etates
District Attorney viii have twenty days after the
bonds ere fled with the marshal to object to
them. and, in case such objections are made,
JUDGE BILLINGS WILL COME HERE
himself and hear them and pass upon them.
Asthe matter stands now the log men can bond
their property a. seon as they choose.
Atelegram from Lake Charles too United States
official here, from one Of the deputies at AXE
Charles, received last night which states that
the total numb of logs seized and inv7ntored
since the seizures began IL
OVER HzNErr-Two THOUSAND.
which estimated ct sc per log, fair average,
| wcald make the neat sum OF 1861, 006 worth OF
property now ia che hands Of United States Mar
| stal Wharton.
The amount being large, IL is more than likely
that Mr.. Wharton will insist that Judge Billings
ahsll pass upon all OF the bonds himself, and he IL
respected early next month.
AZ the case stands now, IL will be . matter oil
tconsiderable interest to know just where Com
4 missioner Chamberlain and his two appraisers
4 will come In on their bill OF expenses, az their
1 services have amounted to nothing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. e. N. Jenkins, Solicitor Of Patents, No. q
Commercial Place, officially reports to the DEMO-
Graf the following complete list Of patents
granted Southern inventors for the week ending
July "a, 1877:
Texas. 81. Davis and W. White, Winnsbo-
rough, valve-gear for steam engines A. s. East
ham, Navasots, gin-saw fling machine; E. B,
McCarty, Plantersville, car coupling. Alabama-
A. T. and A: D. McComb, Oxford, farm-gate.
Mississlppi..T. l.: Jones, Natchez. re. issue,
valve-gear for combined high-pressure and con,
densing engines.
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Short Items.

Officer Newhouse shot and lied a vicious dog
at the corner Of Drysdes and St. Denis streets,
the animal having bitten boy named James
Shaunnesy.
Isaac Smith stole loaf Of bread from Charles
Derveloy, and for the offense was locked up in
the Third Station.
Sarah Bunch, for the larceny Of some clothing,
was arrested at the jackson Railroad depot and
locked up in the Sec nd Preclnt Station.
For the larceny Of clothing valued at IS Amanda
Moses was lodged in the Suburban Station.
Sixteen dogs were poisoned Friday night by
the peelers.
The house of Anna Hawkins, on Magnolia
street, corner of Cypress was yesterday DAM
aged by fire to the extent OF $40.
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At meeting held Wednesday evening, the
18th inst, the Golden Bells Social Club Of the
Fourth District was organized with the following
officers: j. Holman. President; W. J. Clifford,
Vice President; B. P. Sullivan, Recording Score
/tary; John Lawless, Financial Secretary ; John
MeGinn, Sergeant alarms.
John A. Grow, lawyer lately located in WASH
iDgton, and once located here, and who, by the
way, has attained considerable notoriety in snake
fence cotton cases, has been arrested in Wash-
drsfts, something like forgery. He is endeayor-
ing to compromise the matter, it is said, by fork
ing over, but somehow the government don't
seem to take much stock in that kind Of talk.
The Franklin Base Ball Club disbanded ut q
regular meeting held OF the 18th inst, and q
new club was organized under the name Of the
Fashion Base Ball Club. Officers: T.. b. Law
renee, president; M. J. Fizmonis, vice presi-
dent; James Weir, treasurer; 81. J. Gainsr,
secretary; Al. Shaw, captain. The standing.
pitcher; M. j. Fitzmonis, catcher; Fl. J. Gaines,
first base James Weir, second base; A. j. Shaw,
third base !; 0. Stone. short stop; J. MCCARTHY.
left field; Jos; B ssigel. right field Fritz Mil
Ter, centre field. The Fashions will play the
Mamie Base Ball Club on Sunday, the 26;h inst,
on Delachaise green.
The Hope Base Ball Club will cross bats with
the Modoc Base Bail Club at the Montague street
green to-day.
The Palmyra Base Ball Clnb held meeting on
Thursday nigh. last and elected the following
officers Ell. Dublin, president; Tom Coughlin,
vice president; J. Heffron,:: secretary and water
boy; s. Murray, treasurer; J. Dunn, captain.
They will play game to-day with the Rose Bud
Club for $40, on the Bank street green, Ut $3.50
O'Clock.
At a meeting OF the Ruby Social Club Of Ar
giers, held August 18th. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: 7. Odenwail,
president; j.. A. Rod, vice president, O. Klink,
treasurer; George Lecourt, secretary; T. Cum
mings, assistant secretary.
Shooting Master Piffaut has had prepared
very neat badge. which will be presented to the
member OF any military organic alton who makes
the best score at the Crescent Rife Park to-day.
Several teams will be on hand snd it ia expected
that the competition will be lively.
Morgan Fire Company No. had dinner at
the lake yesterday on the occasion OF their fourth
anniversary, and they complimented the DEM
oCRAT with a Herenade,
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The knights Templar Excursion.

The Knights Templar Excursion.
The Knights Templar Of Louisiana have been
called together by their Grand Commander for
Tuesday evening next, for the purpose of COM
pleting the arrangements for the coming excur-
sion to Cleveland, Ohio. The Grand Commandery
OF this State intend visiting Cleveland with an
escort and from all that be cleaned the affair
will be most enjoyable. Already accommoda-
tions for over 5000 Knights have been secured,
and it is expected the city of Cleveland will be
crowded to is fullest capacity.
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Fire.

At quarter to II O'Clock last night fire..
caused by the explosion Of coal oil lamp, broke
out In the two-story frame house No. 362 st.
Charles street.
This property was owned by Mr.. Reverol and
occupied by T. FL. Crombar az dwelling.
The furniture WAS damaged to the extent OF
$500, and the dwelling to the extent of SAG.
Whether the property was insured or not could
not be ascer tanned,
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ATTENTION TRADEssES AND, AMATEURS OF
COOP WINES AND LIoUoRs,-Mr Laurent La
cassagne is anxious and awaiting for the ar
rival of the ship Alohonse Marie No. from
Bordeaux. He expects from that ship the best
vintages Of Leopold M. Andre ST. Laurent,
Graves, Freyesan Freres, Listrae st Esteohe
as also cognacs from the hous Q of Gabriel God
rad Co.,. with cordials Of every description
and of the best quality,
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Down at the Lake.

On the coming Saturday, West End, the ter
minus Of the Canal Street and Lake railroad,
will present gay scene, the occasion being the
grand entertainment Of the Crescent Greys of
"Louisiana's Own" A rich and varied pro-
grsmme Of sports and amusements is offered,
which will be sure to please. There will be
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
URGENT APPEAL FOX AID TO smPHOsH
THE MOUTH OF RED RIVER.

The Cost Of the City Government """ '''0
Conflict Of Authority.
Another effort has been made to show tnat .ne
salaries paid by the present city administration
ara in excess OF those paid under the former eys-
tenn. which IL again go inaccurate that we nave
taken nm the record once more.
The effort lies in the comparative statem ent
ahat for salaries the following sums have been
paid .,oo, oo m
Salaries for the yesv 1859 ...........sl6sl Ivy w
Salaries for the year 1865. ......... 10! e6o u
Salaries for the year 1877. .....,.... lo4,4li w
which would be evidently against the adminis-
.ration OF 1877 IL IL were true. IL will be remem-
bered that previous publication on the same
subject had set the figures for 1877 ct
s15e.417. but WAS modified to s184,4l7
NJ our suggestion that the addition
Of the items was incorrect by the trifling sum OF
s72.ooo. We continue TO find grave errors In
every attempt to estab ish the fact that more
money 10 paid now for salaries than In 1859 or
1865. The contrary 10 the truth.
We said on Friday that the printed records
showed that in 1859 $685. 600 had been paid for
salaries, besides numerous small sums, instead OF
sl8s,i20, a. some people assert.
To the assertion that the sum of sl57, 1865 "a
only was paid for salaries in 1855, We oppose to-
day the figures Of the record, a. follows:
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The Funding Board.

The State Board Of Liquidation met yesterday.
Present: Gov. Nichols, Auditor Jumel. Secretary
of State Strong, Treasurer Dubuclet, and Mr..
Black, Of the Cotton Exchange.
The minutes were read, and on motion Of Mr..
Black the Auditor was authorized and instructed
to draw his requisition upon the Fiscal Agent for
$685. 600 in new consols to exchange for old bonds
funded at the recent meetings. Adjourned.
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military target practice at 200 yards, open TO
military companies, for which there will be offered
evening there will be q performance in Kits
Pavilion. with songs and a camp scene. The
aoiree will commence at p. m, TO which only
those ladies who have invitations will be ade
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The attention OF our taxpayers is called to the
notice published in another column BY Messrs
John Klein &Co. Those who have taxes to pay
ought to avail themselves of the facilities Of
fered by these gentlemen ii thew seek their own
advantage. They will serve their clientele with
taithfulnesS and energy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19
King Lester Arrested

King Lester, who kicked the woman Mary
Hammond, on the I'd OF July, which resulted In
the death Of her child, was arrested ut o'clock
Saturday morning by Sergeant Ryan and
Special Tracy.
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Run Over.

At o'clock yesterday float. driven by one
Jake Lemons, ran over and slightly wounded
little boy named Thos. Hickey. at the corner of
st. Charles and Gravier sire cts. The driver was
arrested and locked up 10 the Central Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19

A silver water set. silver cup. and specie
prizes. will be contended Tor at the Crescent
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There will be "tanting on the old camp
ground" in. the sGreys at the lake, on the 2sth |
instant.
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KELLOGG AND HIS crow

are not trying to work Burke in as reward for
''msny favors' showa while clerk OF the Superior
District Court under Hawkins and Lynch.
stretcher is after the assistant appraisership for
one Of his pets. and while protesting the greatest
friendship for an Sin" who has rendered him
service, he is back-oapping," SO to speak, his
friend and urging his pet for the position with
the Washington authorities and this it is claimed
is the way he is serving alphabetical Parker, the
present P. NJ.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FUET.
Posr OyrTcR DEPARTMENT, !
! CLERK Ann SiIrEnIAn,r- y

Posr OyFTcE DEPARTMENT
OFFtCE DttHuRstNd CLERK AND SuPRRfsDr ,
WAsnis0ror, u. c., Aug. ~, 1877.
until IL o'clock noon. on "WEDNESDAY, septem-
bcr 26, 1877, for furnishing Fuel for tho Post
ONCE Department, as follows;
For the delivery and storage OF six hundred and
my t6JO tons 22tD pounds 10 the toni Of the bet
quality q Lee White Ash Furnace Coal or coal q
an equally good quality the quality thereof uf
other than the Lee White Ash Furnace Coall 10
be determined by an inspector chosen for INT
purpose by the Postmaster General to be thoroughly
screened and free from slate, and 10 be delivered
within thirty l3oJ days from the date OF the con.
building before the contracting party win be paid
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
each bid, and the contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the Coal
delivered to him from the vessel or cars Ia the kind
required by the Department
Also, for the delivery and storage Of ten 00)
cords Of best Baker Pine Wood, ~ be delivered
and corded at the Department building. ns maybe
required, within thirty tao) days from the date OF
contract
The whole to be weighed or measured by the In.
spectOr appointed under the provisions OF section
Jfll, Revised Statutes OF the United States.
The bids vii be opened in the office Of the su
pcrintendcnt In the presence OF such bidders A.
may choose to attend On Wednesday, the 18th day
Of September, 1877, al IL o'clock noon, and the
awards will bo made oil or before Monday, October
/, 1877.
The Department reserves the right to rolect all OF
any part Of the bids received " deemed for the In
terest OF the Department 30 To do.
satisfactory bond will be required In each case
to he executed aud filed within tiOl days sfler the
award Is made for the faithful Peri3rWps9fs q thu
Dlsburslng Clerk and Superintendent Post once
Department. au2l-Tutw
National Republican., 1877-09-19
SALES TODAY.
EITCH, FOX & CO., Real Estate Brokers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTREET, BEiNG TiiE LATE RESIDENCE OF
uEN, q. d. HOWARD.
ny virtue OF deed or trust TO Joseph smith and
Nob~rt Fox ~ trustees dated February l. is1s, aud
duly recorded IN Liber No. a., folio ~ one Of the
Land records OF Washington county, d. e., aud, ft-
ther, by virtue Of n decree passed by the supreme
Court Of Z District Of Columbia holding m equity
court In l.e cnsc OF Martha ]. tnat0u vS, Mary ".
sobooornn ct al in equity No. $40 entpnweriny me
TO act ns trustee nnd In compliance with the written
nt public auction, In front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, May =, isT7, at o'clock y. m the
following described real estate situate In the county
Of washinRton, DISTRICT Of Columbia, TO witt Lot
division Of the farm NJ John 4. smith, made by the
Howard University, and ncd In tho pt1ice Ofthc sur
veyor fthe District OF Columbia, ooutnnng one acre
OF ground, more or less, together with the Improve
snrd brick residence and brick stable, with other out
buildings
TERMS ono third Of the purchesemonev, together
with expenses OF sale In Ct,s balance In and two
years nt eight prr cent interest payable scmi.nnnu
ally secured by deed Of trust on tie property sold
deposit Of $50 requir Mt timcof sale. Al convey.
hncK at cost OF purchaser. II terms ofsale are not
complied with within ton days from time OF sale, the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property ut the
EDWIN G. CUTTER Trustee.
II. II. WARMER, Auctionccr.
~THE PURCHASER At THE ABOVE SALE
and cost the above described property at pub aic-
ton, In front OF he premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
iph day Of September, 1877, at o'clock y. m, and on
the same terms az above stated. excepting M To de
pos' at time OF sale, which VII be 500 -.,,.,
seiodSds IL II, WARNER. Auctonrcr.
National Republican., 1877-09-19
CHE Is COMING.

SIZE Is VVHrNU'
My Mothcr;ln-TAw. You can have her dressed In
paper for 20 cents, or In cloth for g.
Life OF John Adams, vol NII.G
History OF the College Of New Jersey from Its origin,
t7S, 10 the comnienc-men OF isSi, by John Mac
lean, tenth president, yols., 8vO., ".
Leeds History OF the United States, Sl.TS.
4 new star Alias by hichsrd Proctor. N.O
Conflict between Labor and Capital, Bplles no
The Question Of Labor and Capital, John Jervis, d rs
N.0.
What n Art. g q. ". BENJAMIN, TIC,
The Jrkrs;, s,, study In panpeIi,m, pnGd.is, HA
That Lass u Iowries, paper edition, SOC.
That Husband Of Mine, bOr,
Four frrcpreSsibies, 20.
samuel Brohl 4 Co, Cherbuliez, 00c.
GerTsris Marriage, Theuriet, iOc.
Love Ventures, 5c. Other Peoples ChiIdren. o ~
guel to Heien's Babies 6Dc. SENT by mall op receipt
OF price. SOLOMONS a CHAPMAN.
austu sii PennsylvaJiis avehue
National Republican., 1877-09-19
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York.
CITY OF BERLIN.
CITY OF CHESTER

CITY OF RICHMONp
Passengers will And th,se steamers tnsteflly lifted
mp aud the staerooms large and perfectly ventilated
situated where there Is least noise and notion greatly
leseningthe liability 10 seasckuess. smokingrooms
ladies' boudoirs piAnoiorter and libraries BATH
soaIGery course during the ne season.
aaSarp I % sSa ss iGS" sSid privileges
- JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
lyi9im Is broadway. New York.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
These fr. elias. steamship. % sal. regularly at, p m.
nom Pier No, ~ p N9!th River
Sage apply TO WIN. r. CLYDE CO.,
McKELLER, LgLINa a CO.,
Agents In Havana jyi6
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
" NEW YORK TO BRISTOL,. Qtnx. l-DIRBt'E.
Newport, % Gioncsser and al ports % in Brsao cham
khRkGON, symonds-
CORNWALL stamper
tnbin Passage, ~ currency Excursion sl2f Inter.
mediate ~, currency steeTase t0 currency Pre-
uaa s'eernfe Seitlhcal.A W Drnls Tor Il and up
" W. d. M6RaAS, Agent
.yl0 No. 70 South street New York.
HAMRuRG. AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
IL line E0h PLYMOUTH. CHERBouRd AND
fppMiiMEnANIA, i,pi / inaE sfpgEESE,IHAa
Hates o. passage to piymonis London. chereours,
Males Frsi Cabin. gold. slOG Second Cabin gold 80
@ 4 RIcHARDs a DoAs.
dessrs, q i,rdssssys s.sssHses Sss AscYpss Ys,S
RNHARDT 4 CO., General Agents 'e" '''.'
~ Broad street, New York. iyN
National Republican., 1877-09-19
nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoncers,
- Ninth aud u streets northwest
TRuSTERsS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CORNER Of NINErEESTH AND
BOtNDARS NORTHWEST e STREET SOUTH
ir EASri BsTMEES EIGHTH AND AND NiNrH

TnusTERs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bR6122SEftMS EtM SMThR y EtSEThthSTm TRt s NIP
srnEErs. AND On FIfTll STREET SOUTH
EAST, BETWEEN u AND c STREETS.
ny ylrns deed. Q, ,Ta. to ns dated A. hs sd ssi
and duly recorded IL ilber $50 folio s. and 18th day
i5o ofIhe land record, OF The District OF Columbia and
M the request OF the party secured thereby, sci
~ public nnc,ion In mont OF the premises, on FRI
tho following described real pslie situated IN the city
o. Washington, u. G., 10 wits Lot numbered hheen
5 IN Corrans recorded subdivision Of original lots
eight hundred and Iorly.three (si1,J Improved by
two story and basement brick house containing seven
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September. 1877, ut
5ociock D. M, VIII sell pari OF lot numbered two
III In square numbered nine hundred and twenty
rss e ssnnhins e, s & -Se "a az gSa, on
the southeast corner OF said square, thence running
west twenty CD feet thence north hundred (Uo)
isence @ south .Ssnyavs q, @s, III tsonss nee east sia
feet ten no. tnches thence south seventy Ave t70
feet 10 the place OF beginning improved BY two
story frame loiss containing seven rooms, with mod
Immedh,ieiy thereafter we will sell lot numbered
twcnyeishi tsl In John W; STAIRS recor.ied subdi-
three, a. four "a, Ave, (5l. sS (5l, sov,n C and
nine (al, In square numbered hundred and thirty
one, ti3i, Improved by n twostory frame house,
Terms ot sale One fOurth cash, balance payable ln
SIX Twelve, eighteen and twenty:four ponlhs VIII,
ns - % at eight Pr & cent p FER , na an s,S sS SsS ssa
terms OF sale are not complied with In nve days the
trustees reserve the right TO rese ut the risk and cost
sn aaag @ & nSs nSe 9s Al aSs %e
OF sale. COnveyanclng At purchasers cost
SS6T J2sETT r. Ix6S IExi65SSoN' Trustees
National Republican., 1877-09-19
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sei1NfWF&ds
u II. WARNER, Auctionccr,
DE- street, opposite Masonic Temple.

u II. WARNER, Auctionccr,
De fstreet. opposite Masonic Temple
TRusTEE;s sALEoE TIE ELEGANT BROWN. W;
hATEfX 9octtfiEpRB BY BY soLfcifoh dESERAL
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the c0th day OF
Deccmber A. D. 1870 and recorded IN Liber &C. folio
p OF the land records Of Washington county, ID. G.,
The debt secured thereby, viii sr pnblls auction
the highest bidder, on the prenlss- on FRIDAY, the
"a day OF septcmber az J o'clock In the afternoon, ,
"A Of lot Numbered N Uhirty-esht) and part OF lot
numbered 10, Ohirtynn In Chdon aud Magruders
Tone hundred and sixty seven In he city of washing
ton snd District Of Columbia made In the cause OF Nc
Blair et al vs. Gadsby OF al, No, ii5. Equity Docket
the part oflot being Intended To be conveyed being the
inches on Jackson Place, and binding on the youth
inches more or less, to alley thirty leet wide saw
ing and accepting thsreom the vacant ground In lot
oi which was released rom .sid deed o. tTass on OF
about the 2th day OF March, A. d. s6-the part TO be
sold containing the dwelling. house 2 feet irches
The terms OF sale are: one fourth In cash. or all
must be paid AZ he lime Of sale, and IL. residue in
deferred payments In i've years at the option OF the
purchaser for which the purchaser must give notes,
osntum per annam from The day ~ sale until paid,
TO be paid semi-annualy, and 70 secure which the
purchaser must execute deed Of trust the prem
nant OF Insurance and pay all costs or conyeysnc.
Should the terms not be complied with within five
to resell the property on the terms, five days
public notice at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
In default. . -
selMThSds ]. T CoLDwEI.IL salesman