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The New York herald., 1877-10-30


Forty years ago Adam Hay came from Scotland TO
this country ana settled IN Newark, y. H. where he
achieved comfortable LIVING and spotlcgs reputa.
tion IN public and private. He was a machinist BY
trade aud carried Oh business with his brother. In
politics ho Was republican, but so highly esteemed
personally that when ho year ago lor member OF
the Bosrd OF Chosen Freeno the democrats
Tor him solidly, making no opposing ticket AZ tho
last charter election lie thrust aside by tho repub
hcans TO conciiiate some other Interest The iIgrat-
tude prcyed ON the old mans mind He took SICK aud
died on sunday, IN the sixticth OF his age uo
was prominent member OF the Masonic Order.
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BANQUET AND RECEPTION.
Marshal MacMahOn and His Minis
terS Present.
FRENCH SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS.
Final Results Not Stated--9OS the Minority
Claimed.
lex CABLE 10 TIE HERALD.

lex CABLE TO TIE HERALD
PARIS, Oct 80, 1877.
In the course Of an interview on Friday last
General Grant managed to befog reporter Of the
Figaro so completely that the result OF the
saton, as printed, is remarkable only for It's STU
pidty. The reporter asked the General how he
liked Marshal MacMahon General Grant replied,
ave were not made to understand each othcr.n
''iIow is that General" :" asked the journalist.
''Smple enough" replied Grant; ~ do not under
stand word OF French and the Marshal does not
understand a word OF English He bowed and I
bowed; he extended his hand to me and extended
mine to him Then the reception was over"
NO OPINION ON FRENCH POLITICS.
REpoRTER-General, what is your opinion OF the
political situation III Frances
General GRANT, am not n Frenchman. am
an American, and as the Atlantic divides us have
not studied the question cannot, therefore, ex-
press opinion on the subject
FRgNCHMAN's IMPRESSION OF GRANT.
After acknowledging his failure to make the Gen.
erai commit himself on any important subject, the
reporter goes on to describe his impression Of the
exPrcsident thus:-"Gencral Grant is an G xtremely
original parsonage because of his remarkable con-
centraton and reserve. Notwithstanding his alb.
solute absence Of expansiveness, lie Is very SYM
pathetic-one Of those men who must be seen at
work in order to Judge properly-and as thus re.
garded the General must be very interesting"
DESIRES REPUBLICAN CONSOLIDATION.
In another interview with NJ. Camille Farey OF
La France, Grant on being asked his opinion on
the present political affairs OF France, said:-"I
sincerely desire to witness the consolidation Of the
French Republic, but have no opinion to offer on
the present crisisn
BANQUET TO GENERAL GIANT
The banquet given by the American Minister IN
honor of General Grant last evening was q very
brilliant affair. Among the distinguished guests
present were the Duke and Duchess Decazes, the
Duke de Brogle. NJ de Fourtou, General and Mile.
Berthaut NJ. CalllauX, the viscount de Meux, NJ
Brunei, the Marquis d'Abzac, M. Mollard and the
Projects OF Police and the Seine.
Among the ladies present were Nine. vosln,
Mrs Grant, Mrs. Noyes and the Misses Lincoln and
Stevens.
PRESIDENT MACMAHoN AT THE RECEPTION.
The reception which followed the banquet, was
attended by President MacMahon, VINO wore the
grand Gordon Of the Legion OF Honor. The Marshal
renamed an hour.
A large number Of Americans, the entire diplo-
matte corps and the elite of French society were
present at the reception. The rooms were beauti.
fully decorated and the building was Illuminated.
FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE Ex-PREsIDEsT
General Grant Will attend the opera on Wednes-
day night. During the day he will visit the works
where the statue OF Liberty for New York Harbor is
In process Of construction and Will be received
there by the Marquis de Rochambeau, the Marquis
de Lafayette, NJ Laooulaye and other friends Of
America
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AN EDITOR ASSAULTED.

ELNIRA. N T., Oct 20 1877.
Major Louis a. Hazard, ono OF the editors OF tho
Daily Gazette, OF this city, assaulted on tho street
yesterday by stephen T. Arnot, prominent politi-
cian Thc affair grow out OF the Of an arti
clc in which Arnot was charged with boiling the dem
ccratlc noinuations Mf. Haz ,rd, VINO ls IN lcuulc
health struck twice. The occurrence canscs
much excemenL Arnot was arrested this morning
ana gave bail
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THE FISHERIES COMMISSION.

HALIFAX, n. s., Oct 20, 1877.
The Minister Of Marine ana Commissioners OF Fish
cries lett Dorchester to-day for Mraniichi inquire
into numerous complaints mado by persons residing
on The banks OF the Mlramich River relative to tho
management vi fishery matters In that LOCALITY.
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an APPEAL FOR AID.

Mayor Ely yesterday received the following dc.
spatch from Fernandina, Fla -
We are again compelled to ask charity from our
fellow countrymen. We havo ut least mouth Ion ger
TO subsis 500 families, and before business can Je re-
sumed. Wehavs on hand $500 only, and the pros
poets we Will require 81. QUO Keep we'll from
starving and to supply the sick with neccssarca We
have no resources TO ia back upon, being inland
town and depending upon commerce We beg Tor
such aid as our generous countrymen afford us.
s. r. RIDDLE, Mayor
similar despatch, asking charity from the people
OF Brooklyn, has been received by Mayor Schroeder.
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Nj Montpeusier, has been nxed for the 2sa OF January

next
PENDING LAW SUIT oBELisx.
IL is said that tho obesk SHIP Cleopatra Qhe cas-
containing the Egyptian obeliskl viii remain Al
Ferro all tho winter, pending tho determination OF
the question OF salvage In the Admiralty Court. tho
owners OF the steamer Fitzmaurce, which recovered
the caisson aiIer IL was abandoned In gale by tho
steamer olga ana towed II into Ferrol, having refused
the contractors oncr for that service
QUARREL AMONG THE sroSE xAsoSs
The Masters Association deny that the American
masons induced to como TO England by false
representations that the strike ended.
PAcnA WANTS '.Go HOME"
special despatch from Alexandra says General
Gordon Is returning to Egypt from Soudan IL Is re.
ported that he desires to resign the Coyernorship OF
Soudan
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OUTRAGE ON AN OFFICIAL.

QUEBEC, Oct 20, 1877.
Information has bcen received here from tho Labra-
dor coast, stating that Mr. Francis O'Brlen, District
Magistrate Of Chicoatmi, who had been despatched
by the local government to Labrador to adJudicate in
cases, tried and sentenced lndlau for some
misdcmcanor, which SO displeased the Indians that
they scIzed the magistrate and carried him of
woods, wbero he is still a prisoner.
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MRS. ANDREW KIaKPArRIcK.

Information was received in Newark yesterday oil
the sudden death IN Boston Sunday OF Mrs. Andrew
kirkpatrick, youngest laughter OF The late Joel Con-
an and sister OF the wives OF Bishop Doanc OF Al
nany Rev Horace Bishop, Of East Orange, and Mr. I.
l. Kinney, the proprietor Of the oldest daily paper
published IN New Jersey. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was well
ana widely known IN Newark Tor her Dorcas-kc char
actcr ana deeds. Ia the Episcopal Church and Hosp-
ia OF ST Barnabas ste was u valued helpcL
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONSpIRATORs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 2g, 1877.
In the Quarter Sessions Court this morning the
names Of John ). Morton. Samuel r. Hum, John N.
Naglc and George vckers were called for the purpose
OF arragning them the charges whereof they saad
indicted, but counsel for the defendants ~ kcd Tor
tho delay OF day Ia order 10 give them see II
there anything TO dcmur to In tho bills indict-
before they advise thor clients 10 plead ana
the Judge permitted the matter 10 20 over until to-
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THE TRADES SAVINGS BANK.

The receiver OF the Trades Savings Bank, Mr. SAM
uel White began paying the hrst dividend OF nitecn
per cent yesterday morning Only dity dcpositors out
OF eight hundred appeared, the fact OF tho
dend was not publicly known. Mr. Henry NJ. Hey
mann, couuac Tor tho depositors went to Albany last
night tor the purpose oil taking steps 10 have Mr.
Whilo removed from tho rcceivcrshp the place OF
trial changed TO New York.
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Chief Engineer Bates. OF the Fire Department, after
making careful Investigation Ia the matter OF cxtn
gushing the lro ia tho scenery the stage Of tho
PARK Theatre on Thursday Eishi last by Fireman Will
IL. Reynolds, ol Engine Company No. Ii, has Tor.
warded the Board OF FIRE Comm issoners com a.
nicaton with request that Fireman Reynolds name
be placed the roll OF honor
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JUSTICE wANDELL's ORDERS.

Jusuco Wandcll. IN tho Faty y.scventh Street Court
yesterday, refused the reporters permission to be
prescut at the examination in an alleged OF
bastardy brought by hishy respectable lady against
Fredorick Clirk, u student In tho New York INT.
ycraity The magistrate heard inc examination With
closed DOORS gave strict orders that except
witnesses aud MS friends should be present Ii MAS
SAID tina! the Justice was personally intercatcd In
keeping tho calgc OF tho newspapers.
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Ten YEARS FOR ABDUCTION.

GUELPH, Ont. Oct. 20, 1871
Francis Sturdy. for tho abduction OF Miss Carr In
July last, was sentenced to-day to ten years Ia tho
Peniteniiary. HIS daughter accomplcc, was sen
fenced TO Two years III the same Institution.
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MRS. MARGARET HANLEY.

Mrs Margaret Hanley. who sed at No 22s West
Nineteen'h street, this city, sunday last had sold
newspapers III the vicinity OF the Fulton ferry house.
on the Brooklyn side, for thirty years She leaves
estate, accumulated through her untiring industry,
valued at upward OF $4,000 she was most excm-
pMy woman N every relation OF lite leaves four
chIldren To mourn her loss.
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BANK FAILURE.

CHICAGO. Oct %, 1877.
The Chicago Savings Institution and Trust Com
pany, corner of Madison and Dearborn streets, has
been put into the hands OF W. ). Hinckey
This action tho result OF bill and pc
uon filed by depositor against q. u. W. Jungc, The
principal man IN the institution |. Is slated on
authority that the liabilities 500 900 and the
only 10000.
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MAYOR SCHROEDER ROBBED.

A valuable overcoat belonging to His Honor Mayos
Frederick A. Schroeder stolen from his room Ia
the Brooklyn City Hall yesterday afternoon during the
temporary absence OF hts ciorks, who search
of democratic Aldermen to take part IN tho meeting VI
the Common Council. whore quorum was needed.
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BOYS SHOT.

PATERSON, y. j., Oct. 20, 1877.
John Loughlin and James Morrisey, aged fifteen
and thirteen years, respectively, yesterday annoyed
a canal boat captain to such an extent that he shot
them with shotgun, wounding both severely. Yhc
captain escaped
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STEAMBOAT SUNK.

VicssBuRG, oct. 20, 1877.
The steamer Glencoe, whio attempting to make a
landing nj Delta La, at ten O'Clock last light struck
a hidden obstruction, knocking hole III her iarboard
side Shc commenced To sink rapidly and vas run on
a sand bar where she sunk the water reaching aboy
her lower aceg. No lives were lost The cargo was
uvod
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STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND.
Chicago. III. Oct. 20.

CHICAGO, H.. Oct 20, 1877.
The trunk which James Barry, tho Palmer House
roboer had III his possession when tho Chicago deicc
tvcs captured HIM last week, contained among other
things about Sl,oJo worth oi jewels which re-
Gently stolen IRON George kicnoid, the New York
actor. Tho woman VINO was Barrsis accomp.ice can
rot found
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DISASTER ON LAKE ERIE.

PoEr DOVER, Ont, Oct. 20, 1877
Tho schooner Rising STAR IRON Chicago TO Buffalo.
with cargo of wheat is ashore ut Long Point. Tho
crrW
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THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK.

CHICAGO, Ill Oct 30 1877.
Receiver Turpn nlcd his statement OF the Fidelity
Savings Bank this morning. II show5thc liabilities
10 be Sl 3l5, ,054 and assets S9l5 o37.
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JUMpED AND WAS KILLED.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Get. 20, 1877.
Winchester Graham, cors in tho Comptroiicr's
office at Columbia :. e., jumped from the plat
iorm oi railroad whcn two miles from Augusta
and was KILLED
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CUBA.

ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF AN INsURuENT AGENT
IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Oct %, 1871
person named Catala, who has been acting in this
city agent Of tho insurgents In the Held, has been
discovered ana arrested Important correspondence
was found IN his possession.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 90, 1877.
Edward Gnlinghan. mate OF the bark Samuel Walsh,
which was unloading hofc, dropped dead at llio ten
table last night. Hu belonged IN Brooklyn, ~ r..
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TUST rrHf,fSIlgD. roSI FREE. IWo SfAMIS.-
81 'pyspepsin and tbs Sc,crer Forms OF Indigestion
small phle these distressing complaints ann no
complete cures by KIclAkD klNO Esq suEsoon ~ Ne
70 Warwick ~. HuSsS
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OUR CANADIAN TRADE.

LONDON, Ont, Oct. 20, 1877.
The statement OF tho United States Consular Agent
here shows that the value OF declared exports from his
agency TO tho United Statns Tor tho quarter enaipg
September 80 was 3125,22S, an increase OF S32 l20
over the same quarter last year.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

HALIFAX, N. s, Oct 20, 1877.
The cablo steamer Nina arrived to- day from North
Sydney and proceeded to Rye Beach, N. H. thence to
repair the break in the direct cable.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

MIDDLerowy n. Y. Oct. 29, 1877.
The Comptroller OF the Currency, through the re-
cc,ver ohm Burroughs. ordered assessment OF
thirty per tho capital stock OF the late Wall
kiil National Bank, OF this place, To make up de-
lciency, payable by the 3Oth vi November.
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TWO sINGLE BULLOCK PERFECrIN0 PRESSEA
capable oi printing itOOO copies por hour
OF an cishtpagc paper either oight colnmnA
ALSO ALL Tns STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BE
LONGING HERETO.
PRICE, uu.nsl
Address }. @. nsNSETr,,
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PRINT WORKS CLOSED.

LowsiL. Mass. Oct. 20. 1877.
Tho Merrlmack PRINT Works have closed for Two
weeks, IN consequence OF dull times aud TOR repairs.
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STORM ON LAKE ONTARIO.
BCGLlSGroy, Ont, Oct 20, Is,

BCGLlSGfoy Ont, Oct 20, 1871
A strong southwest wind prevails here. The
Sassy jess laden with timber and lumber, Is ashore
in Darlington Bay. Tho Flying Datchman Is drag
ging anchors aud dangerous proximity to tho
shore.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
SmrrESsBcRG, Pa. Oct. 20.

SmrrESsBcRG, Pa, Oct. 20 1s77.
Tho boiler OF Shoemaker y fowcli's saw mil nj
Ncwburg, Cumberland county, exploded today, kill.
ing u son OF MIR. Shoemaker and man named Bowers
and wcundIng Two other mon.
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THE SEVENTIES ARMORY FUN
The FIREMAN'S ROLL OF HoNOR

Phelps. Dodge Co, have subscribed $500 to The
Seventh regiment new armory fund.
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CHEESE MARKET.

ALBANY, N. T., Oct 30. 1877
The bulk of tho cheese sold Little Falls to-day brough
about t,c than last weeks prices; $50
cheese sold 5,c 1876. chiefly l2ac. i.Ir; 100
boxes factory cheese sold l2l.c l2c ButLcr-Sslc
lou packages good at 23c. u 2iic.
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THE DEAD ACTOR,

TESTIMONIALS OF AFIECTIoNATE REGARD FOR
EDWIN ADAMS AND SYMPATHY ToR HIS
STRICKEN WIDOW.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 20, 1877.
In many ways and from many sources Mrs. Edwin
ADAMS has today received evidences 0: the regard
which her deceased husband was held and tho sym
pathy felt for her among the members Of his pro-
fcsson kilograms Of coincidence have been received
IRON John Mccullough, +. A. Solhcrn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Florence, Augustin DAILY, Miss Fanny Davenport and
a dozen other artists drs Adams is still very much
prostrated by gref aud Illness but tho fears that
long and faithful watching ani nursing OF her hus-
band had seriously undermined her health are gradu
ally being uispelcd Tho actors order oil Friends
here VIII hold "A meeting Tomorrow to take action 70
gardng the funeral ceremonies and To appoint pail
Lcarers Mr.. Sothcrn has tclegrapned his desire
serve as OF tho number.
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THE CLAIKMONT SAVINGS BANK

An order was granted by Justice Pratt, supreme
Court Kings county, yesterday directing receiver
In the case OF the defunct clarmont savings Bank TO
by tho Court.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twcntyour hours, In com
parlson with tue corresponding date oil Last year.,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS,

A ffENfioA, cf.CuLAns, rincuLAiss. --fiiE Dl-
N nand Tor postal aud the Eite Directory Of sto
has been extrhOrdina Postal cards iaA snpplanins
crcn tor advertising purposes The Elite" c"ntaiw
2npn names of private lst out IN streets a.
avenues: price. 81. w. PHILLIPS CO., 81 Nassau st
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HIS FRIENDS VERY MUCH DISCOURAGED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1871
Senator Mitchell to-day received tho following tcio-
gram from Governor Burbank :-'Senator Morton no
better unable to retain anything upon his stomach.
HIS Iricuds are very much discouraged"
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FROM WHAT HAVE SEEN IAN THOROUGHLY
need the virtue Of rLMASs LvsH AurE PAp.
CHARLES II. TAYLOR, editor Boston Globe.
HAVE yptrK ION PRINTING
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THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship scytha, for Queenstown aud Live
crpool, aud France, Tor Havrc, VIII sail from this
port Wednesday.
Tue mails Tor Europe viii close at the Post 0nico at
hali-past ten A. n, and for Franco direct at
elcven O'Clock A. NJ.
Tho NEw YORK Naturalization for Europc-wl
be ready Ut haii-past eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, IN wrappcrs for mailing, sIx cunts
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ADAM HAY.

drel, &C. for word, used In a speech. lie lnaly be-
came grocer IN Memphis
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port Wednesday.
mails Europe viii close at the Post oicc at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ.
Tho NEw York INSTRUMENTATION for Europc-wiil
be ready hali-past eight O'Clock In tho morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, Dix cania
A-BENNETr BUILDING.
Is E2f OK AZ ys TftE gSaEGR &sSSSs &ESSs
LAWYERS BASKEss s'1Si;N HSb lssuiRAScE sJui orFlcEa
Xfrii oS PGEMsEs.
ELECTION
rotayGAh oy Ahl rHsSrlsa aiSDy
?$@' sS. $sisf!sa TSs.S$sSfs $sSisS. aSfs
FROM WHAT HAVE SEEN AN THOROUGHLY
convinced az G - Of S1ss sas, lysn ss Aags .D
HAVE YOUR JOB rRlNrING
done a, tho
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
~ AnnsI
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rERrEcrISo rREssRa
capable Of printing is.ooo copies por hour
OF an cishtpagc either cght colnmnA
ALSO ALL rns srERlsoiy MACHINERY BE-
LD.OlNO lllEkEIO.
Address }. O. nsSsETr,,
New yvsk Herald
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
A TfENfiON. CfkCLLAlis. Cln,JLAi.s--fiiE DIX
~ nand the Elite" Directory 0tlstS
has been extrhOrdina Postal cards iaA snpplanins
circna Tor advertising purposes The "Ilitc' cntaie
2"un names of private resdents lsi out IN streets a.
Try rnE AUTHOR OF
THAT LASS . LowEIE's
DOLLY.
charming Love story
Paper. 75c. Linen. 81 20. Cloth, 81 80.
For sale by all booksellers
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED.
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| JUST rrBLfsIlRD rOSf FREE. IWo SfAMIs.-
81 tySpepsa and tho Forms OF Indigestion -
small p.uphirt on these distressing compaihts anu the
compcto cures by kicHAkD kINO, Esq sugscohs H. Ne
| ~ Warwick ". NuSsS.
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AvcrNgo temperature ycstcruny. bZ
Avctagc tenn icfaturo Tor corresponding dato last
year ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17
,

vance of the actual levy OF q tax. He
cannot seek redress until his own tax
be ascertained. and he cannot then pro-
ceed In equity, except to protect his In
dividual interest from Injuries not
remedial otherwise"
without undertaking to go into any
elaborate discussion Of all the ques-
tions which might arise, we feel conf
dent that no case can be found which
recognizes any propriety in enjoining
the preliminary proceedings IN advance
Of the actual Levy Of tag, on either per-
sonalty or realty. Apart from the pal
pable difficulty Of determining In ad-
vance tchethe1' the complainant 1otH be
in a condition to be injured 1chen the tdg
is assessed, 1t Is always to be remem-
bered that. under our system, taxes
must be provided for at regular times,
and by annual and somewhat rapid pro-
"No court could ever be justified In
such an interference with the necessary
course OF government. After q tex has
been assessed and becomes collectable,
each mans share becomes severable
from the rest, and delaying its payment
will not necessarily operate upon his
neighbors. These principles are fami.
liar and rest on good sense and sound
policy"
It is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed that the judgment appealed
from be affirmed with costs Of both
pOtrrta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-17

F1HsT Race One mile and quarter with 100
pounds on each; three year olds to carry their
proper weight; 3 pounds allowed to mares aud
geldings. Club Purse, $500; OF which $3.50 to
first horse. $50 to second, $40 to third.
Bsihley IL Hnggins enter b. h. Jack Hardy,
5y.o.. by imp. Phaetou, dam by imp. Sov.
ereign; 100 pounds. s.u..........t...t.. l
j. Eurphy enters br. b. Bob WoJIey, y. o.,
by imp. bennington, dam Item by Lexing-
ton; 100 pounds. Standardization. 2
]. McMahon enters oil. &. Kilburn, aged, by
Ringmaster, dam Ontario. 100 pounds. 3
+. Lloyd enters oh. b. yerdgri', 8 =. O., by Yer
sailles, dam Belle Brandon; 100 pounds. 0
Time-2411.
SECOND RAoE.-The 90 trlll B akes for three
year olds; S4j entrance, p. p, with s400 added.
One mile and half. First horse $500; second
horse, 500. Winner Of Pickwick stakes to carry
Sven pounds extra.
VIM. dottrill enters O I. Aunt Betsey, by Long,
fellow, dam Lille Ward, by Lexington; 81
pounds ........................ i
7. ". Horn 3 o. enter Oh. G. King Williams
y. o.. by Foster, dam lbion; 97 pounds.
VIM. Cottrill enters Adventure, by Danl
Boone, dam Maggie G.. observation-disclosures.
VIC. Welsh cutters ch. e. Commodore Parisot,
BY. o.. by Rundown, dam NIollle Ford, 90
pounds ."............. .......... ........
Barley & Huggins enter b. I. Ella Rowstt, by
Uncle Vic, dam Lahoma, by imp. Sovsr-
Geo. Hakes cutters Oh. 0. Joho Campbell, 3v.
o., BY. Joe Stoner, dam by imp. Albion, 80
pounds ......::....t.....',....
Time-244M.
THIRD Consolation race, one mile. fol
horses that have run and not won during tht
meeting. Club purse, 1900 dollars, of which ft5
to first horse $50 TO second horse $40 to thfr.
| horse.
Barkley Il Higgins enter b. I. Belle Barkey,
y. o., by imp. Phaeton, dam Capitoia; 10
Green Morris enters b. h. Woodland, 5y.o.,
by Veto, dam Sympathetic ; ITO pounds.
Il. Lloyd enters br. m. Msris BarDep, y. o.,
by Asteroid, dam Black Rose; lot pounds
Spencer % Brien enter b. IN. Cornilla, y. o.,
| by Rebel, dam by Rupee 107 pounds.
| Time-1:48I.
FOURTH RACE -Four mile heats. for all agei
Club purse 5000 first horse TO receive 800; SET
ond. 5000.
Spencer & Brien, oh. 0. George QuiniDe, 4 y. o
| by Bulletin, dam Riga Davenport by Hupee
104 pounds. s.................... ......... !
| George Hskes, oh O. Uncle Tom, by Uncle
| Vic y. o., dam Maid OF the Mills by
Censor 104 pounds. ................... 3
J. McMahon oh. c. Russ Butler, y. o., by
War Dance, dam Princess Royal, 104
F. Lloyd b. c. The Nipper, 4y. o., by Phse-
ton dam Annette t0i pounds ........ dis
! Time-7:4s-7:52.