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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-06
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
ERfnAy RVRNINQ January 5, 1877.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,,
FRIDAY EVENING, January s. 1877, )
The demand for money has been moderate
throughout the week both in bank and on the
street. with no change in the rates for commercial
paper and the market was without any new fea.
tuIe to.cav. Gold has shown little variation until
today. when it closed at l06bOl07k the lowest
point since 1873. showing decline of 95c since
yesterday. and the same nee list rtdayi the New
York market closing at l06k, also the lowest potnt
since 1873 The business has been of fair extent.
Foreign exchange has folio wed the course Of gold,
closing to day i 02c, or nearly 10 v cent, under
yesterdays and Fridays quOtatiOOs. The move
meut has been Of fair extent. New YORK sight has
shown scarcely anv variation. Stocks have ex-
hioited more auimati N. With less demand at tine
opening Of the week state onnsols slieh' ly weak
ened. but under subseq uent better inquiry the
market hardened, ard, considering the coupon
paid, were quoted about the same to-day as on
last Friday. Meeiing with Ouly Dodt rate in
quiry p emium bonds have been slightly easier.
We Continue to quote frs-cass collateral loans
at ga H. % cent " annuu discount; other grades
do at l00l2; une xcepttonabla commercial paper at
30; Al do a. lOUl2; second grade do nominsl;
fret class mortgages 90l0, aud second grade do
nominal.
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales today mot including 800
bales additional yester ay, when the actual sales
were $3.50 bRles) summed up u $50 bales at prices
requiring an advance in our quotations of h0kc.
We give also the figures and report Of the EK'
change, as below
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS

ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS
DKPARTMHH4 or FmANCK(
New Orleans, December 30, 1876. ]
gUNnE FIFTH ALLOTMENT OF sERIES OF PRB-
IL MUM bonds will take place In the Council
Chamber on WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1917, at
which time fifty series will be drawn.
de3l I'd j. O. DENIS, Administrator.
PROPOsALS FOR LUMBER, OYSTER
AND LAKE SHELLS AND BAL
LAST.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROvENKATs,
New Orleans. December 26, 1876. 5
CSBALRD PROPOSALS WILL BIB RECEIVED AT
- this Ofiee until SATURDAY, January 6. 1871, for
furnishing to the city 10000 barrels Of Oyster
Shells l6 900 barrels lake Shells 10 900 tons Of bal
last and 500 900 feet of lumber per speeih
on file in the office Of the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or AL
dsT1 JOHN MooAFFREY. Administrator.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREmIUM BONDS.
DEPARTMENT. OF FINANOE
New Orleans, December 30. 1876. 5
FWyHR THIRD Distribution OF PRBMIUMs ON
IL the drawn series Of premium bonds viii take
IN the Council Chamber, City Han, on MONDAY,
January Is, 1871, ct A. n.
0e3l I'd J. O. DREIs, Administrator
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MARINE.


a BehaameK Wrecked
BosToN, January SIT is believed that
the schooner Starlight, from BrunaWick,
Georgia, November 10 has foundere0.
Gone % sea.
NEW YORK. January 5.-The Greece,
which was sground yesterday, 60ated, and
proceeded on her voyage.
A Remcued Crew.
The steamer SWitzerland, which arrived
here to-day. had on board the captain and
crew Of the hark LeandeF, from Prince Ed
ward Island, for Charleston, which was
abandoned December 26, in . sinking CON
difion.
AnhoES II Aeu6 Island souud-
NEW HAVEN, January 5.-The Fall River
steamer Newport which went ashore in
this harh0r on Tneeday, u still fast. About
twenty-five passengers remain on board.
The freight il being taken Of to lightsn the
vessel Thus far she hes sustained no
damage.
Disasters Abroad.
1.oEDoE, january 5-The brig Courssr,
from Ghariesfnn for sh8 United Kingdom,
Abandoned The crew landed st Falmouth.
The Ha& Kong Cari, from Galveston for
p1tl, pts into plymouth Witn fore.
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NEw oRLnANs cLnARno HOUSE.

God opened at l07b olO7as, against 1863 at New
YORK, and after far business closed at lO6B a
l07s against 1861 in that market. The sales
summed up $4,000, embracing 4lUOO st LOOK;
$4,000 ut 1O7; $4,000 at lU7 Dl076; $40 600 at
1913; 5000 aud $1,000 a. lO7S and S5OOO and
$50 000 at 1914
Under he decline st New York, sterling was 4
d2c or about 3.lOG41O y cent lower, and nearly n
y rent Ter francs.
The fales of ster ing comprised $50 600, embrao-
ing 225OO bill of lading at IS 09gi &lC00 AL
clear 81 SIS TO- 6 1900 do ami $1,000 bill of ladIug
at SIS l0h; 99C00 do at SIS l0d5 u; G2OO0 al
clear ct SIS II AID 6 1000 ana $4,000 bill Of lading
at SIS lllS.
The sales of francs amounted to 025,09O com.
mercial, embracing 200 O00 and 100000 at 70 a
9374, 500, 600 at 4.95GA942s, $4,000 at 4.94a and
225 900 at 4.93k.
At the close sterling bills we're 1uoted at SIS OBS
as lOh for bill OF lading and Al clear, and q
IS AN for bank (bank counter rate a IS l5l. and
francs at 4 9j for commercial and nominal t3r bank
New York sight was unehat ged. The sales
comprised $3.50 600, embracing Is 900 aud $50.
600 com uefcial and 500 OC0, aud $4,000 and $780,
GOO private bankers at Is ~ cent discount, and
$50 QUO private bankers at 1892 We also noticed
a sale OF s 10000 commercial sight on Providence
at 10 y cent discount,
y cent discount, and commercial sight was
still quoted at 7l6.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day TO the Stock Exchange;
10 shares Citizens Bank............ @69 so
so shares Citizens Bsnk.......,.... 20 10
10 shares Citizens Baik.......... 70 %
$4,000 Premium bUnds.......''.''.'''... ZsB
Stocks were quiet to-day.
Uuder lighter offerings, State couEols advanced
" cent closing at 5Oh 65l,
With lets Inquiry, premium bonds declined Is "
cent, closing at 29A $50
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following are the weekly quotations of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


observation-disclosures Natohes-l379 bales cotton
63 ska cotton seed 100 SKIS cotton seed meal As bbs
oil aud sundries
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George Spangler-
los bales cotton axis seed cotton ls hhds sugar 23a
bbs molasaes and sundTies
HOUMAS PLANTATT0N-St Blue Wing No
3-l25 hhds sugar 246 bbis molRsBes and sundries
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Wal0OH--ss bblB mo.
lasses and sundries
ORANGE GR0vB-steamer City Of Augusta-l02
hhds sugar SO bbls molasseg and 6undries
MOUTH OF RED RIVBR--Steamer Eureka-62
bales cotton 292 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
DOHALDS0HVILLE-Stea W PointevAnt-
IS bbls molasses and sundrieB
LOWER C0ABT-Steamer Iaabel--l4 hhds sugar
and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frank WnlArd-3i5 bales
cotton and eundries
TRENTON-steamer Bertha Brunner-s29 bales
cotton 70 axis cotton seed and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAmelia-26 bales cotton
and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAH'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
January $3.50 bales cotton aks seed cotton 4l0
hhds sugar 633 bbla mnlasses md sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, jan
uary $500 bales cotton 1860 axis cotton seed 1873
bills whisky 924 skis 500 SKIS bran and sundries
NEW ORLEAHs AND TkXAS RAILROAD, jan
uary SCI hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses and sun
dries
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Are now in full operation, and are
perform the above work with prom
dispatch.
The advantages derived from the use
OBORLEsS ENCHANTING APP
a. used by the company, are that the
performed at any hour Of the day Of
thorough manner in which the depe
moved, the absence Of all offensive
abort space Of time required ian or
being emptied in from ten to fifteen mi
above ali. ITS CHKAPEBSS.
An orders left at the company's q
Common street, or sent to PostOfice
win receive prompt attention.
EsTABLlsHED 1850.
American and Foreign Pat
GILMORE 4 CO., successors TO Chi
ner & Co, solicitors Patents procured
trieA. No feos in advance. No charg
patent is granted. No fees for making
examinations. No add tional fees ~
and conducting nehearinG. bpecn
given 10 interference cases before
Office, extensions before Congress,
suits In different States, and ali htlg
tanning to inventions or patents. 50
GILMORE 4 co. for pamphlet Of sixty
Old Bounty Land Warra
The last report Of the Commissioner
eral Land ONCE shows !, e9T, 500 acrs
land warrants outstanding. These
under act Of 1855 and prior acts. GIL
pay cRsk tor them. Send by regist
Where assignments are imperfect we
tons 10 psrfeet them
United States General Land
Contested land cases prosecuted
United Statss General Land once and
Of the Interior. Private land olaimi
presumption claims and homestead o.
Arrears Of Pay and Beu
Ofnoera, soldiers and sailorB OF the
their heirs, are in many canes EMIT.
nom the government, Of which
knowledge Write full history of
state amount Of pay and bounty z
close stamp 20 GTLMORB L CO., and
after examination, viii be given you
Pemai0nas
All OflOera, soldiers and sailors
tlred, or injured in the late war. how
can obtain 3 pension by addressing
Cases prosecuted by GILMORE & Q
Supreme Court OF the United States,
Claims and the Southern Claims Con
Zach department OF our buhiness
"a q separate bureau, under the char
experienced parties employed by
Prompt attention to all Business intT
MORk a 90. 4 thus secured. We
success By deserving it Address
nysl Washington, District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-06

EXPORTS.
CADIZ-Bark Mindet-l4s, 900 slaves
LIMBRIOK-Bark CasimiIo C-5l $40 staves
LIvBRPOOL--Ship William McGivery-4i75
bales cotton
misunderstanding Lizzie--2l50 axis corn
$50 sks oats so bbls pork so bbls apples $50 pkgs
sundriea
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Saturday, January D. 1877. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SteaU ship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Ship william Meqilvery, NiGkels for Liverpool
Austrian bark Casimiro q, Gladulieh, for Limerick
Norwegian bark Mindtt Beck for Cadiz
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Italian bark Amalia, LandanEa, from Rio JsneirO
OctOber23, in BALLAST to master-2d district T
French bark st Adresse, Leroy, 60 days from Ham.
burg, to master-P0int
STEAMBOATS,.
City Of Augusta, Charlat. from Orange Grove
Eureka, Smith, from Mouth of BED IIver
W Pointevant, TeTTe bonnie FIN Donalds0nville
label, OPry, from Lower Coast
Bertha Drummer. Rsbun from Trenton
Frank Willard, Wise. from Coushatta
GEORGE spAngler, Smith, from 81 Martinsville
Blue Wing Nos, COmsteck frsm HoumAs Plant
alton
Waloon, Ruiz from Lower Coast
Hatchez. Leathers, from Vicksburg
Cameha. Hanover from COvingtOn-Lake End
BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
Norwegian bark Karsten Lanyard Jacobsen, g.
days from Gloucester, to Ocean, Zerega eco
Italian bark Consigla GRlatOla, Lavino. from Dub
lin November T. to master
Bark COlen Mcneil, CIowel from IagusyTa,
to master
Schooner Lily OF the valley, Leiteh, from Ruatan
Island, to Machcca, Sr
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RIVER REPORTS p.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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(Mseon and Selma omitted In both years. embrace
1892 pales against "a $50 last week and 2234 last
YEAR Gbe shipments IL 8e3 bales against rs SIS last
week and 81 942 last ear, and the stocks 1870 4i6
bales against 100 38 last week and 1888 last year.
COMPARED with last year this thows decrease
of l3T2 bales in the receipts and 4O59 in the ship
The exchange makes the amount on sbipboard
net cea ed tefore to-daYs export.) 127,73S ba'es,
embracing 64,8T3 for Liverpool, 0,40S for Havre,
1928 tor the North Sea, 6692 for Bremen, 1851 for
Spain, 3U25 for the Mediterranean aud 1854 Tor
COZ stwite ports, leaving in presses agreeably to
its aecOuDt at IL III 1874 800 bales oily small
part of which is on sale
At noon to-day middling was quoted at Calves
ton at axe, at Mobile at l2Ac, at Savannah
at at Charleston at l2 012ssO at Wilmington
at l2ke, at Norfolk at l2kc, at Baltimore at 1850.
at New York l3c, at Boston at l3c, at Memphis
l2c, and at Shreveport liz andta Jefferson
at lie.
The Exchange reports "Sales 5000 bales. Mar.
ket firm" Its quotations are raised sc.
The kilograms to the Exchange report the
Bombay mOvement as fOllows:
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, January g., 1877. 5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-08-01
LAMBERTvILLE
WATER COMPANY.

" authority of an act Of the Ieeislatnra ~ MAJ
Jersey approved March 18TH 1855 and the supple
ents tnereto we, the undersigned commissioners
90 q sala sct ana supplements will in conformity wit
1a 2Pen books Of subscription to the Stock of III
vile 81 ~, Mater Company in the City OF Lambert
we'll S T. ie dapmoertvs National Bank and the Am
the & M ga on the 9th day Of June and close
'n r t same tne Suth day of June next at p nj
fa az number q shares fixed by law is one thousa nd
,v ~ zen lle) dollars per share with power to in
Ivass e nye thousand shares, subscription Of Ave
Company s'es 'ne organization OF the
fooUs VII De opened and subscriptions taken on the
At the subscribing three nj, "a $50 <.,.. .-.->
On saSn share shall be paid In money and the remand
dollar) per month per share ~ Wv Psf oen'' zone
VIM v. Cooley IS appointed Treasprer - a. 49,.
missloners. rN iieasuser OF tne Com
AsHBEL WEIGH,
CHAS. A. SKILLAfAN,
VIM. ". COOLEY
SAML. LILLY,
VIM. McCREADY
JOSEPH SMITH,
GERVAS ELY.
June 9Th. 1877. ohAs 2 HoLcohBE'
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WINGS AGAINST STEAM.--The London
Times gives an account of q race from Dover
to London between the Continental mail ex-
press train and q carrier pigeon conveying a
document of an urgent nature from the
French police. The pigeon, which was bred
by Messrs. Hartley & Sons, of Woolwich and
. homed when q few weeks old to build
ing IN Cannon street, was of the best breed
of homing pigeons known as the " Belgian
voyageurs." The bird was tossed through
tho railway carriage window by French Of
fetal as the train moved from the Admiralty
Pier, the wind being West, aud the atmos-
phera hazy, but with the sun shining. For
upwards of minute the carrier pigeon cir
cled round to an altitude of about half mile,
and then sailed away towards London. BY
this time the train, which carried the Euro
pean mails, and was timed not TO stop be-
tween Dover and Cannon street, had got up
TO full speed, and was proceeding at the rate
of sixty miles All hour towards London. The
odds at starting seemed against the bird and
the railroad officials predicted that the little
messenger would be beaten in the race. The
pigeon, however, as seen as 1t ascertained its
bearings, took the nearest homeward route in
direction midway between Maidstone and
Sittingbourne, the distance, g as the crow
flies between Dover and London being 70
miles, and by rail 76A miles. When the Con-
tinental mail express came Into Cannon street
station the bird had been home twenty min
utes, having beaten her Majesty's royal male
BY time allowance representing eighteen
miles.
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DELAYS ARE DANGERou I'll TINS axiom I. IS
true respecting the ordinary affairs OF LIE,
cies o r,f annroacb;ng disease SJnouestionablvf
vet nav manv ,seo, ~, =, nracticaliv recoo
nize this plaj,, truth when health Is IN the
balance. Of tue many premonitory symptoms
OF disease hacking cough Is the most pfepn-
etc OF peril. Arrest Il az the outset win Dk.
WIsHAEfs PINE TREE TAB eohDtAL; anu 20
Of tn the Innes. ronghs. Colds and. indeed. all
Affections 81 the Respiiatory ORGANS are en-
tirelv bv This aoyereion remedy which also
eradicates Dyspepsia. Gravel. Piles, Nervous
D;a,it;. tospla.sy q '1ls se ~
1aars PA az ;n
AZ; Z - t,a sas,tJa sex This cor
dial derives its virtues from the vegetable
kingdom and is infinitely to be preferred,
both on account of its superior efficacy and
aseouosn ar, lfo'n naussons auu luminous p,Jp
tarad iii, =, .,ty,e, ,ssos tTa,, - fsnd AZ
na 8. and nd disorder The stomach The PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL can always be relied on to
do what is claimed for it, Sold BY all drug
gists. Principal Depot No. 9l6 Filbert street,
INA
1enerai Custer,s remains nave peen brought
lh rom .he 1ar estefn plalns ana are 70 %
psr, req =. wese roine Nemeoefy, ~ .he slue
ol snas o'nef ho'ed inuian ngn'e1' u6n haf'-
~,
ne IIesioenc ana Caoihe1 nave ., accep1eu
~ ans .i,i 70 a,'enu ens Lxnlo,sloh ~
Lou'ss'iieynyy On ene LIN ol oepeenoer.
Mr.. Tilden,s physicians say that his health
mas peer seriously injured Dy pontlcai ana
business anxietles me iass year. ana 1nae ms
UP " EUROPE was aa aosolu'e ncccessisy'
Mothers will grow weary and sigh over the
Baby's troubles when Dir. Bulls Baby Syrup
wouia reneve the Cniid ana tnefeDy give tne
mo'ier feos' frico % ceu's'
Dsn;a1 ar yvoo,,r,fp a. ona t;,,,a f,larL and
l,a,;ef ,f r,,,,,bsr,a,,d ca,,,tv caiahratsa l,;s
%. = h;,t,,5au ranamtl,, ''' 80
49, " s' ss''
The Mount Holly Mirror says there are a
number Of corn helds in that vicinity with
Ss"'A' Z" ~ 49, '''''' - :
There are said to BIO 200 moro guests at the
Stockton House, Cape May, than there were
at this time last year.
Two h,tetaro IN Round Rroot somaraat
co,,,,tv last ,yoaL k;iIad aL;nned dressed
s,,i;t a,d h,s, 10 cool staa, 4, " ,n;n,tas
'p''s ''''N' ''''s' " - 49, : ''sS' =
Miss Martha Schofield, the school-marm at
Ellenton, 8. o., who dared to write for the
press an account of the murder there, has
TIC annt, ,' ioue - free s,,eecb ''N'''
= -
Andrew Horteli Newark youth, WHO
robbed his uncle OF two gold watches and
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

NALDsoN--MccA NN.--July 2ath, Henry Donald
SON. OF Providence, Rhode Island, to Carrie d. Mo-
Cam, of Pennington.
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A horse mackerel has been caught off Bever.
" Mass. which weighed from 1900 to 1900
pounds.
The Tribune suggests that the only safe
course for the Democratic party to pursue is
to take a vacation till 1880.
The Richmond Wing dem. speak of Pres
ident Hayes as 9 the wise and patriotic man
who now fills the Chief Magstracy Of the
Union"
How Allegheny county is going to pay the
bill of damages run up by her riotous people
is now an interesting question.
Jn regard to the railroad riots, public SEN
timent divides upon very different lines from
those which marked the beginning Of the Re-
lellion In 1861.
Patrick Kelly last Sunday allowed two boys
10 throw dice and drink liquor in his saloon
in Jersey City til Patrick Gillist one of the
boys, had become grossly intoxicated. Kelly
was aT7ested and bniled for examination.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-08-01

TIE RioTs Since our last issue, the rail-
road riots throughout the country have been
generally quelled and most of the roads are
now running as usual. Last week about
twelve hundred New Jersey soldiers were for
warded to Phnlipsburg and took possession in
the night Of the railroad tracks, etc, thus eff
fectually checkmating the strikers. Since
then order has reigned there.
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NOTICEl
LAMBERTVILLE
w ssteI. Company

BY authority of an Act of the Legislature
Of New Jersey and Supplements thereto, the
Commissioners therein named having adver-
tised for subscriptions to the Capital Stock of
the Lambertville Water Company, and having
received subscriptions and the payment there
on Of three per cent. per share, on the number
Of shares required BY the act
Notice Is hereby giUesa to all persons
that have subscribed, to meet in the Council
Chamber of the City of Lambertville, on
SATURDAY, JULY 21st, at 4 p. NJ, to or
sanize the company, by electing directors and
doing such other acts as may DO lawful and
proper.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
VIM. ". COOLEY,
Treasurer Of the Commissioners.
Sh1t gQtia 1877
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June 9Th. 1877.
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WEC ETINE REV. ]. P, LUDLOW
v In Il INV = WRITES

IT'S Baltic street, Brooklyn. N. H, Nov, 14th 1874
IT, r. SrxvENs ESQ Dear Sir1-From personal bene-
Of received BY its use well from personal knowl
edge Of those whose thereby have seemed almost
mond tie VEsKTISE for the complaints which Il is
claimed TO cure. JAMES r. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church. Sacramento, o.
July IS, 4w.
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DEATHS.

EMAcK- Died in Cuipepper County. Va, July 2sth
Charles 5. Emack, Esq, of Mrs Alexander Cor
yell Of this city, aged Al years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-07
Nathan aud Kelsey.

A new explanation Of the NATHAN murder
new theory Of CHARLES G. KELSEY : dis
appearance as usual, the two come very
nearly together
There is probably n much truth in the
one a. in the othcr. that Is. none AT all.
\ thief j. arrested, and he prcteuds to
know all about the NATHAN murder. The
probability IL that he knows nothing at all
1t Is said nobody knows. We have always
supposed that several persons knew, but
would not tell
A new detective stalks forth as the man
who knows all about KELSEY. knows he l.,
alive, and knows where is. What an in
sufierablc impostor, II ne in truth knows
that KELSEY Is alive. and where he is stay
ing then he himself IL one Of the greatest
villains unhangcd never 10 have made facts
Of such fearful Importance known to the
public.
NATHAN was mWdroi it Is guessed at by
whom KELSEY was mVrdered IL il pretty
r-Trr-'rY WIS citizen. VIII do VOL f.
STIR himself to have the murdcrcrs brought
10 justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-07

II Is reported In the columns ~ the Times
that the sO-calcd State associations among
oflicchUldcrs in Washington are to be con-
tinucd i'm spite of the Presidents order
lorbiddng olllceholdcrs " TO take part in the
management of political organizations, eau
cuscs, conventions. or election campaigns"
This they are going to do, not in u manly
and open way. 10y relying on the Constitu-
ton and dcrylng the Fraudulent President
to deprive them of rights which belong to
every citizen. Instead Of this they
resort to cheat They strike out
from their Constitution all reference TO
politics, and make 1t read that their object
is To advance the social interests Of their
members. and nothing more This has been
done 10y the Michigan association. and, ~
the Times inforias Us, it will Toe strange if
members of the society, many of whom
are active and experienced politicians,
should refrain from performing services.
individually and collectively, to insure u
Republican triumph in that State" The
New York association propose To follow the
same course. They will amend their Con
-ttution 80 that they will cvadc the pro-
hbiton. and Ice able to attend to politics
just a. they have done before.
Mr.. HAYES order being calculated 10
convert oiico holders into slaves. these men
of Michigan not only accept their slavery,
but show that they POSSESS in great pcriec-
ton one Of the marked qualities Of bond
age. namely. the disposition to lie and
cheat. Next to these Is the disposition TO
steal: but the misfortune is that while they
cheat HAYES. himself Fraud. they can only
steal from the United States.