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night, but came up the next morning
and settled with the city authorities by
paving cash for their lodging"
Parties from st. Louis have made ar
engagements to erect a cotton compress
In Texarkana. which will cost between
$4,000 and 100000. The company will
furnish one-half the means, and the
two railroads and the people Of the city
will furnish the other half.
Lynch Lave has invaded the jail pre-
cincts OF Limestone county, and WADE
Trammel and Tom Reed, the murderers
Of Applewhite, In 1879, were sent TO an
immediate accountability In eternity.
Hog Willis, another one Of the murder
ers. was mortally wounded.
The civil engineers who visited Gal
weston one day last week, donated WA
to the city hospital. The amount was
raised by the citizens to defray their ex-
penses while in the city, but having
paid their own bill, the amount was
turned over to the hospital.
William Riley, alias. Colorado Bill,
shot Van Rice through the arm last
Wednesday, near Fort Worth. The
shooting took place at Curtis 9
cattle camp. Mr.. Curtis says Bill
had been drinking, and came to
the house where Van Rice was stopping
and called him out. As Van came TO
the door Bill told him he would kill
him. Van threw up his hands, saying
he was without arms. At this Bill shot.
the ball passing through Van'sarm
Marshall celebrated our Thanksgiving
day in grand style. Four companies OF
iiremen were present from Shreveport.
three from Dallas, and three from JEFF
ferson. which. with the three companies
from the Marshall department, made a
grand turnout Of over four hundred men.
After parading through the principal
streets. the crowd adjourned to beat
tiful grove. one mile south of the town.
when speaking was in order. The
speaking over, dancing was the next or
der Of the day. A large platform, q bout
one hundred feet square, had been
erected for the purpose, and soon
after the speaking every inch OF 1t was
occupied by those intent on indulging
In the light fantastic exercises. The
dancing lasted about two hours, when
dinner was announced, and the boys
were again marshaled and escorted in
regular order TO the abundant and
sumptuous feast thai had been pro
vided for them. The tables were not
only loaded with the substantials. but
were heavily laden with delicaeies.
After dinner dancing was again re-
sumed and kept up until 4 o'clock.
when the gay assemblage were COM
PEELED to discontinue because OF the
threatening appearance of the weather
and a gentle shower that had begun to
fall.
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IN UksNCE OIL.
THE BEST FAMILY SAFETY OI7.-

THE INSURANCE OIL is the only iuminat-
Ing oil that has the full Endorsement Of all the
leading Insurance Conutuies Of Europe and
America.
"ILe sample Of Insurance Oil stands the high
est test If flash aud burning point of any ~
ever tested for the Committee. New York
Board Of underwriters.
For Illuminating purposes the Insurance on
s Perfectly Safe. New Orleans Board OF
Health
1T Is our opinion that the general use Of the
Insurance Oil would greatly reduce the number
of lamp fires and explosions and lesson the risk
Of destruction to LIFE aud property New Or
leans Board of Upderwri rs
Fathers and mothers who desire the safety OF
their children and homes should use the
INSURANCE OIL
Put up In be barrels and also
NEW PATENT FAUCET CANS.
For sale by
rureiine ana Portable Gas Light 60.
s5 aud 81 Gravier street New Orleans.
And by JERVEY, PETIT h CO.
Galveston Houston and Austin, Texas
IN
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DIR. FAAREs,

A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN.
Continues to give bis ENTIRE ATTENTION to
the treatment Of venereal aud private diseases.
Recent nases cured IN short time. Long stand
ing constitutional ailments nte treated with un-
paralleled success. Spermptcrrhtea, Seminal
rs the result Of evil habits in youth or excesses.
which produce some 0f the following effects: As
emissions, hlotches, debility dbsposdeney.
nsnstipation confusion OF ideas, and uniting
the victim for business Or marriage, are speedily
cured. A physician who confines himself ex.
diseases must possess ereHtskill In that special
ty. A medical pamphlet, ior two stamps.
Medicines supplied. Consultation FREQ. Cures
guaranteed. Hours: q. m. IN p. m. Sundays
from n. m. to D. m Office No. q Exchanges
Place, between Canal and Customhpuss.
fpV1g
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The demand for money was fair to-day at sev.
eral Of the banks, but moderate at the rest and
on the street, and commercial paper WAS nn
changed Under the course OF the rev YORK
market Gold and Foreign Exchange were taser,
but the movement in both was limited. rev
York sight was unchanged stochs' continued
firm. Under more liberal offerings State Consos
declined slightly, closing about q ~ cent. lower
than on Saturday. Premium Bonds were IN &C
tive demand, and showed marked advance,
touching 1884 and ruling at the close at b.
against 8Gt 1885,. on Saturday. Police Uertih-
oates and Fer Diem Warrants were unchanged.
We continue to quote Exceptional commercial
paper go " cent per annum discount; Al 40
bG110 second grade do. 12hi5; collateral loans
7GDs; first class mortgages eisaDe,,s, and second
grade do. 10tnt2. 49,.
Gold opened at 1oes4@107, against lots at
the opening rates, against LOT In that market.
The sales summed up 49, 1000, embracing $4,000 st
1907, $4,000 at 100 1916, 10000 at lU67s. and
$4,000, $4,000 and 5000 at LOT.
Foreign Exchange was easier, but the move
ment was limited, z....-.
The sales Of sterling comprised f2l ,b01, emhrae-
ing $1,000 Al clear at SIT, $4,000 do. ct BIB, fl5oo
bill of lading at ls, $4,000 AL clear at 519. fGO
bill of lading OF 51s05ts, and fiUO0 bank at CAB.
The sales Of francs comprised 20DOOO, EN-
bracing 100, 900 commercial ut 4.e4ss and so,ooo
at 4. s8sadDi 1914, and 10000 bank at 4ap.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
were confined to $50, 900 commercial Mt i y cent
premium, We also notice sale vi $4,000 con,-
mercial al par.
The banks continued 10 check on New York at
"a III cent premium, and commercial sight was
still quoted ct Ad0gB2,
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UNDERWRITERS.
IRON COTTON TIES.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE.

In view Of the constantly increasing popu-
larity and demand for the CELEBRATED
ARROW TIE. the universally recognized favor
ito Tie OF Plaaters. Cotton Press men and Ship
pers OF Cotton generally, the American Cotton
Tie Company. Limited, sole proprietors and
manufacturers Of said Tie. commanding une-
oualed facilities, have, in addition totheir largo
stock now on hand. contracted for Increased
quantities, sufficient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties to cover the entire crop Of tho
coming season. and now through their agents
generally. offer the popular and itrepressibie
ARROW TIE at 81 so per bundle. less 2h per
cent discount for cash, in bundles complete.
being loss than tho market value Of plain hoop
iron and it being the purpose OF the Company
to merit the continued patronage Of the plant
ing community and to defy all competition that
may arise. their agents are instructed TO con-
tract with dealers factors and country mer-
chants, mt the above named price and terms. Tor
future delivery up to the 1st Of August, in guam
titles as may be required from time TO time. SET
Elements being made on delivery.
RW. RAYNE Il CO., General Agents.
New Orleans, La. April 25 1917. aDn I'm
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nLAuNE.s WASHINGTON VISIT.
Ills Relief that lie VIII Vet he President
Boston Herald.

WASHINGTON, May e.--Mr. Blaine
came here ostensibly to look after re-
pairs on his house on Fifteenth street
lie has more than he can attend to in
receiving the numerous visitors who
call at his house. Over 900 have called
to day, and the oolored servant at
the door is buster than the ser
wants at the portals of the White
House. The Republicans who are dis
satisfied with the course Of the Admin
istration-and their name Is legion
recognized Mr.. Blaine as their leader
and locked around hin. He has rea-
son to feel Hattered by the attentions he
receives. His friends assert that he de-
clares that Mr.. Hayes course Is killing
the Republican party and insuring de-
feat in the next election. They also
say that he Is rs full Of the idea oil
being President rs ever. and that he be-
lieves that his leadership may yet lead
| him into the White House.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
II i 10 Ec Test Of the Popularity Of the
Presidents New Policy.
IEi,ni,t,ni nj /

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Public attention
Is turning towards the approaching
campaign in Ohio. The general impress
cion is that the strength of the new
policy with the people will be demon
strated at the October election. 1t
seems clear that the Democrats will at
tempt to divert attention from this ques-
ton by dragging the soft-money corpse
out OF It's grave. They. are growing
quite skillful in confusing the silver
dollar with the greenbauk product Of the
rag, and as their apprehensions that
the new policy will prove too popular
for their Increase, they grow more adroit
through desperation. 1t is predicted
here that the campaign this fall will be
the most brilliant that Ohio has ever
known.
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The market opened with better demand but
mostly from buyers who claimed further cOnces.
sions notwithstanding which the sales during
the morning reached 1000 bales after which the
movement continued fair. and further transeo
tons were reported to the extent of 1900 bales,
making total for the day, as noted above, of
1900 bales.
Prices exhibited considerable irregularity, and
although the downward tendency checked by
the strength of the demand. yet the advantage
was decidedly on the eide of the buyers, who
were enabled to establish the decline shown by
our quotations of partial tso in most grades
aud u full 10 in the rest Since, sales, III fact,
we're made at fraction less than our inside fig
ures.
The dispatches reported Liverpool unchanged,
with saes of 5000 bales and arrivals 1-32d lower,
Havre dull nj decline Of franc, and New York
closing at decline Of LEO in spots and 2-10G01
6-i00o in futures.
The Exchange makes the amount on shpboard
not cleared 81, l53 bales, embracing 1911 for
Liverpool. t0,g76 for Havre, 14l0 for Bremen, 26l
for Strain. 81 for the Mediterranean, and 333 for
ooastwise ports leaving in presses agreeably to
its account At u m. At ,455 bales, only email
part OF which is on sale.
At noon, to-day, Middling was quoted at Gal
weston at 1919; at Mobile at W. 9lc2sc; at
s Wilmington ~ At loc; at Norfolk a. 1oAc; At
Baltimore At 1870; at New York at 10 13.16c: at
Boston at 40; at Memphis at 1oao; at Auyusta,
at 10c; at Philadelphia at f1Ic; st Cincinnati
at 10tsC ana ab bt LOUIS az lVIac. . ,
The Exchange reports SALES 37oO bslee;
demand fair" It's quotations are reduced 40.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 187G-bales. ........ 293ii
Arrived since last statement. 2.loi ~
Arrived previously ..135a6i7-l,35e'743
1,3se125
Cleared to-day. ............ none ne go. ~.
Cleared previously ..........1 .2l3.693 500
Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared ......,..-. T2,i32
| gomn time last wear. 50,2g0
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1863
balea against sl12 on last Sunday and Monday
| and OH last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 1882 bales, against 1856 last
week. and Q 80 last year; total since August 81
i. les 9O3 bales, against 1,372,995 last year-de
crease 206. G92.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts al
ali the ports from IL m. Saturday to IL m. to
| dav ALSO bales, against 5095 last week and COOS
last wear, and since Friday 6591 bales, against
7OO6 last week, and 5000 last year. Total since
August 81, 3,sl7,03 bales, against 1914. 2i7 NJ
to Monday noon, May II, last year-decrease 1877,
2l4 bales.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
74l9 bales, against 240 last week and 1874 las
wear, and to the Continent 827S bales, agains
1879 last week and 444 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up u
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rae Nominal strength 10 TIC left nj
10000.
TN, Y. Tribune, |


WARRINGTON, May 9,-An order for the
reduction OF the rank and Ale Of the
army was agreed upon to-day. All sol
liers and non. commissioner officers
whose terms expire before November
Are to be mustered out previous to June
10. unless they give notice Of their in
tention to re-enlist, Two other classes
minors and those who from any
nause. such as habitual drunkenness.
am not fitted to make good soldiers.
Officers on recruiting service will have
their choice of returning to their regi-
ments OF hc put on the list of those wait
inc orders. The property of recruiting
stations is to be sold, unless some one
can he found who win take it on storage
and trust the government for pay. The
0Nier Itxts tie strength ef infantry rnDi
ments ut $40 men and non-oommissioned
officers; artillery regiments ut $780, the
cavalry regiments to remain unchanged
at 400. This will reduce the nominal
strength of the army TO about $4,000 men
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BuRNETT's FLAvoRINa ExTRACTs.-The supert-
p,u.fty and qredt strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ter into the composition of many Of the Fictitious
ruit fiayors now in the market. They are not
uly true to their names, but are prepared from
fruits OF the best quality, and are so highly con-
centrated that comparatively small quantity
only need be used.
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NEW SPRING CLOTHING
Wheeler & Pierson

Have Just received In their Retail Department
the Latest Styles Of Spring Fabrics, and invite
buyers to examine them.
Black Diagonal Worsted FROCKs and VESTS,
sis to s25
Youths' Diagonal Chesterfield COATS and
VESTS, Stylish.
Blue Flannel SUITS, all prices ard best
quality.
Fancy Cashmere Nobby SUITS
White Duck VESTS. 81 20 to 81.
Newest styles Linen COLLARS.
Vertical Stripe Fancy HALE HOSE, Lisls
HALE HOSE.
New Silk SOARFs, BOWS. etc.
Fancy Cashmere Dress PANTS, 81 to e.
And other NOVELETTE, s at Low Prices, at
WHEELER g. PERSONS,
- and Is Camp street.
WHOt EsALE nEPA RTMENT IN stairs, with
complete STOCK goods for Country Trade. MT
very low prices. apis i'm
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Ohio Democracy.
rChlcsgo Tribune.

The Young Democracy, It Is fully ex-
oarted will control the politics Of Ohio
IN the coming campaign: Gen. Ban
ming and Col. Samuel L. Hunt, a law
ver. aged 50 years, are the prominent
eanaiaates for the Governorship.
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aa,,,kAiy atlyestlstsa,epss hsfthe me run w
AZ .a..ai l,4e.lVA sVeAs ethet das, W pe
,.hs,xsi Fn.. thEstia VIA es,evr RATES. .,
MlslsllAl gage p,eAshM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eeoh
ss..ss ~. Aa,~st.s,.a ~ th. weekly New
A.stasws Oeasw-t.t.
sNaaatan4 Aea general rates the came hs Tor
~Hlsasala.s..e.,gs tss tho ner,ed Of one month
s.,.h hlpsa., "a NAitWas
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Stocks continued in request and strong.
Under more liberal offerings State Unnsnls
gave way about 8. " cent, closing at sss4@sgt4,
Meeting with All active demand Premium
bonds showed q marked advance, touching $685.,
and closing OF s4t0B9, against 5Ga@B6A on
saturday.
Police Certificates closed nj -aDgsts for Febru-
sry "a well az March.
Per Diem Warrants were quoted at 80 400.
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CON- M EMgAAI.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Monday Evening, MAY Il 1877,

NEUHHHy HVFHtHgs Ht#3 II fo7F' 7
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
Grst hands, Hniess ofiter,tise stated. IN filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
UOTTON-The sales to-day summed mp AZ 10
bales al irregular and still easier prices, regur
ing a reduction Of partial 40 in most grades
and full 40 in others. We give also the fig.
ures and report Of the Exhange. M below:
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,,y,n,r,sIv,, pAVRs--DA,ht,

srrsnsent acknowledgements ~ tnt sanase W.
hshe,s VI ,sn,nnnt ,t,uaeputlea tnsatttea,
ea Was smp7 IN hemt, EN hntea ana M#yalnH vi
vertsepenia V yens llps ,, ne \, s a sa'a met
@'kS ye,isse,nSuts III tho eetsea u emo mcash
al t,nst,t ia hAiewas ...,.. A.. .,
9rssi IN nvslneaa Nesless " ranes Y Vine vet
F,iitutlai Netie'sss IN Raes'M "ees w eeh's
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RvRSErTs FLAvoRINa ExrnAcrs-Are USED
s-s,srs And the irst families in the country.
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Where to buy the best hat for the least money,
the G, o. D. hat store, 26 st. Charles street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening, May IA, 1877.

Kew ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
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only ren.Ore the deposit, Her"by Ugo.df",,
great relief, bnt heals the mcHbro", ..d
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Price, Try Cents per bottle, o. -.