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Iier Beauty was Her Bane.

DAvEsPoRT, Iowa, November IL
To-day Mary Koch, daughter Of Deter
Kocn, OF Dixon, lows, who nss been n
the employ Of y Kuhner, s prominent
manufacturer OF Davenport, drowned
herself IN the river. She wss besGuiu.
cirr, a-t had been seduced by q young
fellow named Bsrtels, who failed 10 keep
hi. promise OF marriage. Driven dis.
,ractet a. finding she was stolt 70 be-
c5me mother, tne poor girl ended her
sorrow in the NJ ssiss'PPl river.
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rrnrtc scenein CI,n,ch.

PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-Dlr-
ing services at the Church Of the As
csa.ioa TINS morning, Alexander b.
Ssyres walked up the slsle, drew piS-
to, and shot his wIle, Elizabeth, who oc-
cupied a pew several feet IN advance OF
where Sayres had been sitting. The bui.
let entered her back, and she now lies al
the hospital in a dying condition.
Sayres was promptly arrested Both
parties were regular attendants St this
caurcn, but had been separated for two
pears. The husband has already served
3 term in prison for breaking her arm.
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Rife Contest.

NASHVILLE, November 1.-THE
championship Of Tennessee WAS won by
II. c. Pr.chelt, OF Nashville. For the
$500 purse: hleinmsn first, Martin
second, Leland third, Newman fourth.
Second match: Martin frs, Hug 1es
second, kirkman third.
In the match between team OF four,
between Franklin, Tennessee, and Man-
phIs, Tennessee. resulted IN the detea: ol
.ae lstter, the Franklin team killing
" tour birds out O. sixty. and Mem
ft.y-three ou: OF sixty.
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a FISH STORY.


UE " VIN"T " 'N'|TTVT|T = -
.During the war 0. the rebellion Capt.
Prlchard, of Marion county, was AT one
time compelled to travel in hurry
through the woods and had his watch
ierkei from bis pocket by the limb Of a
Tree. The occasion was So urgent that he
did not stop 70 look for it, and was much
surprised q short time since TO learn that
4 hunter, in passing through the woods,
had found il hanging to limb. 1t had
stopped running"
The remarkable thing about that story
is the statement that the watch had
stopped running. The balance of it we
;an believe.
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"ONE touch Q. nature makes the wnoie
wc:.d akin, writes the immortal bard OF
Avon That's the reason WY the Ia
4!e- sink sli their dissensions in common
AL ration Of Andrews Baz4r," wnieh
meets their wants 20 fully. Brigh: gen
ersi Iea1lng, stories, essays, criticism,
racy ch,t-cbat, sp Parking paragraphs are
here; but, best OF s.l the most per:ec;
,aSa.oh department in any magazine.
Al the mos. novel things iron aDroa1,
supplemented ~ the taste of the finest
American nodStss, are psoIu.ely given
nd illustrated. send to Cincinnati Tor
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Trench PoIIricnI Amir.

VERSAILLES, November 7 An i'm
D0rtsnt debate Is ."1 ~ the senate.
Monday on the Ia.a-p. p.....0U @, De ai-
dr. sssd 10 the Ministers %, D. uos thy
nave instructed the officials o, 80. with
regard o. the eirc,O-a. inquiry voted by
the Chamber cf Dupu'lc. !: tng.sh'
that after the interpolation r- au-w"r'd
ali the sections of tEe Right vi. support
an order o. the day approving the state
nent which the government makes
and e1prc-sin Ir-Ire %
upnold the pref.y yst.ye- Of .nch
Of the pubic power. The Conservative
papers lay this proceeding j. dosi-nel to
express the Senate. coahieDce IN Pres-
Ident MacMahon. and = enable the
present Cabinet O. ro1prso'y make way
Tor sincerely Conservative rI. more
moderate ministry IT, or-.as ot the
Left CONSIDER lhs; the PryPcsyc ,ntefPe.-
ation corcesl. snare, and s dangerous
and uncOnslI.utiOna.
The Fraucai's reports ,ha' Presi1eul
MscMaaOr, ~ nis reception, Saturday,
expressed firm 1e.--rl as.isa ~ reEs.l
'allniu a. hls post, defending social o.
der 20 long as BE- racsIvss the support
srd cooperation OF tue senate.
The Nynltsur - sOsO.u.ely certain the
next otEcnI iH-IA. vii announce the
acceptance ot le-.EnalI0u U. min s-ers.
Nothing cealge, b. waVer, has OesHgde-
cIi-d relative 20 Lus mpy-I.lOn 81 the
new ca5.Iei. The aLs.I.IliylA.ists GesI
tate % syC.P. Zoe rs. ". ail's.srz which
have been grOp,ssL a.4 would pre- er 70
1aYe some uauIs..-s .aSel Il. n tie Ii!
Centre. P-.s.saL MacY.4o1 q - no.
appear d. pos. % follow llIs sd"cs
Inc " ,atsuy sdds that N this state o.
affair. lGe people must 20. b. sIrPrIssd
20 f.. the !umOr @. the AAr'hGl
resignation sg4Ia current.
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The Sentinel cautiously i'qpu,, why
Senator HEREFORD docs Lo. loan his in
luence to the passage of the BLAND bill
instead of introducing one of his OWE,
Unfortunately for the Sentinel, Senator
HEREFORD introduced his bill into the
Senate before Mr.. BLAND brought his
into the House. Mr.. HEREFORD will
Lot, however, on that account, withhold
his earnest support OF the BLAND bill
when it comes before the Senate.
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more CharIestou Representaiivesf f'r
MouHdhNIIIe.

CHARLESTON, ". VA, November IL
Judge Smith, OF the Circuit Court,
passed s-ntence on one Frazier to-day,
Tor Elk years in the State PeuIteEtlar-
tor breaking into store 81 Clifton, an
also sentenced one Buzz4rd, for stes :
tobacco, for two years. Frszier is said 70
notorious character, having several
aliases.
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Senator Davis speech on the Ms.
crepancics In ihe Treasury Re-
nnriS


ports.
Special dispatch to the y. \. World.
WAsHIYGroN, November 16.-The
discrepancies in the financial reports OF
the Treasury Department which have
been heretofore thg subject OF extended
comment and Investigation, were again
debated in the Scrste to day on the reso-
fusion OF MIR. Davis, Of West Virginia,
for q select committee TO make thor
ough inquiry and explain, il possible,
how they came 10 he made. Mr. Davis
,ubmiljai m exhaustive speech on
the subject, showing that in the
matter OF the public debt alone
there was All increase IN the statement Of
the finance report OF $24O,OOO,0O0 over
the statement o. the monthly reduction
OF the public debt. He $50 demon
,trated that the entire public debt from
1888 10 1870 had been restatet in the
latter yesr, showing conciusiveiy that
neither Congress nor the cOuE try had
any reliable data to 60 en-, tor both
could not be right. Mr.. Thurman truly
said that 10 mstter what were the facts
IS to these discrepancies ano contrad.cto-
~ statements, tue great question was
Could Congress rely on the reports msde
TO it for the purposes OF legislation?
He urged full investigation OF the
whole question by committee and cX-
pert, with view OF having these re-
ports prepared IN the future SO that Con,
g-es, could KNOW iu-, what were the req!
facts, ~ the same time 20 away with the
mysteries Of Treasury bookkeeping. Nj.
Dawes and Mr. Morrill, on the Republ-
can side, stouLiy ntroverted al inquiry
and insisted that the discrepancies We're
apparent, not real. Mr.. Hereford, the
other West Virginia Senator, male 1T
pretty plain by quotations from the
finance reports that the hlunders, espe-
cially IN the debt OF the Pacific RAILROADS,
we're resl.
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Marine.

NEW YORK, November l7.-Arriyed-
Steamship Hol.a.I, iron London.
LONDON, November l7.-Arrived-
Steamship Canada and Caledonia, from
New York.
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Tag Army bill as amended by the
S,nste passed the House Saturday. The
any will contain 25.O00 men.
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F0RTY-fIFTH CONGRESS-.
WAsHISGTuS, November II.
HOUSE.


some o, the amendments and ron-aor-
Concurrence IL others Mr. AtLir. er-
p.sIued that the Senate amendments
were mainly imms.,rlsI. the che. MONT
of difference ba,wee, the two har.as
helm, the crsu.s .,oi-iro, s-,,,, -.
"a OOO mo, srd r,r,,,i,,, - o.. * 600
Tbe H,usa tn ,rnr@.ge4 4,oTo,o,ro,
the amendment.
The Senate amendment redvciog the
appropriation for experse. o, the COM
mandipg general, ,ti.e from 81 OOJ to
- 500 was roncyrrsd In
Tne now an,,r-lr'|,, u,s. ~. o,o
strIL,r,, ,,n, 49,, - = 80,
r,,r ,n=I 80 -. -, ,t.rI >, r.,rt
mo, ,ha 49,, - ,s'-,' 9-''- - ~
- - a.. ''.S'l IT,,
~ ~ P'.' - no. 'I-I ~, al
q. ~ 'ooO ~ CO.
90 "a. g IL '''.' ~ 81 oA'"',J
-, 'I.i'- 90 - '''' I''''''' ~ '''0
Tna T'' .2,' ,,',.,,...i.- ,'sa. .. ,h, C.;,
,.e -, - 81 '','o', - '-e oo''l'i,.- ~
hn, a. - - 49, 49,.
-. i,n -. I,s - - - 80
n n '"( t'Y, "'! - 'o'lI III ;
= oo'a's 'o'eu Win .u' het uO"t7"s
ia .us amr,haIlVe: Aiken Dened.c1
L ''N"oou' llnF'' "Am@' Nc 90. AHcNe!' " IL
'.A'"s, Vi Ni'J"'S..' y" ''''".nS' "' Da'H-
ware Cu'beisoh, AiIs o.. IeAhs' Ued-
d.aS, och'ul"eT a~d IhfDcNmorton'
"e next aI.o,tlIeN' nn o. 'He senate WAS
10 iHse', -''oVo I''S.''1 u -o'ooO ID Tue
l,'"s' pl'"I''.,.| .',' ~. ''',t-7 ~ ~ .uy
q ~ W! o''' '''' - 20 0T'o'
'i' - W. 0'''"'' "',I d '''' ~ I'm"
1'u a. IosU'''1' ca 'of, IA! i'O i"e
N.i'N''','"s '''su 5'.'' '" I''' 'N'' ,.' a.
i've "Au "olo J"l-'n w "e,s's' " IL
''"!.S, OIL MICAIA"",, W "i'H'"'' o. DeIa-
ware Cu person, o.u,''cLer, NiIuiaSS
hi''s' IhfoeNm5i'o"' La''fvI ana nan
"olRh.
Inc u.A1 "lAouuIHeH' o! the SENATE
10 strike OUT Ihe WORDS 'OI "Hph
our cavalry regiments si"I pe kept III
Lhe service on tAe MeA'cAh lF"hJ'er lH
l'AA, was cohcurreI ia without oPPo-
'IIloh.
Inc paragraph no" reads TOT lhe
pur1haSt ol uoFs"s lot cavalry ana
- ''' ,'''''' 0'''''
.-,.a ~" ,n,, ,,."'''1y a. ma! W '"'U"'eu'
7-oV'oOo' PfoN'ua" 'h'I 'h9 ca'"'rS
!eS'"'e".s iHay oe recruited u IVo me"
IA e"ca com pan! ana kept as near as
PracV.caO'e ~ Ih"' Lunioer' ana
'l1ic'ent force OF cavalry s."H be en-
P.'l'n 10 defense OF tn' ,n M'A.'A' ana
''''." frontiers o. l'A''' FrQ''uya
al a o. lt|i Ia. al hos
Il mug n'Ie'' Co-'"''eo ,"a'' %u'no''"a
t"e .eci-i.'"S 2' 'Ho number o. u'A on
army rolls, lAcIIdiLE ladiAn scouts and
hospital stewards, beyond 10000.
me ameNan- q. ..,.,i tiAIhE on. the sp-
PfoPr'H'l'h OF soU ooo I"r Ine vooN vrslo"
w 'e" '''Cu s'ii'o'" o.''S '"'' ''n'' was
"oT ,, c'Hcu'Ieu Gu H. L g
no o''' NO" Io's = 'IA w '"o Ina
~. "'''o'' -" w, a''','; ''''' - o. '"''S"
II %',e ~. VoHIuI'' 90 '..'
H. o. .t'''a''o 40 m 49, - 90 q ny
=, ,so.,'o'.,' 80, ,.I ly.E '1'' '..
~ G'.nG,ni7 ,n,-.d,coJ =. ..'I lor tho
s,a.oi..' rai,,s,,f ,bo Int. MI, Ia
ciIilsta = return to soc, H. r,t. t.,aerr with
>.nr ,,'i,rI,.s.y st.r.,,, r,rr,.rr. srI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-19

Tax five Democratic members OF Con
c,sss who were absent when the army
Eu passed, were: SAYLER, Of Ohio,
CLARK. of Kentucky, WALKER and
DoUsLA.s. Of Virginia, and MORSE, OF
Massachusetts. BY their absence they
sitsd $7,5OO,OOO to the burdens of the
II, t,- This yag~
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AN effort will be made to get vote
,bs snti-resumption bill next Tuesday
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TuE Paris Exposition bill crowded the
,..pmption repeal bill, on Saturday, over
until this week.
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athceling 9r9l5ter,
nol6 closed Saturday at 1929

IL, ,Osather to-diy ,Oitt be partly cloudy,
~ ,orthsriy rotnds, and LO10er temper
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EDTCATIOSAL,

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'''' ,o""' y hNe P,o'. " '"' paw
D." ."' 'A'''s
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''''' III '"' o''Ns'' ~ ~" '''
PosS'sseo "'' 'NFS' q'a''''''' q"
o'' "'S "'Su' MS '''''c f''0' ~
"'".D'H''y "''N - f"'' >
'''U'y ana eHec''Ve'y as No'''ss
-t"''
"'' We term MS ''P'7h Is uesor'''''
.e" words; First, ne would nave
'-' same teacher teach the same
@-.o' .o' series of yesrs-Iett'ug
-7 tenure o; the teachers position de-
F'ao upon his success. Next, ne grades
-' schools, dividing the term OF study
'-'o four years. Then he encourages the
'-f'' 20 study as many branches at
Will keep them thoroughly en-
'!'- - Their minds wide awake and
.'' interest stimulated. de visits the
'-ooI' SIS often as he can, examining the
''P1' snd suggesting to the teacher the
Fonotlon OF such as seem to merit it.
a-lasIIy, he holds a public examination
'ae sdvanced pupils of all the schools
De zach distrlcL-not sub dis.rict-and de-
-'';' q handsome diploma to those
40 aaye Cradusted in the course
.'-l'''' de enroI'S the names ob 81
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TuE letter carriers will not get all
.,.v petltioned for, but they will get
something.
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TIE vote in the House by which the
amy remains at % 1000, stood l34 to l9O
a number of Democrats being absent.
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Joseph Leroy well known merchant
'silor o. Memphis, was fatally injured,
Saturday, by falling of porch.
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nsople or this yasr.

THE Enquirer says Too many Cswk-
,sHs" Is what is the matter WITH many OF
the Democrats in Congress. That paper
,sys whenever party question comes up
10 the House every Republican is On
hand. but there i class OF hapPy-go-
gckv Democrats WHO skulk round the
b.--rooms when their presence is most
wanted. Any constituency that will
send such man to Congress deserves 10
la sai ONT
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A branch Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church vas iuEugurAted al Montreal
yesterday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, November l7-MoSEY-
At sac per cent closing ST S@4 Prime
mercantile psper 6G7 per cent. Gus
toms receipts SSOOOOO. Assistant Treas
urer isourscd Slll,OO0. Clesrings
so 100000 Sterling dull; long, 4S0i;
short Asa.
GoLD-OPened snd closed ST 1924 the
extremes of the day. Carrying rates At =
70 1 per cent
SILVER A. London unchanged; here
silver bsrs sre l2l!, greenbscks; ll7!,
gold; silver coin / to T: per cent discount
GOvERSM
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Mr.. Williams, OF Wisconsin, favored
the bill. The experience OF centuries, he
said, mad demonstrated the utility o. pub
lie iairs and displays ana NJ Exchange OF
commodities. 1. this country was to be
represented 81 al at Par,s It would have
to he through government sction. In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

sss- SIN elmer &ebs, Die Sr. Sobn Sr.
Semlep in 81. 2ouis Dor Der bortigen BIZ
iioriiden @eie0idaft sebalten bat, er,dblts
Der &eoner alsrlei 4uetooten aus Dem
2eben bss Senators s bomas 8. 8en-
ton. Inter auberen and cine, Die oas
@erbdliniB osIIelSen gu Ieinem Sdpieser.
lob Gen. Sobn 6. Sremont betraf.
unmiitelbar Dor Der So4Ssit isinsr So9-
ter Settle nit 5rsmOat babe Denton
l,ins Wutb iiber ben BON leinsr So6tsr
sema9ten bummcn Strei9 taum unter=
6riid.n f0nnen. sd batte INNER se-
piinl9t", ia9te er 5u sinem Sreunoe, .oae
meme So9ter sinen mann beiratben
msroe; jebt mub i4 CUTE Wtiene gum b6ien
Spiel MAIDEN uno periu9e1 aus Dem Sing,
bas lie bsiratben piro, sinen Mann 3u
MAIDEN" 60 1T gu permutben, es NOR se'
raos oas vsmis @ei6li4s", mas Denton in
Sremout's Natur ni6t perfano uno nos
aui Der anoersn Settle cine 10 e~mpfinolam,
Steele, pis Die oss Srn. gmil Yrsstorius
in 10 bObe Sepunoerun9 perlsBts. 9it
SOlse bat ssS!ist. oaB Benton isiner
Sdwis9sriobn better fannie uno ridtise'
bsurtbeilts, als osIisn Singer uno YOiau-
nenensel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

Ray 30 itsbt oas @rau9en? Ginss
u%niersr Wedielbldtter ldrsibt rgs fommt
in isosr 3eituns bic uno oa Dor, ouB ir'
s.no Elm frs9er 9enssl uno Seislins zines
ibm nidt eefalenoen @rtitels uesen Elm
8latt nit irseno elmer tnotissn 8smsrtuns
on Die Office Suriidi4idt, oamit iaon cine
gsrlebuns Der 9Oitssiese bsssbeno, ba aui
3situn9sn ni9is @sldrisbsnes iteben bari.
Sin9it slaubte elm io.1sr Safer einen TO-
l%piialsn BiB gu maiden, inoem sr elm Slatt,
an bslien Rano er vGisl" idrieb, an Die
Office Der 3tituns ididts. gr iOmobl uis
feline bon benz WiB isbr erbauten 6reunos
iibltsn lia aber am nd9it.n Sage isbr
sielbaft, als tie in oemislben Ylatts Die
9otiS Ialen .Wia unier inoisnirter
abonnsnt uns ni4t ssfdli9it niiien lalIen.
in mel9sm Stale er gu iinosn 1T ?~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03

sas- Gin Ydusrlsin lab in elmer srpBsn
uno id6nsn STRIDE Die 9arlteluns oss
iiin9itsn @sri6ts por Der 0ano zines Der
bsriibmtsltsn Maler. Mit beIonbsrem
@~oblssfalsn perwsilts isin @use bel Dem
Ssu.r Der S0le uno Der Sdaar Der Der
oammtsn. Gin %pornsbmer Serr iab Den
dufmertiamsn 9etradtsr, seislte I9 gu
ibm uno fraste i'm. Oh ibpt Die Yorit.ls
lung Der S6le is wobl ssfiels? Ser Yau-
sr ontwort'te: sic ssfisle ibm iebr wobl,
abIonosrli9 oarum, neil sar feline 8au-
srn uno lsinss @lsidsn, ionbsrn Iautsr
srobs Ssrrsn BARN gu isbsn wdrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-03
II 1t e 8.

WVttp WuHuuplUtI S9Ut ttthtt ~ eutIHtuf
rbtittrt bic SeIt IN b~befSreut fsbf
bic @tiunsbtt ses etibes.
JIirts unb Stirling. ID
(aus benz .@Orssnfsra."O ng
0lirts leu Mdb, bic uf Der StroB ur
iberaq, nj lie beoba9tet perbe, en- eroH,
Shob nit ben neusitsn Sdi1en made, IN
beim 2aufe ben &Opp Uertuese bin uno bs
i4msibe, als penn fe prin3sifnne mare,
Jlirts forms Morsens ME net Dor rear
ooer 3ebn ubr aus'm 8ett, I'M bode ON
Piano, psnn Die Wedm Ii9 ON 8ai4wbsr
abplobt.
6lirts BELLE ME net bsim Sauspubs
neil es raube Sdnoe ma4t.
Glirts ben ME iaubsre 1nnertlseosr ODER
Striimp an, sfiept sppsr iunit pdi9t ia
for lie.
Slirts ben 10 bod ipie fiinf un ie9s IN
aliemols en- Oubeno 8o6s I'm ben lie al.
nit enndnner for Harren. f.
Slirts jubls Ydnt IN guide am Sag pis
&oisn, III ann ie Worsens uiitsbn, ME
S4miertds un tuie seble &i6e.
Wann Glirts bsisrn, f6nnsn Ie net bads
un net fode, uno mile ab feb Wabo gu
iubIe, oaB fe blei6t. .o
Siirts made psrtamma i6r Wdnner I'm.
slidlid, I'm fi4 ielbsr nod mebr 10.
S9i.r aIs .Ob Mdos" mare in ibr.
jun9e Sabre 5lirts. III plnn beiratbslu-
itise junss Wdnnsr peritdnoig mare, bann
tbdte ale Jlirts vOIo Mdos" ooer aIts
Sunsisrn psrre.
go pie BON v6lirts," uno nau nod en-
penig bon 6 u E. Wie i'd oa lebt in
m,iner S9ul Die Sinner ssfrost bab, mas
9umpe fen, DO balt De tlsb Gilt lei Singer
in Der SOB unb iast: Wann mel Soia 10
arg p~srriiia len. oaB bic Mdm ie net mebr
fide lam. = Net redt, Jag i9, Sdqp,
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-19
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

Succession of Ignatlus Heinis-On opposition
of George Heinis, dativs tutor, to will inventory
and account.
by bis will deceased left one-half each to q
child by former marriage and his surviving
widow. Opponent asks reduction according to
article 1752 of the Revised OWL Code. which al
lows the second wife without issue, In case Of
issue by former marriage, to inherit but one
fifth, and that only as usufructuary.
The will was set aside az prayed, and the re-
ducion made In conformity TO article 1859 OF the
Civil Code.
1t was aIso ordered that the inventory and &C
count filed be amended, and the funds Of the sue
oession be distributed IN accordance with law.
Tutorship of minor Abby MeOulloh. The ex-
oeption Of Mrs. Margaret Oenas. who has adopted
the minor, daughter Of the late VIM. J. Nc
Oulloh, to the proceeding of Jonvie Bercegeav
for the legal tutorshp s sustained.
Succession Of Thomas Brown Lee.-On excep-
ton to provisional account and tableau Of execu-
trix, on part OF r. u. Rivers, the London and
Lancashire Insurance Company, and A, A. Ma
ginnis and Sons. Exception sustained, and ex-
ecuirx ordered to file new account, classifying
the indebtedness OF the succession according TO
law.
Succession of Margaret McAuley, wife of J. A..
OBrien, on motion Of executor TO deposit funds
The proceedings in this motion having been dis
posed of by the supreme Court, i'm motion to
dismiss the executor for failure 10 deposit funds,
the rule was dismissed with costs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-19

In case of loss, by the surrender Of the original
certificate II not In conflict with the charter, s
binding, not only on the stockholders. but also
on their heirs Realtors cannot. therefore.
Without producing the original certificates, in
the absence of proof Of their loss. compel by
mandamus the transfer of the shares In the de-
PENDANT company standing in the name of their
deceased father or compel the payment of the
No. GGG9. State of Louisiana VS.. Pat. Maloy
appellant. Appeal from the Superior Criminal
Court parish Of Orleans.
An indictment should not be auashed on the
ground Of duplicity. because II contains two
counts, one for burglary and one for grand lar
ceny, growing out OF the same transaction. In
der the tfor grand larceny 1t was conpetent
for the jury to find him not guilty, as charged
but guilty Of petty larceny, and the jurisdiction
Of the court a qua being governed by the offense
charged was not Invested by the verdict being
for an offense for which no Indictment could
have been originally entertained by It, Judg
ment affirmed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-19
U. =. COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Columbia Fire Company No. 5 vs.. Steamer
Oameia.-A claim of 1926 for work in raising
and keeping the Camelis afioat, in going from
where she sunk at the New basin to the dry dock
at Algiers. The claim was allowed, and also SO
apiece TO two members of the company for acting
as seamen.
VIM. Won Sachs appeared before Commissioner
Lane for preliminary examination on charge Of
obtaining money under false pretenses and black
mailing one I. Falk, q tobacco dealer, by repre-
senting himself an internal revenue officer.
He WAS released on $4,000 bond, which was fur
nished by Mrs. OKeefe.
All Gin. that "hsythen Chineez ar," went down
to the Parish Prison for safe keeping in dBfa uit
Of 5000 bail, on charge Of selling cigars without
license.