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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
THE POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.
A Postmaster Elected by the People.
IN. 7. Tribune, April At

The President to-day appointed George J.
Krebs TO be Postmaster at Fremont, Ohio, the
Presidents home, vice Saml J. Snyder resigned
This appointment is somewhat noteworthy, as
being the direct result Of local election
which was held in that town last Thursday
As there were several applicants for the
place, ii was agreed at a Republican mass meet
ing that popular election should be held, and
that the candidate receiving the highest number
OF votes Of citizens should be recommended by
the Republicans Of Fremont for the appointment.
Mr.. Krebs received 255 votes, against 245 votes
divided among four opponents. He was accord
having previously received the Presidents acqui-
esosncs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
Foster StiH i'm the Field as a Com
promise Candidate.
An Address to the People ef the United
States from South Carolina.
Democrats and Republicans United on the
Negre Question.
The New England Conference Of the Meth
odist Church.
Especial TO N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON, April s.--The day has
ments of any kind. Three members of
the Cabinet are in New York. and the
remainder OF the Administration went
off this morning on an excursion to the
great falls of the Potomac.
The Star of this evening prints the
following.
ut is understoond that Hubert
q. Paine, of Wisconsin, has declined
the office Of the Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior. rendered him by Secretary
Schurz.'
The latest candidate for the Speaker
ship is Gilbert q. Walker, of Virginia.
His friends say he has sixty pledged
votes to start with. Speaking OF Speak
ership Mr.. Foster telegraphs me to-day
in answer to an inquiry as to the truth
OF Garfield's assertion that he (Foster)
had withdrawn from the feld In his
tGarfield's) favor, as follows:
''In the ordinary sense Of the term, I
have never been q candidate for the
Speakership. In the same sense, /
have never withdrawn.'
Mr.. Fosters candidacy has never
been anything else than consent on his
part to stand for the Speakership, in
case any considerable number of South
ern Conservatives should join with the
Republican friends Of Hayes to effect o
composite orgaaizhtion Of the new
House, In opposition to both the Radi-
cal Republican and Bourbon Demo-
cratic factions in the North. Mr.. Fos-
ter believes that the complete paeiflca-
tion of the country can only be accom-
plished by a coalition of all moderate
and conservative elements Of both
parties against Bourbons, Radicals
and extremists Of both parties.
His position as pioneer Republican
friend of the South caused the Southern
men who believed In new deal to look
to him as their natural ally and as the
natural leader of the northern end of
such movement. He Is not candi-
date for Speaker, except as the product
Of such movement. His telegram to
me means that IL no such movement Is
made he will not be candidate; but,
that IL it is made. he will accept any
responsibilities that may be put on him
in furtheranoe Of the programme.
There is variety Of conflicting ad-
vices concerning what Chamberlain g
action would be in South Carolina.
Some say he will do all he can to delay
the legal proceedings of the Hampton
government; and others say he will
yield. Patterson and Corbin have both
given in their adhesion to Hampton,
and has joined with him, Gen. M. 9.
Butler and Attorney General Connor,
In an address to the people of the
United States, guaranteeing protection
to the rights of colored men, etc, SO
that whatever Chamberlain may do he
will have to go it alone. The address
aabove mentioned will be published in @
few days.
The anti Hayes movement Of the
Northern Methodist church, begun re-
Gently by the New England Conference
OF Preachers, at its session at Lynn,
Mass, Is understood to be inspired by
Newman, of this city, in revenge be-
cause Hayes does not attend his church.
- oehAL'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
short Items.

Thos. Charlie stole pair Of draypins from ..
J. Sullivan, at the corner Of Robin and Annnncia-
ton streets, and was incarcerased in the Second
Station house. VI
Harry Robinson, found under suspicious cir~
cnmstances at the corner OF st. Charles and
Felicity streets, by Corporal Marty, was immured
in the Second Calaboose.
Monroe Holmes lost his liberty at 7.2S p. na.
on Saturday, and was furnished resting place
in the Third Station, charged with the larceny Of
eight dozen eggs.
AT o'clock Saturday evening chimney Of tho
house situated at the corner OF Fro and Cam
bronze streets, occupied by II. q Gardner. Was
discovered TO be on fire. The flames we're ex-s
tlnguished by the inmates with slight damage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

The ball given on Saturday evening at the
Opera House by the French Benevolent Assooia-
tion was o splendid affair, and most enjoyable.
~ usual. Our French residents deserve praise
for the successful manner In which they combine
charity and pleasure, for the profits derived
from these balls devoted to tho relief OF their
sick and destitute conpatriots.
At Grunewald Hall the Pike Benevolent Assoc
citation gave charming fancy dress soires. The
affair was their first complimentary entertain-
rsut and WAS decided success,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
Negro Highwaymau ue Assaults .
Mslpless Woman and E0hs Her.

At O'Clock Saturday night, while q white
woman named Mary Ann Simms was on Valencs
street. near Laurel, on her way to party laden
with a basket Of cakes and candies, she was ss-
sailed by negro highwayman who knocked her
down with his fist and then robbed her OF the
basket. The unforl innate woman cried for help,
but before ass stance could reach her the high
wayman had made his escape. fhe sssailed
party was conveyed to her residence, where,
upon examination, she was found 10 be only
slightly injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

Yesterday, . chap, who gave bis name 90 John
Smith, was discovered on Common street, bs-
tween Franklin and Liberty, by Officers Sexton
aud Meyers, walking about with blunuerbus ON
his shoulder, evidently looking up somebody.
The officers made him prisoner and locked him
up in the Central Station.
It was afterwards sscertained that hs was
looking for man that had jeopsrdzsd the honor
of his family, and intended to shoot him on
sight. II is fortunate that he was arrested be-
fore meeting his victim.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
The Rhode Island Elcction-The Repub-
licans successful.
[Courier- Journal

PROVIDENCE, April 4.-For the first time In
three years, the Republicans have elected the
entire State ticket by the people. The plurality
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor is about
500. For the remainder Of the State officers 1t is
have large majority in both branches Of the
Assembly.
vanzandt (Bepublicsr), for Governor, one
town lacking, 1884; Barnaby, 11,c2s; scatter
ing, %.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
The South Carolina Leglslature-Dsmo
cratic by One Majority.

TCourier- Journal

The Legislature which meets at Columbia s..
g., next Monday, consists OF 124 Representatives
and 33 Senators. The Democrats have me jori-
ty of four in the House, and the Republicans
have majority OF three In the Senate, giving the
Democrats q msjority OF one ON joint ballot.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
A New Comedy.

We have on our table comedy, in verse. by
the physician and poet, DR.. Cha les Delery, en-
titled sBEcole du Peupls -" The School OF the
Peope). The poem, written in French, ID q racys
satire on the political huckssers Of the day, Pack
and style, of the authors reputation. Il can be
had for fifty cents at oil the French libraries of
the CITY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
Hrevltfes

The new Board Of HAY Inspectors, consisting
Of Messrs. T.. FL. Waters, Morris X. Ohsw and w.
e. Clark. is now organized snd have established
their Office at No. 28 Poydrss street.
Mr.. Henri de Lsmothe, OF lie Temps, Paris,
who has been on an extended professional tour
through this country and visited New Orleans
recently, left New York last week on his return
IN Eranre
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
BIsMARCK's SUCCESSOR.
some Uncertainty as to who He VIII
TPall Mall Gazette. April 81

Prince Bismarck's resigna ton is to-day gensr-
ally and eagerly discussed. His resignation re-.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which Prince Bis
marck desires to retain. several statesmen are
named as the Princes successor, either for good
or for the year Of his leave. At first Herr Camp
hansen appeared to have the best chance, but
now Prince Reuss, Princs Hohenlohe and Count
Btolbsrg are named as the most likely candidates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

BURTErT,s COLOGNE Is filed In elegant bottles
OF superior finish and beauty--in themselves an
ornament. II has, In q brief time, STAINED
large and constantly increasing sale, confirming
the opinion Of the best judges, that 1t ID equal,
If not superior, 70 the celebrated farina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

A pair OF deaf mutes were married in
Monroe. Ga, q few weeks ago, and now
1t 10 more fun than g circus to see them
quarrel and make. faces at each other
with their fingers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
Attempting to Inclte a Riot.

Robert West, negro. was arrested by Officer
Sexton at the corner OF Franklin and Poydras
streets, and locked up in the Central Btatons
charged with fighting and disturbing the peace,
also with attempting to ineite riot.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
CITY AND POLICE ITEMS.
Horss stealing.

/ Some time during Sunday morning thieves en- =
tered the stable ef Mr.. BsrteImey, a. the corner
OF Jrsulines and HendoD streets, and stole hos
bay mare ana q sci Of harness. The animal is
described Is being long snd slender With white
feet and n white star In the fof 5head.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09

In good old times importAtions Of Piper.He3d@
seick ono year reached 10 1000 baskets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
THE SPIRIT OF HATE.

Resolutions Before the New England
Conference Of the Methodist Church
Hayss, Matthews. Foster and the
south Abused, Insultea ana Mevlled.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-09
w EST CARROLL
The Nichols Officials only to be Recog-
nizea-The Action Of senator Wheeler
Endorsed.

The Nichols Officials only to be Recog-
nizea-The Action Of senator wheeler
Endorsed.
FLoYp, La, April A large and enthusiastic
mass meeting was held at Floyd to-day, by the
citizens Of the parish Of West Carroll, for the
purpose Of giving expression to their views on
the political situation OF Louisiana.
On motion, DIR. John M. Gadds was elected
chairman, wbo in a few wel1-timed remarks, ex-
planned the object of the meeting.
On motion, 8. Taylor Jackson was unanimously
elected secretary.
On motion of Col. Hiram Lott, the chairman
was requested to appoint a committee OF five to
draft o preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the meeting. Upon said commission
the chairman appointed j.. D.. Hsnnegan, Matt.
@. Redmond, Barney Conn, Geo. J. Lewis, John
Mckay, who retired, and after q short consulta-
ton reported the following, which, on motion,
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas one 8. b. Packard is pretending to
be Governor OF the State of Louisiana, and has
issued an address to the people OF the United
States, in which he asserts that the people Of
Louisiana are williag to recognize him be the
Chief Executive OF the State and
Whereas, such assertions are not only false but
in direct contradiction OF the most potent facts.
We feel called upon, In the interest Of peace snd
] good order md laNful government, % solemnlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

= y NJ.
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lu2c lcaa@ = eNii' e. , ,.,.. lii. a., q. al,
b 6 ~ eStnriii'i .H, '.N, ~ y, $50 DO
y - y cV' oNe, l,1lo n =, - 3-t- ~. a.. frr =
D ~ Vt' t"r No,rN1ut - ,''d7f - e., - ~ ~ AZ
HIfid, lSS"SS'y '"iur' l''-' a. a. WV" 90 TO- - '
s, . 10, m s,r n ,r.prersop rI,ipeia staors
III ~ y, HSi - W 10 ~ .srb n; an l5 h ai l3i.c
- 900 a. - IL - h, Mover 4 Iu.,r!
~ =. - 49, ~ t,Cye JtO n, oveu ami steers. ~
g,''' '.''"r' W N'''''' ''
'2' 90 d. o., ,,-.,~,i 70 r1IiroJs c,or.e ,vor il
= -. '''n.'i. 10Y NaiN'l ~ A. !"
~ ~ 9.tc. les y cich Steers La TO- ~ 'i'' WIN '
each - OF l'1so ~ ~ 10 o., ruois ,.r A. ~ a, DC
= -'histt.l' w. h'"'. - 80. '''''' ''"'' " "
% 5 oi = Ciyer for Wsix.IE a. L Irinas $40 ~ at
-, - = - "a AZ an H. a. IN i1 III h, lsss -
AT'.. mel, nv = W,,rriS hi Illinois l6S M nj c aal
- ;.,Hn - ~ 7, ~, a. - ~ i,s.h ~ ' "
100, n, J. 4, !, >. - iII,c o,, d, at oi,c rGn
-yvyp ,rls -, ~ F1rty ciyi,t - each At Jersey
CITY ana SlErIs' MAKING o., az I'm LII W. feS
since NatH~lN aE'iu 90. ,'l' t.ii'
Aii,s "t' "'' '' AZ .. =, -. I'M, - 100 state
ha4rntt'A " Jaws snll ~ 70 ~ '''7"'''''' WV
shseP ~ ' ~ q W. ~ M tt;t -t,te nj al n At
80 a. STATE Cd m 'ii- 50 To- J ii %. ~ -y.
Hume e. io od m -txfc!l 81 al sheeu.SI ~ and
l75 OHIO Al Co. u state lambs H. t.. p DO AZ
a. 0,nl-rt Sold III Michigan sheep 81 n. j1c., and
Iu1 I-iuo.s 81 IN M IJtc
lfpc.-I,grrns ears Jersey city and AZ Fnricth-t
Doiug gOg- .nrr SATURDAY. against 1890 same time @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
THE MARKETS.
LIVE srOcK MARKETS.

oN-"NoeK. Feb y2-BTFvEs- Thore were - ears With
w -r,, ~ Jere.v tlt~ 1L- mDrlu- -Hl tai .l'N
q '1vrrs on'v they were booking tt lower pr O.
a. e.3iy not as good rs D. Vas y.'.'- ~,
- Nai taking Il MtO account there Wa .0t ''g,u
s.tt. 1911 prices OF th" opening, Wlh-h. A'yNt &C.
-, .'--rf or The closing sales iSt-+to .ic' TT rs.
i.t Res. "Ulr lJ he'll over rom t-iti l't t. ~
49,. 20. DID, 'i day ~ fho"Yn it" car -
go 10y - 10 or more cars VNisctc .iieit q,
cry "T bulls u- about Il1c; J"NiN ~: nero
1ta 90 '. 81 % natives 90 1885,. 30 CO. t vs. ~ a. '
- al tle. III 40 9lc. l35 ar lOct ~ az -".i
.. 4 lOzc, Is AZ 40 Sc - ~ nc, - ~ -
o. % -f. I- D. and 10 II 1c., Oh b NF'ti-. ~. -
tY- r I of cattle since saturday, l,o-' a-iii7t ''.
le ir last week. The shipments u i-Hi'p =" Ut. 'i
~ Oirs 100 TINS week from ills city alone lAr D,'.Hs
S o. Le Dest among tie English cattle may h" i
tci 70 cause unusually large number oi t,m - %
s-uslt-T, hus poraly checking te demand Tor Aiet
me larger shippers Of today were NaiNel * Altrtou 10
esfs a. y H0sonhai. 10 Mcyers q egcusttl3 ca
~ 3pis l. H. CTOekeT ana A. KAHN eAcA ci-si ~
4tfltrsul. 80 cars 10
l. lgcnsten sod 3 Illinois steers, 1900 10 az 04c 40
o. SGO D y3ac; 19 81 l,220 at lOc Os Of lz5f b al
4J4c.
o @uierbaeh for r. Beseutha 80 pretty 2ir c4ero6ee
~ o. a s2c. J6 o. and 800. each " llAho !'H ID az
80" lor WaiXe a AerOni bulh, l.3I" 10 AZ f2t@ 10
SEE 5G ., az &C.: So u ll3l II a. J's. ana 81 ta'h
e9 Lbs D al 9Le, 10 Of 1850 n at l0hr ana II 2 lead
% W aXe sold 20 luOs LOIS H. a. ytc less o. c3-h
ibof isJ 9i2c less - 10 Of i,222 at lOc n Of
10 %, prime al ii izc., % -. . -. 80 - ~,
N lioinii Roseuthall Illinois, LIB y. Al &c
- ole each Is # 200 a. SCI ~ OF LIZ 10 ~ lDc'
1901 l.3Ol Al iOLc IS % for 81 klOptcr 30 Mlsspuf
zy D. al lJc.. for 0tschi Ia of l2%l u at 9c ana -
vOss for n Norris y Illinois steers l,lSS u. at aaC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23


GAS SIDth~. 800.
y . NrW-YD.K. METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
NANHATCAS Gas STOCKS BOUGHT A>o SOIL
a1u ,y ~ A'''-4 90 GI.0 H. Pm NrI~-.
" So'.H 80 80 tr-4l ST.. y Y.
800.
IT. ANTt AND PitH2ltIND AK LINE
Y ....... -..-t,.rg 20. a.. Ti--i Nnrfo--e
a., ~ - - .l t '.. .r..,.F Sill. f..r hal. a.. t-
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ioA.t-. WA ' -'. ..,, h., tl.t. .tft
AT ~. a. a.. ~ ,. ''-' 80 ~. r...
-. - ,' 80 p r...ri,- Ii be- 10 adla+ nan
10 .. -...,.. d, n Inc s l t1l..lnv.
tuI we 1911 '.T .t. N ff.. ..,.,i
airN pAst-aH'. Oh. 100 N"I-"'''.' "' Civ '''' 20 " '
Ih'' ~ Poe Nif i' ''it'''' 10y
rir,N.. b.u. lr. a. la. i.hulb,a'rH committee.
49, -i-i--N-i "' 7I-'i''-'' '''''''i''
%t-- YORK. FcH. u. 1877.
, . 10
90 ~-sri~ lIN .!tE j.. =. stocks ana IDi.fl~
Z Z 80. anal .a.I r. e. HEWITT. G-iId o.. iOD.i j.
~. v.,.I- N,-
Z o. Forty shares OF New O.h. N,"-
Raven and Hartford j.. r. Coz r,r'-l' az. &c. .-'1-
1--,r.s IN mann. Lar. 80. !.i1f' udr VIII phrase
ann .,- I'D Rev l. " P.umnrT -. I'D. y --t, a."4c., =
= ,....,r ,-.,t.r,i, ~Upf--vIfrL-' - Il r - fir-
.,rr .s. United States. i,#f- ,i 9t Ipris Joan
- n t ti..srG... 4lG tIe .'I"., tr.'I.! i:i..
coH.-.Irv Vs. Sew, rrf1- Jackson ~ or ''.1 N "a
roaa Coaray $y or =, , 81, L.a 81. 1o 'r .' y
luI conferred y flc Circuit
,,, f t if-l ftf., ior D.-..r 81 Loa-laI., D. e.
I'm, ig b. loya ,a:.fIcI c.1-y % tl. rrt'3'
# "a l trt A d. I-t t. 4aer thc terms % tar
Deed ~ .ii'5 '.L3 ~ Z, -' l., ., ,,.,95 ,r4..lar
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A Ii ' ,i. .,,g....Ts .r.. g.. MS b.lriu. tafo
lie frf .i.j iay Of siay. A. 70. 1872 -ad 60 rr5 ~"
f, tl. ay.n " . }-'.. therein --riIr', ST. %. GAa
INC, .,r..uy r,tt--. viii -,i 49, Public "ci"' 10 Ri
~ ii ,1i ..t in tl. "a d,rrr t6r enlir, rror-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY, Feb. 22-P. N.

To-day being legal holiday. business was en-
= snspended in all the financial and commercial
.-ossnres. The London and Continental financial
- %. will be found under It's proper head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

! EGAL NOTICE-Cir,uii Court Of The United
fn7f - ~, e f. s r d, yiSa r. Surviving rru.
te.. etc ana .c tiLi%ot7 ~ "a. - l''A ~
RAILROAD C1NrAN " 4nh otn'rf - i... .,,,srroi
ny the Circuit Cour, Of tng rri st.s e. 81. 7ouhr.n
iii ,s, IN tnc a2 iay Of p,,a, p 1876 ant ~
virtue OF me Ur,ct states rrcs coor, ir ihT
and Others fc,i led on lie 6b I,nu1,. s1 ina hg
i We 1T o. I'm o. he Gitei sl, r H. D,so 4 ken
tucky. az raiucaa tween t'' l1tJ = pro- s3, 3. "
states Tor The Northern District o, A.Sdpl o.'wrr2 D."
5 5SS Sb rr-' H. ' irm. o, s s Of rt d
deer ,r a. ~ m t9, h F1G III Ion Io ai Jas
Alex udrr: teir SUCCESSORS ami aS-i- o,' ~ H.,
vi me dent. feifn described We The Iudcr-iE Il so-'vus
ns,r; VIII c a, pGe sT ni TO @ u e. r. Hill
special master TO- hr above cnira aus ~ r,i IN
dircct. 70 The said DEGREES iAf s.Ji .' i s'n b..
me 40 deed OF Trust at ~ cry - ,-r' , f To-
non, and e ,ioct D. u on TIj i,-nAY the Gosh day ri
ami a H. -- me- prop rfv described ig the aid decree
and me iced o. trust oLcad 9iE5 th1 rr az o S rn
ard Of DE N,v orleans 81 Louis aad Chez i.ioa@ Nh Ni
-.s,pp extending nofthwardy Ar'ush N-,ispP, ".a
TGssa ra /" ad kcntackl to t lei, oaas the ONO
lever opg@.-r SS; All ,i inc S fr,a ~ he SD ,,.s-
~inpi cenilai iaii4d ,o"Pani' , ,. W VII "a,
t ii iCF ,,S c5peci1 and cons'tanp win Other
m to-, nor Win "a 4 ~ the .auGs railroad tracks.
sidnas right and nrvi,tr- ,' ~iI n, blrry
used ia r. n connection Win tir same l' car p 1
;, r T. ~ laiI railroad or Witch Aas acquired ami
mn th. T.r of M said corpora it- Remaining
sad and held for said corporation: and Az repair shops,
D,...I t r rs. ,r.rai an and r--. 0i said road
Ir --,. f-,, bo1.., md en- Il7ssvrIth The pDw"r 20
go.s, ,.g a,"a , s'a o mon and f.. ans a. iuiy
49, l 49,. nf.i ia III, deed d. a;d
when We are auiho.zI sell under tr i aord ot trust
of,,.e,.f and tl. d. ,.rr,- OF fl- court, al a..
of sand tfturrr made n Hh for cash to ,lr
,,;,,.s. ,..l.i.r a. ,r. e i1,. If H..
Ii it ~ fI sr, o uTrcsa-a the said property
is fesei YEA al lH' "''i''s' Units Il fF-NNDFR
sUTylyIu- Trustees.
e. p Tr7TT. c-rc..I Master.
@ . T: .'s E. :s. Gi.7 Is. Z e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
si!ralons iUapteo--fend!es.


- NpRISON's oldest, first-class, aud only
,;-I ave frr,r servants rA'H' .i' i'. '
.aalc Aelp llrr ID! chlrat. Notice iA.' a''-'''
CHAMBERNAID and LAUAD6t,.S.>>,,----,.A
youno era WISHES situation as ON iAi' ,ri''' '' |
~. = brs- ct, r.l.r,ucr aG2 Wcsi .-'.-,i
C,HANIBEEMAID and AtIhESS.-N ahtru,
b. vuui- .ri 49, chEmb' rltd ahl Mii'ii,s,' "a -
lpin irr place. Can be- rA az I'D "
C,UANIBER}iAIDa and WAIT RESS.-A colprcd
ri- WISHES Il situation r.am' lhH 'i'' W.
good citY reference. Gail ur address "a" ~ w
CHAMBERMAID, W Al ! RE ;, ana me
va afiINt, and IIDNIN -BN very resp, '"l' A'A
,rcI recommended Young woman ,onp tent ~ s' 81 H. .
,,t "A. rI4wf,rrald and wltrtsa, ahu an ~
washer and iIOner sober honest ihu ouHSht,' -, ~
and u..r appearing person country W Wy ~ al "'
HAM removed ~ $50 tn ave, neit ans
COOK A vo,Ipc woman ~ tirst-class cook
u eaDabe Of DONG the marketing reaiirli mshest rel
tTencrs a. II. Mars ptfe' irst nooi, l,al
COOK Situation wanted - good COOK ana
-. ~ brrsJ ami biscuit; will vita Gg
beet city reiergnCe Call al NO ~ Nsss 4''H''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

AIKEN. :. C.-Ecst climate in the United
FOR IEEALfD-. ,.,-.-..-.
l-f nj faoler.r. pIl..- can obtained By addressing
T.. 3D.. E.- 80. A.a'E, ~. O..
rg7UE hD{AL VICTORIA HOTEL,
4 nassau. BAHAMA ISLANDS.
i'' '"' LANES LIu.ElNuoD & CO.:
I-- LI.auEE y, N'N. ; 'i".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
6slp mauteo

INTELLIGENT statesmen wanted APPLY
sfior 10 g. M. TO RAND. MCNALLI 3 Co. les broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

THIS u>Ios PAciFC RAILaoAD coArAs1 LASP DGAit
RD.Ds rE sIIEr OFFICE No - l-{i ~ l9Lh [
' Bf1LnsG, Busfuy Feb Is, lSII .,
cFALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- noon on MONDAY Feb 20, 1871 Tor The sale 81
Thouaand Dollars $3.50 0e of The lAaD ,.A-S ~
res In srcoriaure win the iBdenture 81 moTtSage oi
April 10 1867. fhhp' l. AAE0' iAH''00'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

r. Dissatisfaction wanted Ivy a respectable
English woman ~ prDcs, oGa city on country
h- best mecal reference gwen. Call address H. c. hTs
floor. tr8nt, - East iZlsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.
lis STATEMENT FOR 1876.


II is not proposed to demonstrate that the
~ of two from four does not leave two remaining nor
49,, the SUN in subtraction presented IN the recent
s,,,,,ent Of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
C,nnsuv is not correctly solved Having carefully eN
i the subtracting Of the reported sum paid ioG " IL
e.r on bonds and rentals OF all leased lines from the
srcd sum Of net earnings from al sources, we ma
,hs riandc 70 correctly stated. TO wit S12lS24 30
y,.h 50 ueager a report Of concern employing hom
" c,ritl of $50 900 of which SUM about $4,000
600 . IN W shape Of bonds and guarantees. the interest
and dividends which be earned and paid before
ne remaining 26OOOOOO consisting Of its own stock
NAV r,s'icipate in any profits. INIT little can be done
.1r tl,au To counare the items with the results Of
o1s years The totals for 1873 and 1876. so far rs
sty,n for the latter year. comrarc rs follows:
1873. 1876. Decrease
sNet earnings from all ,,, g.. co, %, - 20 400
- ....
sTass Interest on bonds
aud rentals al '' ''~''' s9s $50 S2SOo31 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

1~EW-TNGTAND HOTEL.-Iodginr@ 3pr.;
-... -. 20 -. .Ju HgAt rooms. for gentlemen only
corner Iu..ylg ,u! LEglri
[vFLE-FEGLAED HDTEi.-Lod2ingS, Doe
p1I.nt %. r.us for Gentlemen only weekly '-I
81. GONE. asr'It lia "a. -.'.re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-23

fIer- The statement FOR
I~-f ends. but, assuming
mo the taxes for mat
80 were t4c same aS IN
fS-r. Gre comparison may
b. rf.rurd thus.
pstyr. pant for taAas..----..