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TaOMAs BOWLING, AuctioneeT.

'E'duhhc DcW huctioneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF vAnANr SQUARE 500,
AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY yrtne - two several deed. OF trust, each 80
both being recorded in Liber 69l, of tne lsnd-&-
records Of the District of Columbia. folio $50
written request Of the party secured thereby, vii
will sell to the highest bidder, the premises, on
TIE al Of a ~ & 1--WE s su
dred and nine,) in the city Of Washington, District
thereof, so much thereof will pay the debt and
expenses thereon; the deed recorded at folio $50,
embracing the south part If said sIuare beginning
for said part at the southeast corner Of the SAID
square, being the front Of lots l. 2, and q 10 said
square; thence north with the st line of said
square on Filth street northwest, two hundre and
twenty five rs feet 10 the confer Of the said line
on Fltth rect, being the point indicated ia Ike
deed Of trust on the north half of said square " tbs
street by and with the line described In the other
said deed of trust due east until 1t strikes the
the beginning;" aud the deed recorded at folio .
embracing the north Fart of said square, beginning
for the at the northeast corner Of said squae
square on X street northwest, to the northwest
and 10 Of said square sIree' thence south with
the west line OF said square on Fifth street northwest
two hundred and twenty II se 225 feet, TO the center
Of said line; thence due east aud parallel with o
street northwest until it strikes the east ne of said
west with said cas-, line to the place Of beginning
together with all and singular the improvements,
said deeds mentioned. The property will be sold 10
two parcels or otherwise, at the option of the
tees AT the time.
TIE terms of SAFE are ons-fourth of the pur-
chase money in cash, Cf which ten per csntum ust
be deposited WITH the aucOneer a. The time of sale
and the residue IN one two ant three years in equal
INNS, from the day OF SALE Tor hich sums the psr
chaser must give notes b. ing interest at per
centum per snnun until paid the interest TO be paid
deed q trust on the property sold All conveyance
ing 81 the purchasers st; and If the terms OF the
sale are not complied with within five days after the
day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the ground or any thereof at the risk and cost
ofthe purchaser in default, i've days public
tce, published in sny spaper in Washington
city. A. HYDE, lT...
% J6
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l. \, ~ H., At CANCELLATIONS The estate of-
r, Is. war;, OF Michigan, which. AZ MS iesth
SSNeiai years since, was inventor, "a ~ -
eTal millions beyond tha dehfs -, , 49,
' WHICH several claimants had .rreat az pe-ta-
Ion hss, on account OF the late iulfoeoc.,
shrlnkSge m values, deprecated Ia sn,s6 a..
extent that the executor pror-as,. =, sa,s'
claims al - cents ON Tie dollar
ss-Nhencver a Chicago Journal anno,,,..-
that another old cit zen f. gone lie ~
lroii FrCs Press remarks that he has gons NJ,
Canada. "e W
- The Boston ladies' are aeifattne IN.
subject az a baby how. Three sets OF ri pleiS
ara sixteen pairs OF twins arr ALREADY enter
ca ard Yet the Boston matron signs for one
beaten. ~s -
~ Two Terre Hsute policemen arrested a
No,hsh VINO was walking IN the street AZ
nlkh, wearing night dress only. They sup
posed she was drunk, but she was really mn,
VIE ot a wealthy citizen oat on A somnam-
bulistic adventure
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E MM tAA 4. FssFEE,E Trustees:
IL. II. wARNER, Auct, sanas-d
PENSsYLyANIIAI AyINUE PROPERTY Ar

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of "a
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity faJ
cause No. $50, docket II, win offer for sale .k:
public suction, In front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, october Sth. ISL, at O'Clock D. m, sub Lot
Is In square lSs fronting 40 feet on Pennsylvauis
ayenpe ~ depth Of about IS feet improved BY
rooms. This property is very desirable, either as q
business stand or private dwelling being situate on
the south side Of Pc nnsylv ania ayeuue few door
west OF 18th street northwest
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance In two
equal payments Of one and two years. IN interest
per Cent. per snnum. On the full payment III
The purchase money aud interest, he ntere st title
end estate OF the parties to this to the pros
er1y sold, VIII be conveyed to the purchaser Nthe
terms OF sale not piled with in five DAYS thu
Trustee reserves the right to resell after i've days
notice 81 the risk and cost OF the sfautiDg pyr.
down at time Of sale. S
ruos FRANK HUME, Trustee.
InOs' L. WASGAhAN, Auct. seplT -eo&iH
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RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit
MONDAY, July -, 1877, same hour and place
BY order of the Trustees
.eN-JysSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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DAWEBROKER'S SALE AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, October
and 3, al I'D clock in the morning ard . EAS
in the evening" snsll offer for sale our large (t
stock of UNhEDEEMED PLEDGES, consis log u
Gold and silver Watches,
Chains, Rings, Guns. Pistols,
Clothing, &c wing Machines,
Pianos, &C.
JAMES GUILD, Auct, sepE-5ts
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('HANOEkf SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP-
" ERTY AT THE CORNER OF IJru AND L.
kTBEETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a decree passed by this Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia in equity No. -
3S0,I will sell AT puslic auction in front Of the mn
r.mises. on FRIDAY, October 8, 1877, at.&6
40 clock part of lot IS, square No. IgS,
IN this city, fronting Is feet inches, on u street
and extending sonth with that width along the line
of 18th street So feet.
Terms Of sac: One third cash, and the balance at
and ~ N Jnths with interest All taxes aud sess
ments TO June 81, lS7 will be paid out of the pnr-
chase money. deposit of 100 will be required of
the pure laser az the time Of sale.
- The improvements consist Of two-story Frame
Building.
A ine opportunity for anyone desiring a site for
store AID dwelliOg combined. "
WM. U. MATTIEGLY, Trustee,
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rHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PhOyLD REAL PROPERTY ON d STREET
AND ON GRANT STREET. NEAR TAI
PATENT OFFICE AND POST OFFICE

RFATEST 9FFf0E AND POST oFFIcE
Fy VhrAH 81 dsSrss o,.bs su,rsm. cor
ofthe District Of Columbia, passed in Equity r -!
oaose No 6i2s, doc. 10, shall sell, at public A.
sStsmbsr 18Th. i Isl, al oeScS on m Sa2s 81
sns Seventh. n BsR6ssS
Tor the same at q Joint on north D street (be-
'Weer ard 81 streets forty eight 49, feet east from
along said street twenty four 2J feet .aencs nor.
one hundred and thirty five tl35l feet three 80 in
ches thence west twenty -four a. feet; and thence
the imrrov am:nis thereon, consisting Of q three
Story brick dwelling hoa.s Containing ali the mod
Al5o, on WEDNESDAY, Sertember IS, l7', at
o'clock in front Of the premises, sh all sell,
lA) in Gilbert Alien subdivision of square mum,
bered three hundred and seventy Ave, (375,l to-
ing Of handsone Bries Dwelling Hense, stunned
a. soresaid on Grant street, between 9th and 10th
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree In respect
OF each piece OF property are: One third Of the rur
eighteen s) months after the day OF sale with in.
tersst secured by the notes Of the purchaser, and
ing At the cost Of the purchaser.
The terms Of sale mast be fully compiled With with
IN one week from and after the day Of sale otaer-
tice by advertisement in TIE EVENING STAR, at The
risk ard cost of the defaulting purchaser pur
chssers.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. sapR
Eat TIE WRITTEN REQUEST OF ONE
OF the Defendants, the above sales are POSTPONED
go, as above dest ribsd, with the improvements
being House 2lI D street northwest, to MONDAY
Uc,oGer Ast, 1871, a. clobk .. N, in front of tbs
And Lot 81, in Square s-s, as above described. to
hSpaI. october I'd, 1871, a: , o clock 9. m, in
sep2s:d&ds r. K. ELLIOTT, Trustee.
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M ASH. X. WILLIAM Auctfoneer,
w 1901, northwest corner 10th and D streets

w 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and D streets.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es
TATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
"a AND 8TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
. by virtue OF q deed of trust, bearing date k,zA
tie 10th day Of Becem5er, A. u. 1872, aud f:.I
corded III Liber No 703, folio III, ct SEQ. ,2
one OF the land records for Washington county, in
the District Of Columbia. and the written req nest
OF The party thereby secured, the subscriber will sell
at 81 bic auction, on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1877. at Al O'Clock p m in front 6; the
Ireufsts al that piece or parcel Of ground iyinS
and being situate in the city of Washington in ths
Rgstris. aforesaid and known and distingn ed on
-. saIu cay AS anu Deing lot num-
pete1 eleven III IN square erva;ion Il to-
gether with the improvements thereon, which con-
ss OF two three story brick Dwellings, being Nos
4SS ard 491, each house TO bs sold separately
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; and balance in
one TWO an 81 rec years after date with interest at
eight per cent. per annum, for W hich purchaser 5
notes will be taken secured by deed of trust on the
premises, or cash, at the option of the purchaser
deposit OF SloD on each hoqse will be required
part Of he purchaser theTrustee i'll resell at the
risk aid expense of said defauting pure Con-
We; ancing at cost of purchaser.
sep-6d RICHARD L. WALLACH, Trustee.
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RFHAVING FAILED TO COMPLY with the
te ~ Of the sale, the above named square 500 viii lie
re. a. the purchasers risk and cost, on MON
DA October lst, ls7Z, at 3 O'Clock in the after
noon. A. HYDE, tr...u-
THOMAS HYDE,S frus'ees'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. seps2
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nUNOANsON BAUs., Auctioneers.
DRY G00pS; CASSIMEREs, BLANKETs, Ia
ING. CALICO. DRESS GOODS, G1OvES,
GisGHhMS SHIRT BOsOMS, CAMBkICs,
HANDh 4 RCHIEFS, BUTTONS, DRESS LIN
INGS. TECHNICS, COMFORTS, BALMORAL
sh LIFTS; HOSIERY, BLACK ALPACAS, &C.,
nEALER DECLINING BUSINESS, AT AUG
On MONDAY MORNING, October lst.--
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will Sci 4 mn
within our sale-ro, ms, general assortment NJ md
OF Dry Goods, &C. &C, being partly enumsr flll uV
ated above. TO " hich the attenti of dealers - "
and others IL invited.
sepN-d DUNCANSON RIOS gns,s
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WAToHEs' pI T nnST4ox JEwELRY, &c,
SIXTEENTH ANIMAL AUCTION SALE OF
rORfEITEp PLEDGES AND COMMISSIONS
GnODS AT s. GOLDSTEIN & co LOAN
OFFICE, CORNER 10Th AND d STREETS.
VIII cemmenc oa MONDAY, October i, N
and conf1nus morning and evening until all eSA1
sold: This Is the largest assortment of hne fIS
go' DIS ever offered In this city. Every article fuIy
warranted.
p2s AZ THOS pOwLING Auctionear
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DUEOAHsON BROS, Auotioneers.
ttDkCAhSOS BROS. Auctioutsrs,
q Southeast corner aad ID strestg

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS. II. @. P,RLoR
slit. WALNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER
Sets, WALNUT NJ SIDEBOAsps, VI.
MALhII ENTEsSIUN TABLE LOCN5ES,
HkpSIEAnS, BUREAUS, BOOK GASES,
MhShSIAkDs. @IHRDRj, SEWING IA.
CHIMES, WARpRDBdS, Z. ). AND OTHsR
GHtlRS, KITCHEN SAFES, COOKING AND
WARE. &C BE-
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NEwEALL GOODS RECEIVED DAILY
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
western Union ana the Atlantic and
Pacific.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. ia special from
Harrisburg says:
The twelfth section Of the sixteenth ar
ticle Of the, constitution Of the State Of Penn
sylvania ordains. among other things. that no
telegraph company shall consolidate with or
hold controlling interest of the stock or bonds
OF any other telegraph company owning COM
wise any competing line Of telegraph. -,
1t is represented and alleged that the Western
Union Telegraph Company has procured q
controlling COZ interest in the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company, and that the two compa-
nies have been or are about to be consolidated
with each other. Both of these companies are
doing business in Pennsylvania. Complaints
have been made to the Attorney General Of this
violation of the constitution and he has sent
nice r2tiee t. the president o. ahe western
ton that he has appointed Thursday. the 22d
inst at his office in Harrisburg. to hear the ap-
plication for q writ Of quo warranto to show by
what warrant the provisions Of the constitution
are thus disregarded. The capital stock Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Is 10000 shares, and the
Western Union. Company has secured 1850
shares of this thus giving them q controlling
Mt
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
ORLEANS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1877

the no less wonderful way In which che had
managed her finances 80 as to pay the most un-
considerable war debt on record were lessons
to be studied, rather than the essays of college
professors and others who read records. and
then, like the apofhecary, mix medicine for
nations by taking little out of each bottle.
In conclusion he argued that resumption was
az A impossibility with the means the United
Mr.. .Hartzell followed in a speech, also ad-
vocating the repeal.
Mr.. Hanna followed on the same side. He
repudiated the assertion so fftppantly made
that the advocates of the repeal we're repudia-
tionists. and said the argument that
thel resumption law was a Republican
He ridiculed and denounced the idea Of calling
legal tenders rag money. Democrats who had
opposed the issue and the purpose for which Ii
was used might. perhaps. be consistent in 50
denouncing them, but 1t came with bad grace
from Republicans. The legal tenders and green
backs came from the Republics party. and he
for one would not bastardise his own off
spring. These rags were gladly received by every
Congressman who denounced them as such.
West would not long endure being made tribu-
tary to bondholders and capitalists, and CON
cluded by an earnest appeal for the repeal of
the law In the interest of the prosperity OF the
country.
Mr.. Regan offered resolution that the Com
mittee on Rnles give q construction to rules
which prescribe the duties of the Committee ON
respectively, 50. that a conflict of jurisdiction
might be avoided. Referred to the Committee
on Rules.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison, chaplain elect Of the
House, appeared and was sworn in.
The House then ut AIS adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
The MaFett ReH-Puncil,

The South Carolina papers want the Moffett
bell-puch TO be introduced into that State.
The Charleston Ness and Cbsaier says that
"South Carolina for her size, does as much
drinking as any other State IN the Union, -
and it thinks the pinch would be capital
aid In getting the State out Of debt. 1t would
not be strange if the little instrument were
Of finance. Its chief merit is that 1t accom-
plishes for State what it would not accom-
plish for an individual; 1t enables it TO drink
itself out Of debt. The more it drinks, the
more money goes into its treasury, and SO In
debt out of existence ON sea Of whisky
beer and mixed drinks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
THE ROSE.

0 late and sweet, too late, too late!
What nightingale will sing to thee?
The empty nest the shivering tree,
The dead leaves by the garden-gate
And cawing crows will for thee wait,
o sweet and late!
Where vert thou when the soft June nights
We're faint with perfume, glad with song?
Where vert thou when the days were long,
And stepped in Summers young delights?
What hopest thou now but checks and Sights,
Brief days, lone nights2
Stayl there's gleam Of winter wheat
Far on the hill down in the woods
A very heaven of stiffness broods;
And through the mellow suns noon heat,
Lo, tender pulses round thee beat,
O late and sweet
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
THE LOUISIANA SENATORSHIp.
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATOR'S STILL
ssAWAITING DEVELOPMENTS"
The Anti-Silver bill Lobby a Failure
Lawrence to be COnfirmed-COnk-
ling's war ON the Adminis-
tratIOn Opened,
Especial to N. 0. Democrat

HopooluI w IN. ". D6mOCTat.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Democratic Sena.
tors held caucus tonight to consider the
proposition to expedite the seating of Spot
ford, Eustis and Butler. After considerable in
terchange Of views 1t was determined to await
Developments in the Election Committee before
adopting any definite programme. The strategy
OF capturing the organization of the Senate. in
timated In one of my letters recently. was can
vassed. but 1t was not deemed expedient for tn 9
Democratic party to enter into any coalition for
su ch q purpose at this time.
The caucus proceeded upon the assumptions
which is well founded that Kellogg cannot be
seated In any event. and the general sentiment
OF the Democrats seems to be that it is better to
await the natural operation OF things than to
to attempt to force the fighting.
The attempt of Wall street to crush the silver
movement, by sending an immense lobby here,
does not meet with the success anticipated.
The silver men are much excited, and fabu-
lous rumors are in circulation concerning cor
ruption and bribery on gigantic scale to secure
the defeat of the silver bill in the Senate.
There seems to be no doubt that Lawrence
will be confirmed after little delay for sake OF
appearances. At oil events there Is no organ
lied opposition to him, and 1t looks as II War
moth had carried things by storm, and Wells is
completely disappointed and refuses to be COM
forted.
Whatever may be the feeling among Demo-
Gratis in Louisiana on the subject of Lawrence's
appointment. there can be no doubt that it is
satisfactory to all the Louisiana Democrats
here.
4 Conkling fred his first gun at the Admins
tration to-day by securing action in his com
mittee on the subject of the New York Custom
House appointments to contest in the commit
tee before reporting them to the Senate. He
also secured the passage Of a resolution declar-
ing that no appointments to which objections
may be made shall be reported for conflrma-
tion till the objections be over-ruled. This places
1t In Conkling's power to delay any nomination
and force an investigation by his own objec-
ton. His friends announce that his next move
will be to make a great speech in open Senate
on the civil service order. In which he will take
the ground that it is an unconstitutional inter-
ference of the Executive with the rights of citi-
zens This speech is awaited with intense in
terest by men of all parties. BUELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
Report Of the solicitor OF the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-The Solicitor of the
Treasury has handed to the Secretary of the
Treasury his annual report and an accompany
ing report of the Chief of Civil Service Division
of the Treasury Department The Solicitors
report shows that the whole number Of suits
commenced during the Year was 1874, maAing
the totals sued for s14.oo3631 IL. Of the whole
favor of the United States. q were adversely de-
cided. 359 were settled and dismissed and In
Secretary Of the Treasury, leaving s95 still pend
ing. or those pending at the commencement of
the year, 436 were decided for the United States,
were remitted by the Secretary. The entire
number thus decided. or otherwise disposed of
during the year. was $40; the whole amount for
which judgments were obtained, inclusive of
decree in remission. was 81 .877, 622 SO. and the
entire amount collected from all sources was
81 052, ,597 So,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
Favorable Report to be Made ON the
Paris Exposition Bill.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The House Committee
on Foreign Affairs, at its meeting this morning
finished the consideration of Hewitt's Paris Ex-
position bill, and agreed to report it to the
House with slight notifications, and with the
omission of the commission clause.
Mr.. Cox. of New York. Mr.. Hamilton. Of In
diana and Mr.. Wilson, of West Virginia, voted
against most Of the clauses of the bill but when
they found that 1t was to be reported favorably
they voted for the retention Of the clause re-
ferred to. The bill will be reported in the House
Tomorrow.
The committee also heard the argument by
DR.. Weis. OF Boston. In favor of an appropria-
the International Prison Congress. which meets
at Stock holm, Sweden, but took no action. al
though there is no doubt that they will report
favoraby on the matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
LEE DISCHARGED.

Yesterday morning the DEMocRAT chroBicisd
the arrest Of one Chas. @. Lee, from Mississippi
who was charged by Officer Barnett with dis
charging bis pistol in q sleoping coach Of the
jackson railroad line.
Other Journals of the city made sensation out
of the affair and placed Lee in the roll Of an In
furiated husband seeking redress for an injured
wife.
The accused was yesterday before yadge Smith
evidence against him be was discharged.
Mr.. Lee, alter he was discharged, stated 10 q
DExooaAr reporter that the facts Ii the papers,
save the DEMOCRAT, we're untrue, but that he did
not wish to sAy anything further on the spbject~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16

Yesterday evening DEMOCRAT reporter called
upon Capt.W. Fl. Fl. Benyaurd, U. q. A., who IN .
member OF the survey appointed to relieve our
city front from the inroads Of the river, and was
by that gentleman informed that to-day tbs
preliminary examination will take place. He said
that it was impossible for him to say what REM
edy would be suggested, until q conference alter
the examination was had.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
Comment ON ChaRee,s speech Of Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Chaff ee's
speech in the Senate on Tuesday on the subject
Of the Pacific Railroad has occasioned consider
able comment.
The Senator's speech was made in behalf of
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, that claims what it
is clearly not entitled to. 1t is said that suffi-
cient answer to the Senator's speech is found
pending In the Circuit Court of the United
states for the District of Kansas, regarding the
five per cent question.
In this answer the defendant admits that it
has constructed railroad from the State line
Of Missouri, commencing near the mouth of the
kansas river, to the of Denver; that Il eeff
the petition, and further. it has constructed its
road so as to intersect and connect 1t with the
Union Pacific.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
Reimbursing william and Mary College

WARRINGTON, Nov. 15.-The House Committee
on Education and Labor, at meeting this
morning instructed the chairman to report to
the House a bill providing for reimbursing
William and Mary College in Virginia, for
At it's next meeting the committee will hear
an argument by Mrs. M. Z. johnson. of this
city. in favor. Of Mr.. Buckner's bill providing
for the establishment of woman's national
university In the city Of MashingtOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
The senator from south Carolina .

Senator Patterson retains his seat at Wash
South Carolina there any longer. ALI Of the
petitions, memorials and other documents
from the State are sent to Senator Gordon,
and are presented by him. The great mans
occupation is gone. The only desire for his
aid or society manifested anywhere comes
from the penitentiary of South Carolina.
That absolutely yearns for him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
The COLORADO Contest.

g WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-The House Committee
fon Elections resumed this morning the consid-
GRAFTON of the Colorado contested election case,
and heard argument by Belford the Republi-
can contestant.
He consumed the whole time up to their ad-
journment.
The committee will endeavor to reach q con-
clusiOn at the meeting on Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-11-16
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

to have sustained Injuries fro IN Che concussion,
and to have been rendered i'll from fright,
The works had just been completed. The
met by the stockholders, and the work of pre-
pairing fora new holder has been already be-
gun. The cause of the explosion In supposed
to have been the mixing Of hydrogen gas with
air which was in the holder when the gas was
introduced for the purpose OF testing the mains
recently laid