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New Orleans Republican., 1877-02-17

james N. Lea va rudolph StiK.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
H Orleans, No. 7853.-By virtue of a writ Of Reis-
ute ard SAFE to me directed by the hOnOTabac tlle,
Filth District Court for the parish of Orleans. m
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sen
at public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiSD-
eers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets, in the Second District pF
this city, on SATURDAY. Ff bruary q, 1917, al
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described prep
erty, TO wit
TWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with thH
budiT gs snd improN emeDts thereon. and the ap-
purtenanoes thereof siJusted in the Four th Dis
trIct OF this city, in the square bounded by Josep
inc, PTy anna, Jackson and Coliseum (late Paqus-
mine) streets, adjoining each other, and measuE-
ing each, thirty feet eleven inches four nnes
front on Josephine street, by one hundred RnE
fifty nine fee three inches four lines in de h. be
TIVE en- parallel lines all msIe less; one of EaiL
lots is desigU att by the number five a sketch
of survey ca ed the twenty.fOurth of Septeul beFs
1866 made by A, D'Hemeeourt surveyor, anns1unta
10 an act III the cords Of John F. COtfry notaTv
public dated the third of November, 1856 Ans
being the came properly Acqu red by the dsiensi-
ant herein, by pui chase from Thomas s. W altmaR
by an act passed lefore P. c. Cuvetier, late no
tarY public in this CITY the thirteenth Of july
1870 regis ered in The conveyance ofhee In thss
City, bOOk ninety eight folio twenty-Bin-.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sprt.
THOMAS 81 HANDY
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MOrsDSVILLE LETTER.


SouNnsvILIE, September q.
Rlilon InicIIiFtnerr: r..
Our Circuit Court opened to-day
Judge Melvin presiding. i great many
county people are in town, and was
told BY one Of our lawyers to-day that
this would be lively term Of Court.
Now Just what was meant BY that do not
know, but suppose he meant the Judge
would put the lawyers through lively if
they did not push the business lively.
This is grand jury day and great deal
Of business il before it, but ! am not pre-
pared to give any Of the decisions at pres.
ent. 7.
Next Wednesday will be the Centennial
Anniversary Of the brave Capt Foreman
and his devoted followers who were kill.
cd by the Indians near the Narrows.
It would certainly be fitting that some
services should be held 10 commemorate
the event. see suggestion to that el-
feet by correspondent OF the INTELLG-
GENcER few days ago. / believe the
suggestion Tasthnt suitable monument
be raised TO commemorate the spot where
he fell. As the remains are now in the
Cemetery nt MOundsville, would it not
be well that the monument he erected
over the remsins2 As it ia the deed and
not the spot we wish TO commemorate, we
think the Cemetery would be tie proper
place Tor the monument. The
writer wishes to know why and by what
authority the remains were removed from
the spot where they originally lay. The
reason Of their removal was. that the
river was about TO wash The graves away.
Il vaa doneby the order Of the Marshall
County Court, at the expense Of the
county. ltwas done because we honored
those brave men who thus gave up their
lives in bloody battle for their homes, and
We think the court did right. =t
A quiet little wedding took place In the
upper ward last night, The contracting
parties we're Mr.. F. NJ. Connolly and Miss
Annie Jones, and the officiating minister
was Waller Evans. 1t was very quiet
affair and We only hope all their future
lives may le just IA calm and peaceful as
their wedding was. Marion looks as hap.
py to-day Us u big suntlower.
1t is wonderful the number Of we'd
dings we are having at present through.
out our county. The hard times do not
seem 10 frighten the young folks in the
least, they will marry in spite OF them.
Our County Clerk is alsO happy, and
cares not itall the young folks marry, so
he gets 10 issue the license.
This beautiful weather is giving an i'm.
petus TO improvements OF all kinds
throughout our town. The whip factory
in the penItentiary will employ seventy
i've hands.
A Grm from Columbus are talking Of
starting the manufacture Of all kinds Of
agricultural implements at the State
prison. '. y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEw YoRK, September 24.-According
to adispatch from Philadelphia William
T. EIbert, broker for ex President Nor
ton, OF the Market street Railroad, claims
that Morton wrougtnIly deceived him
and brought him to ruin by his fraudu-
lent over OF stock, and that he was
totally ignorant OF the bogus character
Of the stock.
To this Morton replies that Elbert Is
the only enc that had the slightest idea oil
their being any fraud or wrong in the
matter. yielded TO all his demands on
me for money. II was always the cry
that | must raise him money-at one
time for commissions and at another for
interest, bu. at all times money, money,
When was trying to pull for the shore
and get out OF this trouble honorably that
man held the rudder and steered me into
the stream, where he kept me. know
the ordeal have to go through with and
with my sensitive nature, its terrible, but
| will Try to meet it like man. I woukl
not do like RalstOn, OF San Francisco,
commit suicide.
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ART. 4, The admission of pupils to the
schools Of other sub-districts than those
in which they reside, shall be at the Oh.
tion OF the Board; and in case a uupil
shall leave school under censure. he or
she shAl not be admitted to any other
school OF the District, except by consent
OF the Board OF Education; and in case
any pupil is admitted in violation Of tbis
provision, the Superintendent shall liz.
charge said pupil as soon aa notified If
the TACT; provided, however, that MON.
resident children shall in no case he AL
mitted to the schools Of any sub.district
TO the exclusion OF material inconyeni.
ence Of the pupils residing in the sub.
districts and in NO case shall pupil mot
aresident otthe School District Of Wheel.
ing, be permitted to attend any Of ,be
schools Of said District except upon the
presentation to the principal OF a ticket
OF admission from the Local Commis.
sioners having direct supervision Of the
schools; and no such ticket shall be issued
excep! upon the payment Of Eve dolIars
for 4 term Of twelve weeks. All money
thus received by Commissioners shall be
paid over 10 the Collector OF tie Distrist,
The following Ia the resolution Of tbe
Board passed Sept. 20, 1887
"Resoired, That the Superintendent be
and is hereby instructed and directed 10
promptly enforce astric! compliance with
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CHICAGO, September 24.-Flour-Gooa
demand and prices slade higher; new
common to fancy western cxta IS S0a6 90,
common to good Minnesota extra IS 75a
9 0e, choice do SO 25aG 90, patent So 5Oa
Q OO. common 10 fancy winter extra s. 5Oa
7 q. WheAt-Active, firm and higher; No.
Chicago spring at 81 l6II, No. 3 81 10
cash, 81 O71sal:O73S October, 81 O5N Eoyem.
ber No. 3, 81 10, rejected 97c. Corn-Dull,
weak and lower at 42c cash, 42c bid 0ctO.
Der, rejected 40I4c. oAts--F6ir demand
but at lower rates at 2SJia23jsc cash, 93x
?3]sc October, rejected 2I}sc. Rye
Steady with fair demand at 64kc. Bar.
ley-Uood demand at lower rates 1T 6o1<c.
PGrk-unsettled at $lS % cash, $IS 40 Oc.
tober, $l2 9OLl2 9j the year. I.ard-Active,
firm and higher at 81 OOa9 Us cash, 81 C0
October. Bulk MeAts-Quiet md unchang.
edo Mhisky-$l %. ~. I-'
AT the close wheat was St ronger at 81 I6x,
September 81 0SIsal OSA. Corn firmer at
l?lsai2I{c September. Oats unchanged.
Pork unchanged. Lard 50 90 October.
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LONDON, September 2l.-Gen. Gran,
was today met At the Sunderland rail,
road station BY the Mayor and Messrs
Gourley and Burt, members Of Parlia,
ment. The day was observed as an al,
most general holiday. Near 10000 mem.
bers Of trade and friendly societies
marched in procession.
Gen. Grant was present at the layipp Of
the corner stone ol the Library and Mu,
scum. Replying to the address Of friend.
y and trado societies he said he wonld
simply renew what he had said relative
10 the way in which labor was regarded
in the United States and the way in which
he personally regarded It. In reply to
an invitation from the corporation Of
stratiord.on.Avon, Gen. Grant has inli.
mated his intention TO visit that town on
Friday next. He will be escorted to
Shakespeare's birth place by the Mayor
and corporation OF that town.
In consequence Of tn strike on the
Great Southern & Western Railway in
Ireland the Postmaster General orders
the steamers from America to land only
the Irish mails at Queenstown and bring
the others to Liverpool.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Gen. Mcclellan has accepted the
nomination for Governor Of New jersey
One hundred and forty deaths from
yellow fever occurred at Vera Cruz, Mex.
leo, during the month Of August.
Abundant rains have fallen in many
OF the WorSt famine districts OF India and
crops arc making rapid progress. The
tide Of the great calamity has been
turned. A..
The Mexican scheme Of voluntary
subscriptions towards tho payment OF the
American debt Is a failure; only about
ten thousand dollars having been raised
throughout the Republic.
Greece complains Of England for
conveying the complaint and menace ol
the Turkish Minister while acknowledg.
Ing that there was no ground for the one
nor justification for the other.
Argument was begun yesterday in the
United States court at 81. Louis, in The
case Of the United stases vs.. VIM, Nc.
Kee. Mckee claims that his pardon by
the President in the criminal SUIT debars
the government from bringing civil case
against him. -,
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ALARMING CONDITION IN sITKA
TERRITORY.
General Massacre of tho Whites
Imminent.
Indians PIundering Government
Property with ImpuBfty.
Preparing TO Abandon the
Country. -

SAN FRANCISCO, Call, September 2i.-
A press dispatch from Portland rays
that the steamer California has Just ar.
rived from Sitka, and Chaplain Collins,
OF the United States Army, passenger,
brings information Of the deplorable state
OF affairs at Sitka since the withdrawal
Of troops from that place. There is now
no protection either for life or property.
There is not the semblance OF law OF any
kind, and no power Whateverto restrain
this lawless element. Atpresent there is
not more than fifteen white residents at
Sitka besides their wives and children,
and to oppose this number there are sew
eral hundred Indians. Since the depar-
ture of troops the Indians have gotten
bold and impudent. They get drunk and
swaggcr about town insulting the white
residents. Several OF the latter told
Chaplain Collins that they were in hourly
fear Of their liVcs and property and that
they intended abandoning the country as
soon as possible. The Collector of Gus.
toms at that port is powcrless and his au-
lhority diSregarded. The Indians have
begun to plunder the Government build.
ing, carrying away the doors and win
dows and tearing down and burning for
fuel the stOckade about the deserted gar
rison, and there is no authority to inter.
fere and prevent it. Sltka Jack, the lead.
ing Indian Chief there, has notified
number Of northern tribes to come down
to Sitka, where they will hold grand
pow WOW about the lst Of October.
Among the settlers it Is feared that this
meeting will be the signal for general
plumber ofthe town. ,iand aproblble maa-
sacre. A Government steamer waa at
that port only few weeks ago, but the
Indians regarded iii with contempt, say
ing they could capture it easily il they
deaired to do 50.
Ageneral feeling of insecurity paraI,
ICES business, and unless speedy proteG.
tion is given the settlers, Sitka will be
totally abandoned. ..
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FIRE RECORD.

CoLuMHus, o.. September 24.-About !
o'clock this morning a FIRE broke out in
Marsh's cigar factory, at Coshocton, de
stroying Eve buildings. The loss oa the
buildings aggregate about $4,000 and
$40, 900 on the contents. Insurance about
s., 600, $500 Of which is in the Home Of
Columbus. Other names cannot be OBJ
tanned. ...
ST. LOUIS, September 24.-The ware
house attached to the broom factory Of
Samuel Apples & Co, 7O4 Walnut street,
containing one hundred and seventy.fiye
tons Of broOms, burned this morning.
Loss $4,000. Insurance: Hartford and
Phoenix, Conn, 81, $50 each; Manhattan,
N. Y, $1,000; North British, $500;
Home, N. Y, S2,50O; Union, Galveston,
$1,000; Board Of Underwriters, Boston,
81, ,G00i Springfield, Mass, $4,000; North
American, Philadelphia, 81, 900; Hoffman,
n, Y, $1,000.
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The Minnesota Patent Process In
junction Refused. SsIS

Sr. LOUIS, September 24,-Justice Mil
Ter delivered decision in the United
States Circuit Court this morning in the
Gaze Of the American MIddling5 Purifier
Company vs.. various millers in this city.
II refuses the injunction applied for
bItrequires the millers who use the -four
making process in dispute to make
monthly reports to the coart Of the
amount OF flour made by them and to al.
low the plaintiffs to examine their mills
il they desire. So the case will come up
on its merits at the next spring session
Of the court il the plaintiffs so elect.
ThedeiendNnts are ready for trial at any
timo
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Fight Win Kansas C'attlc
Thieves.

Sr. LOUIS, September PA special
from LeavCnworth says: A private let.
ter received at Fort Ellis, Kansas, gives
an account Of a fight between cattle
thieves and party Of pursuers in Chey:
chne county, Kansas, some days ago. 4
large number Of cattle have been stolen
during the past summer, and it was final.
y determined by the herders and owners
to put a stop TO it and make au example
Of the thieves. IN this instance some
1000 cutie were run of from Western
Kansas and Colorado by,a parry of II
robbers who started north with them. A
party OF Is rangers, splendidly armed,
started in pursuit and came on the thieves
in the extreme Northwestern Kansas,
surrounded them while at supper. killed
seven OF them, hung another 10 q tree and
recovered all Of the cattle. None Of the
rangers were hurl. The surprise being
70 complete the robbers had no chance to
return the FIRE or make any resistance.
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Ills supposed that the Gre had been
'mouldering beneath the roof, which Is
not FIRE proof, for some hours before il
was discovered. lt-.l
Two or three hres occurred in the
neighborhood Of the patent office, caused
by sparks from that building. The lOss
is small. 1on.ttrG Elfmru m
The number Of models destroyed will
not exceed G,0O0. ~
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BUsINEss NorH,-The bank clearings
at Pittsburgh show a marked falling oil
as compared with the corresponding week
In 1875 and also In 1875, and Likewise
the previous week this year.
Crude Petroleum closed yesterday at
So Az to 81 50. The SpecuIatOrJ are at
Ios' whether to 20 long OF short Of il
since the 'eII ont Of the Empire Trans.
portation Company to the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
The report oI the Superintendent Of the
Pan Handle Railroad states that 81, 900
loaded freight cirs were moved during
the month Of August. The bulk OF The
eastward freight consisted Of flour, grain
and cnred'mcatH, and the western bound
freiSht increased 10 equal proportions.
The prospect Is now that September will
be the hpavies. month for freighls that
hRA been experience by We'lern roads
for yeaM.
The cotton crop, Notwithstanding its
magnitude, Is small elemen! in the
freight business compared with corn or
wheat. 1t is calculated that the cotton
crop u 1876 would make about lO5,OOOI
car loads, but only about oneeiShlh Of ii
is carried North by rail. Tie miIeases
are long, but tue rates must always be
governed by the rales by sea, from which
the cotton beltis noWhere more than 800
miles distant. Indirectly, however, the
magnitude of the crop is Of the frat i'm.
pOrtance to Ihs southern railtoada, "a
inSnring general prosperity and heavy
movements Of merchandise. The RIa.
road Gq'sitt, Comparing the relative posi.
tions Of cotton ports in 1877 and 1872,
tinda that New Orleans, New York aud
are decreasing in the per cent
exported from them respectively, while
Charleston has doubled and Norfolk has
risen from nothing to 4 per cent. New
Orleans still exports 40 per cent Of the
total export, Charleston II per cent, New
York II, Bston 81. Memphis is the
largest interior cotton market, st. Louis
next.
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Nav YoRK, September 24-CotGOu-
Firm at llHallEc. Flour Dull and un.
Changed. Wheat-Sllghtly in buyers fa.
vor ungraded spring 81 35a1 40, No. 2 Chi.
cago spring 81 Sal 80, No. 9 Milwaukee
81 Ssal 40. Rye-Quiet; western zoe. Bar.
ley and Malt-Unchanged. COrn-Heavy;
ungradet western mixed 56a5Sc, steam
mixed 5Glza562{c, high mixed 57I<a5Sc.
Oats-Unchanged. Hay-Shipping 55a65e.
Coace-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Heavy; fair to good refining sM&s7Ec,
prime SIC, refined 10al0sfc. NOlaSses-
Fair demand for grocery; quiet for rein.
ing. Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
-Quiet at 81 1SISAl14. nlTrT
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ToIcnn.

ToLgDo, September 24-Flour-steady.
Wheat-Stcedyi No. 3 white Wabash held
az 81 g, No. white Michigan 81 36, extra
white Michigan ST. 40, amber Michigan spot
aud seller September 81 S9If, seller octo.
per 81 25Is, No. 2 red winter spot and seller
September 81 81, seller October 81 25.
COrn-Dull; high mixed spot at 465<c, No.
2 spot 46hc, seller October 48I<c, rejected
+5hc, damaged 45c. Oats-Dull; No. 2
held at 27c, 2Sc bid, No. . white CSC, re.
4 ?: M;-Wheat-Closes steady; No.
white Michigan 81 So, amber Michigan sci.
Ter September at 81 SS1, seller October
81 26's, No. red winter spot 81 S211 11fa1 50,
seller October 81 20, No. s red 81 19If, re.
iected 81 O6. Con-Dull;' No. seller DC.
tober 409ic, rejected AOc. T'fIr ~.
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The Fidelity Savings Bank.

CHICAGO, September 2i.-Early callers
At the Fidelity Savings Bank this morn.
Ing found its doors closed and ahastily
penned card thereon informing depopi.
tors that as notice had been served, a pe.
tition for receiver would bc filed III the
Superior Court to-day, aud the bank
would remain closed pending the decision
Of that question. In the Court 4 motion
was made that as the officers of the bank
had made no opposition, q receiver
be appointed at once. Judge Moore de-
cided to appoint the receiver this after.
noon, by which time he hoped that the
oiiCers and depositors would have agreed
upon the mnn. The petition alleges that
the officers have been sacrificing yalua.
ble securities in order to realize cash
upon them, and that the bank Is already
insolVent. Il Is believed that the assets
will be much larger in proportion than
those Of the State Savings Bank.
The last quarterly statement gives as
resources, cash and exchange S34l ,222;
Government bonds, S270, ,432; other bonds,
50,O6l; Demand loans secured by collat.
erals, $234,s3S: Time loans, secured
Si3S, ,749; first mortgage loans on real ca.
tate, ,s606, $40, bank and depository build.
ing, $S5,S78, real estate, 100000; pro-
perty account, SlS,55i; safe depository
vaults, Sl2l $50. Other small items make
the total resources S2,2SO,5ll. The lia.
bilities were, capital, $4,000; surplus,
$l00, 900; profit and loss, S3,447; due de.
positors, Sl97,76l. Total, S22s,O5l.
The Grand Jurylhas indicted Spencer,
Gould and Balkley, officers OF the State
Savings Bank, for the embezzlement Of
S0O0,OO0. None Of them are in the city,
nor is their present whereabouts known.
The sixth annual session OF the Ma.
tional Agricultural College will be held
here beginning tomorrow and lasting till
the 9Th. All agricultural societies, col.
leges and organizations are requested 10
Eend delegates. A large attendance is
r..-"i'E i-It Il
Owing to some opposition 10 The ap.
pointment OF Receiver developed this
afternoon, Judge Moore delayed action
on the motion before him until to.mor-
row.
The bank book value assets Of the
Fidelity aggregate 81, l,5Sl 400. The esti.
mated value as made ont by the bank
officers ia considerably less, namely,
81 ,l75,9O0. OF the latter sum the prin.
cipal amounts are: cash, $G4,5lS; collat.
eral loans, Sll5, 900; bonds and mortgages,
real estate. S420,OOO; demand
loan, $4,000; bills OF exchange,
s2I 900; bills discounted, S25,OOG. The
deposit liabilities are 81, $4,000.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, September r24.-CATrLE-The
Dr0EcrS Journal reports the cattle receipts
$500 head; shipments LOCO. Good natives
81 00al 25; graSsers 81 jOaI 75; good corn
fed 50 OOa5 .; 1,30oaI 400 lbs steers S. so
40 %; prime Fat Colorado scarce and weak
at s. OCai 25; good cows IS o5aS so; through
Texans plenty and quality inferior; cows
81 oOa3 IS; good steers So 76aS 30.
HoGs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
100. Best shipping sold at s. 75a5 90;
Boston 50 45a5 60 packing s. 20a5 so; light
active at $ 5Oa5 60, closing strong; all
SaEEr-leceipts $50 head; shipments
6lO. No better feeling. Shipping s. 2Ia
4 90 Market over stocked.
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TOLEDO, September 24.-Thc State
Fair representing the States OF Ohio,
Michigan and Indiana opened here to.
day under the most favorable auspices.
The first meeting Of the Ohio trotting cir.
cult begins tomorrow, and will continue
four days. On Thursday g Goldsmith Maid
trots against time for a special purse.
The weather is pleasant and the track in
good condition.
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CORTLAND, n. Y, September 24-A
package containing Government and rail.
road bond certificates Of third mortgages
and promissory notes, estimated at 5000.
900 was stolen from the First National
Bank Of Cortland, Saturday. The loss
was not discovered until this morning.
The securities were In large pocket
book which was kept in the safe. The
bank suffers no loss as the securities be-
longed to private individuals. Five
thousand dollars reward is offered for
the conviction OF the thief and the return
OF the property. No clue Of the robbers
or the manner Of the robbery hns been
obtained,
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CINCINNATI, September q. Cotton
Qniet but firm at lilo, Flour-Quiet and
frm; family 50 25a6 10. Wheat-Dull and
lower 70 sell; amber and white 81 25al 81.
Sorn-Dgll and easier; mixed $50. Oats
Ia good demand at full prices; mixed 26a
2Se. Rye--Quiet at 62GG9 He. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Easier at
Sl3 30. Lard-Prime steam held at SKA
%. Bulk Meats-Stroug and higher at 6I
a7c, short rib7kc, short clear Sc. Bacon
Strong and higher at 71la792<as11 as JGas1sa
SSagc. Whisky-Qulet and steady at
81 OS. s s.Hr' 10 +. a..lng 9. .-r1l.. - r..
lloGs-EasieE common 81 50a5 90; fair to
good Light 5 2oa5 IS; fail. to good packing
81 2ja5 20; butchers IS 45a5 90,