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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
The Stock Market Dull anc
o Irregular.
GOLD 100 -5-s A 100 IL.
Government Bonds Irregular, States Steady
.sse and Railroads Quiet.

WALL STREET.

FRIDAY, July 1916 p. n.
In Stock Exchange precncts tho dessicating pro
cess still goes ou and is equally visible in the melt
ing Of brokers' "too solid Hssh" in tse asssolu
lion OF stock values.
The LOSE OF US orJupois in the ono case IL accom-
painted by or prices In the other, and II
neither Is there likely 10 DO cossuton OF the shrink
uge 30 long ~ the unMuzz;od doe star 10 allowed
rage nj WILL The neat to-day. which fixed the
mercury al 90 degrees in the Board Room, squeezed
the spirit out OF both business anu quotations
until thcre was little lilo LETT 10 one and no strength
In tue other. Although Western kilograms this
morning mako good previous assertions that the
reported damage the crops had been greatly exas'
gerated and The yield would be unsur pAssinay
abundant the drive ut The WISCONSIN, pro-,
psr,lss continues ~ malignant as svss. Ths
b.,,er feeling prominent ~ yssterday's close Of
business disappeared tns morning and the strength
OF tho stocks in question gradually ooxeA out until
nnal prices wero Vt figures from 70 per cene
below tue best Of the day. Lake Shore, however, 10
u diminished business Was STEADILY held, probably as
q h.ck TO TOO rapid decline IN the western shares
which might have taken the hi. in their teeth on
downward scamper hal il not boon for restricting
curb IRON some where While tho rest Of the market
was iucluod 70 sink away or. ut best, 70 remain
steady Western Union, to the surprise Of the street,
impre, Oh It's agures selling up from so to 92X. and
negro, seems TO got upon the other side Of The
fence and TO be wearing cheerful vssgo though the
reason for the advance to-day mystic ever I'M
less solution be found In Increased EARNINGS and
favorable prospects. Osher stocks remained dor.
mant, and in many Cases there were no changes OF
quotations whatsvsn s'' ~
oPsNIxo PRICES.
The opening prices Of stocks ~ The Board to-day
were as foliows:-Nsw York Central, 109X Erie l6i
Lake shore, 62H, Wabash. lax; Northwestern, b0Hi
do. preferred, Is; Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 81; do
preferred, s2H; Delaware, LackswannA ana Western,
elx; New Jersey Central, 3sK; Delaware and Hud.
sou Canal bSX; Norris and Essex, SAX; Michigan
Central s7H; Chicago, Darlington ana Quincy, lis;
Chicago ami Alton, SIX; o., q. and l. c., ~; Hann-
bal auo ST. Joseph, llX: Western Union, 0oX; Pacific
Nail, TN.
-TI' CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations Of stocks at three 7. II
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SEEKING LIGHT.

Francisco Pappenbsrger was married to Andreas
Pappenberger In tho month Of May, seventeen or
eighteen years ago, In Bavaria. Germany. She
charged her husband with adultery, and brought SUIT
against him Tor divorce on that ground. The SUIT
was Instituted In the Court OF Common Pleas, and in
duo course OF time was a referee. Tho latter
reported In favor OF the plaintiff, and motion was
made before Judge Van Hoescn to confirm the report.
In q decision rendered this motion yesterday
Judge Van Hossen says that n proof uousy
co IN plete. The testimony Ot on Hecnt, winess
bcn.lt OF the plaiu,Iff, though probably true
enough causvs him - believe that by some pro-
CO accrued arrangement Pappenbcrger was iurnisn-
Ing evidence upon which the plaintiff might OBTAIN
u divorce Ho goes on TO say, "Beiore give
Judgment Tor divorce must bo satisfied thai thcre
IS no COLLISION between the partieA snail send tho
case the roieroe, with INSTRUCTIONS 10 ascet-
tain how came " pass that Hccht accompanied the
dele adunt TO the house In 1wsuty seventh street |;
what Pappsnb1rger SAID 10 hix tHecht) about gong
,hero ana about accompanying him and tue woman
to the room; whether HecnL knew That Mrs Pappen-
berger naa brought ABOUT 10 Orlng IN action
Tor divorce; what scquaintance Hscht had previously
had with Mrs Pappenbsrgsr, with ME- PAppenbsrgsr
and with the plaintu's attorney, and whether uny
oIher person than the defendant spoke " MIN about
gong Twen yssventh street mouse " any otner
house Of prostitution with me defendant Notice Of
application Tor judgment must snen BE- given 20 the
deloucxu Attorney"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
STRANGELY MISSING.

The police have boon notified that Mr.. Godfrey Ward
has been missing from his home No. Al Prince street.
Brooklyn since Thursday week, and tears are
tertsiucd for his safoty by his family. lie lefs the
store OF Van Ripper Co., No. 1874 Duane street. tina
CITY. where he was employed, On the afternoon oil
tue day IN question: aud since tnen ali OF him
has been lost. Mr. ward, who vas active member
Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Ascension, Of
Brooklyn, 10 mysrste aud steady man. He IN
thir,y-two years OF age, Ave feet seven inches In
hsIgat weighs 400 pounds and II Of dark complexion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales wero made on the Excnanss
July 49,
- NJ SCOTT MYERS
Arthur Johnes. referee. Fsreeo.urs sale o o. sae
house. with lot 2a5x9s9 M 235 West 29h 81. 90 ccc
81 3763 Il. Q. Of 9Th svt 10 plantn........ So000
HOWARD ". COATES
Sflas *. Brownell. MISUNDERSTANDING sale OF tno
building. with lot 23x l23 3x2sxi2l3, NO. 4t1 a ooo
East 57th 1855 Il. w. Of w Al - piaanhu ioooo
J.. y. EOYD
B. Il. ycCaRerty. referees -Forecosure sale u inc
house. with lot ~ Ok Al. 6x6 6xS3. llxlSx52o. NO.
2h3 Last 6lst 81, IA. ~ 63.0 H. W OF ID Nv 10 a roo
wtNANs AND DAVIES
William p. Dixon. referee Foreclosure sale OF
plot OF land. n 1Uxst * 1stxS23 ON lOJd a., 80,
corner OF luth NV. 10 plant H.. ......... i'ooo
III BLACKWELL AID kIkxR
Foreclosure xse-A iiltsE a. soy T. / e.eree-ot one
lot 25x20l 10. on ths n q. of West l23d ST.. run
ming through to l24th st. as It. o. Of Ssh sv.; ~
4. HARNkTr
Foreclosure sale b. n. Mccaferty. reicree-of tn,
building, with lot 5x92, No 6au East 18th st.
3 3l3 #. or NV. Il; TO Peter Blank. 100
Also. similar saie-A,n',rose Mons. reisrss-ofs
plot land 1UOxl3l 10. On the u. y. ofWest l4Oh
iSisM.; to paia.in .s.... $4,000
Also, similar sale David Toiniinson, refeiee--of5
aOo IT, w. Vi ssa Az t. plaintiff ........... 1900
S70.9uO
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TREADwELLS SUPPOSED FATE.

IsAsc 9. Trsadws, twenty years old, left hts
rss,denes, Ne. 13s North oxford street, Brooklyn on
last Tuesday afternoon, and wont 10 FLUSHING, L. l.
A. the latter place no hired rowbost and told tho
owner that he was going to tako snors row up the
creek aud intended return to Brooklyn In the
morning He did not return ana tho following day
the found on the Wcstchester shore. In IL
were Mr. Trsadwsips clio Lhes aud watch aud chain.
II 10 supposed no went into the water bathe and
was drowned. His body has not been recovered. De-
ceased, who was Ia tnc grosory business, unmar.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

u ~. ~ $3.50. -...-
rh. ,.,,ow,ov .,.,.m.n, shaving tho real .st.,
transactions recorded ia me Registers once July i.
,o,e :. o,,a,,o, tran, A.g,st,s n,ch.rtv Dsnut
Ree,s,er.-
a. :. :, Ooh :, oox7s1.
Henry Alien and vic 10 Mary q sslosnM-ss; $50 Ok
Cherry * a. ios md H. e. :" msnaaL Az
dre.s tadminissratx1 :; 81 ~ Non
ep ~ Wi i. ,~sD ncexer TO mma Teis. 4se
4: Brown to iacrsti. O. smith os q Non
18th Sc, J. $; aop.sw, q ssn Az, aSxss.s. Jo- - :,
Cortland Az, I. sorasfr. M Meiro.s =; soxloo
,Iis. Hailsn $50. 49,. ..:..... SIC
18th st.. n s. 10y r. Of ID Av 2axio2 Y; Lsanor Nan
ULesry to Mary A. Monks NON
wand d kipsif,ss aud vile - 4pthany MeoaaIs $50
o4th ST., - " io2;1 w. W. o. Avn w. - Iscnh
WyeIoG. $500. -: ~. o-s,,:;;.:. Nom
l3Sd ~, r. =. Sto H. .. S'n ss ,oA Luz or
ofeSsta 4, tSc 100 a5xs7; 0har's. FINDER !,
50 Az, ms sor"ss Il SSa 7Sa$Si.s; solomon :,
belinann aha wS ~ ~ ssoU 90 % 10
James P.lns: saa vii. 70 FrsdsricI sa@D::s.;: 500
ll2th ~ ns I0a 10 it ~ OF Nv A. 20 ioxio"iii ~
Southern senlsvssa. !. ". corner Of Loeu.t az
%sssr .. ua.'a ".se..o" .D. 2u
llyt9 49, ~ ~ sohs ~; ", o. Az ~ tHsnUeiE;
LasSsr... 4.st
Willis Wi "; sornsr o. i4esa 81 2Sxrss orSa
sho "s w. ", -: 20 y. n OF ifon ST.
pey st. tSe. ~, 25x77: u. wooe lr.ierse) ci.r.
"a .v, ~ is; n Of s1sn e. iS'sxso; T. saad' q,
fura reieree' 70 Inoh*s e.. Dsvis oot
"A. no,d resrse1 70 ,,rs s. A KobSs i4oI
ponsidson trsi.rssi to John r. 2ot
IGN st., t,. so W. sr.o IA W., sc
sd st, n :: 2e7eit ": Of lss Nv A. l0xio2a; =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
REDUCTION OF CAPITAL STOCK

A mso,iug Of the stockholders Of the Nerchants'
National Bank was held yesterday at noon, Tor the
purpose Of considering reduction OF the capital
stock from So, 0Oo. 900 s., 100000 The namoer Of
shares represented was 43 QUO out Ut 0O0 and they
voted unanimously In favyr OF tho reduction. Tho
cause vi tins action The oncrous taxation the
capual stock and surplus we'll NJ deposits, which
during the first SIX months Of the year amount
$4,000, or about four per cont per annum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20
THE BRooME STREET BURGLARY.

The examination In the OF John Kenny alias
''soldisr Kenny" and Hugh Riley alias "Blinky"
Riley, Who were arrss,ed BY Detectives Titus AID
Wade, OF the Four.oeath psssiacs, on suspseson Of
beng the persons who buralariously entered the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-20

isvsry store Of Ttoochi Co., No sss Brsoms street.
Tuesday and away So 900 worth Of property
came up before Judge Morgan a. me ,omos
testified that she saw Riley lettering around the
premises mentioned tho day and NJ about the time
answering 10 every particular Riiey's description
LEAVING Fioccni Co.'s between Twelve aud one
eclosg TUESDAY. On this sviacnce hiley was held
IN So. 600 pail 10 ausws. The only evidence against
Kenny that no into the store on inursosy
last to have ring valued He was discharged
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FOR CHARITY'S SAKE.

"wiis o." sends IS to the HxnALp for the relief OF
The widow in oax street. with seven ohidres.
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The total sales Of stocks Board to-day aggre.
gated 9s. So3 shares, which dis.rlbusd fol-
lows:-ws.tsrn Union Telegraph, TO- 425; Pacific Aal
200; New YORK Central, 100; Eris 100; Lake shore
H. 500; Union Pacinc. 2oo; Northwestern, 1905 do
preferred, zlG0; New Jersey Central 800; Rocs
Island, 100; ST. Paul "a, 200; do preferred, 5000,
Wabash, 600; Lackawanua. 1000; Norris and Essex,
coo; Hannibal and ST. Joseph 1907 do preferred 1907
e., and c., 200; New Jersey southern, 100; Fort
Wayne, 200; Delaware and Hudson, 326; AichigaA
Central. 500; Burlington and Quincy, 266.
TIE MONEY MARKET
Money ON call was easy at ~ per cent and st
the close call loans were made at ~ per cent The
following were the OF exchange New York at
the aforementioned cities to-day :-savannsh, buying
v premium, selling y premium; Charleston easier.
a u premium; Now Orleans, cemmorcia! s-lo, bank
y premium; Chicago, 90 premium; 81. Louis rs pre-
mum, ana Boston offered vt par. Foreign exchange
was nominal. As5k and 4S6k Tor bankers long and
short sterling. but actual business done
esSsions Of u az.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 1908, with sales ID The
interim At 100G. rbs borrowng rates we're nAt 70
per ceut. and the carrying rate per cent.
GOLD cLxARxGs NATIONAL BANK OF rHB STATE
NEW YORK.
Gold balancss..ss.e xv54oW
Currency bsiances ......................... MoaM
Goiu clcAIines ssVSssV0S
yoRKIGN nARKEr
London advces report consols s,eady Al yesterdays
closing prices United states bonds are y iowes
American railroad stocks are also weaker The Banh
Of England lost eel, 900, bullion, to-day. In Pari.
rentes declined TO 1l4E zoo. The following we're the
closing quotations IN London :-Cousos Tor money,
0s,s 05H; consols for account, osJS ss5. new ~
per csat bonds, 1o6K; nvstwenty bonds or 1857.
1Usk; tsn-iorsy bonos, 1ll>1; avss oil 1881, 1854;
Erie common shares, 1ex; Erie preferred shares,
AK; New Jersey Central, AK illinois Central s7K
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Govsrnnent bonds we're irregular to-day. but con.
,lpuo In good demand The eon,inusd large suosorip.
items to the four per mako u probable .has
another call Hve-twsnties will be made ncxs
week. The market alosed nrm following quoss-
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stats BONDS
STATE bonds Il the Board were stsady, with sales
conaasd 10 Missouri skies, Hannibal ana ST. Joseph
issue OF 1887 District Of Colombia 20ss sold at s3k
ss,s, decline Of y AZ. ana Lous,ana osassis a.
Tx.
RAiLRoAD BoHDa
Railroad bonds quiet and strong, and the fol.
lowing we're the changes compared with last previous
sales AN aavascs Of y IL Canada southern hrsts
euarsntssd, ~ Paul sinking funds Delaware and
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
THE sLAUGHTER-HOUsE BILL.

The following is the bill touching the fran
chises of the Slaughter House Company now
pending in the Judiciary Committee of the
House:
An act to provide for the health Of the city of
New Orleans and for the inspection OF
meats prepared for market and the preser-
walton and care Of animals; and to regu-
late stock landings, wharves and slaugh-
ter-houSes, and to maintain the rights of
laboring men and to relieve them from
disabilities imposed upon their labor, with
in the parishes of Orleans, Jefferson and
st. Bernard.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted By the Senate ana
House of Representatives of the State of Louis
lana, IN General Assembly conuaaed, That the
Board of Health of the city of New Orleans
shall be charged to appoint and designate the
limits within which all slaughter-houses,
abattoirs, stock landings, and other struc-
lures for the landing, preservation, protection
and slaughtering OF all animals of any de-
scription designed to supply the inhabitants
in the parishes of Orleans, jefferson and ST.
Bernard with meat or which are intended for
sale in the market or to consumers; and that
the Board OF Health shall, in designating and
appointing such limits, make such regula-
lions for the preservation OF health and salu-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Flash, Lewis Il Co have filed suit in this
court against the Western Union Telegraph
Company, alleging as follows: That the
Western Union Telegraph Company are in
debted to them in the sum of S476 46, for this
That petitioners had dispatch sent In the
name Of one Of their employees, A. Fl. May, Jr,,
over their wires to Il. Il. Witbers H. Co. Of
Brookhaven, Miss, for the purpose of obtain
ing information about the commercial stand
ing Of l.. Lowenthal, who wanted to bay
goods of said Flash. Lewis Il Co on credit
The dispatch was delivered to Witbers by
said company, and reply sent by him to the
message. The answer was delivered to
May, but instead of being worded Not
very prompt to meet his bills it read every
safe, but not very prompt to meet his bills"
Acting on this message, they r., j.. Il Coz
delivered the goods to said Lowenthal who
became insovent soon after, and before the
time had expired for the payment Of the
goods sent to him, Lowenthal had no prop
erty
The amount of the bill has been lost by pc
TONERS through the gross negligence Of said
telegraph company, or their employees, in
changing the message from Withers to May
and in delivering one totally different from
the one sent from Brookhaven. Petitioner
prays that the company be cited to appear
and answer the petition praying for damages
to the extent of S476 As and costs of court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY
AMENDMENTS.
Tacit PriviIeges-No. y.

One of the few wise provisions of the consti-
tuition of 1868 was contained Id article 1873,
abolishing tacit mortgages and privileges,
which for SO many years rendered titles to
land uncertain and insecure. But when the
legislative and judicial construction extended
its provisions to movable property, 1t was the
height of ioolishness. 1t Is almost impossible
to describe movables in an act or affidavit 50
rs to identify them to n person who has not
seen them until presented to him for SALE and
the books of record are encountered with in
scriptions which are practically useless to
enable innocent purchasers of movables to
protect themselves against privileges. The
value of most privileges against movables is
destroyed by requiring q registry, without at
all protecting innocent purchasers Let us
have, then, a constitutional provision limiting
the application Of the law requiring registry
or inscription, to privileges and mortgages on
immovable property. lCONOCLAST.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
THE COURTS.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

The case IF the Southern Bank praying for
a maudamus against the city to compel tho
latter to impose n tag for the payment Of the
s65oo00 claimed by the consolidated bond
section Of the act Of 1862, came up yesterday
before Judge Monroe.
The parties In this case are;
/ The consolidated bondholders us REALTORS
g. Tho Mayor and Administrators repre-
srntng the city.
s. AS an intervrnor the State. claiming to
have title and interest ina large number Of
consolidated bonds
4. The holders OF premium bonds, who OPP
pose the consolidated bonds, also tlterveuofs,
Sixth and Seventh Districts OF this city, who
oppose the mandamtls on all the grounds as
suned by the Administrators. and the addi-
tional ground that their property was not in
cluded in the city limits at the time the con
solidated act was passed.
g. Certain Taxpayers who, whilst recogrz-
ing the validity Of the consolidated bonds
protest against any tax for past due indebted
ness on consolidated bonds, and insist that if
q mandamus should issue it should be for the
future tax
These several parties were represented by
!. Mr.. Bermudoz and Judge John A. Camp
bell
Q. The city by b. +. Jonas and Fl. G. Miller
g. The taxpayers in the Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth Districts by Judge w. w. Howe.
4. Certain bondholders by John Fnney.
Esq.
8. The taxpayers who recognize the conso-
idated bonds, but insist that the tax should bc
limited to the future interest, and not to the
past due, represented by r. j. Semmes.
g. The State, claiming to be a holder Of II
large number Of consolidated bonds, interven-
ing in behalf Of the reator, represented by
Assistant Attorney General Eagan and Z. w
Huntington, ESQ.
The relator excepted to various Of csc in
Conventions and moved to strike out Of the re-
turn of the city all the allegations Of the UNI
consttutionality Of the act Of 1862.
Judge Monroe reserved his opinion on this
motion for the trial on the merits.
Mr.. Bermudez opened the argument for the
REALTORS in a speech which occupied the court
until the hour Of adjournment. He will re-
sumo his argument to-day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
PeNdling TralMps,

Editor Democrat calling general atten-
ton few days ago, / had no intention Of ad-
vertising the objects which We're the subject
of Il just condemnation, and it is evident such
is not your desire; unless the vendors appear
in the proper column at so much per square.
The Tenderness of some of the parties
on whom was directed the general
voice, indicates full knowledge, of
clap-trap of the "poor down-trodden me-
chanic" is used and the communistic war
cry Of the "bloated aristocrat' is brought
into play, we need not be told the principles
which control such individuals. Burn
the world to roast their eggs"
But we have had enough of political
tramps without saddling ourselves with this
new incubus the peddling tramp. And if
fair words will not remove the nuisance, we
must see what virtue there may be in the law.
There is not city in the North where this
evil would be tolerated one day; wherefore
should we allow these interlopers to make the
public thoroughfares their private property?
There are not wanting hundreds of places
where they may take shops or houses to vend
their wares, and thus relieve us of one of the
eye-sores which curse our city.
Thanking you, Mr.. Editor, for your hospi-
tality, / beg leave to correct my last signature
to BLOATED SHOPKEEPER.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

PLEADED GUILTY.
Solomon Smith, larceny.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Chas. Williams and Ferdinand Huber, lar
ceny.
SENTENCED.
Adeline Jones, assault and battery, four
months Parish Prison.
Geo. Washington larceny, one day Parish
Prison.
Fred Bellows, larceny, one year at hard la
Dor in the State Penitentiary.
CONTINUED.
William Van Sacks, having stolen property
in his possession, until Wednesday, the
thirtieth.
NoLLE PROsEQUI.
James A. Downs, assault and battery; J.
Martinez, assault and battery; and George
Forest, assault aud battery.
SENTENCE POSTPONED.
James Armstrong, larceny.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

UNUSUAL BARGAINS - In many classes of
goods at NJ. [. Byrne & Co. 8. 1853 Canal street.
this week. They have made immense reduc-
half of their former price. 562 pieces of choice
fancy dress goods have been reduced from 20
fearful sacrifice. and no doubt many will avail
themselves of this rare chance to obtain dry
goods for almost nothing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

Two SURGEONS OF THE NATIONAL SURGICAL
INSTITUTE are now at No. 1866 ST. Charles street,
where they will remain for a short time only. to
examine and treat cases of club foot, hip Joint
disease. curvature of the spine. and all other
deformities of the human body: also, piles and
fstula. diseases of the eye and ear. etc. Con-
situations free.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

In the case of the United States OK rel.
vs. the City Of New Orleans, the
suit was discontinued upon motion Of Mr.. j..
Hornor, attorney for the relator. This suit
involved the constitutionality of the CONSOLE
dated bonds. 1t is understood that an opinion
on the case bad been written by Judge Bill
lings
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

TThe DEMoCRAT Is responsible for none Of
the views expressed In the communications
under this head but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

State vs.. George B. johnson Postponed in
definitely on account Of Johnson's illness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

A FEARFUL SAcRIF1cE.-Messrs. M. L. Byrne
& Co., 1863 Canal street. have made immense re-
ductjons in every class Of winter goods. The
residue OF their entire stock will be closed out
choice fancy dress goods reduced from 20 to
cents yard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22

Fancy dress goods at fearful sacrifice at u. L.
Byrne & Co.'s, 1853 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-22
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Monday, January FL, 1873.
Present. All the justices.
Gases on country docket fixed for

Preaent All The Justices.
Gases on country docket fixed for
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a. 1873
No. 1851. State OF Louisiana OK rel. Sam Lisso
Va. W, p. Peck. clerk etc.
No. COCA. Herman Il Vignes vs. Justin l.. Anne
dee,
No. 1904 Marietta J. Brown and husband VS.
J. N. Brown, administrator
N. eeos. Sta o of Louisiana vs. Peter Thomson.
No. 5000. State Of Louisiana vs.. Augustin Rob-
ertson.
No. G9te. State Of Louisiana w. Joseph Chris
tiau.
No. 6pll. State Of Louisiana vs. Alfred Ford.
Decisions.