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CUSTOMS COMMISSION.

large number OF Witnesses were cited to appear
before the Customs Commission yesterday 10 testify
In regard to vaiues OF silk mportations, but only
following presented themselves - Mcssrs. Thomas
Dale, Of Stokes, Caldwell n CO. Hammiii, OF Ham
mil Booth, No. 46i Bfoomo street; A. Il. strange,
No. so Greene street; John NJ. stearnc, No. AL
Broorne street; Y. l. Palgram, Paterson, N j., aud
RoDcrt swain. Union, y. ). Several o thctc gentle
we're questioned to the OF their testi-
mony. but they declined To say anything, a. they
were pledged to secrecy.
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Evil FOR GOOD.

Frederick REDEEM, driver OF q vegetable wagon.
charged at the Tombs Police Court yesterday with
assauitipg Mrs. Alice swift resi- ding sixth avenue
From tho evidence Of the complainant u appeared
that the prisoner stopped his In front Of her
door and asked her " she would change twodoilar
biilr she gave him the cnnngc, but he refused to
hand her tho bil aud tried to urive OF. she seIzed
him by the coat, whsn according to her statement
he assaulted her. Judge Morgan held him In $500
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BASEBALL IN THE STREETS.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
Some boys were recently arrested Tor playing ball
Sunday afternoon II policeman would take the
trouble walk through Leroy street, between Hud-
ana Bedford, he would SEQ The boys playing ball
tho afternoon and evening on sabbath days. aud In
addition from fifteen to twenty-five children singing
tho Top OF thoir lungs uutI ten O'Clock Ut night
disturbing the whole neighDorhood. The chiluren
live IN the tcncments on the south side oil the street
Tho police say lhcy can do nothing. Where IS our
redress? What we dor LEROY STREET
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To THE EDITOR THE B.RALD:--
Last Wednesday evening went TO tho Inman steam
ship ofnco TO get my bills Of fading signed and was
told that tho clerk who signed the bills would DO In
IN fifteen minutes. waited hour and thirty-two
minutes and missed three trains for home. There
others IN the same fix. who protested loudly
against such conduct Cannot Mr.. Dale arrange mat
tnat when clerk Is out some Other one
sign bills, particularly when the steamer goes AZ
early hour the next morning? A SHIPPER.
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General N. N Halsied, director OF the Now Jerscy
Mutual Lie Insurance Company for eight years, gave
evidence yesterday IA the Noyes trial, at Newark. lie
was ono OF a committee which ADVISED reinsurance.
HIS committee unanimously recommended such a
course Mr.. Henry ID. Walker, OF TINS city, testified
TO The reinsurance proceedings, all OF which have
been nlready described. Other Witnesses were called
prove Noyos' good character, ana the trial
lOurned for the day.
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THE KID GLOVE EMBARGO.

Collector Arthur did not render his decision ycster
day tho report Of General Appraiser Ketchum, APP
prascr DuIcher and the Merchant appraisers In tho
numerous cases OF rcapprasemcnts tho KID gloves
held by the government on a charge OF undcryaua-
ton. lie hopes TO do 30, however. IN few days In
the meantime tho vuix vi tho kid gloves have been
Withdrawn GU the payment ot special deposit COW
erng tho margin between the entered and tho raised
yaiuallou oil the gocds
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STEAMBOAT INSPECTION.

To THE EDITOR HERALD k1-
As tho excursion season Ia ut hand would it not be
judicious TO call tho attention OF tho local Inspectors
OF Steamers to their duty respect to the equip
ment Of steamers running on excursonsp doubt
whether there out OF 1hy boats that viii COM
ply with tho law respect 10 lie preservers, boats
axes, hose &c IL is time the local inspectors
little careful OF the lives oil the travelling pub
lie. EXCURoIONISr.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

TO THE EDITOR THE HEgALD:-
A committee OF the Brooklyn Bridge trustees has
under consideration the question OF making tho bridge
available Tor rapid transit For some inexphcable rea-
the engineer OF the bridge does not TO his
way clear to solve the problem. In other words, the
taxpayers vi city aud yours have 80 lar paid some
$4,000, 000 and Will have to pay SO 0OO 600 more for
u structure which when completed wiil be ot particu.
lar benefit 10 no one except some "Bridgc Transit
Company" VIII tho HERALD find the hiding place Of
that colored gentleman 10 the woodpleg
lNQUlsIrIV ENESS,
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CUSTOM HOUSE REDUCTIONS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
We had again to-day (rucsday) an ''Ohon visiting
commission in tho appraisers department OF the Gus
tom House, and from what learn its sole object
Is a reduction OF tho salaries OF the laboring mon
that department Now, rs 1t not about limo that the
aboring men oil the department. at salaries OF 50 to
So rs day, should let noneY IL seems TO DO the
rule headquarters whenever reduction Is required
to mako tho hardest worked men suffer most Is
there NO relief? WORK.
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TIE DIFFERENCE IN NAMES.
New YORK, May IS, 1873.

NEW YORK, May Is, 1878
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEaALp-
There appeared in recent edition OF your paper,
undcr the head Of "Business Troubicsr announce.
ment Of the failure OF William Davidson coal dealer,
No. Ill broadway AS this name Is so similar mine,
nDd my business and address The same, IN order TO
avoid any MISUNDERSTANDING, viii you 10 good
10 publish the explanation tnat ~ h not
WILLIAM 81 DAVIDSON, Coal Dealer,
Room ~. TrInay Buiiaing, No. Ill Broadway
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A FILTHY STREET.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
write 10 call the attention OF The proper author.
tiles to tho miserable condition OF North Moore
streets between reenwicn and Hudson strcets Tho
pavement rs full OF holes and covered with mud and
dirty water, creating terrible stencil. which, OF
course, Is very injurious to health. RESIDENT
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE.-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compliments who ara unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing.
Write only on one side OF the paper. ED HERALD
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DANGEROUS PAVEMENT.

To THE Editor THE HEgALp:-
Please cali the attention OF tho Commissioner o.
Puolc Works TO the wretched condition OF the pave
ment in fifth avenue above rhirIieth street.
SUBSCRIBERS.
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better go on ?" and Johnny, thus encouraged. went
on. ! have only TO add that had lady with me
who was Ill and that every moment OF delay was
agony 10 her. beg leave TO enclose my card. X.
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felony ana special damages having been alleged
IN the 90 nplaol tho action could DO sustained.
The Judge concurrcd In tins view OF tho case and dts
missed the COMPLAINT.
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THE ERB TRAGEDY.

William Erb who was shot by his father, In New.
ark n. j., on Wednesday afternoon, Is now out Of
danger and his father has been admitted TO bail in
81. 900.
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TIE COURTS.
Uontesting Claimants to Life In
surauce Dividends.
A FORGER'S FATE.
Discharged Police Officials Seeking
Reinstatement.

nero was commenced yesterday before Judge Law
'ence, without jury, the trial OF suit brought by
mrs Elcanora Wondra against Emil Magnus The
plaintiff slcges that she owns two paid up policies OF
insurance the lie OF her husband for So 900 In the
5ermania Lilo Insurance Company, and that such
owner she Is entitled TO the dividends declared on
the same She alleges that the company refuse 10
pay the dividends TO her because notified by the
defendant that he is entitled to the benefit
Of the policies. and that they ia
SUED 10 her by exchanging policies primarily
issued TO her husband In his name, such policies
having beer assigned to the defendant security Tor
a'oan The defendant claims that the origIuai poi-
cles were taken by Mr. Wondra ostensibly trans
erred to his naine as security, but that IN fact MIR.
Wondra having got possession OF them. took out now
policies IN the name OF his vile. He claims, there
lore that his equity should follow the policies.
Inc plaintiff denies that he original policies were
held by the defendant subject any en and there
fore that her policies tree The claim made by
TIC defendant. Mr.. Agernon s. Sullivan appears for
Tho plaintiff and Governor solomon Tor The DEFENDANT
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DISCHARGED POLICE OFFICIALS.

The Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday re-
nitted to the Special Torn the hearing In OF
wrts OF ceriorari obtained behalf OF various officers
and clerks dismissed from the Police Dcpartm mont.
Tho camo before Judge Van Brunt, the ffss
taken up being that OF exWardeu Liscomb who alleges
that he was dismissed without any cause being US
signed, but whose removal was, Commissioner Cox
AYERS, IN consequence OF MS extending unwarrantcd
liberties to tue late lillian NJ. Tweed while u
prisoner In the Pententary. A motion made by
Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean TO quash the in
dictineut This was resisted by AIR. Lewis J. Grant,
anu, alter quite lengthy argument judge Van BrunL
took the papers. The cases OF Captains Foley and
Lowery, Sergeant Larkin, Roundsmau Haggcrty, and
Adoiph Wadman ana Peter thompson former clerks
70 tue Police Department.. were postponed unt,i
Wednesday.
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AN INGENIOUS FORGER.

Francis A. II. Smith was agent Tor the Lycoming
Insurance Company. He received moneys for
policies to the amount Of $3.50. which appropriated
to his own use. He was sued by tho company ana a
Judgment was obtained against him. tho result being
his incarceration III prison While there no offered TO
make good the amount providing the company would
consent TO his release. This agreed to. and he
fave them u check tor $500, payable to his wife, on
che First National Bank OF Wabash, Indiana, pur-
porting to be signed by Mrs. uIa Kruger. Smith
accordlngly released. but the check discovered
10 be forgery and that the certincation was
thise Smith arrested at tho Southern Hotel
md IN his possession was found check book OF Mrs
Kruger, with rubber certilcation stamp the bank
mentioned. II was further learned that Smith had
viciuzed several persons ny THIS process and three
Indictments were found against him. He was ar.
raigncd yesterday IN the Court OF General Sessions
mud picadeu guilty 10 two indictments. Recorder
Hacket sentenced him the STATE Prison Tor three
years and SIX months on each Indictment.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27

sons within the limits Of the parish of st. Ian
dry. including those within all incorporated
towns and villages, within the limits OF the
parish. with the blowing exceptions, are pro-
hlblted fr"m selling gvi Z, bartering eX-
changing any Intoxicating liquors u mereLan-
disc of any description Oh Sunday.
SEC. Be 1t further ordained, &c, that the
following and none other are exempted from
the provisions of this ordinance VIZ: Mer-
necessary for the burial of the dead and in the
sale 81 medicines. where their place of business
is situated more than eight miles frtn amy Ii
censtd drug store. cd. Keepers of drug stores
III so far to permit them to ill prescriptions
OF licensed physicians aud to sell drugs and
medicines only On said day. Sd. Keepers OF
| bakeries for the sole purpose of making and
for the sale of fresh meats, fish, vegetables and
fruits or sellers or fish, vegetables, fruits aud
milk.
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, &C., that any
person violating this ordinance shall be guilty
Of nisdeneanor and shall he punished by a
fine not exceeding two hundred dollars and not
less than fifty dollars or imprisonment in the
80 days or both said fine and imprisonment at
the discretion of the court. Ont-ilalf of said
fine to be paid to the infGlnIer and the other
half to he paid into the treasury OF the parish,
said punishment and fine to he enforced by
indictment or informant on before any court Of
competent jurisdiction.
SEC. Be it further enacted that this ordi-
mn cation, and all ordinances on the. same sub
Ject matter are hereby repealed.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
r. r. LITTELL, President.
Attest: c. MAYO, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27

On motion OF Mr.. Haas, Resolved that the
salaries OF the Cpmstasiies In the several wards.
be tixed at the sanae amount Ms the Justices OF
the Peace.
On motion. of Mr. savoy. Resolved, that the
above salaries shall take effect from the 18th
day vt April, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. Dnhnissan, Resolved. that
the sum Of one hundred aud fifty dollars or SD
much thereof us may be necessary be and la
hereby appropriated out uf any money in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated. to pnr-
chase fire proof safe for the tTeasurer's office.
The following persons We're appointed com-
misstsneFs fer the sale 81, ef = nnb y stock
Hollier. G. Peck and Godfrey Dupre.
"a Ward, Aieek Miller, Y, Ffoza,rd and P. d.
Richard.
4ill Ward jules Godsau, Z. A. Dunbar and
9Th Ward. Rebt Tate. Alfred stagg. Louis
Fonteaas. ,. 9, Haw, y q F q, ea Jr;
dali, Eimiis Campbell, III Savant. DIR. j. E.
Hawkins. y. Elliott, ID. Baas, VIM Teal and =.
: 7tn Ward. Adrien Fontenot, ], B, Tate and
J0asier III. F0nten0t
Sfis Ward, VIM Clasie, II. Andrepont, Homer
Dalgse Philogene Richard. Onezipe Ledoux, M.
prualslaaaa,a,e and CESAR Fringe.
etf Ward, r. b. Sloane, J. d. Bernard, David
ROY, VIA McFarianp and Fred. Areeneaux.
The following ehaIges aud appointments Was
made n n Road e..i,s ossrs sss na.,o.su
J. ID. .Andrns vice H. Young.
Isaac Hayes vice X. b. Sloane.
N Humble vice o. A. Boulhun.
Alnaf0liaa Reed vice puenudre Dupre.
Louis Knox from 0pelausas and Washington
road to Bayou Maria Crequant.
mr.. Haas submitted the following ordinance,
which after being read WAS unanimously
adopted.
AM ordinance prohibiting the sale, barter or
exchange OF any Intoxicating liquors or mer-
ehandisc on Sunday, within the limits OF the
parish OF St, Landry:
sscTloN i. Be IL ordained by the Police Jury
III fhe narisla of ST. Landry, that in accordance
with tie powers conferred by act No. 81, regu-
III a..ssioT of the Legislature OF Louisiana, SEES
zion of 1873, approved March 18TH 1878, oil per
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
Proceedings Of the Board of Police Of
the Town of OpeIOnsns.

MONDAY. April 8th 1878.
This being the day appointed for meeting
OF the Board of Police of the Town of Ope
tousas. the following members OF said Board.
elected on the LIST instant, as per certificate OF
Election and oath office recorded and on file
IN the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
1T the Parish OF st. Landry, We're present. to-
wit: DR.. James Ray. Victor Lastfapes. Chas.
n. Ealer. p. ]. Lefebvre, G. Mayo, Emile Do
naso. and VIM. q. Bell
Dr. james Ray presiding.
On motion DIR James Raw was elected by
acclamaiiou as President of the Board of Police.
of the Town of Opelousas.
ION motion OF Mr.. Ealer, Resolved, that the
saaries of officers for this term. he and they
are aerea,y fixed the same as the last term.
Ihefe beang no applicants for any OF the
ofnsas nndeE this Beard.
On molten. AL the officers OF the old Board
offices. ~ - - .SN5 -
On motion Resolved. that the bonds Of the
Treasurer and Collector be Hxed the same as in
1876 IS, =
On motion DR. james Ray. Emile Donato. and
Vim. o. Bell were appointed street Copumis-
sianers ~
On molten tbs Board adjourned to meet ON
Friday tue I9thinst.
JAMES RAY. President.
Attest: O. VOORHEES,. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
list Of Jurors.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of st. Landry.
Be 1t known that we, the undersigned MEM
bers of the jury Commission, dld ON this the
26th day of February a. D.. 1878, meet at the
Clerks office i'll the town Of Oprl0usas, parish
of st. Landry, for the purpose of drawing jury
for the April term of the 9Th District Court,
parish OF st. Landry. under section 3, act A Of
the regular session of 1871 and ali the members
being present except G. Mayo, John SiInms,
one OF said members. In presence OF the others.
drew from the general venire box, one at a
time. the names of the following fifty persons
to compose the grand and petit jurors, for the
first week of said court, commencing Monday
the 22d day of April A. D., 1878. A list of whom
was then and there kept by he Clerk of Court,
James o. Chachere; and in our Judgment
Jury being required for the second and third
week of the term we then and there proceeded
as in drawing the first fifty jurors. to draw
thirty additional names to serve as petit Jurors
for the second week, and thirty additional
names to serve as petit jurors for the third
week OF the term OF said Court; and we the
Clerk and Commissioners did then and there
place the names drawn aforesaid for each
separate week in separate envelopes and sealed
AID Endorsed the same with the week, for which
they were respectively drawn, which said en-
there placed by us i'll jury box, provided for
the purpose which after depositing said names
therein. a. aforesaid, was sealed and locked by
us, and placed in the custody of the Clerk of
the Court for the use at the next term of Court.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
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From the undersigned. on Bayou Waxia. a
two year old brown American f lily; has Il large
white spot III the forehead. one hind foot white
branded Oh shoulder thus: IF. Left the plan
rati"n last January, A libela reward will he
given for her return or for auy information that
wi lead to her recovery.
VIM. DUCKWORTH,
April 20-tf Bayou Waxia
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
EEess For Safe.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
Ton OF CpelouSas and vicinity, i'll violation OF
law, VIII be taken up and nnpounded in the
stable lot OF A. ?. Williams, III said town, where
they will be sold to the highest bidder. if not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, beginning to-day. May 18th, 1871
BENZ A GUIDRY,
FICTORIN LASTkAPES,
May left Constables
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
MISC ELLANEOUS
The CORfederGte Soldiers
RETURN, OR THE LOST CAUSE.

A magnificent picture, heautifu. in design
and artistic in execution. Ii represents a Con
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home, which he finds ruined by shot and shell,
looking lonely and desolate. In front of tho
ruined cottage, telling sad tale of the mi~erics
of war, are two graves with rude crosses. OH
one of which some friendly hand has hung a
garland. The graves are OVerhung by Weep
ing willow, in the shadow of which stands the
returned soldier with bowed head if think
Ing of the past. To the right the calm river
and rising moon Indicate peace and rest. The
stars seen through the trees represent the South
ern ross, drarcd over the graves, an emblem
of the Confederate flag as well as a harbinger
or brighter days to come. The flood of glorious
moonlight streaming through the trees and re-
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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
WOGtce :!

am informed by Mr. S. c. Faulkner of Faux
pers Ferry. upper st. Landry that he Las ill his
possession ii stray horse mule, about Is years
old, fourteen hands high, light brown color.
has been in that vicinity since December last.
BY proving property and paying cost Of adver-
tisement the owner can have his property.
Address Mr., Faulkner at Churchville r. o. OF
the undersigned G. G. DUSON,
Anril on-,t
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1878-04-27

Whereas, Adelaide Reed, widow. OF the parish
Of ST. Landry. tutriX of the estate of Lasti.-
Rosa, deceased, having filed Il tableau and dis
tributian OF fund of said estate, accompanied by
her petition praying for the honol0gatioli OF
the same.
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order of court. bearing date
June 14th, 1877.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to ali
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau in writing at my office in the town OF
Opel0usas within the time required by law, VIII.
the SAID tableau should not be hOmolOgated and
confirmed.
JAMES O. CHACHERE, Clerk.
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