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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-06-27

f"I C1u8nt IL Ho00Fn1n8 y 001lotn8.
1 |, AAlfee ips y q. Relldepp bakery, NeH Xprkf, +,
escape Of the employees and occupants BY the
stairway. Daniel Conner was terribly burned,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-06-27

mfttee went into secret session, and shortl'
atterwaE9s g . sd{Pc5psd y. y |euta = agufsfaY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-06-27

Another blast ofwind that shook Wind
ows and doors. Bridget had reached the
OPP of the stairs. She had. closed the
door leading into the wash-roojN half an
hour ago. From behind this door sound
ed rumble which seemed caused by the
sliding of SOME heavy body, followed by
some violent clatter; then came !heome
heavy: shock against it, which seemed IT,
Bridget's excited senses like the thunders
Of the Judgement. Day. The door burst
open and never doubling that robbers
and murdefers were behind it, Bridget
dropped'the potatoes with a "sh1iek that
ran through the house, and rushing back
to the cellar, pushed the door together,
and held 1t with strength of .despera-
lion.
Mollie, in the chamber above, reused
from her book by this startling inter
ruption, sprang into the center of the
room, and listened q moment, with . face
as. white as her dress. There was: final
crash below, and with the least idea what
she was doing, Mollie started for the
kitchen@in such haste that she fell down
the lasttfive Of the back stairs, and: bust
ing open the door at the foot, rolled into
the lower room, where she picked herself
up, too much excited to think of her
business. Potatoes were scattered over
the floor in every direction: The kitch-
en- door was open. the wash-room' door
was open, and the beam lay on the floor.
From behind the cellar door came g. halt
smothered moan. Mollie had scarce
time to realize these facts before. Miss
Abigail arrived on the scene, breathIess
with excitement: - '."1 >'s - = tvis.'+1
;'"ob, arnt!" gasped Mollie, horrifed
at the sound Of another groan behind the
cellar:door, "sone ones down cellar, and
Bridget's therel LIDO believe she's halt
murdered. 'Sh! I must have; frightened
EN- ;tumbling down stairs, =,
How many of 'em ire there?" querled
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-06-27

hsrrN 80. -i!T"!'' i ,!n., 'u -,
a. ,'>Donti" cried Mol!ie, horror stricken
at the prospect. YOU'D hit me instead,
Iwon,t go unless you" Il. n! ..r,fsr
swell, well, run alongI''. and the front
| door was cautiously opened and as
cautiously closed, and Mollie ran under
the shelter. Of the east wall. '',.|'' 3
Uncle and Aunt Price, peacefully jog
ging home yard Ygla in the scant autumn sun
light, were amazed to see a. nopdescript
figure suddenly appear from a ciump of
HAZEL bushes it the foot Of hill. .:!s = s
as"''Nlecy!" said Uncle Price, dubiously,
pulling up. Elijah, Hwhat's ithat2" :as: al !.
b. Hiss: aecrazy eritter,"' exclaimed Aunt
PRICE; t'Do go along, Jonathan" at lll ",,; I,,
1T looks more like a running scare
| crow. Stop, Marthy, don't you touch
T the' horse-5t seems 10 me them clothes
flo0ks 'natral. .'rUo 10 LRata .,:;i, i,sgo14
PhsIn q moment smare the, apparition,
E&learing theswaN atiAs,bound. !, actually #
IithEew itself into the wagon: The a amaze Is
ment, and amusement. Of the worthy
couple were nipped in the ,bud'"by the
lsstoiy that the "sc recrow" had TO tell.
f1OWeH4r:: aas'-ts at G&a !sa&ie =, ,s9&i, ii !
It'asI dian't getthe, pistois,n, ssaids Upole
hPricer sremorestully got 90 i SOFTER
4snaa s4 .ail down g T afsr hssriPg ths sss%9n
Elijah, induced by. 4 thorn bush, did
fhudddp; ana inf about :fifteene minutes
thgyr:drovea upqts UnclessRrices farm,
with thrse stout men inotheiback aof 1.-THE
|5WR9ondt AAHas quiet 4 House and harp
seemed ysniAh.abiittefsaq. Unele PRICE rem
dera .Warlike, by, his !. reinfot tceh sKts
dlqye Straight to TIE eorh B2fh B2ffihsd eena aftei
Excargsffdh |. lSaaivsy afodhd, ,aissedh toi;dis.
}sm6lnst 10 s7saais ass. iliW .aeis1ttits !
ds sspa g. ..s!hs sthss ,ia
lauick, eve Rad detected 81 two e wreasths ii % q
smoie curling family atouhd the corner
"a of ths ths building guess they II odlj
fstfatp anij Thsy tsk6 pretty cool, q any.
hetihJ.' sssssssIfs' ssiiiis sa.eas} sS..das g
! A hearty, rollicking laugh rolling out
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-06-27

the Blectton of 1870 Under
the Potter Neutrality-suspicious. y. An.
dersen ana secretary sherman On the
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

in State bOnds Louisiana consOls were IhOueAS''''
In city bank stocks, Merchants Exchange l0l
sold at 90. 20 n 5r ~ rr,od
firm nj 4SIo and Elevated tirsts steady at SSl2,
Northwest gold bonds being marked up to lO2Ss,
St Paul per cent irsts selling at ll9, C C u ana
/ consOls Mt SSl2, Chicago and Alton hrsts at ll40
1l4ls. Union Pacific frsts at 1862, land grants
at lO43,, sinking fund at par, Missouri Pachc Sec
Onds at 9S and Jersey Central consols assented AZ
Gold was dull at 1OOois91OOl2, and the market
was devold of noteworthy interest. On gold loans G
the lending rates were l2G p carrying and hat Inc
Assistant treasurer paid out $50 900 in coin nteress
on the public debt and $500 600 in redempt9InoG. =.
called bonds. The days business OF the gold-eleS
ing department of the Bank of the State OF Nsm New.
York covered Gold cleared. S6, las, 600 goa ,so p
ances, 81 0s, 500; currency balances $l2Oe,iUHH.
Foreign exchange was strong and higher, iue iue,end
favorable new from abroad creating large demana
for demand bills and cable transfers Selling Is1e' @
are on the basis of 81 S00$4 SOLE for SIXTY dA5s,
and 81 S6l2GS4 S63i for sight to the Z. we an"'-
current closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
THIRD CALL-2:30 2.
Bertha & Edith
TUESDAY, Oct. 22-P. M.

Our usual weekly summary of the movements Of
grain shows some figures that are significant as af
fecting the earnings of the railroads which make no
weekly or monthly reports The total receipts of
all grain during the week ending yesterday at New
York were 3O3 4S3 bushels less than for the cOrre-
spending week of 1877. But the canal de-
liyered 81 210 bushels more this year than last and
all the railroads $685. 1876 bushels less. The total
receipts of all grain at New-York since January 1
this year have reached the unprecedented aggre-
gate Of 100 204 ,701 bushels. Yet the statistics
show that the receipts at each of the two ports Of
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

Money was in good supply to-day and call al =. iosrS o
were mostly per cent but some were maGe pds - sse
at % per c cent and upward The United 5aS. sta5Ses
treasurer at Washington to-day received SttiV S,ieS.
600 National bank notes for o IedeRRRsii. S tRs In.
ter0aI revenue receipts $245,000. The tolloNIHss
;s tbe Clearing House statement to-day: CurresnSy
sxehanges, S85. .552 $50; currency balances RI.
S4S SIS; gold exchanges, $7,O77,636i goio w.
The London Stock Exchange was feyerish ans nss
irregular again to-day British cOnsos leavIns We
Snote limited States bonds as follows: ls9s ssod
1O75s, new So at 10612 new 4l2s at 1Ooos ties ie
10-40s at l0S. In American railway see"i''''''
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
Corporation Notltes.
FRANcR DFPARTMENr.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FoR THE COLLECTION or TAHEB
No 80 CHAbBRRs-sT., NRw-YOR october IA, 1873
NOTICE to OTAXPAYERS.-NOtice is hereby
~ given that the Assessment Rolls PERSONAL PROP
ERTY and BANK STOCK for the year 1873, have de-
yered the UNDERSIGNED and that the taxes thereon are
due and payable Rt this Ofhce.
person paying shall be entitled 70 the benefits mentioned
In the section the Act OF March So 1880 viz
reduction the rate OF per cent per annnm from the
lme OF payment 90 the first day OF December next
MARTIN 4. MCMAHON, Receiver Of TaxeA
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
los or rHILADeLPnLA srocKs.


Sierra Nevada opened 160 touched l6J ard closed
at lGOl2 Union Consolidated opened AT LOO 'ouSue"
1872, and closed at 147.
Government bonds were dull. Skies of 1881 were
firm but the other issues either steady Orl0Wer,
The Attorney-General of the United States has
rendered an opinion on the 1856 District of Colnm-
bia bonds in which he takes the ground that whlle
they are a Government bond TO the extent that the
faith of the Government is pledged to the payment
of the principal and interest, they are not made
exempt from taxation as a portion Of banks cap,
tai The bonds to-day advanced to 77l2. Annexed
IL.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
Proposals.

PROPOSALS for PROTECTING the UNI
L TED STATES SUB.TREAsURY BUILDING in NEW.
YORK CITY.
OFFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT
UNITEDISTArEs CouRI HOUSE AND POST OFPcE
NEW-YORK, October 81, 1873, }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until
the 4th day OF November 1873 for furnishing dely
eng and liking In place complete all the wrought and cast
&C. required for protecting the United States
sub Treasury Building NewYork CITY, accordance with
the drawings ana specification.
Copies OF specification ana any additional information
obtained application this Office where drawings may
DO THOMAS r.. JACKSON,
Superintendent OF Repairs.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
n,uIS IS TO GINE NOTICE: Mad on the

l"th day of september A. ID. 1874. Warrautin Rank
Tuptcy issued against the csLto Of ZJIN6l u r.
BARNES. 81 Ncw-iork, IA tho County OF Sow.
YORK State OF NcW-Iork. who has been ahludged
q bankrupt ON his own pr'u"ui tIai me payment OF
debts and delivery uf properly belonging 20
su,h bankrupt him Tor use, and the transfer
ui auy property him. forbidden by law that
of the creditors % the sad bankrupt &" prove their
debts aud choose asigu,,- u lls estate,
will Jo held at OF Bankruptcy hc holden az No.
broadway. the city uf NcW York. before MI Henry
wilder Allen, Hc9stcr Ou the ith day o Noycmbcr A. y.
1879, at - O'Clock louis T. PANN.
L. - Marshal ~ Messenger Southern District Of NewNor
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
Bankrupt Notlces.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
IL for the DISTRICT Of NEW JERSEY.-ln lhe matter
OF CHARLES J. EVERETT. bankruptcy BASkRIPiCI;-
District NewJcrsey This TO give notice That OF he
day Of October 1878, warrant ~ l5ak uptCy Was
Ot Of the District Court OF the Unio1 has lot mo
Of NewIrIBpy, against the estate OF CHARLES j.
T. of Isadr County OF Bergen IN said Dis
tric no adudged bankrupt on ms own petition
THAT the paymeut of any the delivery OF any prop
crty oeng such bankrupt TO him, or Tor MS use ah9
he rHnsf DOneryby him. are forbidden Oy laws auu
at meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt 10 prove
their debts choose assgneeS OF ms estate
viii be held Court OF Bankruptcy 20 be holden az tatt-
son NewJeTsey First National Bank Binding room . pc
core Iog \ Baralow esquire Register in BANKRUPTCY or
aid District on the dav Of November \ D. 1873 at 10
.:,l,.L n m Il. +. HUTCHIN SON,
'' or said District.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
. '' .-'' 'Ll6GUI'l Gl'l +. PAYy Marshal-lrcsscn ger.
DI,TRIcT CoURTof the UNITED STATES

DI~TRICT COI RI Of the UNITED STATES
~ for tbo sOCTHEHS DISTRICT Of NI.WH4IpkK[ In In
ft.o matter of NATIANIIL g. W. AANUtKHOlF and
JOIN BrAIIA, tlukTup's Is HANEErFi, y warrant
In IluIrIu.v has been Issued by sI.l Court against
m, c.t4tr III NATHANIEL a. W ANDERHOEF and
john J. BEATTY ofthc Comfy 81 NcwNorE Of the state
of NsvNor n sail District adjudrrd banaupts upon the
pe said Nathaniel =. W. Naudrhoci and tho pay
inof o auv delivery ~ property belonging
t San. rr. o them or 90 fhrI. use and tho transfer 0t
any rorpIty h,u forbidden bv law meeting of the
crto- of said bIuRruut- prove their dehs aud choose
assignee. Of their estate VII De held az Court o
rrt, Dee holden at NO Be- I'm inst, IN the CITY OF
New YORK -1d District, the Sth day ~ NOycmbcr A.
H. ISIS ~ o'clock no tie Office uf James T. Dwight
Registers la Bankruptcy OF said Court
LOUIS l.. pAGN. Mag~hal-s!'sscug@r.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
INSTRUCT COURT OF the UNITED STATES

nISTRlCT COURT OF the UNITED STATES
~ rthe DISTRICT Il NLWJER1El- n tnG matter % 0i
JACOR =. WETMORE. baUkrupt.-lN BANKRlPlCY-Dls.
tict Of NewIc~c This IL - give nouce Ihat on tae
ltth day OF C.tfII l~tN, warrant IN Gdhklupt,y Was
isued ont ~ the District Court oi me United states i3 'o
D strict NrW.CI-,y, against tho estate OF JAC COB =
rtGEE Of EIglrsO1d Ia the County Of Bergen, h SAID
District who has bcou adUH grd bankrupt on ms own pen
lion That tc Iggu,Ut debts aud the delivery Oi any
g prr;y belonging said bankrupt 10 hun or l9r ms use
audi transfer u property by him are I0rbVlrn Nv
law. aud meeting ut Tie creditors o SAID bankrupt 10
uuyc ir debts aud choose one Of more aSSguceS oi ms
.ate viii ued Court ~ B1nkrUptcv 10 De holden AZ
Paterson, N0aJrr-ny Fr- National Bank Binding, Room D.
before Btruy, lIre, Register ia bdnkru'S ISI
~. f,.g m, b. f.i iIGU Johnson,
Marshal IOr said District.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
THIs iS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

u 7
6ihdlyoi ,p,.mber A. d. l-7s Warrant 10 bankruptcy
W.. .-ur AGAINST the estate Of GER u. MIDDLETON
~ DE y and County Of NewYok aud stat" Of New or
S. h,.u lIIuI-Dd bankrupt on Lis own prl4Du
mat tho payment ~ any drfn4 ana delivery OF any
property byng such bankrupt 10 him or Tor ms use ana
Inc hy him. forbidden Ny laW that
m.,us OF r creditors N the said bankrupt i0 Prove thcr
d.Its assincrs ~ his estate, VII
hrd court o. Bankruptcy - ne holden az 40 ~
broadway OF Sew YORK. before Isaac Dayton
rsi.r ON the 10Th day Of November \. D. 1873, az II
O'Clock LOUIS n. IA 80,
= N4r.h,i "a Nfessanrcr Southern district York
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

II
DAY u October A. D.. 1879 o Warrant In bankruptcy
vls i.-el against the estate OF CHARLES kIENZIE OF
New York The County of Ncw YORK. and state OF New.
YORK been adiudgDd bankrupt on b. own petition
nat payment any debts ami delivery of any property
b,uu-u such bankrupt him OF Tor hs use, and the
nlr ~ luy property by HIM, forbidden by law that
meeting creditors ~ the said bankrupt to prove their
,ll-u lhiguccs Uf lbs estate VIII
bc iod Court u Rnkupicy TO be holden AZ NO $40
VuIdsIy. Boo tr tlty Ot NtN York. before John flttu
rrser on e "a dag Of NovcmDcr A. j. 1873 az o'clock
D.. LOUIS !. FAY y
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
- for hr ~gJIHl% blITEIdGI u $iiWr5 WA R,dH
IIAISIL, bauirupt-.IN BR'kR rrol-A warrant n liahk
tuf,y ISSUED -.iI Court agHiu> the cstl" ot
StNf.I.I I>.HEHANN ANA JACOB HAtNEL, Of the
County ui N,N oI of tine state OF Ncw York iu .ai DIS
r,f slu Iauarupts uuoH tho petition Oi their creditors,
and oi debts aud the delivery o any property
broly .t uaukTup- to fhcm ar 20 tArrusc ana INC
tly rrYp.Iy M t forbidden by law. meet
iu ui ihc creditors said bauktuFs to prove Their de Sanh
ul their estate, VIII b" held al
Court uf N1l. .rrHrr'. o. Doc holden 90 No ldj tunl-'
suust ud,ul u OF Ncv-lork, M sad Disinc, on
t 5tH 4 oi solclbcr ID. l~5S at O'Clock m, at the
0d0o of T.glg tat,uu, esquire one Of uo Registers ia
"''i'' ~ I0I-Il T. PAYN, Narshal.-NIcsscu ger.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twenyhrst annual term w D. commeueco on Wcncs
dav October p uutll May TO- 1917. College
graduates are admitted without examination Otrer app
cata are examined admission The ~ study orc
mes two years Tuition fees, 800 per auuum. orcata
iOgucs or Information address THEODORE W. DWIGHT
Warden Of La" school, Great Joncsst New.lork city.
VALE Law SchOol.-Rcgular course, 2 years
GIauulte course dor degree Of DC. .I4 FAN term
u ems sept 20. Address Prof WAiLAND New-lGaycn, Ct
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
= Marshal a.. Messenger southern 6s,n, rS % G SSEY
INNS IS 10 GINE NOTICE: That on the

TIIIN ~ IIIU
i 3Oh day OF september, A. u. 1873, Warrant Bank.
ruutcy was issued against he estate OF JOHN II.
piNTI, OF the Cy OF Ncw-NOIk, In the County OF
New YorF ami state of Ntw.lork. who has been al.
indgcd bankrupt his petitions that the paymentOf
any and delivery any property belonging 10 such
hgukrlpt him Tor his us', aud tho transfer Of any
uroperty by hiu forbidden by lw that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt 10 their debts and to
choose a-giccs Oi lis estate viii De- held al
Court of Bankruptcy. 10 Do holden at No 4 Marronst,
City Of NcW-NOrk before John W. Little, esquire,
Register the 6h Of November, 4. D. 1875 at 10
o'clock a. m -.,.. .. ......-
L. s. Mas. a. as Messenger Southern District
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

diy Of october. A. d. 1875 warrant Ia Bank uutcy was
issued against the estate Of lMkE hlkAlff ana
BOLossN klRALFH, oi the py II Ne" , ora. ~
tho County Uf NcW-loIk and stale 0f NcW-1ork,
Who have been aduIsrj hmsrupt- pn their own petition tdt
a., payment of debts and delivery ut property belong
ing to such bankrupt to brm or nt ih'r go" ana NE transfer
Of forbidden law that meeting
creditors Of the sd bankrupt their debts ana
arucrs fEcr estate viii De held az q
Bankruptcy, bee holden at No. Waursi, n the
Ct Of ok before iou w. Little esquire. Register, on
the An dly of November, H. 1875. % u oCluCN
LOUIS T. PAWN,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

L S M.r.nn .. ne.necr southern brs. Ii d Esalors
rI,Jus IS.VOGIVE NOTICE: That on thr oh

INIllS is TO GIVE NOTICE: hat ON thr l3ih
day Sep'embcr 4. D. 1913. warrant in L1nKruptcv
was is.ied against tine estate of ROBERT d. THOMPSON,
of Ncw.N ork. u the County OF NcN YORK anh state
al New YORK who has been audgc Uankrpt ON ms own
rfilou maj lr payment debts ana delivery OF any
ur.pcrty belonging 90 such bankrupt To him or Tor his
usc. and the transfer ot property by nm are
forbidden by law taj meeting ot the creditors of the SAID
banEupt 10 uriye their drb aud 20 choose
assgUcrs OF his estate Will bc held 20 Court or Bank
rup,y, holden at No. lJ2 Bruad"aY M the city of
S,.N urk before Mr. Henry Wilder Aleu- Register, ON the
i'm day OF November, 4. D. 1873, al ~ o'clock NJ
LOUIS r. rANN,
AZ. tffarrt . fr4.tt Atrk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

MISS WILLIAMS" SCHOOL, Worcester,
WI Mass-For YOUNG IA t@T ,i ',i. 'I, ,,s l -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
VI sptnte and Commercial College founded 1902 seaside
school. Students any tine Catalogue fler All
r. ID. kHSLEE A. NJ. Principal. East Green
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23

bennington Seminary-Botb sexes: very
hcaltliu; good houo II teachers low;
Ncw.YOrk. Address 1hos Hauon, DID, Pennington. M.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-23
For Both sexes-Country.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackottstown,
NJ-Bo-t and largest bGuiug n tho stat" Instruction
thorough. Both Ten departments Fhth year opens
September B. s225 per year Catalogues rec Rev HEO.
ID d. ITN.LI.nl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-31
THE pEAwoBsY,s,

Tho gentlemen connected with the Peabody
Subsistence Association have already thorough
ay organized themselves for the good work be-
fore thems By Monday morning the depot will
I probably be opened for relief The following
supplies we're received yesterday:
Il. a. sarrazin, sIa Thos. Mel ermot, sg; e.. g.
Sebastian, 81; y; NJ. Kehlqr VI. Louis, through
COMPANY, sab; Factors and Traders $50; New
Grlsans Insurance Company, $50; Mechanics
and TEaaers fns,lra l. Company. $2St Moore.
Restaurant, sioo. J. Il. Harris & Co., s25; Ieh-
nahn, abraham y o., s2b; Allen, Nugent Co..
Meyer Weis Y o III W. i, u Arey Y 90 s25
through q. Fitzwilliam 90. $40; Physfoogi-
caI Society. through Mrs. NJ. A. Heatherton, sis !;
\. Moore Wilson, boz tea: Rykoski Manade, !
Rensek. Id boxes nacaroni: Steward & Thomp-
SON. barrel ri giee; Berkeon ;, Bros. barrels
John WenalMng snsnn oo b bro2ms and
tfssaax, Ibafrel inolSssesi Rark ! Thompson.
noxgs a,ts barrel meal shnSnders kitts
Nonr: miller, Griigsby & Ga. abarrels flour; j.
81 Gibbons 4 Co. barrel meal; H. T. DelBon-
ppanda anf bar sqFe po ha@s
barrel meal: %. $. ,Ramelli. half gallon
brandy half gallon whisky: Charlie Hamilton,
wines Amos Patten s. o.. 1 dozen Burn ntda
@uIognh; M. Lacoune. box claret, gal whisky;
Tics. II. Handy, gallons sherry;J. b. solari
~ Sons, gallons port wine; Jos. A. Walker.
gallon whisky; Branch, Crooks g. Co., barrel
head lighto J. 9, Donavan. gallons white
wine. u. darcy 4 Son, barrel flour b. L. Ran
aett & Co, abarrels beef: skardon & Wilson.
gallons claret: jules Rose & Co.. i box wine:
Halliday Bros. Cairo, Ills, through Vairin Il
Mortimer, s10a flour; Schwabacher, Proven
field y Pfsifer barrels grits; Edmond Dubois.
z boxes claret; yalrin 4 Mortimer, box break
H. Nelson, stationery. A. Baldwin 4 Co. q
llntchets; Stauffer, Macready & Co., knives, /
meat saw Rice, Born e. Co.,, 3 soups, 1 funnel.
p knives: j. u. Morris, j set wooden measures. i
basket; Morris McGraw, 3 tin measures.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-31
CUSTOS E-HOUsE NOTES.

1fance ana I'D c CalcaSieu Lumber Trade.
short time Lgo T. @. Anderson. Deputy Col
lector OF ort'. received communication fro N
W. II. Hasl 1e'h, dated Lake Charles, August 10,
requesting III N to use his influence with the
Secretary Of the Treasury to secure permission
for Vesse' S from Havre and other foreign ports
to come directly to the mouth of Calcasieu
river, n take entry, discharge their cargo and
clear. Che writer represented that If this per-
mission ieoud be obtained and an Office estab-
lished 1t the mouth of Cacasieu river, quite an
extens I've lumber trade with France and other
eountl les could be built up. He further repre-
sentec that vessels engaged in the trade would.
ID all probability. bring with them from over
me W ater. no more freight than was necessary
Tor Of aast, and he called attention to the prece-
dent. established by Mr.. Bristow, when be ar-
thor1 Zed him tthe writerl to receive Inspect,
dlsci large anGclear vessel at the mouth of the
UaIc Asieu.
NJ lis letter was f-rwarded by the receiver to
the authorities at Washington, and yesterday
COL eetor Smith received a communication from
s8H ng Secretary of the Treasury French, in
clos ling the letter of Mr.. Haskell. and instruct-
ing him TO ascertain the probable value of the
ira de, its probable magnitude. end what, If any.
az aittonal expense the grantingof the permits