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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-20

"frCze out the minority Of these stockholders,
procured the passage Of an act Of cpnsolida4
ton with any other existing gas company
through Kelloag's Legislature, and then sold
the privileges and franchises to The old gas
company for one million and half
dollars, OF It's equivalent, to Wit 12.50G
shares Of o new consolidated company, rep
tesenting the old gus compnny's property and
establishment anh the franchises VI the
Crescent City Gas Company Thus franchises
and privileges granted by the State on certain
conditions, which have never been fulfilled,
have been battered by foreigner for mil
lion and a half Of dollars. On which the
consumers 1T aas pay 10 per cent per ann,im
without dollars investment OF contribution
on the part Of Tile person making this sale.
And q committee Of lawyers after hearing
the argument of m attorney for these spec,l-
lators. report that this is all legsl aed right,
that the Northern advantuter had tpafpd
right IN tllS franchises Of the State. and rnlld
lawfully sell the same for an amount larpe
enough 10 support lip state government FOR
year Calbthis lie law?e If II be. 1t Is time
indeed that osuch law should be ovethauled
and changed so as to recognize some right
and power In the government to protect itself
against such palpable frauds and abuse and
'pe,version Of its franchises. to the dpspoil-
ment Of The State and people and the etnoltl-
ment Of spectators. Adventures and inllprs
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THE LOTTERY PARTY,

| Gen. Young vote iii the House on Monday Ii
favor of retaining aouer In hia aeat deserves
aome remark. II is very clear that the object
| Of the Lottery Company was 10 prevent the
seating Of narbin, and to retain their tool
souer in the seat to which he had no earthly
| title. Gen. Young had signed the majority
| report Of the Committee on Elections recon
| mendng the seating Of Mr.. Barhin. and II
might have been expected that aa lie was
Democrat, representing thoroughly Demo
| cratic constituency. lie would vote with his
party in a case in which a report he
had aligned was III line with such vote.
Strange however. IA II may SEEM Gen.
Young deserted his party, ignored the report
he had signed. and voted with the Radicals
and Lottery party TO scat Souer All the
Radicals voted for souer and all tho Demos
oerats voted for Barhin. except Gen, Young
and Mr. Peralta. who voted with the Radicals,
and Mr., Wilde who dedged the vote
Messra. Wilde and Peralta are employees and
agents Of the Lottery Company, aud we care
not aetonished at their vote 10 Understand
Gen, Youpg's vote a retrospect IL necessary.
In the Legislature Of 1876. our friend. Mr..
Booth. of this city. introduced a bill to repeal
the charter of the Lottery Company. II, the
course oto tho debate on that bill Cen Young
r,ad what purportod T. be a report, but what
was in reality an able aud iaboriouslv
prepared brief sustaining tho monopoly
During the first aession of the present Legis-
latnrr he was one of tho most active oppo-
nonts Of u bill. which finally passed the
House. 10 repeal the ehartsy of the Lottery
Company, During this session he has stood
unfalteringly with Messrs Peralta and Wilde
IN all cases affecting the interests of the Lou
isiana Lottery Company He voted against
his party ON the amendment to repeal alp
monopoies, and he has more recently vote,e
with thS Radical and Lottery party against
the Democrats to keep in his scat ono of the
most infamous and obnoxious Radicals In Lou
isiana, and who. he himself reported, was not
elected @
We hope that Gen. Young may be able TO
reconcile these votes with his conscience and
his honest theories of Democracy; but he can
not reconcile them witlp our sense Of right.
nor. W. venture to say, with the views Of the
Democracy Of Claiborne
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
o The Hrand Memorial Celebration q
In honor Of His Holiness
P0FE rsUs THE NINTH.

Special invitations or cards Of admission vii
not be feumifed for the RELIGIOUS OEnE
MoNY ut the Cathedral during The morning
Children, however. will not be admitted o
Officers Of military organizations attendine
the religious ceremonies are requested to ap-
pear In uniform. o
O The Mafahals and their saffs aids and mem
bers OF the special and general committees Of
arrangements should attend dressed In black
wearing cfape on the left atin. above the elbow.
For the Ceremonies la the Afternoon
admissions to the platform and into Jaekson
sauacs will he bsenrds VI special invitations
to the guests Ladies' honprine the occasion
with their presence will be admitted into the
suuars without cards
The Vice presidents and members Of The
general and special committees will be pruvid-
ell with cards Of admission nj the office Of the
Morning Star, No. tle Peydras, corner OF Camp
street. N
The reverend clergy attending In carriages
will be assigned to the Eighth Division.
by order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
o g. r. BEAuREaArn. q
feis 81 Grand Marshal.
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GRAND
COMM EMIGRATION CEREMONY
ron THs-
ILLuSTRIOuS Pho MONO.
@ GEN ERAI, NOTICE.

In view OF the very limited time DIT the dis
posal Of the Committee Of Arrangements for the
completion Of their programme for this solemn
occasion, the undersigned respectfully tenders
10 oil the Reverend Pastors in charge Of the
various congregations. and through them TO
their respective religious societies md To their
pattshiohefs. an invitation to participate act
ively IN the memorial eelebration Of bic late
Holiness. and similar invitation is also ex-
tended to the several military commands and
to all benevolent and other societies. %
The gentlemen selected Us the Presidents md
designated Efds and distinguished guests are
also included IN this general invitation
@. T. BEAU REGARD.
tels III Grand Marshal
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MEM ORIALe CELEHRATION IN HONOR
or POPEoplUs THE NINTH.
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The officers and membets OF the Fire Depart
ment Of the city of New Orleans. ana of the
siSh and aeYenth Districts OF the city, are here
by specially invited to participate w'e their
fellow citizens in the memorial celebration In
honor Of the illusttious dead. POPE IIus THE
NINTH. to take place on WEDNESDAY. The
Goth February. and occupy the position In line
designated in the published programme By
Sorder Of the Committee Of Arrangements
g. r. BEAUHEaARD.
teif Grand Marshal.
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BODLEY BROTHERS,
s2T ana l3g COas,iaen street l2Tand lgp
Between 81. Charles and Gltr Hotels.


FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Cane CARTS. Bagasse d1nria. Small Chris Of nil
sizes Timber Wheels eWhaehnrruws Epokes
Felloes, Shafts, Wagon Material Axle Grease.
etc,
This is the oldest and largest wagon establish
ment In the south manufacturing their own
work and guaranteeing everything they sell.
fes ~ 2dp o
sPEGiAh NOTICE.
The Reception COMMITTEES appointed to serve
at The Ceihedraeon Wednesday, morning are
reluestedto report to The chairman PROMPTLY
on WEDNESDAY. Mt 8 o'clock o m. fels
NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS aT1Rst. REGIMENT
Louisiana ieldattillefr,
New Orleans, February IA, 1875.
Special orders No. all
|. The officers and members Of this com.
mand will assemble ut the Armory fully
equipped for parade. on WEDNESDAY,, the
twentieth instant. At 80 d. m.
III. Detanhments froin the several nompanies
"a previously ordered. will report to the Adiu-
tant at 9 A. IN. fcr duty at High Mass.
BY order Of JOHN aLyNN. in.
Colonel Commanding.
A. puREh. Adutano feia Vt
SPECIAL NOTICE
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SPECIAL INDUCEM ENT.

Edward Lilienthal, Jeweler. %
Canal street, will sell nj cost dur
iflg the current month his entire
stock of Diamonds, American and
Imported Watches, fine Jewelry,
Silver Ware, SiIvsro Plated Ware,
Clocks, md any article In his line,
being recent selections for the re-
tail trade in this city. Every article
will be guaranteed to be rs repre-
scented. His old customers and the
public generally are invited to call.
fe1T 1m2p
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
General News.

John Carpenter, who stabbed Mary
Lyous in church, in New York, a short
time ago, endeav ored to commit suicide
in Jail by cutting himself in the abdomen
with table knife. His chances of recov-
cry are slight.
The Georgia State fair opened at Ma
con yesterday. The stock display Is the
largest ever seen in the State. All depart
eighty horses have been entered for the
races.
Estimates of the corn crop in fifty-one
counties N Ohio show an increase OF
500, 900 bushels over last year; in forty.
eight counties in Indiana decrease OF
2,0OO, 900 bushels, and in ten counties in
Kentucky decrease Of 100000 bushel s
Thos Gordon, a carpenter, while re-
pairing a roof, at Waterford, Conn.,, yes
terday, stepped backward OF the staging
and fell 20 feet, breaking his neck.
Snow to the depth of nine inches fell
in the northwestern part of Ontario
Sunday night, doing great damage TO
fruit and other trees.
Mr.. Beecher's California lecture tour
was so profitable in pecuniary point OF
view that he will probably lecture in En-
gland, Scotland and Ireland next sum-
mer. A bargain to that effect has been
made between him and Halfway and
Pond, OF the Boston Lecture Agency land
the contract is ready for the sig natures
The plan is for fifty lectures, delivered
within period of three months, and MT
Beecher is to receive $4,000 AMI have
his travelling expenses paid.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
From the indianapolis Daily Sentinel.
Hard, and ssSOftS Money

Current discussions by the radical Shy
lock press and politicians upon financial
questions are largely interlarded with such
terms as "hard money" "soft money!, >,
.shonest money" and ''dishonest money"
IL is assumed by Shylocks, that "soft" or
greenback money is "dishonest," while
honesty attaches to gold alone. These
Shylocls, in the wealth of their treach-
ery cry to the people and with an inconsist-
ency so clearly defined that a wayiaring
man, though fool, can see through 1t,
denounce greenbacks and silver coin as
sdishonest," while they advocate national
hank currency as specially representing
the I integrity Of the government and all
that is equitable in finances. These
money sharks, who have Non1e 1een snr nasrs de
clare that greenbacks are "soft" and "dis-
honest" hone and ought to be destroyed, while
national bank bills, which are softer, and
Therefore therefore, by their own logic more dis
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

NJ OTICE.
IN The regular quarterly meeting of
the Trustees of the Poor for New Castle
County, will be held at the Aims House,
Wednesday Oct. Both, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
All persons having bills will please pre-
sent them by that day. The supply Com
mittee will meet at the Aims House, Sat
urday, Novem Der End, at II O'Clock, a. m,
when pro oosals will be received for sup
plying the a Inns House for the next three
months with bread and meats.
j. W. COOCH,
oct22eod29- wit. Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

sALE
Sr Property, with Is acres OF
gGNcs dwelling house and other
lAie Price $500. A barga in.
!I VANS PENNINGTON,
Eighth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
|ou TINE TABLE.
wtI.MIN0TON.

.vr WILMINGTON.
,sAIss LhA'1o no. b,44, 7.06, $40, 800,
bllsdelPD'pm M; i237, 1910, 2.sS, w ~
pW ., M On sundays; z'oS. o a.
~ PEao. No. g 80, 9 ~, p m. an Of 90 An
" foln sundays: 209 a m.
. nj on nd n Washington: 1851, ] l6,
i%OiIs u 81, i2 50, os. p H. eunu''
II's.edsi.. ia si .Ss p mi no sunday
o,.,le, go, sl5 a m;io6, 8 80 p
% sun sandfRy K 'fs;'' r. siS am; / o5, 9 80
70 uCStou s%p%"& / Northern r. Fl $40 a
lnlnig,,apno n M; no sunday train. .o
80, ogK gKestem X. r.: 10 20 q m;o 3O
isa,u Sundays: 10 80 a nou IN:
liys Adsnn,a: Akna i2 "A, s "a, 9 10 ! 06 a m
phllsatss, - Pi &, IL s., s b5, 461, o On. 9 ~ 70
z PS, y, + II is. p m on Sundays' LIZ 4oi
W. faS. 10 %, II 10 p m. -
am OF, s "a a m; IL ~ u 6I
yss Y, ~, n, On Sundays: IL 43, l o.
,,mPre: eE y e. 2oi, 5 40, Q a. a m; IL q
SsS. sisS . IS p m; on Sundays; = oa q 10
pi5n,iir,ton: p5,ii 20. a m 12H, 1888
ssu,Is Y : m; on Sundays: Q 04 q m; o II
Ssa Dsposit' 800 a mi no Sunday
W. w., Castle: $50 am; IL 10 m
ses n N; no Sunday trains.
n',oYsre x. R.: $50 IL 10 q m
Nia" ~ no Sunday trains.
o,lmindon Nj 4 Northern X. H.: = %
xn,ris5 m'i IS D m; no sunday trains.
n,Iarare Western X. R.: DO q m
pe,a \ m,' IN sundays: 6O0n m.
,op WILMINGT ON LEAVE PHIL
Pr ADELPHIA.
u,osd street and Washington ave S
D'ysS yS 100, 10 80, II 40 a m; 2 80. . 30
EnT All, 946, IL 80 pm; on sun
sSa ~ m; s oO,9 45, II 80, m.
s,'sv ss% second and Market streets
iHTI ~ M /? is, 8 55, 8 30, II 80 p m
SUNDAYS, 0 80. II 80 D m.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
RAlLhOAI lbs.
iIIAIn,E,LPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

L,AIn,ELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
September Z3rd, 1878.
IDS Will leave Wilmington as follows
iaaelPhs and Intermediate Stations,
S% WV, sF. 10 90 a. M, 230,
"a a, and y !, New York, 2 90, 8 A. At a. m.
IaOie and Intermediate Statiens,
nS tls0ie 's and a. Washington, 70 81, 1 is, 80,
~ u S, 500, p. m.
roi rsSi, Delaware Division, leave for:
SSue, 40, S.l5, a. m. LOS, 8 80. DID,
-son and Intermediate Stations
VI, $50 p. m.
'lt,p. m. ~
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Az lEPla Ead and Intermediate Stations
NV. 6.3o, p. m.
''uia and New York, 200, 8 a, a
--R' and Washington, l2 81, 1 IS 6
na e, n !. Information passengers arr
Inc time tables posted at Ia,
ID. f. KENNEY.
uperintendent
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

NOTICE TO CITY AND SCHOOL
IN TAX PAYERS OF 1aS.-Bills hay
ing been rendered for 1873, those who
do not wish a postal card sent them or
their names published, had better call at
our office and make some arrangements
when they will pay; and those who
give this notice NO ATTENTION we
shall proceed to collect with costs.
Office hours from a. m, to II m, and
from 2 to 5 and to 8p. m.
E. PROVOST.
Collector for Northern District.
VIM. KYNE,
ccl6-2w Collector for Southern Dist
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
FOr sale.

RESI-Several 80 story roo. us in
ts Gals.e building. II
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received a.
the Office of the Clerk o. the City Council
In the City Hall. until THURSDAY, Oc-
tober the 3tst. at O'Clock in the afternoon
for painting the outside of the City Hos
Pital, including conductors, spouts and
all white, with the exception of the blinds,
which are to be green. The material to be
used is two (2) coats OF Lewis best lead
The committee reserve the right of re-
jecting any or all bids.
l.. p, LYNCH,
oct26-3t Chairman Hospital Committee.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29


ellhny lots at y. T.. corner Front
Jaks0n streets.
ds IN Jackson between sixth and
ftlll.
Ids sln Flith between Van Buren, and
|r'On streets.
OS on Gilpn Avenue between Har-
and BrOOme streets.
os adJ0lalng and north ofthe a b0ve.
0h at s. W. corner Harrison aud
Fsnng Avenue.
d' on Delaware Avenue between
Prison and Broome.
q'on Pennsylvania Avenue and
HneelIh street.
THOMAS Il. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
~ 602 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
FOK SALE.

ksALE.
| ttoIce selection OF Farms desira-
Lalel. suitable for Farming and
|NpOses,
" near Centre Meeting House
uhnndred.
m near Brick Meeting House,
uhundred.
4 near Fulton's Mills Christiana
rrs near Fulton's Mills, Christi
tsifed,
IrN near Centrevllle. Christian a
n nsat Centreville, ,Christiana hum
b. aar Centreville, Christiana hun :
us asar Talleyvllle, Brandywlne
fei
lue !, miles this side OF Glasgow
tyV.le hundred.
Bal Of the above farms Will be ex-
Rd0fcily property. Apply to
| THOMAS Il. LALLY,
III COZ Market Street,
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29
NOTICES.

~ WARE CITY.-A meeting of the
Democratic party will be held at Delaware
City on Tuesday evening. M essrs. Bay
ard, Gray, O'Byrne. Martin ana j. H My
ers are invited 10 address the meeting.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

nj OTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS
IN All sidewalks must be properly re-
paired and put in good order for winter
within FIVE DAYS from the date OF this
notice, or the same will be done by the
street Commissioner at the cost OF the
owner or agent of such property.
E. II. HOAGLAND,
Street Com missioner.
October 23rd, 1878. st
The daily gazette., 1878-10-29

DIVIDEND.-The Directors OF this In
~ stitution, have this day declared
Dividend of three per cent, payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representa-
tives, on demand.
The National Bank of Smyrna, October
rd, 1878. w. NJ. BELL,
oct4- law4t Cashier.
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FROM THE EAST.

LONDON, August 21.--A strict un,
reserved execution Of the provisions
of the Berlin treaty is urged upon
the Porte by the English, French and
German ambassadors.
\ Vienna dispatch reports that the
insurgents have again attacked Gen.
Szapary, at DOH, but were repulsed.
A Pera correspondent says Lazis
refused to comply with the summons
of the Russians to evacuate SBatoum.
HAyRE. August 23--Queen Chris
tina died last night at Sa.nte Adresse
near this city, lfitl
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HOME NEWS.

NEW YoRY, August 21.-Wm.
Niblo, the veteran theatrical manager
died to-day, aged 50.
CINCINNATI, ONO, August 81
Tom Boyd, confined in the Ripley
county Gndiana) Jail, for attempting
rape, was killed last night. Eighty
vigilants entered the jail and fred
seventeen shots into his body.
BIpDEroRD, Me, August 22.-
Blaine, last night, made strong
speech against initiation and in sup
port Of specie payments,
CINCINNATI, August 22.-Samuel
Armstrong, wealthy farmer near
London, Ohio, was shot dead while
sleeping by his wife's side, at | o'clock
yesterday morning. AS he has no
known enemy it is a mystery who
committed the murder.
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YELLOW FEVER.

New YORK, August GA spec
ial from New Orleans Gays Mr.. Shea
ter, of the Times, was attacted by
fever last night. Fifty thousand citi-
zens are reported to have fled from
the city. A meeting of citizens of
Memphis will be held at the st. Mich
olas Hotel to-day, to organize assist,
ance for those at home.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2I.--One
hundred and seven new cases and
forty deaths from yellow fever are
reported for the past twenty-four
hours. The death list to-day includes
Governor Pascal, M, Hernandez, of
San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Col. Fred.
II. Stroud, Major j. i. Austin, Wal
ter Farrant. Lewis Alcus.
Pom EADs, August 21.-Fiye new
cases of yellow fever have occurred
since yesterday, but no deaths
GRENADA, August 21.-The fever
has attacked the full blooded negroes,
three having died.
%eNEw ORLEANS, August 21.-The
Howard Association has received the
following kilograms:
GRENADA, August 2t.-Thc relief com
lnittee sent for twenty nuises. No abate-
nient of the fever. Il. r ANDERSON.
GRENADA, August 2l.--Seyen deaths Oc-
Z u, al
down like sheep, and will not help each
other. Nincty-two deaths up to date.
W. Il. VAUDEVILLE.
KsBURG, August 21.-Two
hundred new cases Of yellow fever
and twelve deaths have been reported
during the past twenty four hours.
Among the new cases are DIR. Bal
four health officer, and DIR. Robbins.
BY authority of Grand Master Muir
ply an appeal is made to all Masons
to contribute to the relief Of the sick
and destitute in this city.
New YORK, August 21.-William
Schultz, of Dikeman street, Brooklyn,
has been sent to quarantine with sup
posed yellow fever
NIcKsBURG, August 22.--It is esti-
mated that fifty new cases Of yellow
fever have occurred during the past
twentv-four hours. TWENTY-FIVE
deaths are reported.
JACKSON, Miss, August 22.-The
panic here is unparalleled. People
are fleeing in every direction. Bust,
ness of all kinds is suspended. Moth
ing is thought of except escape from
the scourge.
SUMMIT, Miss, August PA
family Of seven was stricken down
with the fever near hear yesterday,
and two died. The health of the city
is excellent, but great excitement eN-
istA.
NEW ORLEANS, August 22.--Eigh.
ty-eieht new cases Of yellow fever
and iifty-eight deaths are reported for
the past twentyfour hours.
GRENADA, August 22.-tive per
cent. of the whole population of this
town have died of fever. Seventy
five negroes were taken down yester-
day. The New Orleans doctors are
dumbfomded at the malignity of the
disease.
MEMPHIS. August 22.-Thc fever
is increasing. Thirty new eases
arc reported from S p. NJ. yesterday
to noon to-day, but the death list for
the same period has lessened. Five
cases are reported at Scranton, Miss.
The population is panic stricken.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-Some
excitement was occasioned here to-
day by the report that case OF vel
Now fever was ia this city. Investi-
CATION proved it to be malarial fever
in the family of q citizen of Memphis,
recently arrived here.
FROM TIE EAST.
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Bricks /! Bricks {!

Ii you want a No. quality of bricks, at
a price to suit the times. call on ii. Brown
ut his Brick Yard, two miles west of De-
Land and one and half miles north of
Beresford, on the Volusia road.
4-12r Fl. BROWN, DeLAnd, Fla.
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BELGRADE, August 22.-Princef
Milan, of Servia, has issued a procla-
nation formally announcing the indie
Dendence of Servia, and the reduction
of the army to peace footing