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LIvERrooH, May o-10:c0 4. NJ
Wheat dull.
Floating cargoee quiet.
Cargoes on passage, slow.
Cargoes of coast spring wheat Sd lower.
Spring wheat, prompt shipment, ed lower.
Imports for the week, 220 600 quarters.
On passage, l,o14 900 quarters.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-10:s a. n.
Market steady md quiet and little doing.
LIVERPOOL, May 2, Pm.
Steady, with q moderate demand.
NEW YORK, Mly 9, sA.M.
Wheat weaker fairly active
May, $l.23h bid: June l.2lla bid.
No. 9 spot sold at 81 "a.
New YoRK, May 2-l P. M.
Wheat dull and lower Chicago 81 .24!z Mllwauk ,e
$l.28ls, nominal.
New YoaK, May 2-S P. NJ.
Wheat easier but saleable; Chicago $1.24h Mil
waukee $126@12.61a. Options dull. May firm
l.23ls bid; June 1.20; July l 10.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
81. PsD1, MsSrso1A. May I, 1873.

All persons interested in the assessment.
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS
J:emora1ot Eussness office,

:
The Minneapolis business Office Of the GLOBE
has been removed to CALEB Co.'S insurance and
real estate 'e4cc corner Of Nicollet and Wash.
iuGtou ayeyues
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- uotSSo VI ASI OdPtlSt S0uICO,
ST. Paul, 81 80
C. and Susan Harrington, nnd1z each
commencing at sw corner of Lot l,
Block l2. Rice & lrvine's addition,
thence My on dividing line between
lots and 2, blk 49, to center of said
blk; thence ely alright angles y it'll di-
viding line of said lots / and 2, IA
94-lOO feet; thence sly to point on nly
line of Sd treet, 6 inches WY from WY.
line of stone building now standing on
said lot l, produced. to said WY line.
of Sd street, thence WY 81 feet more OF
less to beginning, lot l. blk Is Is Ga
Rice d Irrine's -add.
). -. :, ! ! Il
Newton Bradley, east so feet, 5
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minneapolis & st. Louis Railway---Short
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace car sleepers to ST. Louis without change, 2a
miles shorter than any other route.
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Whitney & SMITHS add.

Jacob B. Brsden,
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81. Paul & Pacific Railroad.
STATE op MINNESOTA,

Pullman Sleeping Cars will run on the Main Zine
Trains leaving st. Paul at 500 p. M Cars run
through to Fishers Landing without change.
fiver Is now open and steamers run through to
winnipeg from Fishers Landing,
Northern Pacific Railroad,
Depot foot Of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
Office. No. 43 Jackson street.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and stoc::s

New YORK, May.
Gold, steady, 1905 Carrying rates 1 to 8 pc
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Markets in Detail
The following quotations giving the range CT tile
markets during the day were received by
MORTON, MOORE 4 CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LIvFRrooI, May 2-1O 100 a. NJ
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Except Sunday. Except Saturday
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave st. Paul
daily, except Sunday, making day run of twelve
hours to Fargo, surviving at bismarck at the following
morning, saving nearly 80 miles IN distance over tho
Old route via n. p. Junction. Connection made at
Bismarck with stages for Dcudwood and all points i'll
the Black Hills. Also with first class boats to Fort
and the Yellowstone.
Connects at st. Paul with trains to ali points East
ard south. Al Duluth with steamers to and from NIL
Laka points, both American and Canadian: also with
steamers running in connection with Wisconsin Cen
trail Railroad, at Ashland. In effect April z, 1878.
II. L. SARGENT, General Manager
u. q. SANBoRS. Gen. Passenger Agent.
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River Division

River Division
Through Chicago s. East
ern Express.
Through Chicago & East
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Div.
Prairie du Cliien, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
st. Louis Express.
Owatonila Passenger
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NJ any anu H1I- feguIar msttlngs, inc SID
stockholders shall have the power to pass by
laws defining the duties of the officers of said
society, for the imposing of reasonable fines,
assessments and dues upon its members, regr-
lating the subscription upon the issue and
transfer of stock, and management of the in
vestment of its funds. loans to the members,
the general regulation of said business of the
said corporation, well as to pass all other by
laws necessary to carry out the object Of this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
THE CITY PARK.

In relation to brevty published In yester-
day mornings DEMOCRAT concerning the alb
sence Of water at the City Park. we received
yesterday the welcome visit Of Capt. r o. Pey-
roux. the keeper of the City Park He states
that. out of the lumber of the large cistern In
front Of the shanty in the City Park he made
smaller one. To this he adapted successfully
from eighteen to twenty, faucets, which have
been every time stolen during the night sue
ceeding the placing of the same. Capt. Pey-
roux states, that the ,cistern, as it now stands
though he has done his best to put 1t in order
Is worthless for all practical PURPOSES. TIE
only. remedy to the present evil would be the
placing In the centre Of She park of a large iron
tank. with Improved faucets adhering to the
tank. so that they could not be taken away
Capt Peyroux further states that he has taken
particular care to supply picnic parties with
water, as far as he could do it. Upon question
ing the captain as to the expense which the
placing of n tank would entail he said that with
small expenditure of about $500 he would un-
dertake to fix up things 50 that the people
exacted whisky with their water
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CARTER's CASE.
Gainey Heard From Again-United States
District Attorney George .. Lacey
IndOrses Carter,

The investigation of the charges preferred
against Special Agent Carter. of the Interior
Department. was resumed yesterday morning
by the commission. Special Agent Adams pre-
siding and present Special Agent Hale. of the
commission and the counsel for the prosecu-
ton and defense. with few spectators.
WITNESS GAINEY's CROSS EXAMINATION
was continued. He stated that he had read in
the Lake Charles Echo something about the
order of the sixteenth Of June 1877. and believe
sent telegram to Marshal Wharton, +" and con
tinued: 1 do not remember why the answer
came addressed to Mr.. Carter and do not be-
lieve it was an answer to my telegram that came
to Mr.. Carter.
THE order alluded to was one purporting to
have emanated from the United States Circuit
Court enla' ging the powers of the appraisers
and commanding them to make Inventories of
the logs In Calcasieu PARISH
was furnished officially by Mr.. Carter with
the telegram in answer to my telegram to the
or what purDorted to be such an an
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
AN OUTRAGE.
A. AsOsti Rearrested by Judge Smith and
sMmmarlIy ImprIsOned.

Yesterday evening, at about twenty minutes
past o'clock, A. Agosti was arrested on war
rant from the First Recorders Court. sworn
out by G. J. Schneider. charging him with sell
ing bartering and otherwise disposng of lot
terry tickets In lottery to be drawn outside Of
the State Of Louisiana. In violation of section /
Of act No.s of 1874. He was then brought be-
fore Judge Smith. when he was summarilg
tried and was sent to the Parish Prison In 10.
fault Of fine Of s2s. Mr.. Agosti when visited
at the Parish Prison by representative
of the DEMOCRAT. stated he was in his store at
twenty minutes past o'clock, when court off,
Ger came and arrested him. He made the re-
quest to be allowed to remain in the store until
his clerk shoul Id return; that he was ct the time
at dinner and would in all probability return
by 8 o'clock. The officer stated that he had no
authority IN the. matter. and took him along.
Eli store was left OPEN and he does not know
whether his clerk returned or not. and ap-
peared to be very anxious about his business.
AS soon as he appeared in court he was sen
fenced and brought to prison.
This simple statement il more eloquent than
the best uttered discourse of lawyer on the
question Of personal liberty.
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kELLY'S CASE.
AND THE CHIEF OF POLICE ON
CAPT. JAMES II. KELLY.

! Yesterday reporter of the DEMOCRAT in
| terviewed the Mayor several Administrators
and the chief of police on the subject OF thu
relations of police captain j. b. Kelly to The
| lottery cases brought by him against Re
corder Miltenberger in the Superior Crimna
Court, with the following result.
Chief Of Police Boylan was the first ofllcia
interviewed. the following questions being
propounded to him, which he answered as
printed below:
Question-What is your opinion OF police
Capt james B. Kelly In his relation to the
lottery cases against Recorder Miltenberger2
Answer-I think 1t was a breach of discipline
on his part In not first reporting the matter to
me or to some of the city administrators.
O.-Who appointed him on the police and how
was he appointed?
Ale was appointed by the city administra-
ters.
Q.-What was his occupation previously
What arelhis antecedents, and what did he
do to merit the police captaincy2
Al don't know what was his occupation
previously: think he was In the employ of the
Jackson Railroad. During the events OF the
Nichols police force assigned to the Third Pre-
Cinct.
q In the recent dissensons among the CITY
officials about the police transfers made by
you. who were tho officers so transferred and
said to have been transferred without the ap-
proval Of Administrator Diamond?
min. from the Fourth to the Third Sergeant
ORourke. from the Third t to the SIXTH i, Scr
and Sergeant Reynolds from the Sixth to the
First Precinct.
The next official visited was his Honor
MAYOR PILsBURY.
to whom similar questions were propounded.
exceeded his duty In the matter ut issue. AS to
his appointment. 1T was made by the City Coun-
eli In commttee Of the whole. have no know-
transferred are "a stated by the chief of police
ADMINISTRATOR BROWN.
being interviewed, 80, that. In his opinion,
Capt. Kelly had exceeded his duties.
ADMINISTRATOR M'CAFFREY.
In reply to our reporters questions. said: Il
have never given the matter serious reflection,
appointment was made by a, majority Of the
Council In caucus. | do not know Capt. Kelly
or anything OF his aDtecedents.'
ADMINISTRATOR CAvANAC
was next interviewed. but the Administrat r
replied that he had no opinion to give ia the
matter.
ADMINISTRATOR DIAMOND
made n similar answer, saying that sin-s rs n
member of the Police Board he was to be one
of the judges Of Capt. Kelly on the charges made
against him. 1t was not reasonable to expect
him to express himself In advance on the sub
Iect.
ADMINISTRATOR DENIS.
Having waited on Col. Denis, our reporter
asked him also what he thought of tt2e conduct
of Capt. Kelly. Col. Denis replied: THE mat
ter being now before the courts and the police
board. do not deem 1t proper to express any
opinion. As to Capt. Kelly. bellows that, up to
this time, he has been good and faithful Off
GER"
Administrators Edwards and Rngstorf not
being found our reporter was unable to inter
view them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
THE BRETON MARKET.
Investigation Continued at Mr. Salsyarin's
Office

Yesterday at .. m. the examination of wit
nesses was resumed at Mr. Sabourin's office
for the purpose Of throwing some light on the
disputed ownership of the piece of property
upon which the Breton Market now sands
Mr., Ssbourin. who is master in chancery had
been ordered by the United States Circuit Court
to investigate that question
w. r. Mills. of counsel for Mrs. Eaines J. J,
Mcconnell. Esq. attorney for defendants
Mayor Pilsbury. MI. dHemecou-t. Mr.. Pile
and Err. Higginbothsm were present.
Meter was read from the Administrator OF
Accounts. who made return to thesuJppna dyces
fentHn of the CircH 1t Court by stating that be
relative to the Breton Market, ~ he must ssare
for the same among many archives: he there
fore asks time to look tor the same
The requeet is then, hy consent. modified and
the Administrator asked to produce only such
accounts as haze been on record from 1874 to
date
Mr., Jno Bietry presented sketch Of the Hre-
inal plan of the Faubourg It. John. os drawn
and filed The original is In the hands OF j. ..
Hon. E. Pilsbury called as witness, sworn,
said: L received q note asking me furnish
Information With regard to the assessment
books or rolls about the Breton market. l
referred this Litter to tie Administrator Of
ment did not show that the properly did or did
uOL Dol0uR 10 Inc GUY.
Mayor Pllsbury was then requested to identify
several papers and documents on file and vas
cross examined by counsel for Mrs, Gaines
The questions were objected to by the other
side. The city. SAID the Mayor, is in possession
of the market and uses it as public property.
Mr.. Sabouri In then asked the Mayor to search
the records OF the CITY, and to give the following
information:
First-When did the city for the past time.
take possession Of and use the propert7 in
which the market is now .situated}
Seoond-Ey virtue of what right or titla the
city has SO taken possession andEuse Of said
property.
This request was acceded to by tho Mayor,
The question of ownership of the mark ct was
discussed after that. without any definite raTult
and it then being nearly s o'clock the ease was
until Thursday next at 10 a. m, for
which time ton Witnesses have been sgnamoned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
PICNIC OF THE LOUISIANA FIELD
ARTILLERY.

The Louisiana Field Artillery. one of til @ rsost
popular regiments of this city, gives a. grand
military festival at TIE Fair Grounds on San
day. June proxino. TIE programme is
varied and attractive; such one as will not
fail to please and interest everybody There
will be- guard mounting battalion drill, a dress
an assault d'armes." glass hall match anS a
match between the New Orleans and Louieiana
Gun Clubs. Further there will be a walking
'raquette" between the Lavie and Bayou
But 1t is whispered thai the thing OF the deg
known long cared and proverb!ally swift and and
sagacious looking steeds. yclept mules which
promises to eclipse all former entries in that
line, " ~
Handsome prizes are offered for the above
matches.
We hope that our people viii tura out e,.
mdSse on that occasion and show that they an
preciate our gallant soldier boys IL giving
them cordial support
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CITY ECHOES.

James Bell negro. was arrested in Algiers
for disturbing the peace of church.
Nelson Elliott (colored) was arrested in AL
glers yesterday. charged by Ellen Elliott with
assault with dangerous weapon.
=, Odele Risine was arrested and locked up in
the Central Station. charged by Agnes Harrick
with the larceny OF a dress valued at s25
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crespilion have caused the
arrest oil kosaie Lambert, whom they charge
with assault and battery. Rosaits's arrest 10
recorded In the Third Precinct.
Charlotte White was arrested and locked IN
IN the IRENE Station, charged with larceny
susan White was locked up In the same sta
sion. DOo'o'
j. NJ ,Armstead was arraIgned before Judge
Mlltenberger and released on bonds on charge
o. lbJur1ng less than manning one Julia Ileary
while in charge OF a locomotive on the Mobile
Line. On the night Of the twenty fifth instant.
=, negro boy named Joe Seph was arrested ON
tho levee at the head Of Cont street. and locked
upin the Harbor Station for till tapping the bar
OF ne steamboat Eva of IS. A roustabout named
Ed NARROW was arrested charged as accessory
g. Grayson. Walter Smith. Edmund GRAY,
Joseph Smith. Henry Wagner and Paul Banks
were all run into the Sixth Precinct Station for
oostructlng the sidewalk on Rousseau between
language. " H 0"S0AA
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admit; that 1t has caused me to be arraigned
Ss9re you regret that it was by
Yours. respectfully. ). B. KELLY.
Captain con handing Third Precinct.
charges be dismissed.
Commissioner johnson objected to q vote being
taken as the motion had not been seconded.
The Mayor stated that 1t was not necessary to
vote, The motion was lost, Mr.: Diamond be-
Commissioners johnson stated that the
charges had been proved; there was no evil
denee to shake The charge. That the captains
nothing, The charge made by the captain
against, the Recorder was n serious one; be
traitor OF Police or the Chief before ct tahng any
action. In the language Of Judge Miltenberger,
l. Il ne acted through ignorance, he is not fit to
missed from the force.
motion by reducing Capt. Kelly to the ranks.
sen, who withdrew his motion. Mr. Kellers
motion was accepted. Mr.. Diamond voting
Commissioner Dejean In casting his vote, said:
4 vote yes. and state that | have been ap-
pr21Gh1 .. on the subject and want 70 show the
Commissioner Diamond stated he voted mo-
>. Patro q G. T. GALLAGHER. Third Precinct.
superior officer, CORPORAL Conrad, and being
under the Influence Of iiauor, was dismissed
from the force.
Patrolman ". f. Way, First Precinct. sitting
down and asleep on his beat, was dismissed
from the force.
PatroIman Walsh. for sitting down. and Su-
pernumerary Lacey for sitting down and being
asleep, were fined two days' pay.
Commissioner Dejean offered the folio wing
resolution, which was adopted
Whereas, we are on the eve OF an election and
that for the best discipline Of the Crescent City
Police il is
Resoloed That the chief is instructed to en- {
d9rte poilce Tegniations BY having posted IN
rnent the two sections. No. 20 and No. 10. Of the
ordinance No. 1914, Administration Series
adopted the twenty sixth day Of April 1877 or
dering each and every commander Of the diff
terent precincts to report to this board any in
fringement OF said sections,
The board then adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
BREvITEEs.

The Missouri newspaper men arrived here
via the Mobile route and left by the same road
last evening for st. Louis, via the st. Louis and
Iron Mountain Railroad.
The Southern Dramatic Club inaugurates
on Thursday June proximo. its first Sub
seription entertainment of the season at the
Varieties Theatre. The popular plays Robert
Macaire" and Jesse We're" are selected for the
occasion. and will be enacted by the best actors
Of the club.
The Knights of Pythias Orleans Lodge No. 1.
held grand festival yesterday at the Carroll
ton Gardens. The evening being lovely large
crowd was In attendance and the entertain
tnent went on pleasantly from the beginning to
the end. As the gallant knights were marching
coded by the Thirteenth Infantry band, thew
gave the DEMOCRAT delicious ssrenade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29

WARM SPRrNGs.-These springs are SITUATED
In one of the most beautiful and exquisitely
picturesque COUNTRIES In the South in the lovely
valley. of the French Broad. This place is now
open for the reception Of visitors. and We are
sure no more delightful and attractive spot
could be found anywhere Situated within
elght miles OF the railroad, surrounded with all
produce IS, one may while away the hours fully
satisfied that though away from home all the
des1rabe comfors are still to be had. Dr. VIM.
Il. Howerten is the proprietor and visitors will
II d ia him very affable and courteous gentle
man. See card in another column
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
ton, and herein fell not under penalty of the

ton, and herein fell not under penalty Of the
law.
W. 7. HOUSTON.
Judge OF tho Fourth District Court for the Par
ish Of Orleans.
At half-Dast o'clock the court was opened
by Deputy Sheriff Lambert. the judge being
present and the counsel for relator also.
Ata: a. IN. the service of the writ was made
at the Parish Prison upon the deputy keeper.
who stated that he desired half an hour within
which to seek the advice of the Criminal Sheriff
Houston whether the prisoner ought to be pro-
duced in court In obedience to the order of the
court. Up to s:o5 the deputy keeper had not
made any return to the court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
A Negro Thief Arrested

named George Williams. was discovered in the
residence Of j: 8 Longley. at the corner Of
d. magazine and Aline streets. Williams noticing
with him silver card stand. He was pursued
oY Mr.. j. O. Casinins and Officer Betbeze and
was captured at the corner of Chestnut and
Delachaise streets with the property In his pos
session and was taken to the Seventh Lookup
where ne was charged with entering In the day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
Sudden Death.

A colored girl named Sophie Fields. aged
eight years died suddenly Of heart disease yes
terday at o'clock. at the Clio School. on Clio
between st. Charles and Prytana streets. Dep
uty Coroner Z. =. Condor held an inquest. af-
ter which the child's roma MS were taken to her
parents residence. No. 46 Dryades street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29

The city delinquent tax list Is aOw being
prepared for publIca ti0n on June l. Adj
ministratOr Denis advsrtises he wilt re.
ceive taxes Without costs until that date
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29

The most excellent attributes to the succes of
first class hotel are courteous treatment WE'LL
appointed cuisine and we'll furnished rooms
in Philadelpbia ~ ''01'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
CUSTOM-HOUsE NOTES.

The total deposits at the United States sub
treasury yesterday were s82 227 %. as followe:
postofice sl3 900 The fsaes OF coin checks
to pay duties amounted to S2591.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
Robbery,

, few days ago one Frank Cannon called at
the Central Station and reported that he had
R bee, robbed Of $3.50 by a negress named Fannie
HICKS. alias Fannie Reed. Corporal Donovan
did not succeed in arresting her, Fannie hear
ing Ia that she was wanted surrendered yesterday
fore Judge Smith and remanded ia dafsnt o ef
bond. - 10A""iI vi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
But few days remain for payment OF
licenses and taxes On PERSONAL property
without court costs and penalties.

Chandon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29

Moet & Chanden has the call at hotels anG
restaurants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29

The city delinquent tax list is new being
prepared for publication ON Jxne L. Ad-
mtntstratOr Denis advert, ses lie will re.
ceives taxes without costs until that date.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-29
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS. }
Fourth District Court
New Orleans, May o. 1873.
TO Jas D, Houston, Civil Sheriff and Keeper of
the Parish Prison, or any Keeper in charge
thereof:
You are hereby ordered and commanded. in
the name of the State of Louisiana and of this
honorable court, to produce instanter the body
OF Antonio Agosti and the cause OF his deten-
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ORDER.

Let writ of hdbeds corpus issue herein as
prayed for, returnab Q Installer.
W. T. HOUSTON.
Judge Fourth District Court.