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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ja15 30 fel6
The city Of New Orleans vs.. widow J. n.

-
O. Barlow; same vs. same; same vs. ]. Fl G.
Barlow; same vs. same.
I'HIHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans. Nos. 29.1oo. 2909s and 9,099
and the sixth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, No. tl96-By virtue Of four writs Of fleri
faeias. to me directed by the honorable the
Third aud Sixth Dist let Courts for the parish
Of Orleans. Ia the above entitled causes. for
city taxes OF 1874, 1875. 1879 and 1877 will pro-
coed to sci at public auction, mt the Merchants
and Auclioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in tho
Feb, uary TO-. 1873, at IL o'clock m. the fol-
Toying, I d IS, progeny, to w.t.
uated in the sixth District Of this city In square
number three hundred and thirty-sfx. bounded
by Constantinople, Perrler, Prytania and Gem
eral Taylor streets, designated as lot number
ten, measuring thirty-three feet front on Con-
stantinople street. by ninety feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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WENaEh's GARDEN
Nos. III aaA N IyJttrbUn street.,
H, VENEER. PROPRIETOR.

Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the FIN.
EST HALL in the South. The artistic improve
tion on Saturday. the 18th inst. at o'clock
m,
large number Of European and American
papers ALWAYS on file.
Three rooms for ladies ana families, with sep.
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion In the world plays
from IL o'clock q. m. to II IN,
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER at
Five Oents glass. oc17 en-
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Succession of Antoine Ricboux

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ -. Ish Of Orl9ans,, No. 4e,o8o-W Whereas. Mrs.
WIDOW Carmelita Riehoux has petitioned the
court for letters Of administration on the estate
Of her late husband, Antoine Richoux deceased.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom 1t may con
Germ, To show causs within ten DAYS yIiv tha
prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order Of tho court
jnG 10 l5+ JOHN HTBPTHT Flort
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s 20 ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession Of Peter Gree

SEroND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. SO ss1 Whereas, Sam
uel Peter Green has petitioned the court for let
Peter, Green deceased. Notice ia hereby given
TO !, Al whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ton DAYS why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted
BY order of the court
jail 15 10 2os JOHN BERBERT. Clerk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Two Weeks Only OF
OPERA BOUFTE AT POPULAR PRICES.
A11MMEEEE,Ss
Repertoire for the Week, commencing
Monday Jan. 81. GIROFLE- GIL ROFLs,
ru,sao, In, m LA JOIIE PARFU MEUSE.
Auee'"y' '"h' I'd With Pretty as a Picture.
Wednesday I Ha,i iL NE ae s. IL, aE ;',,to
Matinee. NIL, HE uRaae ~ aS,i I'm ie az.
Wednesday Night BARRIE BLEUE
Thursday Night ia PETI u MAIREE
Friday Night ..4 LA BELLE HELENE.
SATURDAY, Aimee Matinee OF
' ' BARRIE BbEUE.
satprdov Nirbt LES CENT vIERGES.
"' 100 Virgins.)
Sunday Night =. LA boo E ,ts,TsS hhh A DLo
Positively no opera will be repeated.
Evening Prices-5Dc. TIC, 81 and ~ 80
Matinee soc and 81. Seats for sale o-morrow
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! lol5* JOHN HERBERT Clerk.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- 1sh OF Orleans. No. 30 .36G--Noiee is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and TO ali
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, IL
any they have or can, why the account pre-
spDted by. Stephen Rappold. testamentary exc
ontor, OF the deceased. should not be approved
and homologated and The funds distributed
In aceordarce herewith
By order Of the court H-.f ~. saet5t
iatt IL 21* I0uN ITEpprun fst..i.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISL OF ORLEANS.
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CLOTILDE M. LETOREY WIDOW OF FELIX
Bertoulin, vs.. Pierre Laberie, her husband
No, A 1873.
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r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
l. thirteenth day Of November, 1877. iqdg-
ment was rendered in this court in the follow
ing entitled suit, in the words and figures follow
ing. to wit:
Clotilde NJ Lstorsy. widow of Felix Bertoulin,
vs. Pierre Labsrie, her husband-No. A.. 733.
On motion of X. s. Dennee OF counsel for
pl tintiff. and on producing due proof OF plain
tiff s demand, and the court considering the
law and the evidence to be, in favor Of lafntinf
hereu. it is ordered adjudged and decreed
that the judgment by default herein entered
against defendant, on the 9Th inst. be- now con-
firmed and made final and acc" rdfngly that there
DO judgment in favor of plaintiff. Clotilde Marie
Letorey, widow Of Felix Bertouln, now the wife
Of Pierre Laberie. and against defendant.
Pierre Laberie, decreeng q judgment Of seDa..
ration of property In the sum Of seven thousand
dollars. with legal interest from judicial de.
mand. viz. twenty third Of August. 1877. and
that the community Of acguests and gains here
tofore existing between them be dissolved. and
that plaintiff be authorized to administer her
separate property and co. is OF suit.
Judgment signed November II. 1877.
W. f. HOUSTON.
Judge Fourth DistricL Court.
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In testimony whereof have hereupto set my
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at
the city Of New Orleans. on this nineteenth day
OF November in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seven seven. 49,. +
ia15 20 3O* JOHN CURRY. Clerk.
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OWL BhoriT OF tho Parish OF Ofleans.
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Uiv1l ShefiH OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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Citizens Bank of Louisiana VS.. Fortune


UIViT Sheriff. Of the Parish Of Orleans.
jan IL u
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. lae5 RRoADwAY1
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADvERTISEMENTs AND sALEs OF PAPERS.

ADNEkTISEMENls AND S+I>ES UT TAT
ANUsEMENTs-4m PAcr-ist, I'd, Sd. 4th, 9Th and 9Th
AsTRoLoGy-l7m PAcr-sth col
sDAE6ERs WaSrED41 Eisns fsars ss 9Th and 9Th coils
soAaD Da 3 rAer-eA se
RSzE rsain sfess F5s ssnEa.
sgsSHss i SSEsn. rssf
% kE1 ns bSyHE xpS .nd h coils
GoHIAAEryyEEsn.psI,pa ,AEry aS p.dsas p.ca col
DeSSN nSSerNi snHpRes risTis COL
bEY a. 3D. 4 and eth coils
T RosEs nH % % & nns lsaa AND
FuRNIsHED-I4Tn PAoE-ist eol and ID PAGE--sd
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIps-aD PAGr-5th col.
EExE:GrE0ern Exl:n rEce enp1s rAs',sah F,alnsl cs eo
fiNANGi1is-iira PAsr.
FIX EtSE sAKE-an AFEsnsfs P.dsa n.os = "a sG ia.
I4rm PAGE-ist, I'd and I'D cos and I'd PAGE-Sd ana
zRsS Sais and N and
H5Hs and III coils coll:
hoUsE Rdoas racEs an or &C.
WASIEp3D P.s,-sE and and ;.h ssh coil: coll:
'ERsH EEi 2sTaTH y6h city ssI ss
MACHINERY-2p PAGE--6th col
MARBLE MANTELS-3D PAGE-6th col
MATRIMONIAI--15TH PACf-fth col
MEDIcAL--2p PAGR--6th col -. ,
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAk N(;-13rH PAGE-Sth &C;
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-oth
Notwithstanding pAcK--e.h col.
sESlqtl3!HVr sEw sIcHroSssra r5ss, p. p.cr-sh col
MESsoN:r MSosokTEs dhGASs pser'ss scl7m rAersh col
psoFF2sShSSaII ssifTTAfioSs
properly oUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-2d col -
REAL, ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAcE-2d ana I'D
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAcE--3d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-l3rH PAcE-2d col.
RESTAUR ANTS-4rH PAGE--6th col.
REwARDS-4rH PAGE-dth col.
SALES At AuCTION--3D PAGE-3d and 4th coils. :, =,
STU ATOMS WANTED-FEMALES-l6rnP PAGx-lst, IN
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAIES-16rH PAcx-4th COL
SPECIAL. NOTICES-17YH PAGE-lst and "a coils
SPORTING--DOGS, BIRDS &C.-17rH PAGE-Sd col.
HTORAGE-i5rH PAGr-5th col
THE TRADES-16rH PAGE-6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-14rH PAcE-lst
col. and aD PAGE--3d col.
rRAvELLERS GUIDE--ap PAcE-6th col
uNFURNISiIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
14TH PAGE--2d COL and ~ PAGy-4th COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-17TH PAGE--oth col
MATCHES. JEWELRY. 6C.-lJrm pAGE--ath col -,
WESTcHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OK
TO LET-aD PAGE-2d col.
WINTER RESORTS-3D PAGE-3d COL -.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C.-l2fH PAGE-6th col.
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I.uPIN'S ALL WOOL
BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES.

Noted for their superior soft finish and brilliant Jet black
color.
We viii OFFER on Monday and following days,
superior quality: 81 inches wide, SOC. yard
superb quality 20 inches wide. e2.sc- a yard
priak EnrrSs Fsks1H All xrs}kos T93k
A beautiful quality. ~ inches wide. soc.
4 superior quality, ~ inches wide, d2i.c
superb aas,a;y s y inches wds dl 7s &C.
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT. T
We mako Mournins Dre.. Goods speciality, and viii
EXTRAORDINARY AND UNPARALLELED BARGAINS
sarng friends customers and strangers mos, favorable
pPss. Every make viii fully
Black cashmere Grape Cloth, ~ inches wide, 3oc.
BLACK diagonal Serge, double width, 2ic.
Black can,eis hair snitins a5e.
s:ss E:ss M1nn's Mrsaiins iae s ,Ss and s @ and 'e
Black Henrietta Cloth zoe and 25c.
Black Body Cashmere, extra heavy, &c. 3oc, foc and
Black camels hair Cloth, 40 inches wide. soc.
Black camcls hair rouc Cloth all wool rs yards vide
Black csme,s hair Merino all WOOL yards wide 75c
Black Basket Cloth, IL yards vide, 45c. .
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
HLANKETS ALMOST GINEN AWAY.
,s liz % and ias double weight g. 50 81 - and - 50
pair
california Blankets the best manufactured AT "a 60 81
rs so 81 aud 81 ~ pair
No such have been known In the annals of
the dry goods trade.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IL
IACES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
CLOTHS AND CLOAklNGS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CLoAKs AND SHAwLs
CALL EARLY IN TUE Day AND AVOID THE
GREAT rush on tue AFTERNOON.
JoHNE KAUcHRAN. John .kArgMRAx 4 Co,
mos +. k1rcuRAS. cokSEE sfii 81.
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from che
Great Auction Sales
Pure silk and wool Drap Persian, 1ls yards wide ST
yard former price 8.
Pnre silk and wool Drap trenobc fabric Of exceeding
beauty liz yards wide, 81 - yard former price e. 75
Pure silk and wool Drap Yeoman long the richest Paris
81 IS.
TARTAN PLAIDS
THE LATEST STYLES AS NOW WORN IN PARIS
Tartan Plsids in all the newest combination al 9c
1.%c., i5c 2)r. and .5c.
Double width. very handsome, 37isc
All wool IA yards wide Clan Plaids, tho Gordon
McGrcgor, Forty second Victoria Campbell and all
and 81 80
Attention is earnestly called the above offering high
novelties comprising IL does the finest goods
fsctured French looms Ladies' respectfully
examine heu such bargains in tine able goods
rarely seen.
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-, REDUCED FROM f1J.
$40, REDUCED FROM SIS
AND OUR FINEST HIGHER PRICE OF PARIS
TRIMMED, AND EXACT COPIES. OF OUR OWN
MANUFACTURE, REDUCED IN THE SAME PRO.
PORTION.
IN UNrRTMMED GOODS We ARE NOW ofFER-
ING ELEGANT QUALITY. IN THE LATEST
sHArEs, IN FRENCH FELT ROUND HATS AND
BoNNETs, AT s4c REDUCED FROM q ~ AND
THE FINEST GENUINE FRENCH FELT. IN THE
LATEST NOVEL SHAPES, AT q 10, REDUCED
FROM 81 -.
ENGLISH TRIMMED DERBys, FOR LADIES AND
MISSES, AT 75c; WORTH 81 so.
DO DO. s5c; WORTH g 90.
BOYS HATS AND CAPS, AT PROM 75c TO
81 5o SOLD AT HAT STORES At FROM 81 90 To s.
SILK VELVET CAPS. ron MISSES AND BOYS.
AT 81 %; WORTH 81.
BLACK AND CoT.ORED LYONS SILK PLAIN
AND STRIPED VELVET HATS, MADE IN THE
BEST MANNER on IMPORTED FRENCH FRAMES.
READY FOR TRIMMING. AT 81 4s; WORTH 50 -.
FANCY RIBBONS IN AL THE NEW coNBISA-
TroNs or coLoRs. IN DOUBLE FACED SATIN
STRIPED AND rLAID; ALSO THE LATEST DE
SIGNS IN oTroMANs AND PERsIANs. NEWEST
PATTERNS IN PLUSH AND VELVET FACE AND
SATIN BACKS IN PERSIAN AND PLAIN. ENDLESS
VARIETY IN PLAIN. SATIN AND GRos GRAIN.
IN ALL WIDTHS, OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY.
THE LARGEST VARIETY IN COL0RED AND BLACK
SILK BONNET AND TRIMMING vELvETs. ALSO
PLAID AND FANCY PLusIIEs, vELvETs AND SAT.
ms IN ENTIRE NEW DESIGNS.
GREATEST VARIETY IN FANCY FEATHERS AT
ioc 2sc, asc. Ay9 UPWARD
ELEGANT NEW DESIGNS IN INPEloS WINGS
AND BREASTS, &c
GRAND DISPLAY IN BLACK AND c0LoRED TIPS
AND PLuMEs ELEGANT BLACK OSTRICH TIPS.
toe BUNCH OF THREE, REDUCED FROM 81; AT
75c, REDUCED FROM 81 20; AT 81, REDUCED FROM
81
AND HIGHER PRICED SINGLE TIPS ~ SIMILAR
PROPORTION And EVERYTHING ELSE FOR THE
PROPER ADoRSMExr OF BONNET AT rSrREcE.
pENTEDLy LOW PRICES.
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LuPIN'S ALL WOOL
BLACK FRENCH MER1NOS.

A beautiful quality. ~ inches wide. JOc
A superior quality, ~ inches wide, i2l &C.
A superb quality, 10 inches wide. Toe.
A sublime quality, - inches wide. s5c.
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on xoNpAy We WILL Positively a,r4pl nrEER rHH
EVER HEARD OF
WE HAVE PURCHASED. At An ENORMOUS
sAcRTPTCE FROM THE CRY BUTTON WORKS all
the stock that damaged their recent fire.
sisting Of upward of
900 DOZEN BUTTONS. among which .hers
e4oo DOZEN CLOAK BUTTONS In 100 different styles ce
satin and velvet. brocaded and matcasse Buttons.
&c, which wc will oder at l9C. FER DOZEN
Thsec Goods positively worth soc and per dcssn.
ALSO 3oD DOZEN DRESS BUTTONS. in every imsg,n.
able color and size, in grain silk and brccsdl
AT 10 CENTS PER CARD OF , DOZEN
"1- OVER r6uk TINES riIE PRICE.
the above goods there will be discount whateverM V
the trade.
GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
fnc FANCY PEARL, SHELL. INLAID PHOTOGRAPH
ANOTHER LOT or iii iSfAIp PEARL BUTTONS AT 500,
worth 75c dczeu
sHHs 90 " ss' s.
nBBS 9 g W sssA
Il, s:.,ssS 90 ! ss. :
so'oE 90 TrEE"H E#sss ssess
: :, + E.. 8 >. : / / HIM ). .. !.
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RARE POSTAGE STAMPS.

How many people imagined that, Notwithstanding
the that beat about their doors last evening"
party OF somc nity or more men and boys assembled
at Lcayt's auction rooms, In Clinton Hail. 10 bid on
lot OF second hand postage stamps. The majority OF
people would say that they would not give i've cents
Tor the entire lot but here was assembled number
OF other people who entered into eager competition
got stamp, though thcy paid several dol.
lars for IT, Tho collection offered Tor salo was
that OF Mr.. A. Il. Blair, aud included some
stamps that gladdened tho heart OF the collectors.
The audience was composed OF amateurs and
dealers, the former being represented ny boys and
young men. The prices ranged from QUO cent TO
cra dollars, ana while they were not very nigh they
were as general thing lair. Suli the knowing ones
were enabled TO pick up some good bargains Tho
highest prices were SO 10 Tor Charleston Confederate
stamped envelope; 50 for a ave cent rcd Luzon Of
1854. rare specimen: So rs Tor a ten cent carmno
Luzon, 1854, slightly torn; s. IS for blue Luzon.
lool extremely raroj ~ Tor set OF Mexican, 1867,
engraved, rare; SO 30 for similar set; So 40 Tor
green unused Naples: s. Tor a blue unused Naples,
1857 ~ % Tor bun unused Naples 1857; So IS for
bun unused Naples, 1851; 81 Tor spanish vermil-
ion 1888; So Tor a blue Spanish, 1853; Sc 90 Tor
three cent bronze 5paoish, 1883; 81 Tor one cent
spanish 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21

ARTILLERY FIELD DRILL.

According TO orders OF Captain John Kcim, com.
mauding battery Is, National Guard, the members OF
the battery assembled yesterday afternoon nj their
armory July armed and equipped tmountedl for field
and target practice. Two pieces OF tho battery were
selected by the Captain, anu under command OF Lieu
tenant Foiler proceeded to cozzens farm New Lots,
l.. l., leaving the armory 10 this city about three
O'Clock In the afternoon. The rest OF the command
will proceed 10 New Lots this morning, and tho day
will be spent Ia field nAbuuvrcs ana target Practice.
Roll call will be at oclocs A. ~, wBen II Is
pcctod tho attendance OF artiierymen Will be large
The ADVANCE section OF the battery, under command
Of Lieutenant Feer, notwithstanding the incIemency
OF tho weather yesterday afternoon, paraicd Ia excel
lent shape, tho mon apparently not droading thoir
wet nights encam pment at New Lots.
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THE DEFUNCT TRUST COMPANY.

In the Court Of oyer and Tcrminer, In Paterson,
yesterday another trial originating from the failure
OF tho Merchants Loan and Trust Company was given
brief existence. 1t the case Of tho State VS..
David Henry, who gave to the bank officials alter It's
closing four huncred-do check drawn ny Mr.
Wilson. for which he aiterward received a note Tor
the amount The counsel for the defence contended
that the Court ought to order verdict OF acquitta
that was legitimate transaction, as the defendant
having deposited tnc che cks alter the application had
been made Tor receiver he was preferred creditor.
Prosecutor Woodruff opposed the argument OF the
defendants counsel asking the Court 20 instruct the
Jury 70 aequii. The jury, on recommendation Of
Judge Dixon. returned vsrdiot OF acouittal4
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NEW BOAT HOUSE.

Tho wnona Boat CLUB novel into their new and
commodous house yesterday. II Is Of the best ap
pointed club houses In tue country, and apou
e. 600 IL is located on Broadway. al tho foot Of
Henderson street, Jersey CITY, is Two stories high,
aud surmountcd With n cupoia, on top OF which viii
DO placed poscrtul light, containing sixteen burn
ers with reflections, VIII ch Will be visible from any
part OF New York Bay. rbc formal opening will take
MACE June 4.
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THE NINTH REGIMENT.

A meeting OF tho Veterans OF tho Ninth regiment
held last night, at the armory, Tor the purpose OF
rcccivinga report Of tho board OF management In
reference TO tnc annual dinner 10 be held the
9th INST, at the sturtevant House The report was
OF formal character, and agreed TO. Alter tho
usual parade Of the regiment AMI the presentation OF
tho marksmen's badges, tho veterans presented 10
Company n very handsome badge THIS company
having obtained largest number OF recruits during
I'm wear
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LOUISVILLE RACES.
pooL SELLING ON ro-DAY's EVENTS.

POOL SELLING ON To-DAY's EvENTs
Louisville. KY, May 20, 1878.
Pools on to-morrows races hero wcrc sold tonight
as ioliows.--
FiRsr RAcg--0ne and quarter miles dash. TX ng
William, $50: EdinDurgh, t2j Dan X, s2l.
sECoSD KAcg-keutucky Derby; QUO and a half
milcs.-tlimya, sib0. Day star, $40; Lcvclcr, SIS
Burgundy, SIC; Mcienry $40; Charley Busb, So;
Ben Headley, solicitor, BcBconsncd aud Respond. IN
the held Sli
Third RAcK-Mre hcats.-Janet, f25; Joc Rhodes,
SIS; Belle Palmer, ssi Adventure $40; Moilic Nc
Cam. So.
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HORSE CAR ROUTE SOLD.

The Newark and South Orange Horse Car Railway
was sold out yesterday afternoon by s. &. Morris,
Master in Chanccry. The track, right OF way and
real estate brought $4,000 aud tho rolling stock
$I39 fno sale was to satisfy all claims against the
road. The suit was brought by Mr.. Eugene Kelly, OF
New YORK, who bought The road In a thoAgures
above mentoned.
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PERALTo's RACE POSTPONED.

Owing to the heavy condition OF the track ana tho
almost certainty OF continuation o rain reraito DID
not STARE this morning his attempted ride OF 800
miles in fifteen consecutive hours. weather permit
thug ne will start on Wednesday morning, ~ four
O'Clock: u not. then on tho next lair day.
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on account Of the heavy rain OF last night the
races which 10 lake place tomorrow, the opening
day al Pimlico, have been postponed until Wcdncs.
dav.
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The Socialistic LABOR Party. But under whatever
IL IS known behind al stands the Mcphs,ophc-
les Of the international society.
CRxKD COMMUNE.
What is the creed oi the Commuucr Hero Nr. Mar
tyn quoted from publications OF recent date the creed
Of the pacty as formulated by the leaders hero They
communists because they dssrc tho just astr Du-
ton OF wealth aud work among all men, aud that the
power TO possess shall not belong 10 the lew, Dut
all tho community. They nrc Communists because
they wish To destroy this individual properly; be
they desire TO unite society with bond vi hap
piucss and equality. They arc atheists because their
logic refuses 10 aunt The existence OF a Supreme
Beng. In the society they 10 not recogni2c God
but aim TO get rid 81 HIM the only means whereby
cause they desire to overt by force society That
desires to uphold itself ny Free. Hence they say
they must conquer at any price polical power whioh
establish dctaturc OF the protttdue This, lhen ~
good distance from danger aiming to rcpuDli
Canizo Europe IL IA not movement ike mat oil
Msz1inL IL IS an organized assault on
existing order in society tho world over.
u docs the monarchcaL According to It's creed
the objects OF the Commune arc--nrst "a destruction
Of individual property aud It's GENERALIZATION IN tho
state, second the abolition OF religion IN every FORM
Ana as ineHns TO this end ~ seeks 10 acquire political
powef-peaccaby u possible, orciDiy II necessary.
POWER AND PERSONNEL or rnE COMMUNE
Iouching the personnel VI tue movement Nj Mar
tyn remarked tits ablcst propsganusts are either
German or French. Many OF them are WORK I'M men.
but lev are very stOd nnd reckless nrebrands Who
throw sparks over tue powder magazine and long 70
be h0isted Win their own pctard. They use the
nghty power OF the press to overthrow society and
publish periodicals IN many lsnas and many Ian.
guages. Here IN the United States OF thrir lead
ofs is Mr. Doua, editor Of tho yoiks Zstung another
IL tttzen Aegy, who was recently before OF our
courts Tor threat TO inJure take lie OF a ru-
porter VINO had publ shed some OF their secret pro
ceedings Another ~ s. Hancey, director OF La Inter
rationale The last two were prominent members OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-21
BsooK1YN TAKING pREcAu r1oNs.

AT meeting OF tho Brooklyn Board OF Police and
Excise Commissioners the question OF the proprety
OF connecting tho police station houses with
tho armorics considered. but no doGnito action
akcn IN the promises. The object OF the project
DO promptly notified In the event OF any attempt
ON the part OF the Communists or worktngmeD's az.
sociatons to obtain possession OF tho armories Tho
authorities discaim all OF trouble OF any de-
scription from the source named in Brooklyn, but
they also deem II wise to take these precautions
against the possibility OF surprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-10
IN the SWEET BYE AND sYE

- @~ssS - -
The lawyer leaned bach In his easy chair.
Hls client stooi nervou ly By.
And the nan of nw sang. I'LL the once walls
"AIi right; 10 the sue Il. BY. and bye."
Chserfaiiy warbl-d the butcher,
Blood In his apron AMI eye.
Sumner 10 no time for pndlings,
Wall for the sast bye and bye.
"Ah me- rosned the man with the mssr'
schsunl.
.' I'll color u yet. OF III die. ie.,,
And he thrsw his cigar out OF We N.nao"'
olive me this we'd bye and oys.
wh.n.,,r tn. sous OF Gusavus
Labor and warb.e And ery,
Earning their brad By the swed of ther 'Aee'
You'll hear /" III. swsde bye AID oJe.
And the man Who went out 70 hunt lodgings
FOR . month aSi q day had - Try.
Thu be Iit on some rOoms thAi iust saitsd his
wife.
"w.'ll 60 In this suite bye and bIs."
In the theatre. minstrel. cathedral,
In the church and the beer garden nigh,
in the concert saloon and the eirens,
They all sipg the ssest bye a1d bye
Hseks,s.