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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Association Army of Tennessee, L0hist-
ana Divtsion-Regular quarterly meeting
TUESDAY, eighth instant, at I o'clock D. M,
at the hail Of the association. No. a Baronne
street. Important business will te brought be-
fore the meeting.
BY order Of AUGUSTUS RICHARD, President.
r. I'll. BRUNEI. JR.,
jy81t Recording Secretary.
office of the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, New Orleans, July l. 1a79-A dfviae nd
q THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE will be paid to the ockholdeTs on
and after July IS, out Of the earnings Of the
past six months.
All transfers Of stock made between July and
Is will be ''ex dividend.
iv1 15t V. VALLOIs. Secretary.
OfTice Of New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No. 124 Canal street. New Orleans.
May 9. ls7g.Until fut Their notice trains to the
New Lake End will run every half hour from =
o'clock b. m. to p. m. The last train will
leave the lake at 10 p. M.
xmyb tt 9. 9. LEWIS, Secretary.
The Wamans Christian Union will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at II a., M. at the Carondelet street
MRS. J. j. LYONS. Presi dent.
MRS f. J, Coop, Secretary. de5 tt
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WTANTED-BY a. RESPECTABLE GIRL. A
w situation to do house work. Best refer
enees given II required. Address Bridget. 80
st, Thomas street. Jy6
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R1 EA FOR PIANO, TUNING -BKaT WORK
Vl.sJU Gsg Magazine u. LEEGH. Boiree
Pianist jys1y
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FOR SALE.

E,OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE "A MAGNIFI-
= cent Raised Cottage Dwelling. Containing
six rooms on ground floor, Kitchen and dining
and Camp streets, and bounded by, MAGAZINE.
Camp. Marengo and Constan,inoDle streets,
measuring about 100 feet front by about 200 feet
shade SHADE trees, and roony space around the house
Those wishing bargain. 1t would pay them to
sS s y " s nenp 6am 4
No. 1894 Magazine street le15 In
U,OR SALE CHEAP-A FINE DWELLING,
IL two and half miles east from Amite City
La. thirty five acres cleared. $50 acres In all.
number OF young peach trees. grape vines and
strawberry beds and other fruits on the place.
The cleared land has Q new fence around II.
House new. and contains seven rooms; out
gnq from ae oe
range In the vicinity, especially for sheep. This
place. Is sixty etght miles from, New Orleans
and three quarters of q mile from aullett's
M sDe par paqs ass h rs Hh
Valence street, near Camp. formerly OF 1874
Magazine. je12 I'm
EoR sALE-BOILERs OF ALL KINDS, AT
tory Of JOHN WARD No. $50. 2ss and. 20 South
Peters and No. 81 Calliope street. All boilers
sold for fange iron guaranteed not to crack.
office box No. 1854. New Orleans, La ie11 an
y ,ferryboat LOUISE. length 122 feet. breadth
tonnage 1874, cylindrical and return flue boiler,
Is offered for sale at a bargain, For particu-
lars apply to THOS. PICKLES.
my13 tt Canal Street Ferry.
ENOR SALE BY j. 8. SAUNDERS-A BEAU
II tiful summer residence at Biloxi Miss.
having $40 feet on the Gulf and measuring 80
acres deep; house containing three large front
stables: also twelve bearing orange trees.
grapes. figs and fruits of various kinds All in
good repair and freshly painted. Apply to j. 8.
erly of 1894 Magazine. ap26
E,OR sALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
i ers. both new and second hand. Draining
Wheels. Pumps. etc. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works. Brass and Iron
Castings of every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Prepe).
loE at OI4ARK'6 FOUNDRY.
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
an 25tf
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
Wv the cheapest and best advertising. Ia tht
city Is In this column. at ten cents per line tOI
sBrtion. mh22
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TyOR RENT THE VERY DFsI RABLE TWO
II story frame residence. No. 21s Thalia, be-
tween st. Charles and Carondslet str cts: con-
tatns half saloon parlors, diningroom. Kitchen
and fine bedrooms. all In good order. Rent $25
per month till October /. Apply to
J. g. MOREY.
jackson Railroad Ticket Office. corner Camp
and Common streets. 1929
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE
Cooks. characteristics, etc.

yXYANTED - BY a KESPEUTABLE WU-
w man. situation to cook for large
family, or TO cook wash and iron for q small
family Address, & e.. this Office. iys IT
WANTED BY a. RESP ECTABLE GIRL--A
w situation to nurse. Address Fl. NJ.
this office iya1
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Mutual National Bank-New orleans,
June II, 1s79-At the meeting of the Board Of
Directors. held this day. a DIVIDEND OF
FOUR PER CENT was declared, payable to
next
je2s i'm JOSEPH mitchell. Cashier.
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State National Bank Of New ORLEANS,
New Orleans. June 49, 187e-At meeting of the
Board Of Directors, held his day. a semi annual
dividend of FIVE PER CENT was declared
payable to the stockholders on and after MON
DAY, the seventh day of July. 1879. The trans
fer book will remain open. but transfers will be
"ex- dividend"
in2g lot GHAS T. q. D0pIY Cashier
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FOR RENT.

EIsO RENT. VERY LOW-T.HAT NEAT AND
i comfortable dwelling, No. 4s7 Administration
street, near Jackson. Contains all requisites
for small respectable family. Apply at No
95 Royal street. jv6 ST.
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4 40 and 3O3 burgundy street. the former near
Canal the latter near Esplanade. No 9o3 is suit
able for q small family, and No. 40 for large
Besque. 81 Exchange Alley, near Cont street.
VS. 9tf
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BANK NOTICES.

state National Bank Of New Orleans
New Orleans. July l. 1s79-At q meeting Of the
Board Of Directors held this day. Mr.. Oh B.
WALLER JUMONVILLE was elected cashier
for this bank, vice Mr.. CHAS L. G. DUPUY,
resigned. SAMUEL FL. KENNEDY.
iv1 INF praeidant
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER, June 2s. Chapel Street cot
ton mills, Ancots district, are burned. Loss
100000 sterling
ROME, June %. Pleadings in the Anto-
nelli will case have closed and Judgment will
be rendered in ten days. The defence plead
that the suit of Countess Lambertina, who
claims to be the daughter of the late Cardi-
nal Antonelli, should be rejected because of
sacrilegious children. That is 10 say, chill
dren of priests had not even the right to
claim parentage.
BRUSSELS, June 2S. The government has
submitted to the chambers of representatives
bill taxing cultivation of home and impor-
tation Of foreign tobacco. %
VERSAILLES, June 20. The deputies con-
cluded the general debate on the educational
bill and decided to proceed to discussion by
clauses.
BERLIN, June 90. In the tariff committee,
it is rumored that IIobrecht, minister of f.
nance, has resigned. ~r
ATHENS. June 2s. Journals here note the
Turkish military preparations in Espirus and
state Greece intends forming second camp
on the frontiers.
LONDON, June 20. Great distress is re-
ported in the west Of Ireland, owning to con-
tinued rains.
MADRID, June 90 Spanish frigate Al
mansa and war steamer Jorge Juan have re-
ceived orders to leave Havana and proceed to
San Domingo, to support demands of consul
at Puerto Plata.
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VI ARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, June %. 4 storm of wind
and rain from the southwest, passed over the
central part of this city this afternoon. con-
timing about half an hour. In the track of
the storm streets were dcluged, and in the
vicinity of the Custom House and MARYLAND
Institute, large number of buildings, be-
tween 40 and 80, including warehouses and
stores, were unroofed. Beside the dcstruc-
ton of roofs, large plate glass windows were
blown out and destroyed. The damage will
probably reach $4,000
The track of the storm was not more than
quarter of mile wide. and its fury was
spent before it reached the eastern confines OF
the city. In the northwestern section there
was only a slight shower, without wind. and
in the Northeastern section only Il heavy
rain of a few minutes duration.
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MINNESOTA.


ST. PAUL, June %. The pleasure steamer
May Queen, on Lake Minnelonka, penis
sula summer resort near Minneapolis ex-
ploded while landing at wharf on the upper
lake this afternoon. Boat is a complete
wreck and sunk in five feet of water. Cas-
ualties are as follows Capt. X. w. Rock
well, internally injured, scalded and proba-
bly, die. Engineer Haines, badly crushed
and mangled about the head and body and is
probably dead by this time. Isaac Dean and
wife, both badly bruised Mrs. Walker, an
old lady of 81, seriously injured internally
and suffering greatly. Four others received
slight bruises. 10 people were in the boat
Accident caused by clumsy machinery and
carelessness.
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BOILER EXPLOSIONS.
Several Persons Killed and Others In
jured.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. June rs. The boiler in
Bannells mills exploded yesterday, fatally
scalring two men and njuring six others.
NEBRASKA CITY. Junc %. On the Mis-
souri, river, Friday, four miles below here
the boiler of the government boat "Clytie"
exploded, killing Jas. Laud of East Nebraska
city; Herman BOIL, wounded; Engineer Is
aac Mckinney and fireman W. Mckinney Of
st. Louis, both injured, and the latter will
probably die. \. =. Pung, captain of the
"Clyte," was dangerously injured. Matt
Pyle was horribly scalded. The "Clytie"
was blown into atoms. Major Cody, govern
ment official says he gave orders to run $50
pounds OF steam. The gauge indicated 40
at the time Of explosion.
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For Europe.
NEW JERSEY.
A Mixed Affair.

NEW York. June 2S.. James Williams.
under arrest at Newark charged with being
implicated in assaulting Rev. VIM. McNair,
of the law and order association, made a con-
fession and implicated Jas. johnson, Will
lams, Spiers and Mexican, all of New York.
He says Johnson engaged him TO assist him
in the work, aud gave him so, and that he
or Johnson or Mexican struck McNair. He
says johnson told him McNair had indicted
liquor dealers, and they said they must have
a pair of black eyes. Prosecutor Abee got Il
requisition for johnson, Spiers and Mexican,
from Gov. Mcclellan, but Gov. Robinson of
New York, refused to give them up on the
papers presented
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-30

Excess Of exports over imports of gold and
silver coin and bullion are as follows:
Month ending MAY 81. 70. 1881, 1888
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THE ZULU WAR.

CAFE TowS, June 2S Gen. Newdigatc's
column advanced from Slever river, 20 miles
beyond to blood river, where Entertainments
were formed.
Gen. Crealock's command will leave Fort
Chelmsford tomorrow. This division will
advance and establish cache at Fort Dun
ford, thus obtaining supplies by the sea. Gun
boat Forester will start for Fort Dunford i'm
mediately.
Adjutant F. Rich RI the Lancers, was kill
ed in Il skirmish,
The yeomanry again unsuccessfully attack
ed Moirosis mountain, losing men killed, II
wounded.
Sir Bartle Frere has arrived and was en-
Enthusiastically received.
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LABOR TROUBLE.
Large Meeting of the Fall River Weav-
ers.

FALL RIVER, June -. A large meeting of
weavers was held on the Park early this eve
ming, there being probably 200 to 1850 pres
emit
Speeches were made and a resolution was
adopted not to strike even if few mob
site spinners were employed by the mills,
the opinion being expressed that spinncrs
would compel manufacturers to shut down
the mills, As the poor class of help now en-
ploycd WAS injuring the mules or else man
ufactnrers must return ID per cent
1t was argued that if the weavcrs struck
they could get no aid from the city, but if the
manufacturers shut down the weavcrs could
look 10 the city for support.
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An awful accident occurred on Saturday
afternoon, to Mr.. Ichabod Sturdivant Of
Leeds, an old gentleman, seventy-one years
of age. He was slightly inebriated, and
while starting to descend the Standard Office
stairs, he fell headlong the entire length.
He was unconscious when taken up, and it
was found that his face was cut in horrible
manner. He received bad cut under the
right eye, and severe bruises on the forehead
and top Of the head. His nose was also
broken. He was taken up and conveyed to
his home in Leeds.
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Yesterday was celebrated as Childrens
Floral Sunday at the Winthrop Street Uni
versalist church. The church was elegantly
decorated with flowers, and presented fine
appearance. On each side of the pulpit were
urns filed with ferns, and the desk itself was
Ornamented in front with festoons of smilax,
and upon it, on either side, We're baskets of
flowers. On the edge of the platform in
front of the desk, were vases of garden hello
tropes and yellow lilies. On one side at
little distance back of the desk, was a rustic
basket filed with white peouies, with cross
in the centre, of field daisies, while in front
was star Of bright flowers, with another
cluster below. On the other side, on a small
table, were two baskets of flowers. On the
wall, at the extreme rear, was a small cross
of smilax and tea roses. An altar stood on
the low platform in front of the desk, COM
pletely embedded in flowers of various kinds.
Rustic hanging baskets, filled with vines and
flowers, were suspended at each side of the
platform. On the walls, Immediately facing
the side pews, was suspended, on one side,
large star, and on the other an anchor, both
beautiful floral specimens. In front of the
organ and singers seats, was cross of sun
set ivy and vases of flowers, while just below
was q Maltese cross of brilliant flowers.
eloquent discourse, appropriate to the occa-
sion, taking his text in Matthew. 10Th chap,
l4th verse: "But Jesus said, suffer little
children, and forbid them not to come unto
me, for of such is the kindom Of Heaven"
After the sermon was concluded, five children
received the ordinance of baptism.
In the evening the church was filled by a
large audience, to attend concert by the
Sunday School, under the direction of Mrs.
Quinby, the excellent Superintendent Of
the school, The concert was an exceed
ingly interesting and highly appropriate en-
tertainment for the occasion, the scholars ac-
quitting themselves admirably in their sever
al parts, and the whole tending to impress
the audience with the beauty and fitness of
the Savior's words: "Suffer little children
&c., and to increase interest in the church and
Sunday School. The floral decorations of
the morning were increased in the evening
by the addition Of a large arch, covered with
flowers, specially belonging to and being
part of the concert.
The credit of decorating the church il due
to the young ladies of one of the Sunday
School classes, who took the whole response
bility of the work upon themselves, and as
sisted by Mr.. r. A. Brick, whose excellent
taste and skill in floral decoration are well
known, succeeded in making an elegant, rich
and elaborate display, for which they are
highly to be commended
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VIRGINIA..
Railroad Accident.

WWTEvIILE, June %. An engine and
three cars of train broke through bridge
and fell Il distance of eighty feet. The ex-
press messenger was killed, the conductor
and two mail agents injured. Several pas
sengers were hurt.
Norvel Lanhorne, express messenger, was
killed. Capt. Fairfax, conductor, was very
badly hurt, AS was also little boy named
Kennedy, from Knoxville. Both mail agents
were hurt, but not seriously. Several others
were slightly injured. The engineer and
fireman jumped from the engine, escaping
with slight bruises
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Found Dead.

PRovINCETowN, June %. The soop Alb
bic :. White which has been employed in
wr5cking the schooner Charles =. Rogers.
before reported run down and sunk back Of
Cape Cod. has arrived, bringing the body of
man taken from the forecastle of tie Rog-
ers. The body was much decomposed and
the features were undistinguishablc. He was
apparently about 45 years old full black
beard and black hair, and dressed in check
ed cotton shirt denim pants, and Nova SEQ
tia wooden stockings.
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One of the Greenback "Moody and Sankey"
howlers, now trying to make some money
down here in Maine, was, not long since, the
publisher of the Legal Tender, in Henry
papers there, in all of which he failed lament
ably. For man to fail is good recon-
mendation for fellowship in the greenback
party. 1t is made up principally of men
who have failed and cheated their creditors,
or who want to-
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LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS. June 20. Resolutions in
structing State officials not to pay the July
interest on State bonds, until ordered by the
convention, was adopted. The convention
appointed committee to investigate the
charges of corruptions in relation to the pub
lie debt, to the effect that members have been
influenced in casting votes, by desire to
speculate in bonds, or have been paid for
their votes.
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aocal arb State Nems.
Monday, June 30, 1879.

Three years ago, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Caswel
caught a mud-turtlc, drilled a small hole
through its she'll, and affixed by bit ofwire,
piece Of metal marked "ls76;' he then set
it free. One day last week, Mr.. Aaron Smith
captured turtle, and 10 and behold, 1t was
the same animal, with the identical label.
A long pilgrimage, had Mr.. Turtle, with his
baggage checked through" - Bridgton
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A large number of visitors assembled at
the residence of Miss Mary Emery, on Flagg
ST., on Saturday evening, to witness the
blooming of one of those beautiful plants, the
Might Blooming Cereus." 1t begun to I'M
fold about o'clock, and at 10 o'clock was in
all its beauty. 1t seems strange, sometimes,
to think why these beautiful flowers are not
spared to us longer than few hours, and
that in the night time.
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CONNECTICUT.
Accid

HARTFORD, june %. At Wilimantic,
yesterday afternoon freight train on the
Boston Air Line road collided with a freight
train on the New Sork 4 New England road
damaging both engines and blocking the
road several hours. Nobody was seriously
hurt.
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COLORADO.
Railroad Matters.

DENVER, June 2s. Situation on Denver
& Rio Grande railroad is unchanged. The
receiver retains possession. The Rio Grande
came into court to-day and filed its return to
the writ recently issued, insisting on its ina
bilty to comply with the order. Judges
Miller and Hallett said nothing would be
done without due notice.
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BASE BALL.

At eveland-The Cleveland Buffalo game
postponed-rain.
At Worcester, Mass.-Worcesters 10, Man
chesters 3.
At Providence, r. I.-Harvards ., Yales 4.
At Albany, New Y0rk-Albanys 3, Ma
tionals ..
At Chicago. lllinos--Chicagos 6. Cincin-
nats l.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Burglary.

PRovIDENcE, June %. The store of c.
Robert Iinke jewelry and watch repairing,
in the centre of the city, was entered by pro-
fessional burglars last evening. Two safes
were opened and robbed of watches and prop
erty valued at Slj,000. Entrance was effect
ed from vacant store adjoining. Robbers
are believed to have taken the train for New
York
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THE INDIANS.
Most Of the Tribes Willing TO go on the
Reservations.

PORTLAND, Oregon. June %. Gen. How
ard has returned from the Indian country.
He reports the tribes express Willingness to
go on the new reservation, only one chief
Garry of the Spokanesc-refusing Many
will occupy lands under the homestead law
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CAN ADA.
Murd Ter.

MONTREAL, June %. The mutilated body
of Mrs. Myers was found in disreputable
house. The head and right hand were cut
off, and they were found in bucket close
by. Mrs. Jacobs was arrested as the muir
deress.
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Sentenced.

+. c. Sbattuck, youth who entered his
grandmother's house and drugged and
saultcd her, for purpose of robbery was sent
to State prison tor $ years. His companion
got ; years.
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York county man has put up trio of
images in his corn field, and last Friday
night some way got them so fearfully mixed
up that the crows not only stopped pulling
up the corn, but have since brought back all
that they had pulled up before.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Death.

GREAT FALLS, June Is. Hon. Moses
Chandler Russell, aged 81, highly respect
ed and influential citizen. died suddenly last
night OF bilious pneumonia. Last year he
was democratic candidate for State senator
from this district. He had held many public
offices
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CALIFORNIA.
SutrO Tunnel.

SAN FRANcIsco, June 2s. Adolph Sutro
telegraphcd Irwin Sutro and the superintend-
ent of the mine on Comstock ledge, request
ing them to pump into the tunnel to-day, for
the purpose of testing the boxes, and notify
ing them that Monday morning the next tun-
mel will be prepared to receive water from all
the mines
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Base Ball.

SPRINGFIELD, June 2s The IIovoke and
Springfield base ball game was stopped by
the rain at the end of the second innings
The lIolyokes refused to divide the receipts
because it was not a game. The Springfclds
will appeal
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NEBRASKA.


OMAHA, JunS2S. B. 7. Gillian and +. M.
Armstrong, under Indictment for numbering
and burning Mitchell and Ketchum, escaped
Jail from Stun Greek, Thursday hight. Men
are in pursuit