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sacks coffee to Fnig, Corral &eo
Receipts Of Produce
WASHINGTDN-Per steamer Fancbop-r0 ba,a.
cotton to j Bnrbridge &Go-6 do II Il Newman
IS A A Mouton-3 Beraud & Gibert-2 PAYNE Kan
needy Goo Lehman. Abraham &co-1 j Nj Latime,
&eo-l ii blanche &Co-I6ll sacks cotton aeed h, tbe
y cotton Seed Associations hhds sugar a w Son
tell &co-25 bbs molasses Berand a. Gibert-17 sanL
rough rice Rykoski n Manade-lot of wool and hides
Casse-lot hides BerksoD Bros-doJ M Bowling
~ sacks cotton seed Hincle-6 sacks ron OH rice
N Bowling lol head sheep P Servat-sundries 10
orderTotsl 40 bales cotton 1863 sacks cotton seed d
sacks rough rice 'Oo' ~'
WASHINGTON-Per steamer Yasoo-1o bsles of
aott0n 70 Lehman, Abraham Aeo-l do Payne Ken
nedy &oo-1 Meyer Wes &co-155 sacks e0ttnn aeed
O Cotton Seed ,ASa4estf cow lsnnlt earIinps "a
rice FoeTater's Rice Mill-3u do ykOsk Man8fFsh
lot hides Casse-sundries 10 mr. sr-TOtRl 10 bales
cotton IS sacks cotton seed 81 sac rough rice
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer " Gay--l6 bales
cation to J L Harris &eo-1l do + liz Walker do
Meyer Weis &co-25 hhds sugar w Burbridge L.
sacks wool Beikson Bros-2 do T. Herman-and
sundries to order Total 81 bales ton 40 hhds of
sugar
UPPER COAST-Per steamer J. ,rtha-5 bbls pc
tatoes to L Mitchell do Jos M 5zie-59 sacks OF
potatoes to Lanaux & Sons-snndrl. to order
BAYOU LAFUURCHE-Per ste gmer Henry Tete
to hhds sugar to Allen. Nugent xeo-2O do La
naux-sunfriep 10 ordsr-Total 30 nds sugar
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer " hisper-4 bbls 81
mola sses to X Bourgeois-50 sacks potatoes Fa
sins-sundries to order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Isabel-137 bbls Of
rice to Socoa-sundrias to order
CAIRO-Per steamer Sharp Mcdonald and toy
90 900 hbls coal to A Lambert eco q
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Martha-18 sacks
rough rioe to Kip & Ruoh-surdries to order
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST ROnTE TO EASTERN

DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday, May 25, 1879 trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal street,
as follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE
No Expr. IS No. q Express.
daily 100. -7:30 am. daily .......7 Al am,
no. 3 Express No. 4 Express
daily. 100 .. m. daily ....... -e.14 pm.
No. s Coast Ac- No. 6 Coast Ac-
eommodati'n commodatin
daily except daily except
Sunday -.. 3 30 pm Sunday. ...g:25 a. m
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oar
Berths secured In advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. oppo-
site City Hotel.
Oily j. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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Las " kk COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II !
a. m. and SATURDAY NJ 2 .. n.
HE - FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE-
kEHkaS ala Haehe Greenwood Plantations.
Terre aux Boeuf. and all plantsJion
landings The new. fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
J. A. Ruiz nasper
E, M. Vallette and N. NJ. Barrels clerks &
Leaves as aDovs regularly. returning 70 uss wy
freight or passage apply on board, head o. o2e~
Il str Get. Hs.si - No. y
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RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH FORT AND
IN Lake Railroad Company. May "a, 1879
corner Of Canal aud Basin streets as follows;
Sundays at 6. g. 9, 10. 1890 H. 1880 u. 1880.
80. aud every twenty minutes after. Last
train from city at $40. from Lake at 1890.
During the week at 80. 9. 10 II. II. to. B and
every half hour after. Last train from city at
s:aO from the Lake ut $50.
my25 1ot t. Il. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, h
Tuesday May AZ, 1879.

OFFTUE NEW UKEEANB UEWUURAT,
Tuesday May ~, 1879.
Arrivals.
Henry Tete, Whisper, Bertha. Yazoo. Fanchon.
as""S Departures.
Eva Belle Henry Tete. Il. J. Gay, Isabel.
T8 Arrive.
Isabel, lower coast; st. Mary Henry Tete.
Tafourche: J.. w. Cannon. u. J. Gay. Bayou
Sara; Eva. Bertha, upper coast; Belle of
shreveport st. Louis J. NJ White Greenyilla :
PARIS O. Brown, Cincinnati, John Wilson. Qua
ehita.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report of the stage Of water
al various points. with changes In the "a hours
andlng yesterday at .. m.
Abovn lnpu
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LAFOURCHH.

BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND DONALDBONs
VILE PACKET. SEMI WEEKLY
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 o. M and SATUR-
DAY at 10 M.
r. - The fine passenger steamer
ST. MARY,
Jos. Dalferes, master. E. Nicolle. clerk.
leaves New Orleans as above, returning down
the coast every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
J. Il. Cabin. 90 Magazine 81.
P. S.-A clerk always on the landing, head OF
Cont street. to receive freight. my16n
SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURUHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
~ - THE NEW AND FAST PA6HENs
ger steamer - IA
HENRY TETE,
J. r. Auooin msstsr NJ a. Landry elsFh
at IL q. m.
Lands all freight in daylight and pays partic-
ular attention to way business, and returns
down the coast every Wednesday and SUNDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
b. RIVET, los Decatur street,
P.B.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day at the head Of Bienville street to receive
| freight seas u
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OPELOUsAs.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPEIOUsAs PACK ET
COMPANY
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at bp.m
,.~ - FOR WASHINGTON. OPEIa,u.
T. E1S sas, Port Barre. Simmsport. Church.
Vile, and oil landings on the Coast
new. light draft steamer
FANCHON.
FL. Fl. Broad master.
VIII leave as above. For freight or passage al,
BRITTON 4 EpPLER. 1o6 Gravjer street.
B. W. ADAMS. a Commercial Place ' 0oe
y. q. CARLIN, 60 Magazine street.
sta T. s.-T M Fsnchon connects weekly with the
signs through bills lading to ObevnevIIIa and and
all points on BAYOU Bcnuf ncs n
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GRAND ISLE.
GRAND ISLE.
HO! FOR GRAND ISLE.
LEAVES FROM THE HEAD OF HARvEY's
CANAL EVERY TUESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT 3 A. NJ
GKEENyLLE AND RkNDs

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves sysrr 1 TREsRAY g. Z A;RRrioH
IT. Davis Bend and intermediate land
sh ings-Tbe steamer
RORT. II. LEE,
william Campbell. master A. Mcvay. clerk.
leaves az gbove. connecting at yicksDura with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo Sum-
flower. Deer creek and Tallahatchie
G.. P, WORK, is Commercial Place.
O. g. WAYNE. 80 Gravier street.
GEO. D. HITE, 142 Grayier st.
Monroe and all stations on the. Vieksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta. La
w. B. BROCKETT. Agent,
SO Magazine street.
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XIGIER.S
lMpkUVlD lhlNGa rnUu1DD
DISTINGUISHING
STEAM BOILERS.
POSITIVE ACTION WITHIN THREE WEEKS.

hold In solution. Removes scale. Prevents scale
forming Prevents eorroson ana aad ana
perfeey hapms Acts on All ali
can Be employed hard water sea water or sui;
and tailow and lessons the danger Of explo-
sions. Can be introduced through feed pipe
safety pipe, or man-hole. Put up In packages
All infringements dealt with according to law
TESTIMONIAL
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY. |
New Orleans January %. 1879.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery, Agent Messrs. John
D. Moore & Co. 261, 2s2 and 1853 Broadway.
New York for vgie1s Improyfna French
Dear SirNi have tried the disinerustant you
are the agent for thoroughly, We have been
using It for several weeks. l did this as per
sonaI favor to you. for generally dislike max,
ing experiments. | can only say that am glad
that have given the disincrustant o trial; for
It has turned out by far the best thing OF its
It's claims on Its printed circular, and In future
/ shall recommend Messrs A: Thomson 90.
| to use 1t exclusively 10 their boilers over and IN
preference TO any other process for dfsinerust-
Ing steam boilers remain JAMES HsE' Fe1g1ssa5a'
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery
"' 'NO0''o 'i' ''0'' 4. THOMSON & co..
LEEDS FOUNDRY, |
| New Orleans, February 3, 1879.
Mr.. Hugh W. Montgomery. New Orleans. La.
Agent for Viglers Improved p, 1 y French Process
| Dear Si-After having used the Vigier's Pro
cess for some months. and given 1t fair ant
| full trial we can state that 1t has produced the
most satisfactory results on our boilers by re-
moving incrustations and effectually prevent
Ing the formation Of the same.
We cordially recommend 1t TO those uslnt
boilers, ARCHIBALD MITCHELL.
| Superintendent Leeds Foundry
HENRY RENNYSON.
| Chief Foreman.
LEEDS Il CO.
Proprietors Leeds Foundry
Discount to the trade. Send for circulars +
Hugh W. Montgomery. 16O Common street. Ney
Orleans. Sole Agent for the Southwest an
Island of Cuba.
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REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 .. m
,.EE = FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
= s 4s uo P25t Barre, simmsport
Coast. Atehafalaya river and Bayou Courta-
bleau-The new light-draft steamer
n YAZOO,
N1l Crawford master, ], B, Bchmit clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage an.
ply on board, or to LORD d MoPEAKE, Agents
lag Gravier street. w.
de2. GEO. d. HITE. 14s Gravier street.
=, Freight for Bayou DIES Glaizes put ont Mt
stmmsport, Big Bend Landing or Water Valley
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR dREENVILLE. YICKSBURG AND THR
BENDS
Leaves every THURSDAY ~Ht4 p. m.
FOR HREENVILLE. VICKSBURG
land the Bends-The new and mag
nifieent passenger steamer
J. M. White master, CURT. Holmes clerk,
connecting at VicksburR with Parisotts Line
for ali points on Yazoo and Tailahatehle rivers,
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
C. G.. WAYNE, 80 Gravier st,
r. w. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place
q. r WORK. is Commercial Place
VIII give through bills Of lading to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on Vieksburg, Shreve
port and Texas Railroad. yla Delta. La.
W. B. BROCKETT Agent.
se14 tt 38 Magazine street. :
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OUACHITA aIvEu.

VUACH1TA 01VEK.
NEW ORRLE1A lN AND OUAOHITA RIVER
o1, r, TI,H,A.Nts.PORTATION COMPANY, -
oUAOHITA CITY. TRENTON AND MONROE
WEEKLY 2. s. MAIL PAUKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,. at r. m.
IsQs6 II m FOh OUACHITA CITY. MONRoE.
Trenton, and all town landings IN
=, Black and Ouachita rivers The boat
Will reserve the right to refuse any LANDING srs
eept mail landings uins ga
JOHN WILSON.
In place OF John H. HannaA
- W. biahRss master. Ben g. Oornwell, clerk
nro p r,,nr No. JOG aravier street.
uED. D. HlTE, BRITTQN q EPPLER. i
gAMLiH &c WORK, LORD e MOPEXKE
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Arrived.
No arrivals from sea yesterday
STEAMBOATS,. "".."#.
Fazoo Craw ford, from Washington
Fanohon, Btosd. from Washington
Henry Tete. Anoon, from Bayou Lafourcbe
Bertha Bergeron. from Upper Coast
Whisper Comsoek from Bayou Sara
J Gay, Brown. from Bavou Sara -M
Isabel PRIV, from Lower Coast
Martha, Bassett from Port Esds
Sharp Mcdonald, MOAllister from Cairo with 10
boats
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ToWBoATs.
TOWAGE RATES.

THE FOLLOWING RATES WILL
lsAzLt = be charged by us from and after this
n6S~ date
,r-..,au.,o sida or sternwheel boats SIS
moWinE lal - lila nr sternwhaei b0ats -. 10
moWIne S.nt,a bi,a ............ rs
4 oWlRs 81 and fat for salt ...-........ -
Use y W and testinp boilers. ........... 10
uh piine e dpeka ner hoIr.......... 10
t, ulup Sarues Observation-Disclosures. 10
hoSins w. G. WILMOT h co,
Tug Maude Wilmot.
b. d. WOOD & BRO,
Tug Charlie Wood.
-...- BROWN Il JONES,
Tug N. M. Jones.
W, G.. COYLE Il CO..
Tug Ella Wood.
W. s. CAMPBELL. AGENT.
"A Tug Ida.
L. 0. DEsFORGES,
Tug Belle Darlington.
HARB0R TOWBOAT CO,
Tug Continental
New Orleans. May "a, 1879. my25 3t.
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LIVERPOOL.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
. 14lskaz INVENTOR
LIVERPOOL.

will sail for Liverpool about the twenty eighth
instant, and has splendid accommodations 70,
eight gentlemen as cabin passengers. @0i
For passage apply to DECAN Il CO.,
my14 1T No. 1879 Grsvier street
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Exchange Clippings, Way -.

Courier journal:
The following will explain itsetf-Cnpt Ends
being high authority; Mr.. John A, Wood:
called nj your office to eongrat ulate you on your
remarkable achievement In raising your W
srful and valuable tawhoat, recently sunk below
New Orleans As you were not In when called
send this note to convey to you my hearty
congratulations and TO express my admiration
Tor what | deem very remarkable arhleVa-
ment and one which could only have been ae-
enmplished hy u rare combination of merhan-
ieal talent. a thorough knowledge Of the scen-
tlc principles involved in the work and an
unusual stock of energy pluck aud experience,
lnelteve no steamboat has ever been raised on
the Mississippi under conditions presenting
greater difficulties and discouragements than
those You encountered IN rescuing thu John a,
Mood and am glad to know hat the plan you
adopted. and which you explained to me before
gAn began the work. has proved so Successful.
With great regard. very sinrerelv yours.
J AMES II. EADS,
EVANSVILLE, May 2s-Tho officers, of the
Cooke and Idlewild report the Sherlock
III III aground 1T Caseyyille,. ssnd III the
DOW. The Sherlock had lightened,, large
quantity of cotton on coal barge. The cotton
took fire from spark. and the barge, was set
a ait.. The little Mary Clees caught the barge
ma they report. extinguished the fire Capt.
Nichols, Of the Florence Meyer9 reports that
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IIlllparfs

GENOA-Per bark Domenico Lanata-1e5 bales
cotton sr21 ohs oil 40 bbls rosn ITO tics talow 800
pcs slaves
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Rslew-N0msna u
EXPORTS,

Fr bark Comesse Dncbate Dupont. "a davs trom
Bordeaux TO master
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
May ", 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ital bark Domehieo Lanata, Farna for Genoa
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o''o 'no '''o'9 4. THOMSON 4 co..

Discount to the trade Send for circulars to
Hugh W. Montgomery. 160 Common street, New
Orleans. Sole Agent for the Southwest and
Island of Cuba.
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Receipts Os producn

TUXPAN-Per schr Seraipa-lg7 oefar Inc. q.
sacks coffee to Ping Corral Geo
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THE FOLLOWING RATES WILL
I6A4lStS be charged by us from and after this
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FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS.
The Sentence OF the burglar who Escaped
Mr.. Richard,'s Pistol.

Dennis Dargon, who escaped death from
the pistol OF John 2. VI. Richards OF sos East
Eighty-nth street. on sunday evening. 10y
throwing M his hands and crying. give in
after Timothy Casey. his accompllce. had been
shot dead was arragned in the General SEES
sions yesterday. He is beardlcss. and there
fore appears younger than he really is His
face is lined and scanned with the traces OF
years Of dissipation. His form. however is
we'll developed and strongly knit. and it Is evil
dent that he would he u formidable adversary in
a hand-to-hand encounter. Dargon pleaded
gu.lty Oi burglary m the FIRST degree In an
swrr to the questions Of Clerk MosErr. DHrgon
SAID that lie was In his twrnty-thrd year n
trlrkayer. and that he lives at 1884 Third
Your Honor" Dargon's lawyer said To Judge
Cowtug, ! trust that you will take into consd-
Grafton, in measuring the sentence that you are
about 10 impose the facts that he has pleaded
Euity. ana. uiuN" al, mat aitrr ne was released
from state prison a few months ago. he tried To
max" change IN his iie. As am informed,
he even asked your Honor to secure employ
meut Tor him.
Il have no desire to prejudice your Honor
against Dnrgnn. responded Assistant District
Attorney Russell. " but ! regard il as my duty
t. inform you that hr pleaded guilty Of stealing
clothing from Peter Inudfr.ed 81 gil First
aveuu" on the 18Th 81 January. 1876 and was
sentenced 10 the penl'rntHry Tor SIN months ::
tnpt he pleInied gull ~ Of stealing load pipe from
Edmund Morton 81 II East Eighty-fith street.
on the 18Th Ot May. in the same yrnr-urobably
only a lew days alter his release from the peni-
t'ut!ary-and WAS sentenced To- State prison for
two years and SIX months that, under the alias
., Henry Murray. he pleaded guilty Of robbing
william hr!nharts atn'l' NJ GA West Thirty
seventh street, on the 18th Of May last, and was
sentenced 20 the pcnitrntHry for six months.
md that there Is A.! Ole reason 10 believe that
under tho name ot MrKeuna ne was concerned
in a burglary soon alter the expiration Of this
term. This almost continuous Chain Of offences
criminal. and that he devoted himself seduous-
~ 10 crime until he graduated. on Sunday even
my, rs burglar 81 ne ilrst grade
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An Unqualified ISetraetlou.

William Clohcssy who some time ago was
arrested aud locked up IN the city Prison in default Of
s5VII hail and who was subsequently arrested under an
order by Judge Donohue OF the supreme Court amt held
Ia bail IN the further Of tl0OOl To answer criminal
charge OF libel has sent the following document tins
office:
NV YORK. March II, 1879
caused 10 he written and published in fHE NEW NuRK
SuS using the name of one GcOrge Walters that pur
pose advertise mcn renecfn. the character OF
Matthew T. Hrccn E.q. a LAWYER nj TINS city.
drrW II duty ustirr tu Mr. Bfccu, state that
the notice rtirrrcd W ami every respect utterly
it-n sul untrue I sincerely regret and IN sorrow re-
pcut 10. publications and trust that SIR BIrru ms friends
and fir public VIII forgive tile era and maclus act
cmuitnd 300 tlr writing and publication 1t the heous
notice referred To WILLIAM CLOHFssY.
.Ipt M NTa lmt. an amt GunW OF N,r lDrk, on
this lin dAy March 1879, uelurc personally ap.
peAgrd William tlnhe-sN, u me known. and known tn
me- 10 be the ndNd described in ana who executed
the foregoing paurr ~ document and who duly aCknOw
edged that ht executed the SAINT
]. MeCAMLL. Antnly rnhlie. New York city.
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Rescued from Suicidal Drowning.

Officer McIhargy OF the Western Steamboat
Squad entered the romns Police Court yesterday leading
man from whose clothing water dripping and who
ucmbcd al every movement Peter Scanlon. boatmAn.
testified AT o'clock was standing at rer g. North
River. and this man came rapidly toward me. A. he
passed ~ be- iHtd into rum and began taking on his
when he got the hukhcad h, leaped rboard
There wts not moment H. lose, 50 and q friend
JUMPED into bone AMI Towti 10 him. lust he went
down tor the second time He putposey Kept his head
down he rose the surface the third time.
hooked him W. then DRAGGED him ashore, and rolled
HIM un barrel ior cn minutes
Nhst your name =" Justice Oterbourg inquired Of
the prisoner lie would not tell
found tlrs. envelopes hts pockets Offcer Nc.
IharpN ~ad handing toiusuce Ottrrhourg envelope
90 which vs.. urrn. Thomas Shanilcv. brother uf
Mike aul ~ Shauiiey. Printer The officer also handed
tit Justice 4 PRINTER COMPOSING rule
why DID SOU want So kll YOURSELF" Justice otter.
bnurr demanded Shaniiey hur-t into tears, and was
carried INTO warm cell n 90" city Prison lie is to be
examined by Dr. Harry TODAY
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JOSEPH HALLEN'S DEATH.
UniOn Hilrs Township Committee Requesting
An Immediate investigation.


About five years ago Joseph Hallen, an
aged German. took up his abode in a diapi-
dated one-story house on tho Dolytown road
ia Union Hill. y. j. II WAS said at the time that
he had been compelled TO quit Germany to es-
cape punishment for some political offence. and
the Oil man frequent and violent denuncia-
tons Of Bismarck were regarded rs confirming
this suspicion His wife who remained in Ger
many, srut hin. a. regular intervals. consider
Hh" Sums 90 money. He was u Junk dealer and
fowl raiser and from his secluded and "X-
trrnirly simple manner Of life his neighbors
came Ia regard him ~ n m lsrr mud j Was COM
monty reported among thom that he had So
ct"ted - iargr amount IT money in his home.
lie carried very huo gold watch. hut showed
r. ,thrr indications mat he Possessed money.
on Friday last llullcu was busy in West y "
1ore. and spent tha evening plNying card. in
Albert Moriin@'r's harruom. II rrturnol 10
MS nous" !Hi" IA thr night. and was never after
wnrG soon alive. On Saturday incoming Wor-
rugrr and Goltir"d ,Z"l"r JAILED at iallen q
place. and found the old German lying dead on
bis bod Justice jacob Jacobs OF Union Hin
WAS imm"!Htrly informed. and without con-
sphlug with the Coroner he directed Unirr-
ht1nros cuusct much excitement in Union Hi.
aud a delegation 81 cltlH'ns attended N" mrrt-
ing Of tue Township Committee on Tuesday
L&ht to ,MrG" an inWsugailgu Of t'" case.
lam Waller, a member Of the delegation.
Hy"rr'd ilat a; . o"iu'N on naturlay morning
be saw Hallrn knocking ~ NlrriuEer's door,
and heard MIN rNcaim. llrip me. help me; |
am diving" llallrn did not su"red ~ awaken
ins Norr,ne"r, and Staggered back % MS
found. NOrrluEer explained this by saving
thnt llail"n iold HIM that a. lllnrnl mad given
iAr watch To man IN N"sa H"hoSrn ~ security
for a .oan OF t2O, The Township Committee
directed their clerk TO requer Coroner Virgins
% invest gate ill.," case immediately.
Halrns ncighbors IN Union Hill say they
fear the old mans death resulted from foul
play. but those who saw the body before burial
say that il bore no traces "f violence.
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Tweed. ra,ber.,n.Law'. Estate.

The will 81 Joseph c. Skaden. father-in law
Of William Tweed was entered tor probate Yesterday
The testsor gives 10 his daughter MARY Jane Tweed.
widow of william VI Tweed. hi. sold watch. and bond
So noo held b, him AMI male by her ani secured by
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street To M stcriiu inter- Frances ; lludrrdsc he
gives - N ~ and o. his trlui.uHi william Tweed ir
Richard rweef. thTrlc-r Tweed George y. Tweed.
Hnt his grludi tu-lrrs, Jruuie Tweed Mary \ Ma
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-14

Al the Canal Boat Owners Associations meet.
Ing yesterday. memorial u the Legislature wasap.
proved II prnys Tor the lowest possible tolls and Tor
tive freedom of the canal pracucahe for the
Increasing OF me depth Of the trunk canals one foot tor
The regulation by the Legislature Of terminal CHARGES at
New YORK and buffalo, and Tor the removal OF weigh
locks aud stationary and swing bridges and other abut
MentA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-14

PORTLAND. Oregon. March 13.-Gen. Howard
and Gov Terry have gone to Yakima City To Chef
ses, and alec investigate the situation Of Indian
affairs should the civil authorities attempt TO arrest
h~sss serious trouble will De nads.