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New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

T.. How AID & Co WATCHES
Arc ctur n erand and sold IN this country
tr4ry 10 law. genuine watch accompanied with
certificate whch dealers should give 10 the buyer Asa io
the genuine Howard VI Watch
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
A CoLORED BOYS FIFTY DOLLAR BILL.
WABASH RAILWAY COMPLAINTS.

A long conference between the Executive Com
mittce Of the Wabash Railway Company and Com
missioner Fink was held Yesterday All the mem
bers Of the committee We're present, and in addi-
tion 4. l.. Hopkins, the general manager Of the
road At the outset the Commissioning is under
70 St Louis by The Chicago roads. lie SAID that he
wished to remedy it, bat was not certain how
fbc result could be reached. lie ad.
mitted also that the Wabash Company had
The power to interfere seriously with schedu G
rates on West-bouni freight II was replied on the
{Ic that did not recognize Toledo rs a terminal
point and secure uniform rates per mile 10 81 Louis
- well as to Chicago. After long dis uSslon the
SufcTcuce was concluded on the promise Of Com
missioner Fink that tAc evils complained Of should
be remcdicd.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LAME BACK KIDNEY DISEASE

Bensons Capcne Poruns Piasers will relieve ani cure
great ina rOyeuen the ordinary uastes PrOp'rs
received highest aud only awards az both the rhadeDha
Exyu>itun- ASK physioaus IN locality
ab0uit It possesses wonderful merit sold by AL fuspeCLa
Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
Az UNRTvALLED LUNG REMEDY

When YOU next order Goldfish from your gro
c,r insist upon having the MGR Homeless brand,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
,.,,.g,, or ,v,rToY DwTGUT's DEATH

BIxGHAMfoN, y. Y, April 25.-Ihc Cor
er, inquest in the Of tie late Walton Dwight was
continued mere yesterday. The phyalcians VINO at
ended Lim while sick and others were examined iHc
.s,,,oDv AN went 10 show that he died Of cOngesye
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

All m'rngrments upon the patents and svs
TEN 81 applying electric HrueHtuuuf the iulW,.
riar Alarm Telegraph Co. viii Dee dealt wItA
oi the .iN fDT such cases provided.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY of Ncw-l lOrk,
5l~ !ruaIWav Apply at headquarters flr private urs
district service superior telephone and largest list Of sub
ttTfit,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
HOME NEWS.

ruppNoNtETTR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2lS BROADWAY.
o. m 55o Nom 500. 6lo. Midnicht 0o0.
" HIGHEST during the day. 6l'. lowest 6l1.
Avrraee ID ~ same gay, 1878. jSs'.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
OBITUARY..
BISHOP EDWARD r. AMEs.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-The Rev. Bishop Ed
rard r. Ames d. d. of the Methodist Episcopal Church
died at his residence in this city at 1925 o'clock this
morning in his seventyourth year, after protracted
illness from diabetes and pulmonary troubles His last
official act was to preside the East German Confer
euce held in Baltimore during the first week III April
which he did contrary to medical advice.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
11srrNINC rn IAW AND CONPLAINTs.

IINlENlENr ~ Law AMI ND-4i l@-AA-'i'-s
Corporation Counsel Whitney, in an opinion on
the power Of the Police Board to remove the Chief
If tina Bureau OF Elections submitted st the meet
ing of the Commissioners yesterday, decides that
uudcr the laws of 1872 as well as the charter acts
Di the following year, the Board has power to re-
move the chief lie holds that in case measures Tor
removal are taken the chief should he informed Of
the cause and time should be given for explanation.
A communication was received from John Todd OF
No. l3j West ThTtcenth-st., charging that he ana
NOT Cautain Williams made q complaint against
Patrick Mackcy for keeping a gambling house at
No. ,237 Broadway. Mr, Todd claims TO he abe
to furnish damaging testimony against captain
Williams. The Board paid no attention to the COM
mnulcatlnn. htKOnd ordering h on iI-e.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26

You NAV escape pneumonia by resorting in
time 10 JAMES EArLCIORASL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
R, RADWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated FOR the cure Of all dis
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases, headache constipation Indigestion dyspepsia,
bilious fever inflammation OF the bowels piles,
all arrangements OF the internal ylscerl NarantodtS
effect positive Price 2J cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE WORLDS FAIR COMMITTEE.


About twenty of the Committee of One Hundred
sppointed by the United States Board of Trade to
consider where would be the most appropriate
site for the Worlds Fair" of 1888, met
at the Windsor Hotel last night. Elwood
f. Thorne presided. Letters were re-
ceived from the Governor of Connecticut, the
MAYORS Of Syracuse. Grand Rapids Mich, ana New
Haven, Conn, announcing the appointment OF del-
egates to the National Convention OF the Board on
June Is to arrange for the exhibition. The secre-
tary spoke at great length until one OF the cGlhI
tee suggested that he was using TOO Wucn NaG"Do s
fine ON superhuouS ma ters committee of five
was appointed TO select forty-seVen names
from lists handed in by t1e &c GonIHdIrec Wdnpc;
offered resolutions suggesting that the united
States Board of Trade should carry out the move
ment: also that a cDinmittee of five should be aI-
pointed TO assist the president in selecting the 1o
lowing committees On plans and architecture,
site. tariff and transportation, hnance, .1oTelgh
affairs. opening ceremonies legislation, ngIlcuIIuS
and live stock, mines and mining, horticulture anu
Horticulture, fisheries, FISH culture, and Such other
committees as might I've necessary. The meeting
adionrned 70 meet at the same place April 80 at S
r. m. after giving the special committee power 10
Increase the general committee to 100. ana agreeing
10 adopt these suggestions at the next mee'ihg'
a COLORED BOYS FIFTY DOLLAR BILL.
The examination of Clifton 4. Merritt the cashier
of the Metropolitan Hotel, who is charged by Lem
mel Williams, a young negro seaman, with having
given him only four silver quarters in exchange Tor
$50 bill, was begun at the Tombs Police Court
ycserlay. Merritt repeated the version he has al
ready given Of the affair, and insisted that what
was handed to him was ~ bill. Several witnesses
testified that liliams certainly bad 800 Diil IN
his possession about the time the trouble TOOK p!3'r
One witness claimed 10 know a Mr.. JanZcn VINO had
Iceu changed with the larceny Of SO bill under
similar circumstances. lie thOucht Williams looked
like the man who made the charge at Lhat u44c'
hut could not identify him under oath. IL was 9c-
cidcd to cauSc Mr.. JauZau 20 appear IN court TINS
uorninc, when the examination viii proceed
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
FRAUDS IN SILK IMPORTATIONS.

The Treasury Department has been engaged for
some time in investigating alleged undcrvaluatIons
in silk importatlons and il is understood that the
cham of evidence is so complete that prompt and
decisive action 10 be taken. Special agents have
been engaged in the investigation. and lt has eX-
tended to transactions both IN this country and
Europe. II is claimed that the evidence already
obtained shows cOncusively that the Government
has been defrauded of at least 100000 year by
the urderyaluation Of silk for several ycals and
that in many thcreihaV ebeen corrupt practices
bv Government examiners and other emplOlCs. In
one instance IL is said, direct evidence OF the ac-
ceptance of money 10 lower the valuation of an in
voice of silks has been Obtained. and the name oil
the offending examiner has been sent to Secretary
Sherman.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
errKING AN NIrNCTIoN on "FATINITZA.n

Daniel II. Harkins, manager of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre was severed last evening with an order to
show cause why an injunction should not issue
restraining him from continuing the playing of
the opera "Fatinitza' at that theatre.
Ihe order. which IS Teturnable before Judge Sedg-
wick IN the Superior Court tins morning. was OBJ
famed Yesterday bv Gustav Amherg of No, 900
peorI-sf The plaintiff claims that he purchased
from Suppe. the author OF the opSra, the
exclusive right TO produce it in America f;
tGat he has transferred this right TO AdOlph
NcueUdorf the manager of the Germdnla Theatre
that the latter about to present the opera at his
theatre aud that the production OF u at tie ruin
Gycnue Theatre is a violation of the plaintiffs
,itr
New-York tribune., 1879-04-26
7 VABORATORYofNATURE.--Asahel-Wa Waukc
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Impotence. .Weaknes.

CTRICTURE, Impotence aud Diseases of the
- Organs radically speedily curet Hours
10 aud 10 Hen RI A. DANIELS ND, IA LsNiugtsn
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"Timss are hard y "Peeple have
no money :" these, and similar excu.
eco are always urged IN eztennation
and BY way Of apology for nes'ecting
tho ordinary duties Of life, yet many
things can be done without affecting
the "times," or taking any great
amount Of the "people's money s"
such for instance ~ repairing the
pavements and making convenient
crossings for pedestrians.
For man aud tho sons and dao6ht.
ers of men, to procure tho necessary
actualities of life, . certain amount Of
walking is absolutely imperative and
must be done. Now the imagination
cannot conceive, or the fancy paint,
q more diabolical picture than ono Of
the above named persons hurrying
on, intent on 4 mission Of pleasure Or
gaio, suddenly, and without previous
warning, finding himself or herself ~
tho case may be, 10 . eco Of loose
brick and mud, tho slush Of tho mud
makes them hunt . firmer foundation
and they timidly plant tbei- feet %
q neighboring brick to escape the
disagresable mud, but alas, the friend.
" brick is loose and simply lying on
the ground Independently, and Of itl
own accord 20 to speak, the foot
touches tho edge Of tho brick, II
yields to tho unequal pressure, and
fortunate 10 tho unhappy perambula-
tor If he or che does not como out
With . sprained or dislocated ankle.
St. Denis Street is ono Of our prin.
cipal tbroughfares, particularly flo.
quented by strangers, yet there 10 one
of tho most horrible breaks in the
side walk there, been permitted "a
grow and increase year by year until
it has become . perfect terror to the
aforesaid promeuaders. Those -.
quaiuted with the place, shun il - Il
tho small pox flag was hanging out
ofths house, whilst tho stranger mus|
Do content 70 curee and damn it, fol
it il tho only satisfactiou he bee.
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NEw ORLEANS, La. Jan. 81, 1871

NEw ORLEANS. La, Jan. 81, 1873.
Peoples indicator
mol. pros. entered 10 Mass0n case.
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and gave now bonds yesterday. Dema
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NOTICF.
Succession Of Nh. 1sctor J. Raekal-
~ Zeliss Lattiev.
FRANCOIS RACIAL hgvine applied
i for the administration Of tie success,
sion Of Nm. Feline Rachal. Notice h
hereby given 70 oil whom Il may con-
eeen, 70 show cause, within ton dsya
from thie dats. Why tho application n
The petitioner Ghould not b granted.
IN. B. TUCKER
jan. 26-St. Parish judge.
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A Wright Good Lunch for A0c at Gus
Wright's, consisting Of Oyster Soup,
Beef Steak, Java Coffee, Bread and But.
tor; pickles and all sorts of sexsonings
furnished free.
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The Bill repeating the ct incor.
porating the Louisiana Lottery
Company, passed the Henate On
Thursday lest, and goes to the
Governor for his approval. - Z
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Csastabl3s Sale. 80.
T. P. Balthasas Z c., v. Bush Dsvio
Ninth Jsstiess Coart PssiGh ofNasehi.
teehss, La No. g.
DY virtue Of Q wit a II. FL. % ~
ID directed In tho above entitled and
numbered suit, BY tho Honorable tho
Ninth Justice Of tho Peaee, Parish of
Natchitoches, I have seized and will Of.
fer for sale ct public auction ct le o'clock
NJ, at 7. Chsler's Store, in said Parish, on
Saturday, 9Th day Of February, 1879,
The following property, to-wit:
One gay Horse.
Ono on. 4
One Cow and Cali.
Isras Of Sale.
Cab, subject 10 appraissmsat.
G. +. CnALER,
Jan. Is. Constable, Ward >.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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l0O V1NDICAIOK NckuOWIoUkeS Tue
following subscriptions:
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No D. Scarborough
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g. W. Kearney ="
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The New Orleans Democrat.
We acknowledge the following receipts
for the N. o. DEMO GRAFT, under the VIM.
DICTATOR plan.
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The editor in chief is back and resumes
bic labors, fOr,s time at least.
Business around town this week has
been too fat to talk about.
Chew JAcxsox's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Nov. 3O-1y.
Ought Poete, our baker, drive . thor.
oagbred h0rsei
The several rehearsals of our string
band IN different parts Of the city has
caused tenants to demand . reduction in
Tho rent
Red 10 the prevailing color just now
with the average girl and = young man
Win lavender pants.
Our popular friend Willis Holmes has
besa appointed tax collector of this par
II. Col. Lane, who has made On excel.
knit sellsstos, declining re-sppointment.
1vaybedy will b sstishsd with NJ
Our leads.
Oar roods ars In . horrible condition.
Ths cold sasp Of Dscember..Ianuary has
ssndssed The coil 20 rotten that most ;of
sar highwsys orc inpssssble. The road
y Grand Esors, particularly, 10 in co.,
Alnla~ .~>h - - h~vn m..vne ao~m IL
Css,es sons means 10 derived for ito 70.
pairS e.
, a.. m .,. ,.:...
nv ~. ' ': -
se'.'''' - ~ ''1.., " ill.," -
49,. 49, ~ VIZ. so.':.' P.~
NJ 49,. G ~. ~. 1891 :. W..
~ eta q, haenee, s,unble No little
- .e''.'. - ~. 49,. '.s-
"oaa' :" e' 'o.'o 10 Tue
s' J'''o'. no"o'0'' ~. "0"''0.
80 % "sa sns' "e 'o'"'o oApsc'
sssy ss'soos'"''
Hee. n. J. Cunningham givss graph
,es>a1snent Of the Natehitoehss diiieul.
~ Nsvspapse accounts but shadow
whes - said, but ~ soon y the report u
.aAs N full y. will give it to our pso-
- lAshs mean time we pnei'sh u -
t~ee sesAs new orleans press
TAsrs i q THE time perfect rush for
ls,es. Oar farmers arc oil in tho field
end ~ sesnbls u great for hands
VI sa1astasd that in some ssetions tho
ssnsvsl Il eolorsd lsbossrs hes bssn
esaA Wills The increase in others bee
~ ess'sp'nd'ns'y ia'se'
AlltAe heeds u our courts have bssn
enu,ea a - New Orlssus BY deputy
neahalp, and ~ only thing in order
~ \ no eosrt,n but oer bellies az that
100 ia,o oes remaining TO court" then.
Ws ve.n Kketo accommodate the,u ; u
hinesab,s, ~ hsvs . captain, sad ~
la.'t r.,k = 1Surth eosposal in that con
49,, ~ that W 30 scared, gifls, but II
% u ls1s that We cart dodge .
= ~ skillst; our eraaiun viii b.
-, VstM.
a Y. ..,.ss o.. great nurbsr Of
- .Aov~a>an ar eitv h. al The
~. r.a...,t.,a v.,,o,, t.v.r
tswE dinl sssP y wesse tAan ~.
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TIMON--CHAPifAN-Ou Wednesday,
January 18th, ct Annie Glade plantation,
Mr.. A. n. Timon to Mis- A. J.. Chapman,
daughter Of DR.. B. F. Chapman.
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rnH MILL SFILL0RlNDINa.
Thirty Citizens q Duress.
% More Wanted and' Are Ready 70
Rssponl-On We 0ove 70 theD,e.
tatorship -hayes' Seuthron
Policy Fully
Exposed.

On Saturday last there arrived in our
quiet city eleven q. 8. Ma,hals with
capiases for sixty citizens, founded upon
indictments procured by Blunt, Lewis,
J. E. Breda, A. P. Breda and V. A. Bar
ron. This list embraced persons who are
personally obnoxious to tho prccurery,
aud leading Democratic citizens against
whom no criminal charge can for . mo-
ment stand.
Thirty ofthe number have gone down
to New Orleans on the Bart Able on
Tuesday last and We suppose the remain
der will soon follow; at least such 10 our
solemn and serious advice. To dodge
and run would seem guilt and that we
must avoid the semblance Of: Our in
nocence Of any crime We fully proclaim
and we are determined to stand together
to the bitter end, that our cause may be
viudicated and the foul slanderers Of our
people triumphsntly refuted.
Our defence has been fully arranged
Our attorneys, Thanks to the noble and
disinterested kindness Of such patriots -
Governor Willis and Treasurer Burke,
have been retained and We are ready to
meet our accusers on any ground they
may desire, conscious that our acquittal
will speedily follow.
A stranger who measured foot one
way and S foot tother wearing large
sombrera, and whose hair hung in cork.
screw curls over . dirty collar entered =
well-known restaurant in this city to
have bic commissary replsnished ono day
last week while waiting for bis order he
amused himself by walking around tho
room, and looking 1t what he thought
were curiosities, finally he came up on .
large basket containing crabs right hero
be stopped; we.saw that hs was troubled,
bic face WAS of . death pale color, and
perspiration rolled down his cheeks like
rain, he threw bis hand back of bis hip
and the next thing We cav, out ca,ne q
navy-six the proprietor not wishing to
get shot took hold Of tho excited strsu-
ger, and wanted to know what WAS the
matter with him, to this tho stranger ~
piled, that there was nothing tho matter
with him, but there was . large tarsntuls
in that basket and he was going to shoot
the life out Of it, before getting bit by
sucha veuomous reptile F; the proprietor
at this point broke out in : big fat laugh
and told our stranger that he was mis-.
taken that What he seen in tho basket
were saltwater crabs. Crab! 0ollemilety,
I've been oil over the plains Of tho West,
scalped 1ndians by the acre and slaugh.
tered budaloes by tho millions, bot never
had anything to make my hair stand on
ends like them there saltwater crabs.
Our stranger cot up tho Sunday extracts
for the crowd and departed . wiser man.
The ROLL.
These VIXEN The Outrage nm Hro.
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The ROLL.
These VIXEN Tie Outrage nm Hfo.
peses % 0rlnl-lfm Can.

Tho srrrets made 10 for, and The list
which We publish below In full embraces
leading eitisens. young and old, indis.
criminatsly ssleetsd BY "Blunts gang
with view Of intimidatins and oatrag-
ing them. Every walk oflifs 10 invaded.
The pres, the lawyer, The physician, the
mechanic, tho farmer, the merchant, the
omeial lion judge Of our district down
= ward eeastabls, - rslesssatsd3a thu
Wholesale estfaGs.
Ths tblswlpg y IL Ut asaisit whea
ndietneats hsvs heoo tosad.
'Nums Tausin.
J. II. Hin.
Landry Charlsvills.
Jules Brstsl.
". n. TfsumGll.
Mathew Hsrtsog.
Thosl F. Porter.
Allen whsslse, il.
1ueian Jaek.
]. ". Little.
Jack Gilch,ist.
D. Blackshsr.
sSam II. Hysma
PIP. Brsassale.
joseph Chstlsvills.
Joseph Stephens
6aml. Hynsa
John Dodd.
n. H. Campbell.
Thos. Flaansr.
B. Tucker.
". Z. Russell.
james Usoias.
A.v. Carter.
"Thso. Pfudhomms.
q. ". Kile.
y. Alphosss Prudhonns.
Charles Hamlin.
~. H. Cosgrove.
Louis 4. Dsblisux.
Cbas. Payne.
w. h. Jack.
g. z. Gillespie:
e. Cloutier.
y. c. Ttiebsl.
Charles Porter.
'Jas. 7. epsowl.
'Jas. I. King.
'0soeye Kils.
J. 4. Barlow.
". Q. Bssaesils.
". b. Car.
R.W Flemming.
N. J. Cunningham
John Hartman.
'wn. n. Lazy.
james Tucker.
~. n = Tucker.
ID. Rleeten.
John 0saoe.
II. Vallee
q. + Curtis.
y. Racgia
~. II. Carver.
'Jsssph T: Jssnses.
sJoAa \. T1ekse.
'Chaslee Lazy.
NV. oo61sth (1ead.
~ A. Hhnaa ~aAh $500
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