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NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK, cor. Sth-ave.
~ and eth the first Of each month
Assets s3669. lSS O7 surplus 3 J2og32S ~
C. w. BRiNCKERHOFF see RICHARD II bO Li+ ftea
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above legal
Guireulelt-..... s3944075 s4.l284jO Inc s2s3475
The market to-day dull the total transactions
amounting only 1O4 s55 shares and tie fluctuations
prices Of active stocks with few exceptions not exceed
iug L per cent Immediately after tie opening heavy
tone prevailed and prices saged rather than dropped
Following the announcement OF the bank statement
there were few moments Of aotiyy, with fractional
advance, but this movement quickly subsidized and at
the end prices neither their best nor worst.
Michigan Central exception 10 the general rule,
and sold from s47s down s3 rayng 10 s4 and closing
81 s3%- Erie firm IN tho morning, selling at 24lss
24Ss but later it sold at 244a24s by way Of London
We have the latest ocal reports OF the business Of the
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Total saleR for the day
'3l seller TO days.
Losing PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ICES OF MINING STOCKS.
San rRAxcisco CLOSING PRICES OF
Yesterday To-day.

Government bonds on = moderately active business
show no ndlcatIoLs Of recovrv aud indeed the coupon
q. of ISL are down 10 1854. Ot3cy varieties were
without any speca' We annex current closing
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sltnanone WanIe0-- ,tla!ss

4 YOUNG MAN, age Fl, will accept any 3
uat oa ofercd alm IN any part ot the world goo rel
eUcp. Address J. M Tribute ptOwu Once l.-S
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EARMER-DAIRY and POULTRY.-By an

GARDENER-By man who thoroughly un-
~ derstands the business IN al branches greenhouses.
hot cod grgpaIlrs, Management Of gpntlen4D'a q
best Of references Address D. f. Tribune Uptown
Office, .23s Broadway.
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The following IL comparative statement OF the ex-
uorts of specie from the port of Newiork to foreign
porte from January l to this date, for period 0t
tweuty-pight wears:
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COACHMAN, &c.-COOK. q


~ BY married man with small family = American
and nddeagei understands every branch Il
farming stOc raising &C = competent coach
outdoor gardener best references Apply at CAR
PENTER'S. los bth-ave, rear Sth-st
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. cDmparatiye totals /:

Clcuatou - Ig335,2OO l5.-9O,JJ0 Dec. s4.SVO
The .o4ov!ng shows the relations between the total
reserve aud the total deposit liabilities
March March p. Changes
suecia al 3I2 400 sl-sI8 roo Inc. Sl,49l 300
LegaiteDdcrs... SgI784OJ 36S7S,GUO Dec. 2.4OO,ouO
Totsi reserve. s5G4ss $40 s. 7763OO Dec. S7OS.5OO
Reserved Ieu' red
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fluanrial.

TOR SALE-5,OOO Columbus and Hooking
Valley Railroad stock, 10000 Valley Railroad
stock BY W. A MAHoNY, Columbus. Ohio. negotaior OF
loans dealsr IN bonds and stocks
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CARDENER. COACHNAN. &c. +

NJ swedish Protestant married nan 40 ncun.urlnc.
coed gardener nf;rnte driver and and mix a1d
-, :nytnng about gItcmans place b,sg
rcoonmcndatious. Apply Or address al CAltPENTLR. No.
los 1th nrlr 9tL..:.
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TTT y IlIT n " TTTT
10 0OO.....-. 7Sds
Western PaC Is
1909. c..lOi
Union Pacific
Siu king tUnd
1000 ......lnS
L J. L lst
1000 be l0T "a
EAuSa, PSC l~t IS
Denver Division
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT,
Thursday. May 20, 1870.

Thursday, May 20, 1870.
Present All the justices.
by CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
No, 747S In the matter Of the minor Peter
q. misunderstanding refused.
No. 7455. City Of New Orleans VS.. Mccain
ct al-Rehearing refused
No. GO23 w. ID. Peterson, executor. VS.. J. j.
Brown.-Re hearing refused.
No. 5S45. Ct. f. Miller vs.. I'll. s. Buckner.-
Rehearing refused.
No. 1866 Charles Madnel VS.. Jules Tuyes ct
Rehearing refused
No $3.50 4. Mcconnell VS.. John Paisley
Rehearing refused.
BY JUSTICE DE BLANC.
No. 1893 VIM. p. O'Hern, appellant, VS.. HI
berna Insurance Company OF New Orleans
ct ais.
Rehearing granted, and on rehearing for
mer decree and Judgment appealed from
amended by reducing the rate Of damages to
II per cent.
Justice Mari delivered dissenting opinion.
BY JUSTICE SPENCER.
No. 1926 City Of New Orleans vs. Rhenish
WestfaIian Lloyds and Imperial and Northern
Insurance Company. -Rehearing refused.
BY JUSTICE WHITE.
No 67OO Chaffe II Sons vs.. Ernest Hyner,
appellant Frank & Co. intervenors and APP
pellants.-On rehearing.
Former decree maintained as regards the
defendants, and set aside as regards the in
tervenors, rs to whom the Judgment appealed
from Is reversed.
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

CONVICTED.
Ex-Recorier S. j. N. Smith, oppression in
office, prisoner released on bonds to await
sentence.
MOTIONS.
Mr.. Gutenberg, attorney for S. j. N. Smith,
convicted of oppression in office filed a mo-
tion for a new trial on tie ground that the
verdict was contrary to law. The motion
will be argued on Saturday.
CASES CONTINUED.
Officer Timothy Mckay. false imprison-
ment: Indefinitely
Edgar J. Andry, embezzlement; indefi-
niteiy.
SENTENCED.
Mayin Mason, carrying a concealed wea-
pom; SIS or ten days Parish Prison.
INFORMATIoNS.
d. G. OMealley and Jno. WARREN, carrying
concealed weapons.
Bill Stewart, stabbing, etc.
GRAND JURY FINDING.
The grand jury found true bill against
w. j. Chevalller for emhezzIement on the
twenty-seventh instant, and yesterday he
was brought into court and placed under
$4,000 bonds. He failed to furnish the bail
and was remanded to the Parish Prison.
The money alleged to have been embezzled
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Yesterday evening, at 4 o'clock, the mem
bers Of Pelican Hook and Ladder Company
No. assembled at their truck house and pro-
ceeded In body to the residence OF one of
their deceased comrades, in order to pay the
last tribute OF respect to his memory Ar
irving at the house the pall-bearers entered
carried the coffin outside and deposited it on
the truck, whose headlight wase draped in
mourning, and then, to the mutiled tones of q
funeral march. the body was borne to the st.
Louis Cathedral, where the solemn ceremonies
were held over the remains of Louis Achille
Berman, aged AZ years, an exempt member of
Pelican A, whose death was deeply regretted
by his comrades
In order to show their appreciation OF their
during life, the boys" of Pelican 4 carried
him to his last home, resting on the ladders
he had so often and bravely scaled during his
career. at the call of duty
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save costs by paying state license ant
capital tax now.
Duplicate photographs may be- had from neg.
atfves made at Washburn's twenty years ago.
BASE BALL.
senator Frank j. Rulger club.

This club was organized on Monday, May
26, 1879, and the following officers and players
elected: Frank J. Bulger, honorary presi-
dent; Daniel Marley, president and p, Jack
Welsh, captain and c., James Nixon, secre-
tary and 1T b Wm siebs r. r trGss VIZ
nell, 8. g.; James Marley, T. T.. Archie Fia "a,
gan, |. f.: Peter Marley, c. f.. Bull Shields,
water boy. All challenges to be addressed to
President, at No. 10s Calliope street.
THE DEXTER CLUB ON THE wARfATH ONCE
MORE.
At a meeting held on Wednesday evening,
May %. the following nine was elected Tor the
ensuing year: Jas. Gibson, i. H. Shrinrer,
G. f.; r. Davey, I'd b.; Jas. J. Hand, LIST b.;
John Hurley, o.. h. McBridge, g.; Jas Guth-
RE, !. T.; Jas. Gradey, s. s.; oscar STOW, 90 o.
A. J. Dunn, president; =. B. Reynolds, secre-
tary.
All a meeting held on Saturday night. at 139
Magazine street, the Dan Moriarty Base Ball
Club was organized and the following officers
were elected Dan Moriarty, honorary presl-
dent; Ed. Close vice president and I. f.; Jas.
GiIen. captain and o., William Heavey, treas.
urer and D.; James MCGOWAN, secretary and
81 IT, John Hessian. steward and 1T o.; las
Bannon, I'd b.; Martin Murphy. S. g.; John
Schultz, /. f.: Monk Gallagher G. T. Water
boys Tom Conroy and Jerry the goat. We
would like to hear from the Chris Sentes.
BRUIsERs' CLUB.
The Bruisers' Base Ball Club was organ
lied last Monday night. The following olfi-
GERS were elected: A. Schuer, president ana
D.; W. Scoggins, captain and q; I. Cope, 1T
s.: b. Lewis, ri b.; Il. Schiller. BIZ b., 3.
Frank, s. S. and treasurer; G. kendig, l. |.
and secretary j. Boyle. r.f: W. Slippery, G:
f.; j. Malone, water boy. This club would
like to hear from the Dantes and the Souie
Base Ball Club.
PAUL WATERWAYS VS., \. b. FACETS.
There was an immense throng present on
Montegut Square yesterday afternoon to see
the match between these two clubs. The
game was an exciting one, as will be noticed
from the score, until the eighth inning, when
the Waterman nine put in some heavy Work.
During the play Hawkins distinguished him
self In putting two men out on q double play,
and Bell, the noted pitcher, wound up the
game On d splendid fly:
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unnecessary. / had always thought that
competiti0n il the soul OF trade"
The New Orleans Gas Company, not salts
fiad with ftS

Unnecessary. ! had always Thought that
"cnmpetltion IS tne sou. u G .,amo not sot,a-
~ ,gi tI,M nj
''oe "-''. ''s ,,,.,e,,,,, ,,oroporv
80 isf1' I, n sl.l, ,,,.. ,..,.a)
(see extracts from its charters herein lhcloss
Tor supplying illuminating gas 70 I lils c Ivy
and community clalm even 70 p1ssess. W
same monopoiy TOT coohing anu hsa .
gas, use not feieTTeu " - ~ III ~ IA ?.
The idea That u alone mas tne ilgnI 70 l Ivy
pipes ~ ne streets OF tnls ety Is oe ,,,n ts
cusslng. LII the new company 10 laying -
pipes, etc, should occasion any uanasa W
those Of the New Orleans Gasllght COMPANY,
II will be. as matter or course, respons, SUI,
FOR slch damages. But tnere - ~ ~ I,,e
probability Of such negligence on lts paIg.
With regard to the imaginary dangers gers re- e
sultihg from the use q Wa.at WI; y a,cb
by Mr.. jackson, the pest relu,aIioa VI sun
Irrational charges Is that ZIG gas NJ va'ri
been IN use 1or oyer Two yan,s - n n bnide
Tic accompanyipg pamphlet, etc. =
Its use is increasing rapidly from day to
In March ts7s the number of private and
hubble buildings using Ii has quadrupled.
Moreover this gas is being introduced In the
PRINCIPAL cities of the North, wherever no
,,nonoaoIv exists III favor Of coal gas
IA nortion Of the letter now refers to the
oplnions of some OF the abest chemists rela-
live to Tho pnrity of water gas
Tho wator pas | represent REQUIRES
~. s,,,, ,,,r,rrro,
NO hAehosisb fhiNinD'E'
IT wants merely 70 Introduce here new IA
dustry, at cost OF about III ,0oo,ooO, Tor which
II Will give y cheap ana pure "a lof ,he pur-
pose OF cooking, heating and such other uses y
as the inhabitants 81 this city may thlhk IL
To their advantage 10 apply 70.
This new Industry Will moreover give occu-
patton TO many Of our poor people VINO RE
now in very Strengthened circumstances, PEI
sides bringing mere very large amount ol
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT
AUCTION SALES.
by G. e. Girardey.

the First District Of this city. In the s,r.ra
bounded by Prytanta. Coliseum Euterus l M I
front on Prytania street by III feet inehaa ~
lines in depth. between parallel lines. Tha Ss IA
lot Is designated by the No. u on a plan III" hs
notary publ as plan No. 1l8 md also u aa ia.
No. 2s on plan No, IS In the same ot,lee T w
gelher with all the buildings and Improve.
ments thereon. Comprising the handsome twos
Prytana street. -' ava Lea
Terms and Conditions-O One half or mora
caah. at the option OF the purchaser. and tha
leans Savings Institution at par. the Ul
to assume the taxes due and exigible in issa
over and above the, price Of adjudication. ani
further pay In cash the auctioneers eharaaaa
for the sale of the property Ases
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before A. Hero. ESD, notary public. :
my25 30 81
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
DECISION BY JUDGE TISSOT.

DECISION BY JUDGE TIssOT. ..m
Succession Of J. G. Levois. Two applica-
tlons have been filed In this court for the
opening Of the succession Of j. G. Levels The
first by Emanuel Bourbon. the second by
Daniel A. Wilson. For a synopsis Of Bour-
bon's petition see court columns Of Thurs
day The public administrator alleges that
he Is the public administrator for the parish
of Orleans, and that said Levois left property
iii this State, and a vacant estate without
heirs or other legal representatives in this
State, and that an administrator should be
appointed to said succession without delay.
None of the allegations of either of said petit
tons are proven, except that Of the death Of
j. c. Levois.
There is no proof before the court that the
estate of Jules G. Levois was vacant.
Both applications denied.
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WAS taken while he was treasurer OF the Fire
mems Charitable Association.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

MISTRIAB.
Nancy Cary-1st, breaking. and "a, larceny.
NOBLE PRosEQUI
Dr. james McCrasste and Poilaig Johnson
Larceny.
ACQUITTED.
T.. TalIezano-Larceny.
DISCHARGED.
Petit Jury for the month of May.
TESTIMONIAL.
The following was presented by the mem
hers of the jury to Judge Abel:
ssWe the members of the jury of this hon
orable court, impaneled to serve during the
month Of May, having terminated our labors,
desire before retiring to return to the court
and the officers thereof our thanks for the
uniform courtesy manifested to us throughout
the term ..
representing thedifferent branches of In
dllstry OF this commonwealth as body We
desire to state that we recognize In your
honor magistrate who reflects great credit
upon tho community, and whom we hope an
Ajlwise Providence will preserve to the good
people OF the State as one whom they can look
to redress wrongs and from whom to obtain
justice.
an conclusion, we hope that when the State
again needs our services as jurors that 1t
will be under your honor.
At the close Of the testimonial his honor
returned thanks for the compliment, and on
motion of ex-Attorney General Simeon Bel
den the testimonial was spread upon the
minutes. r.=
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN DEvINE.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Al .179.

pY G. E. GIRARDEY. .AucIIoneer-o Office
ID No. 81 Camp street, On SATURDAY. June
III 1879 at u o'clock m at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, In the rotunda OF the st. Charles
Hotel in this city. will be sold at public auction,
by virtue and in pursuance OF an order from
the Honorable A. L. Tissot. judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated
the twelf b day Of MAY, 1879. and rendered
in the above entitled succession. the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In
the First District of this city. in the square
bounded by Chippewa formerly Pacanlerl. An
nunciation, Richard and Market streets, measu-
ring 81 feet IL inches and 5 lines front on
Chippewa street by depth Of 1877 feet 10 inches
and ioes, between parallel lines on a certain
plan draw by g. A. Hedin. architect. dated the
twentieth day of May. 1860, and deposited for
reference in the office Of I. O. Stark. formerly a
the s SINE eI prop99ty which was acquired by the
said John Deyine. deceased, by purchase from
Miss Sophia Curneeu. by act passed before said
r. o. Stark, late notary. dated the twenty ninth
Of Dc ober 1850: together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms and Condtions-Cash, and the pur-
chaser to ass ume the taxes duo and eXigible n
1879 over the price Of adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchaser
before ". J. Castell ESQ notary public.
my1T "a 81 le7 IA 81
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WATER GAS.
Gen. Reaurexard's Answers to the Objec-
tiOns Of tho President Of the New
orleans Gas Company.

Gen. Beauregard one of the applicants for
Tho privilege to lay mans pipes. etc., TO sup
nlv the city with cooking and heating gas,
has addressed lengthy communication to
the Council in answer to the objections Of
President Jackson. Of the New Orleans Gas
Company, In which he takes occasion to
say:
The grounds of opposition of Mr.. James
Jackson are. to say the least, the most singu-
lar on record. Either he knows very little OF
the water gas, which he condemns, or ne
does not tell what he knows on the subject.
He says that coal gas Is superior to the
other In heating power, ana that ne 'can
supply it more eheaply." The specific gravity
Or density of water-gas Is 70S while that or
coal gas Is only $50, and the brilliancy OF the
first IL equivalent to "a 8 (nearly % candies,
whilst that vi the best quality Of coal gas ~
only l6 The gas furnished In this city
Is SELDOM, III EVER,
over fourteen candles in brilliancy. On the
city Of New York coal gas is furnished at
= SO per thusand cubic feet, while water gas,
SO much more dense and brilliant, y supplied
at 81 49, as may be seen by the following eX-
tract from letter Of February 7. 1879, from
MIR JAS Fl. Cranston, proprietor OF the New
York Hotel:
/. We consider it water gas) superior TO
the coal gas made by any OF the compahiesin
New York. 1t is, we believe, some Is per
therefore - per cent more light for equal con-
sumption.
2 II is cheaper for the above reasons; be-
sides, the Manhattan Gas Company (the only
company making good quality OF gas) con-
tinue to charge large consumers s. 50 per
thousand cubi,' feet. while we are paying the
Municipal s. 40. 10 Per cent off 81 l6
y. There L. NO perceptble smell from the
water gas.
l. 1t does not smoke at all where proper
eaanets are used unless Ill great draft where
ene sSnI Nm cushion Is necessarily imperfect.
tire satisfaction - - 80 -
MI, II Ia, me New Orleans Gas Company can fur
our city and citizens, o''0'p w
WHY HAVE THEY NOT
eoae go already, when our people are 40 i'm
hs,oVerished as 70 be on the Verge of rnin2 Mr.
saehson holds also that 1t Ii altogether IN
.sd ags 70 suppose that competition viii bring
~sMa VIC price OF gas etc. Comment u here
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pY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AND Or
ID der of sale, rendered April 49, 1879. and
signed April %. 1879. to me directed by the hon
orabe the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled mat er. | will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, In the
2. 1872 at IL o'clock M, the following described
: 4 OBTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this eli y. In the square
bounded by Royal. HOSPITAL. Bourbon ana Ur-
sultnes streets, measuring, American measure
twenty-four feet eight inches front on Royal
street by depth OF one hundred and twenty
seven feet eleven inches but having the said
width between parallel lines only to depth Of
one hundred and three feet eleven inches SO
depth 1t measures only nineteen feet nne
inches Ia width, between parallel lines; which
lot OF ground Is designated by the number nine
on a plan drawn by Jn. Pile, surveyor dated
the fourth OF January. 1882, annexed to an act
Of Felix De Armas, thena notary public In this
city, on the tenth Of January, 1882. together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Being the same properly which was ac-
quired by the late Adele Rxner widow Of
Denis Lananx, as follows: The one undivided
en- paiment passed before FL. P. Caire. late q
notary public in this city, on the nineteenth of
March, 1851, and the other undivided half from
her brother, George Rixner, by act passed be-
fore Francois Chalk then parish recorder for
the parish of st. Charles. on the thirty first of
Terms-Cash on the spot, the purchaser to
assume all the taxes due and exigible In 1879.
Act of sale before Charles 7. Soniat, notary
~ : j. r. ALcEE GaUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
mY2 l6 % 80 le2
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O AMATCH COMING OFF.

We learned last evening that the owners of
the yachts Juanta and Maggie each have
such confidence in the prowess of their boats
that they do not feel satisfied with their late
contest. and that proposition to run fifteen
mile race over the late course, for $1,000 side,
has been made and accepted The minor de-
tails of the match have not been agreed to,
and 1t il not known who will sail either boat.
The friends e1 the Susie S. also have ready
a $1,000 bill Is be covered by any yacht. As
vet none have faced the music.
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pY O. e. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Offlee No.
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY. June 3. 1879,
at ~ O'Clock M, ut the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, In the rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel,
will be sold at public auction. by virtue and In
able the Second District Court for The parish Of
Orleans, on the seventeenth January. 1867. and
an order supplementary thereto. dated the
eighth March, 1879, and rendered In the
above entitled matter by the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the same court. the following described
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city In the square
bounded by Rampant Dryades, Gravier and
Perdido streets. measuring Al feet 10 inches
and 5 lines front on Rampant street BY depth
Of s5 feet II inches. between parallel lines.
The location is ntral. within two squares OF
the Poydras Market. and adapted for store and
dwelling purposes.
Terms-One third cash; bahnce at one and
two years credit. for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing all the
usual clauses of 8 per cent per annnm Interest
from the day OF sale until final payment; Der
cent attorneys fees and the. purchaser to as
sumo the taxes due and ,exigibe In 1879. over
the price of adjudication.
Act of sale before A J. Lewis. ESQ. notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser.
my17 81 81 JET
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CUsTOM-HOUsE NOTES.

The building will be closed to-day in honor
OF the day.
The Postoffice also closes at noon.
Isldore Deutscbe was before United States
Commissioner Quintero again yesterday and
was placed under $500 bonds to appear before
the United States Court and answer the
charge Of bribing O. revenue officer.