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WASHINGTON.
The Appropriation Bills in the
i ia Hands of the President.
A Probable Veto of the Expense
z Bil1-Ths Position This Will
Place the Democrats In.
Especial to the Democrat


WASHINGTON. June 21.-All three appro-
priation bills are now ready to be sent to the
White House, and 1t Is generally conceded
that ait least one (the supplementary judieiaD
will be- vetoed. This brings the Democrats
face TO face with the difficulty that has beset
their ogunetls from the first, to wit: a
divided opinion oIf TIM auestim whether Con
gress ought to adjourn at once or enter into
another contest Of ase-mongering to meet
Hayes's frivolous objection. About half of
the Democrats In both houses are Tor ad-
iournment at once, and the other half nold
that all the bills must be got through In some
shape before final adjournment.
The veto Of the judicial bill will undoubted-
" largely recruit the ranks OF the former
and diminish those OF the latter.
>>-.>- S''@---e-es,-- - A. @. b.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL RELATIVE TO THE
LIQUIDATION OF THE FREEDMENs
BUREAU.
The bill reported by Mr.. Garland In the
Senate to-day from the select COMMITTEES on
the Freedmen's Bank and Trust Company,
make the Controller Of the Currency sole
vides that no claims shall be paid to deposi-
tors except on property verified by pass
books. Where pass books have been lost or
destroyed the commissioner will have to pc
convinced Of it thoroughly before allowing the
The solicitor OF the treasury ls vested with
power to investigate whether the bank was
fraudulently maIaged and on On finding
eyienee OF fraud or corruption Is au-
neeted faead1 therein e. ID tie civil and criminal
courts Of the District Of Columbia. All fees
and costs are to be paid out Of such funds Of
the company as the Controller may have 10
hand. Il any unnecessary delay y mace 10
thorized to invest such funds OF the county
| as he has in United States bonds, to be depos-
tied In the United States treasury until ready
| to pay the claims, and then the money, when
ready to be divided, shall be placed 10 various
| to depositors by the disbursing officers OF
| said banks who shall take receipts for the
same to meet the demands OF deposttors
as far as twill go. The bill appropriated
$3.50, 600 for the purchase OF the banks prop,
erty In this city, which, when properly fitted
| up, shall be used by the Court OF Claims.
| FAILURE or THE SILK CROP IN FRANCE.
| Our consul at Lyons confirms his former
reports to the State Department OF the fall.
ure Of the silk crop in France, Italy and
Spain. The excitement Of speculation in SILK
markets. Notwithstanding these great fall
ures In the silk harvest, the consul is OF the
opinion that in the world at large the de-
fnafld will not exceed the supply, and that
consequently the present prices can be sus-
tained.
SIGNING OF THE LEGISLATIVE APPRoPRIA.
| TION BILL.
/ The legislative and executive appropriation
| bill reached the President late yesterday
afternoon, and was signed by him this morn
ing.
THE ARMY BILL NOT SIGNED.
The President has not signed the army bill
but will do SO Monday morning.
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Trouble Anticipated with the Poplar
Rfyer Indians.

BISMARCK, D. T., June 21.-The Indians are
apparently putting on their war paint The
iiveliest scare Is at Poplar river agency.
Gen. Hazen's post agent, DR.. Bird, Is loudly
calling for troops In response TO this cry
Buford has contribute detachment under
Capt. Button. The agency people hava
boarded d river steamer aud gone to For
Benton. The rebels have stopped squaWa
from working on the agency farms and
closed up the agency business buildings.
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The uric Murarr rriaI.

MARSHALL, Texas, June 2I.-The Harrison
District Court Is still in session. The famous
Currie murder trial is set for next Monday.
The defendant. Currie, will be ready for trial.
but the State will hardly go TO trial unless
Barrymore and Miss Cummtns, the prinGpak
witnesses against Currie, come d0Nn.
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wEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-For the Gulf
States southeasterly winds, stationary presg-
ure and temperature, partly cloudy weather
and local rains.
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The Texas Legislature is In extra session
~ thirty days, with more business than 1t
can attend to in six months at the usual rate
of legislative work.
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A glass muff, white and curly, glass hats
for ladies, with glass feathers; glass wool,
not to be distinguished from the genuine, and
earnets s cuffs. collars. wells and dresses are
the novelties introduced by Mr.. a. Prengle,
glass artist and spinner. Vienna,
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The last slave sold in the Confederaey was
was bought for nine hundred heads OF cab
bage. The cabbages at that time were worth
ST. head, which would pan out $500 for the
NEGRO.
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Dr0wn ned.

Drowned.
SYRACUSE, June 2l.-Valford &C. Sandford,
q son OF Prof Sandford, OF Chicago Univer-
sity, and a daughter OF s. N. Holmes were
drowned this evening by the capsizlng Of q
boat ID which they were rowing on Ononda-
qua Lake. Their bodies have not yet been
recovered.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

tThe DEMooRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communication;
under this head; but no cOmmunications VIII
be printed except from responsible parhee.l
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Laura Baker, Of Clarksburg, Ind, was for
bidden by her parents to keep an appoint
ment with her lover 80 she went out and
hanged herself.
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LIONS
S|'oe PaIace
10 and liz Baronne Street.


4 III store having undergone the necessary
.angairs. wi We are now prepat cd to meet the de-
rsds customers ana she pubic N gen
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Ha1f the Prices Charged BIZ other Restaurants
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THE NEW oP.IEANs DEMOCRAT SUNDAY, APRIL 8 1879.

thousands Of criminals In prisons. 30 v1o-
lently he's the fever of economy In spending
money On the punishment Of criminals taken
hold s,f our authorities in Texas that u ID
g Considered perfect God-send IL prisoners
will only take the trouble to escape ana Keep
out OF sight Of the law officers.
The act recently passed by the ienh es,s
Legislature regulating the sale q ,pisutph.s,
makes II a misdemeanor to bring into Inc
State either for the purpose o. selling eluln ~
away or otherwise disposing OF any belt or
pocket pistol. except army or navy pisItois.
Anv persop guilty of violation OF this law
shall nav a fine OF not less than $50 nor more
than SlOO. and may be imprisoned az Ine us
erection of the court. Grand luiies are Ie-
auired to present persons charged win Viola,
t1ons Of this law, and they may be preseheeu
without prosecutor ,,,.r..t
The Virginia Legislature passed the Mo ~ ",
register bill (amendatory to the preseht INV i,
| The principal amendments are5. Flrst, t.ihs
the registers are required TO be placed on wv l..
| counters one painted In red and the othel ~
| black; tax on the alcoholic drinks redncsu
| from two and q half to one and hali cents
and malt drinks half u cent Q drink. "
spirituOus liquor sold by the gallon by rethl
twenty-four cents for the first gallon, ana Iol
all above that quantity twenty cents lht
record of sales to be kept In book furnlshe.
by the auditor and paid for by the deaIs.
Monthly returns to be verified by the neale
upon his oath. The bill came back 70 IN
senate Saturday, and that body c0ncnfIesil !, y
| the House amendments. The bill goes 10 III
| Governor The changes In the law Will reduc
| the revenue, 1T Is believed, to one-half what l
| was for the past year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Colyilles Opera Burlesaue Company, after
playing for seven days most successfully, DE-
gin their second weeks engagement at the
Academy this evening. III the Babes ~ me
Wood we're noticeable for neatness OF preduc-
ton we can anticipate for Robinson Crusoe,
the burlesuue announced for to-nigh0, roll
licking presoutation for Robinson Crusee ls
broader. more active and diversified ~ its
movement than tho Babes The title role
necessarily befalls to Marie Williams. VINO ap
pearei in It last year with aa m ecu eiee.. We
venture to say. as Lydia thompson helseai 10
capahla Of Marie Williams style - certainty
difrarent bit 1t ID ia certainly more burleaaue.
| and therefore probably more acceptaole. bme
| Roeeau will resume her part az Polly Hopklhs'
contributing the largest share OF me s'nginR
p ol.,bbn ~ ~ the company W. d. Oahl, Drew,
Katn Fverle,gh, COME Thompson and Ada Lee
viii appear III prominent parts.
The Cora ROig concert.
| wo w,l, call the attention Of the public to.day
| =, the nroeramme OF the concert of Miss Cora
g. po ,,,e t}he youthful New Orleans debutante.
which takes place On Monday next a HIu rune.
the w F f. yGseSs 81 We Who s
on the pian2 tie and s9nG be POLO
nnise of Chopin: by Mr.. Llvain the talented
futst who has selected Fan ,,aalt, "a
| Enlat.f and fntlALiOHS SUI NH ALI tltlIcH
OF Boehm aud by Mt. Rossi, who will sing the
"Oavatina of Trovatore and the scene drama
tluue de Eau It Of Borgbese."
magnificent Gong. " In Questa Tomha Oscura. y
tha ever charming Non Yer" t'Tia not true)
Campana's Dial Profondo Deli Oblio and
pattersons Waltz. The varied character OF tue
dehutante's selections evidences. at least. what
she dnres to attempt.
FrOu. FrOu.
| deserved complimentary benefit Ia offered
IN tina columns of the DEMOCRAT, thls morning
to Miss Sadie Vivian by anumber Of her iriend
and admirers Mas Sadie VIVIAN whosee rea
name IL Alice V. Shearer, land whose fath ,e
now deceased. was one. OF our most pubic
nuently appeared on the boards Of New Or
ieana. her native place. where she has acquired
a warm place tn tho hearts OF all play Eoers
II past career liz q sure guarantee that sh
. will afford us renewed cause TO applauu
her The entertainment will take place at Tn.
ST Charles Theatre. on tn . Second OF May neAt
md will eonsiat oftbe play Of Frou Frou Mis-
Vivian assuming the titlei role and being as
sisted by the best amateur talsnt In the city.
The sleeping beauty.
The first charity entertainment Of the season
, is announced to take place on Wednesday an
Thursday evenings, April 16 and ". at tn
, 0nera House. under the patronage OF nun
her Of our leading ladies. The charming pan
J tomime Or THE Sleeping Beauty VIII pe pfe
scented by 200 ladies. gentlemen anu cnilnret
The entert. inment. which Is given for the ben
eft of the ST. Vineenbs Infant orphan Asylum
promises to be q magnificent and reehercn
a affair,
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F. BEL,
rA2AdfbH::
No. % st. Charles street.
ape 1t
CITY TAXES AND LICENSES OF 1879.

CITY TAXES AND LICENSES OF 1879.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CITY HALL,
New Orleans. April s, 1879.
We are preparing our tax bins for suit. and
interest and costs1willAe addA.
From those who pay a on6b before they re-
celve notice Of suit.the fAfof the bill will be
received without COSTS
Parties who are doing business without
license will be closed up at once.
ALI. Il. ISAACSON,
ape st Administrator OF fInhnoo.-
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4 Tribute 70 JUDGE whitaker.

NEW ORLEANS. April s. 1879.
Hon. VIM, r. Whitaker Judge of the Superior
Criminal Court:
We. the petit Jurors, having served under Iou
as Jurors during the March term. aud following
your course as Judge do now. before being dis
solved, present our compliments. stating that
We are fully satisfied that in yourself our state
has a lust and true representation the bench
that your attention and sentences havo been
just. fair and i'm partial.
In parting with you we. rs citizens OF Louis.
lana urge on YOU to punish to the full extent Q,
weapons. stabbing and shooting. and we are
fully convinced q the effect q such
mat II punishment be dealt our city Will soon
be rid OF a mob that has long been dread te
our visitors and TO all law-abidine citizens.
We desire to express our unonaliied appro
baton Of the zeal. ability and Efficiency q "a, tht
district attorney John j, Finney, ESQ. He hat
been prompt at his post. fully, prepared IN his
cases, fair In their conduct and torcibe IN theii
presentation to the jury.
The above address Is signed by all the jurors
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g. E. GIRARDEY'S
]. ,,rdar Of Weekly Auction Sales
M ESTATE, BANK AND OTHER STOCKS,
no TAKE PLACE At THE
i. charles Auction Exchange
On the following days:

,nuRDAY, April l2.-For account OF the sue
ALU..Sion of Jean Roy.
~ ia story brick dwelling, forming the
spg northeast corner OF st. fhilip snd st' oiaaae
sa aeeonnt OF tho succession of Edward d.
geghers. - u..,xr,.,,s,o,
~ N svo.story frame dwelling, forming the
5ne sonthweat corner Of J1lia and nfyades
ma Kan deome and newly hvilt two story frame
ahga welins, No. ~ Oonrey. between Frytana
and III. Charles streets.
fho,es ~ haes st pn
sba choice residence site and building lots on
st Charles. between Washington :, avenue ~ nue.
ard on oenrsy bwaaep st. beaeGs
Of MesHrs. Armstrong and Jeanrenanh, an
III one of the most desirable neiehborhoods
of the Garden District. e
rhe row Of nine tenement frame houses. ,oa and
ing the southeast corner OF jackson anu
rhe one story frame houses, Nos. Al. and 1914
ma newt one-atore frame cottage Nc, e =,
Anthony, between Urauhart ana Mor7iee
streets. ,,,,., Noa /. and se
81, Anthony, between st. claude ana MO-
rales streets. t.. farming the
The firet rate business s I,,a aud ffreret
The Two double tenement frame dwellings,; nex.
adjoining. on PTtESt. bctN'Ph
and Tetpsichore streets. xu.,.
rha buildinp lot on Jackson, between white
and Laurent streets,
SATURDAY, April ~. The Dufour RESIDENCE
on ~ elegant raised frame cottage dWelling.
modern In MI its arrang ementa. pn,,e IN Tue
hast manner and comprising me entlTe
snuare of ground bounded by Esplahade.
Al. John. White and Dupre streets. ,.,,
The handsome elevated frame Go,.aRNS o awe ~
rTaSnnd r7E Magazine. between washington
and Sixth streets. -
The three story brick store. NO. W new heVee'
rhe comfortable two story frame dwelling on
AAC anal. between Broad and White streets,
formerly the residence OF the late Jonas
aAItIRDAY. April % In the matter Of G. 9.
Ladreyvere va. b. Davis:
The two story frame store and dwelling, form,
ing the corner OF water, lcuoupi.oo'stS III"
Josephine streets,
N the matter Of Louis Dubost vs. Charles Le
MA w. NJ" four.story brick stores. Nos. 40 and ~
Ohartres. between Uustomhouse and Bieh-
Vile str cts.
MA IN two-story brick store and dwelling, No. 16f
Rampart between Lafayette and Poydrar
streets. ,..,, ,,,,a 4, I'D
Far account OF the succession Of Harry Har
vey. sun, AZ al r,,r,,
hetwaen Felicity and St. Mary streets.
INA double frame cottage forming the north
east corner Of Delachaise and Baronn'
streets. r,,,,,,,
hetween Baropne and Oarondelet streets.
The two building lots on Deachaise. between
Baronne and Carondelet streets. ,...
The choice building lot On Baronne. between
Ielachaise and Louisiana Avenue.
For terms and full particulars. see descriptiv
and official advertisements, and plans at In
Office OF the auctioneer, No. 81 Camp street.
mhl5 Il
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An INrEREs TING EXHIBITION.

large number OF gentlemen assembled yes
terday at No. no Robertson street. In the rear OF
Merz' brewery. to witness an exhibition OF the
Windhausen refrigerating machine which 1t Is
thought by its owners can be successfully used
In disinfectinG Ny the freezing process vessels
from the yellow fever countries.
The machine was given a fair test. and GER
tainIy IL there Is anything In the belief that
cold does destroy the yellow fever egern. It
would appear from the results Of the expsri-
ment yesterday that the machine. or similar
one, Is Just the one to be used In producing
Teeng IN and in tne ao cold air which
comes from the machine does so with sulnclent
force and In sufficient volume to penetrate any
and every part OF q ships hold
Yesterday the ma 'hine was connected with
the butt room lof Merz's Brewery. place as
large as an ordinary house. Just previous TO
within 1t were exam ned and found to register
60 degrees. The place was closed and the
engine started. and In half an hour after the
room was opened and the thermometers again
examined 1t was. found that the tempera-
ture had been reduced to 2? degrees: one
Of the thermoam net hanging In the current
A thermometer was then placed In the flue
which conveyed the air to the room, near to the
cylinder from which the at issued and IN
frost, so cold that 1t was painful 10 the touch.
and registering 90 degrees below zero. 1t is
claimed that the longer Tue lnhcnlA9 WORKS tne
colder the temperature oi the room or vessel
with which 1t ia connected becomes and that In
A reasonable time the Temperature of, say the
hold OF ship could be reduced many degrees
below zero. ,,
is difficult to explain. and cannot be we'll under.
. stood by one who Is not pcactlcal Eachinis
or engineer Suffice it to say that the results
are obtained by compression hnd expansion d
She air.
The KELLEY ISLAND NINE.--As We have sale
before. the Island Queen" wine. manufactured
from the pure juice Of the grape on kelley
Island. has become faEorite beverage will
consumers In this part of the country. 1t Is no
only delightful for healthy people but. durtns
the last epidemic, was specially ana hlgal
commended by several of our most promlnen
physicians for Its invigorating powers Wh6s
used by convalescents. This champagne
made exactly as that wine is made In france
by the fermentation In the bottle. The helle
Island Company is very jealous OF the repu'a
ton OF this vine and spares no expense
make 1t perfect. There Is. unfortunately.
large amount of cheap American vine. calle'
champagne. which Is simply inferior WIZ
charged with carbonic acid gas and Whicn j
extensively advertised and used by many va
delight In quaffing bumpers OF champagne no
caring for the quality. but for the name. IN
Island Queen" is a genuine. pure, unaoui
tereted article. and our friends, Messrs. shrop
shire Co.. "a Tehoupitculas street. are icy
agents.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is safe and pleasan
EON1g0rant for falf tn 10 fam taG
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
United STATES PER CENT BOMBS.

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT BOMBS
We have COUPON BONDS of all denomi-
nations. $50, 500, $500 and $1,000, oE
hand for immediate delivery.
Subscriptions for the REGISTERED BONDS
filed with the least possible delay. U. y. 5-2os.
Of 1867 received for subscriptions,
mh8 i'm A. BALDWIN. President.
The New Orleans savings InstitutleH--
In view Of the fact that there has been an n
creased demand made by depositors upon the
Institution. and that as the investments were
made to secure interest to depositors on seeuri-
ties and assets which cannot be realized imme-
| diately without great sacrifice and loss;
| Resolved. That availing ourselves OF TIE
power granted by the charter, Is Der cent will
| Sc paid Immediately. and notice OF ninety days
will be required for subsequent paymen's,
| DAVID URQUHART
| President,
! G. COIN.
| ALFRED MOULTON >.
/ Ed A. PALFREY,
1 THOS. A. ADAMS.
| CHAB, j. LEEDS,
| mh1 If Trustees
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Is safe and pleasant
inyigorant for delicate females.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sociedad ynIou Espanola dc Rene flcen-

cia lf,etua-dsanblea General Ordinaria- Los
ofcidtes naienbros de estd ascension Sc re-
bre, 81 LUNEs propino, dio 7 del eorriente. a las
els en- p,n,to de Ia tdrde, para el despacho de
negocios iegua preniene el reglamento.
n de I. KIII1S1NA, secretarto.
Nuera Orleans, April5, 1879. ap5 3t
Notiee-A Meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Louisiana Canal and Land Improvement
as a xl their eoe on No. daronaee
street. between the hours of 10 a. m. and IL m.
for tho purpose Of eleeting directors, to serve
for the ensuing term. by order Of the Presi-
dent mh27 ap1 g.
Louisiana Associated Veterans. Of the
MEXICAN War-The members. Of the above asso-
citation are hereby respectfully requested to as
r s2 Ct BE sea a o M"sHEsfba1 A ne1
April 8, at o'clock .. m.., for the purpose Of
proceeding to Greenwood Cemetery. and there
in hs Of y
al ap5 at Richard LAMBERT. Secretary.
New orleans. march 10. Is7D-The
death of George 2. Crane will cause, no Inter,
r "S CRANE 4, o.. Mr.. CYRUS OHTsM giving his
| personal attention to the same.
The continuance Of the custom Of his friends
= fe'Oe''lt aEokGE. P. CRANE a 90.
mhso I'm No 104 Poydbas street.
once Of the merchants Nlutua, lnsur
ance Company. No. 1ot Canal street. New Or u.
leans March 20. 1s79-Notice is hereby giver
that the annual election for eleven directors
shall be held ut the office Of this company OF
MONDAY, April 7, 1879, between the hours OF Il
IT, m MI III - CIV. MOTT. Secretary,
The Woman's Christian Union vii
meet on the first and second TU EBDAY In eacl
month. at II o. M. at the Carondelet stree
me'n0o'S' onufi Mrs. J. J. LYONS. President:
Mrs Fl. J. Coop. Secretary. de5 tt