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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS,
&Es GDoRrs.

Ceux qni laisScnt In terre
Et prennent les devants
Ners rtternel mystere,
Ne soEt-ils pas vivants!
Et la mort 1u'on rc,loutc,
Etant IN incoir,u
Eait d'omhrc ct fait de doutc,
D'ou nul nest rcvcnu,
Scra;t- ellie, q mon anne
Nivante pour druN iours,
lie vent Souffiant Ii famine
1T rttrignant touours .
Est.cc que dc nous mGmcs,
DE nOtre lluIndnitt,
de nos ri'vcS suprtMes
\ Tlmmortalite,
Et dc nos amours DANCE,
Pourtant 81 pres dc Diru,
III re>tc IN peu de tange
lndignc dun a,liru!
MoulOns nous, 1T lc songe
ToujourS cbluuissant,
Finitil en- mensonge
Qu'un pied foule en- passant!
ESt.re que nous SoInmes
tlnelu uc chose, 1t taut.
Sur nos pons>itre> d'houmes
Dire un ail,si soitil!
Non, celia nest pas sage,
Nj .]uste, en- veritt:
La mort est uu passage
Dams une obscuritt,
\ travers I'm mySttre
On fon cesSe un instant
Dapercevoir Ia terre
1T IL ciel cclatant.
C'cst un pont de ttutbres
Auuue! nous ne vOyOnS
Que des arches funtbres
Sans lueurs nj rayons.
Tout audcssons, proionde
Et qu'on enten'l gcmir,
L'ObscuritG lie ron,le
S'eteud ct tait fre.n,r.
C'est l'abime, avcc le vide
Sans fin, avec l'horreur,
Avec l'ombre livide
Oh tout devient terlcur.
Mais an bout .lu pont so,nbre,
Dc la lividite,
Et par.dessuS ce!te Ombre,
IL est unc ciarte.
II est une autre rive,
l.. est un autre lieu,
Oh quand nOtre anne arrive,
Ellie rctrouve Dicu.
II est une autre terre,
Celle-la dies spIendeurs,
Oh IL vlvant mystere
DerOule ses sraudeurs;
Oh rheure emporte l'heure
SANS terreur, sans ef1roi,
Sans qa'on pleurc O,, qu'on met
1T sans que Fame ait froi,l;
Oa-car c'est Ia supreme
Croyance de mes jours-
Les exiles qu'on aime
Sc retroavent to"jours;
Oh ma alle perdue
Morte, pleuree lei,
Mais dams les cieux rsndlae,
Nous dira: Ne voici.
J.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01
PR1x DEs ANN0NcEs:

Pa' carr6 dc 10 ligncs, on moins, pre-
mierc inserto Observation-Disclosures, 81 90
Par carrt dc chaqnc publication sub
heuucIIt 20
Les communicates lie nature pcrsonnelle
1T les avis 4 ranuec SO rfgle;ont dc gre a
gre avcc rtditcHr.
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.
Nouvcllc- c-Orl6&ns:-A.G G. Romain, ,Tchou
pitonlas St, No. Is.
St.-JacqucS, St.-Jean Bap aptiste, Iberville
Assumption ct Asccnson:--Just Comes
Donaldsonvillc.
Lafayette, Attakspa~-Edouard f. Mou-
ton.
Nulvelle- -Ibari.: .:-Charle. Clerc.
Observation-Disclosures Fcitcl.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

tIoha'. Cest WarinOth qui la dit,
Plnchback qui Ia repete ct Ia foule
gui Pa cru.
Mais Oh ma pas parle de Grant.
Les douaniers 6taient Ia.
1T les dOuaniers, vous le savez,
sont pour John Sherman, qui est
secretaire du tresor.
Aux idees maintcnant, c'est. .di.
re d ce qui porte IL nom de plate.
.for'ae en- charabia politique.
Dick, lie st jacques, qui ne salt
nj lire nj eclire, est un de ceux oui
Font lGdigee. II a tout au moins fait
sa croix.
Or, ces mes~ieurs ont dit "Notrc
gouvernement est national, ct il
doit saran.ir ume forme republican,
ne de gouvernemeut 4 cllaque Etat.
lie vote est libre.-Le druit ct |c
devoir du gouvernement national
sont lie proteger le travail ct l'indus.
trie DIES citoyens contre liz competi.
tion etrangere. LIE meme gouvcrne
ment doit amGliorer les rivieres, les
heuves, les ports ct surtout IL Mis-
sl>sippi, CONNIE auSsi construire G..s
chcmins dc fer ct f;.voriser le com
merce. III est tgalement de son droi
ct de son devoir dc couper l'isthmt
de Dar'en, mails All profit DIES Etats
Cnis.-En honnete Etat, nous som
mes tenus a payer inttgrale,neu,
les detteS de rEtat.-Les parts 10
litlques devraient ttre rcpresentes
dams lejudiciaire.-Le parti republi
cain est un parti de .lonne fol. oui
veut payer SEES dettcs.-Chacun vo.
terra CONNIE il voudr, sur Il, uouyel.
le constitutions
MaiS Ia chose tut dite dune facon
plus vcrbeuse, avcc dies airs de So,
lennite ct DIES Intentions lie gran
denr.
En- somme, que want tout celia
lie youvtIllemrnt federal Ell tout.
partOut TT sur tout, avec ses doua.
niers, ses tonctionnaires, sps ar,nees
ct son contr6le plus despotiQue que
generenx, est.ce done Ia l'eSprit de
III Constitution, ct que devient la
doctrine americaine de Jefferson ct
ct DIES peres de la Ropublique: Dams
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-01

~ No''Se''"tloH, ~ uuc ucNlcUL 1T
doctrine americaine de Jefferson ct
ct DIES peres de la Ropublique: Dams
Fexces de cent,alisatlon, qm est la
tendance avouee du parti rtpubli-
cain, il va lie deS,'otisine. Graf ignous
pour le SELF gorernmcnt.
Mals ct> messieurs sont admira-
bles qual'd ills parlent de In dettc de
fEtat. lis Ia declarent sacrGe. Ii
faut la payer ju>qu'au der,l,er sou.
Ne sont-ce pas eux Qui Font coutar.
tee: Ellie porte 'et1iyie de Warmotl.
de Kellogg, de Pinchback, de De.
mas ct meme de Dick. L'honuete
dette, ell verite, faiie par dies agents
i,'fideles, non autorises ct pillarls |!
Est.ce que rEtat Y consenti {?
En- a.til btneticie Deman,lez au
penple nui porte presentement les
guenille~ lie la misere. II serait
vu'llncnt trop PLEASANT de payer les
lntidelites, les tolies ct les bomban
ces lie ces messieurs. Au reste, avec
quoi payer? Pouvez-vous imposer
lie travail ct l'agriculture jusqu'a la
mort !? Ccs meSsiers rail!ent mlsera
blent ct audacieusement. Silence.
messlcurs Car c'est la dc Pin pu.
dence.
QUAINT i liz n,velle constitution.
celie quill s'agit lie ratitier par un
vote plehiscitaire,il parait qu'ello ne
leur semble nj b0nne nj mauvaise.
lis n'osent pas sc prononcer sur ellie.
Ills dissent: Prenez. la, nc Ia prenez
pas, f;'ites &c que vous voudrez, etc.
Mais mons pensons qu'ils ter;,ient
mienx dc dire: Prenez In. Gar Ia pr6.
cedente ne want pas le diable, ct
81 Fon Ell faisait demain une nou.
veile, il est plus que probable que
cette nouvelle contien.lrait encore
moins dc demagosie. mails plus dor.
dire veritable. En- plus, cette nouvel.
le constitution II sur la precedente
le meIite d'avoir etc faite par IL peu.
pie librement representa- ct n'ayant
plus de baionnettcs fGderales sur Ia
poitrine.
Mais OH nous trouvons ces mes
sieurs da Globe indubitablemen,
superbes, republicans i Ia grantie
f'eon, cntcndant les chooses ,|u pro
| sres CONNIE cI!es doiyent etre entcu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
Not weather sympathy.
Ns. York Graphic.

Nss York Graphic.
It's Q minister. Poor man. he 10
quite preached out. He wants . rest
this hot weather. Let rs send him TO
Europe. to the Adiroudacks, to the
White. Mountains. Good. We will.
Close the church. Stop preaching. Let
him 20 and cool of. Farewell.
II 10 the rest Of rs. We are 800 600
strong. We are quite tagged out. Il Ia
hot weather. We want . rest. We
want to 20 to Europe, to the Adiron-
daeks. to the White Mountains. Will
somebody send usf viii some country
brother all our pulpit AL In the al.
armativs Say '.Ay.." Negative. "No."
Mol Noii Noi!!
The noes have it.
Il ID Judes. Salary, $4,000. Poor
man. Hes quito overworked. Bat on
his bench thirty days last year. Isn't Il
ssdf How numerically the public do
work their paid servants. Get him Oh.
Of course. And double his salary. Put
him On ics. Poor man. Let him cool
o6.
All In the Affirmative say "Ays."
"Aysi Aye! Aye!
=. It u Q salesman, or Q woman In Q
woman In New York dry goods store.
They work hftseu hours q day. Give
them rrsti Send them to Europe. to
the Adiroudacks. to the White Mount.
ainsf
No. Can't think Of Il. Business 10
husinsss. Sympathy depends on the
spuput OF salary man gets. Look at
ths 9i5, 900 overworked Judge. Poor
man How hs suffers this hot weather.
Put him on Ice. The lsborer IL worthy
Of HE hire. =.
Al In favor Of the fifteen hour worked
tss-stors clerk going for ten weeks vsos'
tion to ths AdiroudAcks to fsh With the
Rsv. Mr.. Murray say aye"
Coptrary minded
"Noi No! Mol!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07


Whfssea assa Al Assasps vtsvs.
lansins oo .ns u rte Of o'hsrs,
walking N tAstr east "a Shoes.
Neins low 70 wealth or fsvor.
With sbjsct. uncovered head.
Ready 10 rstrset Z savsr,
Wiiline 70 - driven oe I'D;
WAX yours 10 win drmer b~arins.
Throw your moral shoulders back.
shos yoar .p,bs bas nerve and marrow
Just tns thngs wh,ch bis muss lack.
A stronger word
Was never heard
In sepss and tone
Than this-bsc kbone.
Raszins ei se soms usly creed.
Harinx % rel CO ,r Qusstion
DoSna- v.icn his pnsst msy rsad,
uo ding back ali noble fsstax.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
1issoIU1IoN or copARTHtRsRlp.
offHiAI Morl.E.

txtl1 noA1p or TRusrkEs or GOLD
SVH6IIaD |. Z. iAnGsss q as1e. ..-ci..
49, - III. POI iJsso4sos - ~ ocase.
vsA VA0cs S'ca 81 ."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
PRsFEssIoyAL CARDS.

0YYlcl AND REsIDENok -QlPosiTs
Oths nzvs oeaes. Main susss, Gota Hiii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07

At the French bas.sr. In the Albert
Hall. . lady was dispensing tea. A
solemn gentleman approached and asked
the price Of cup. Zone shilling" re-
plisd, the lady. and hs put down .
shilling. Before handing him tue cup
ths lady raised Il to her lips. and OBJ.
ssevsd that the price was nov . sovs-
reign. The SOLEMN gentleman gravely
ssplseed his shilling With sovereign.
and ssid. BE good enough to give me .
slsep cup"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
Aiss. shs Fsiiswiss xsews ~ the
Old Wssks.

Bid. for the above property In lots a. spsci.
1sscs Jnstlcr Minins COMPANY. msrksd "Bids
wo odyilie Machinery" mp to the 18th Of June.
1872.
Tho Trustees Of the woodvills Gold and 81
yer Mining Company reserve the right 70 reject
all and any bid.
The property may Be seen oy applying ~ tne
Minipg Company every day from II 4. y. TO
?. 4. up 10 the time OF advertisement.
Ram. T. CURTIS,
Supt. woodville u D 8. n. Co.
Gold Hill, Nevada, Mag 18th, 1879. myis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07

u.Invslids. a we'll - business men or
families, sseklng recrssnon snd pleasafs. Will
and thls the very place. 30 - jssm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN OR DINANCE 20 Aurhsriss the Il.
90 nee Of Bsads for the Psrs es~ af
secarirs NIesev to wedeea and Cau.
cei d. nd No. % ef the Tswn Of Geld
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
RATES OF oMARoIs.

Board and Lodsins. pr wssf :. ......sis %
DO rd and Lodging. per day. y............ %
oalldrsn from ~ II yssrs Of age, hall price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-07
xISCILLANIogs- --
MACHINERY FOB Sale.
FOR GALE,
an~-
Machinery and buildings
-.-.-.-.-~- a
woodvills q. & s NJ Co.,
s,s..s.a .. o.sa MN .,.iss Do.
sssss. rs-viss

Nusr-oxK ooNtIIrn yRicrIoN.
svarsd aoistiee nsehios. soaas,ine q
Que dirtce sssina sseea xeN.N ~. ss,n: ~.
round round rops vim scsss. 81. Slsss s.sd eess.e
ling I~vefs;swo rabalsr boilers, smokeetack.
b~schias.. guass .ssekr ~ gs.ps: seiier
fronts. srsks hana, bsck plstss - aoeH ecea'
pls,s q go sp including oil the oricS wo,k,
seoond-Uas puppet vslvo-Eearsd Pumping
r. g,as completes, With ell surface conn sctionr.
incIud M surface bob and four hundred feet Of
10 by 10 Inch pump rods. with strappipk platee;
four pluns.r Pa%g., Sinsn s, a,sns,er, '.So ,sso
$50 feet inch column two fius Boilers com.
plets. with the ,team p'pe be,ongtnR 70 pump
engine. apd brick wotk around boilsfs.
fhiri-uns dirsctsrtins Air Compressor
complete (new.i
F.urth -Four Mining Can, . lot Of old picks,
shovels and dhlis; one saisty cage and chain
.irh-rns H,istins and Pumping Engine
Bal Dig (knosn as the new holsting vorks)
inclu ins the gailows frame. building bolts,
doors and Window; also carpenter shop and
"a pieces Of II By iainch isfoot mining um'
sis,h-ons Blacksmith shop euildins. with
too.s and msterials In same.
Aiss, shs FsliswisG Knsws ~ the
Old Works.
Flrst-one Engine complete, two tabular
boilers and building covering same.
seeoud-Une Quarts Mill, ccnststing OF Ten
stamp,. tvo moriars, three pans. two settlsfs.
one clean mp pan. one retort. shantng. ooxes,
two new mortsrs, shoes and dies, and building
covering mill n Achinery.
Purchasers to BE- as expense Of tearing down
and omovins.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

The Treasury at Washington now holds $363. 800
in United States bonds to bank circulation
United States bonds deposited for circulation dur
ing the week ending to-day, $97l,50O United
States bonds held tor circulation withdrawn during
the week ending to-day, sSS9.550 National bank cir
culation observation-disclosures notes. ssS6s43,S
gold notes. 81 .447. 100
The internal receipts to-day were
$465.9l9 sc. and the customs receipts $569O32 d.
The receipts of national bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day, as compared with the
corresponding period last year, are as fohows;--
1878 1879.
New york S1o0 900 $196.000
Hoston 12l4 600 2T1 900
philada,nhia 1l6OOO "a, 900
MisceIIananns 44l.OOO 81. 900
Totals ~. 81 100000 $SS8.000
Receipts to-day. S124.000.
Steamship Neckar brought S712.0O0 gold and silver
coin.
Government bonds at the close were quoted as
follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

In London there was Il rm market for British con-
soils. which recovered to 977s 9s for both money
and the account United States bonds were steady
at the final quotations Of yesterday-namely, LOG for
new fours 1925 for AIS and 1O53S for fives. Amer
ican railway securities were unchanged. excepting
Pennsylvania. which declined from 507S to 50L and
Reading. which fell off from sls 314. Bar silver
advanced to 5312d per At Paris the three per
cent rentes reacted to s1f. 6Oc
The Times. in its financial article this morning
says:-Money continues in large supply on short
loan. but the discount rates are still somewhat
unsettled. More gold has been withdrawn from the
Bank of England for Now York. This was fully
expected. and probably there will be further with
drawas. II they continue the bank will have to sup
plement its action of Thursday by absorbing the
surplus supply OF money In the open market. and
as on former decisions. force the outer rate up
nearer to its own minimum. and thus try to make
shipments unprohtable.
The Economist Of this week says:-The rate of
discount for bank bills. sixty days. is "a per cent
and three months, "a a2'S per cent and for trade
bills. three months "a a per cent. On the Stock
Exchange there has been more business this week
than last. Home railways advanced continu.
ously until Friday afternoon. whom a sharp
relapse occurred In consequence of disauietinp
rumors. There has been further rise in banks
mining. tea. steamship and many other miscei-
the fears concerning the Paris settlement were re-
moved there was fair amount OF animation.
Egypts especially improved the rumors of some
sort Of agreement with Austria. The action of Eng
land respecting Turkey did not affect tho market.
United States bonds in request, the
promised redemption being regarded favorably.
There have been many fluctuations in American
railways for the most part resulting avoraby. The
most striking feature In colonial railways has been
q rise in Grand Trunk stocks official
notification of tho purchase of a connection to
Chicago An issue OF 100000 six per cent bonds
Is offered at o. rcedcenabie in 1900. ~ part
OF first mortgage OF 100000 the $50 miles of
road which are to be consolidated. under American
laws. into n temporary company. under the control
Of tho Grand Trunk Railway Company. and to bo
known the Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
Company uimited)."
despatch from Berlin TO tho Post says;-"Thc
loan issued by the government to cover the deficit
of the Prussan budget which offered at 90 G-i0.
has been subscribed three times over"
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet at the
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
rnopucs rxcHASes MARKET


LIvrRrooL. Nov. r. 1879.
Pork-Primo mess Eastorn dull ut 5Ss.; primo mess
Western steady at 53s. Bacon-Cumbcriand dull
Sis short rib dui az 32s long clear steady 8,s
short coar dull Mt sos. Hams-Iong dull Mt .Els
shoulders duh at 22s; Bcef-India mess. In the
market. extra mess, steady at 1N,s.. primo mess
hrmer at s2s Lard-Primc Western nrmer u 37s
3D. Tallow-Primc city nrmcr at 4Os. spirits
pentne steady at 32s. Rosin--Common steady at
rs. I'D. huo hrmcr at iis Chccsc--Amcrican choice
dull at Lard oil dull NJ 3Ds Fiour-Extra
steady at jOs Cd Wheat-sprng. No. g. none in the
keti do No ., steady at lUs. Nd; new Western winter
nj lis Cd southern winter steady at lis. Id
Mixed dull NJ rs. Sd. Ccttonsecd ol-Yeow American.
none In the market Rosin at London steady
bs pi. Spirits turpentine at London steady at sos
BRxxEs, Nov. 2, 1879.
American lard closed Mt 37i marks In bond dutisbio
per no lbs. Petroleum, Smarks. D pfounings.
ANTWERP, Nov. y. 1879.
Petroleum 19aif for fine pale American American lard
closed at " ~. per 100 kios.
TIM MANCHESTER MARKEr.
MANCHESTER Nov. y. 1872
The Manchester Guardian In It's trade report this morning
retains the characteristic features OBJ
servable throughout the early part OF tho wcak-grcnt
nrmness but marked by the absence OF anything like
aetivits"
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
THE ERIE FERRY SEWER.

President Sharpe. Of the Twentythird street Rail-
road Company. whose employees have slsksned
owing to the filthy sewer that empties into he
North River at Twenty third street. held conier-
encc yesterday with Commissioner Vandsrpoel and
other officials of the Dock Department on the pro-
posed remedy. Mr.. Sharpe expressed the oelicf
that no remedy would be ecctual unless the ferry
house and platform we're temporarily REMOVER SO
that the dred ging could be done clear up TO low
water mark and the "hood" constructed over tho
saver entrance He estimates that the cost or re-
moving the ferry house and platform and replacing
II after the dredging has been completed wii NOS
.xe.,d al 500 r $4,000.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
CONSCIENCE AND INCOME TAX.

Acting Internal Revenue Collector Silss ]. Boone
Brooklyn. yesterday received communications
signed Conscience" enclosing Ave one hundred
dollar bills. The writer says
In making up my income account some time since
l did not give 1t full. am not person Of much
income. but however little it should have been
rectly given. 1t being the law 1t should be obeyed
IL is possible for to know the exact amount
am indebted but should think the enclosed $500.
which send by bearer. would fully cover my in-
debtedness to the government. l am extremely
sorry ask pardon and hope to be forgiven. by pay.
lug the within enclosed money into the internal
enue treasury you will much oblige.
CONSCIENCE
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

At San Francisco the opening prices Of mining
shares were Gould & Curry, 11l,; Savage. IGt4 !;
Chollar, So; Ophir. 31&; Hale N Norcross 1y1;
Crown Point 3.s5; Yellow Jacket. 15ys; Belcher.
$50; Imperial /; Virginia Consolidated. 5ls; Cali
fornia. 5,4; Best x Bclcher. 20st; Union Consoli-
dated, s2,a Alpha. IA; Sierra Nevada. So; Mexican
32A; Silver Hill 1.20; Justice, 2.95; Julia, 81;
Utah. 2Ois; Alta. "a; Bodie. 1476 Bechtel, 1855;
Independence, III; Segregated Belcher. 20; Bulwer.
l1st; Mono, z; Consolidated Pacific. IN; Potosi 5,s:
Exchequer. ass; Mammoth. z; North Standard. p;
Boston Consolidated, lao.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09


S4th St, s. s., AIS IT, Of sth sv, 5Oxlu2 =; also
S4th st. 3. H., 435 IT, W. of 9Th NV. 2OxlO22 also
6lst st. ~ s. 30 #. Q. OF 4th av., 1S6x 100 5; the
Universal Lifc Insurance Company OF New York
to samuel Hatten... .................
Same property; samuel Hatten TO the Mercan tile
54th st., n s., 23O4 it, W. OF Lexington av, Iii lOx
1908; also Houston st.. II. W. corner VI Crosby
ST., 242x67 5x24x69.6; II. A. Boughtou to Julia
Same property; Julia A. Kerrigan to Joseph
18th St, T.. 1915 II. W. Of I'd av.. 1874, ,ax7o.s:
Philip Wadheimer and wife ~ Rebcccs Zenn.
12st ST.. n. s., 2o9 Il. &. of 4th av., l7x1Ooll;
Frederica Il. Niebubr to Christopher B. Keogh...
Warren ST., No. 36; John L. Hermance (executor,
&c) and wife TO Abraham Dowdney. ..............
95th st. s. S. 175 IT, o. of 1lth av, 25x 1871. 2Lx25x
l9l 71 ana also W. y. of llth av., l05.6h II. s. Of
95th ST.. 52x76. | I,x25. 7x7I A.: Anna NJ. Mon
sell and hu sband to Elias =. Higgins.
Same property; Edward llincken and another lex
ecuturs &c), to Anna VI. Monsell. .................
9Th St. n. near Franklin av, 25d ward lot No.
123, 235xl77 to Morse av., luoxirregular; Will
lam L. findley (referec) to William r. Cary. Jr..
Av. A. ~. from lo5th to lo6th ST. 2Ol 1ox25oxir
to Harlem River, X. and also land under
water; Norris Tuska (haf interesp. ..............
Av. A. W. s. 54.ys4 II. \. of 53d ST. 94xirregular TO
East River with adjoining land under water: and
also n. W. corner of NV. A and o2d ST., ~. 7x94x
Irregular; Giload W. Candee to Edward w. Can
139th ST. n s. 100 IT, Q. of 10th av l5ox9e II; also
u. corner of Rear Swamp road aud Beecker
st. (23d ward 24th ward. to Elliott av. to
sheridan ST.. SYSTEMATICALLY 10: also 9. O. cor
ner of Sheridan st. and Barker NV. to Monroe av,
3i2 2x57ox36Sx415: also ". s. OF Gerard av.. oUO r.
Francis Tones and wife TO Alexander H. Stevcns
Atl
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
MASONIC RELIEF.

The masters of tho Masonic lodges of the city met
General Charles Roomc, grand master. last evening.
t the Temple, Twenty-third street and sixth ave-
nue. IN answer to q call issued by him. The objccs
Of the meeting was to take some action looking
toward the reconstruction OF tho Masonic Board OF
Relief of this city. For about two years the active
work of tho Board has boon discontinued, and
many lodges in favor of the Board looking upon
IL as a necessity, movement set foot to put
IL in working erder again. Committees ap-
pointed to adopt the best method FOR . thorough
reorganization of tho Board.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
A SPARK AMONG CARTRIDGES.

william Morrissey. of No. s24 East Fifty-fourth
street. has been for long time habituatcd to the
handling OF cartridges used for tho purposes OF
blasting He was in the employ OF Patrick Farley.
co ntractor. whose place OF business at Twenty
rst street and second avenue. where the explosives
were stored in shed. IL appears that there Is .
forge also located in the shed for the purpose OF
vomiting drills. and spark thercfrom yesterday set
10 the cartridges ".si ii-~st '~ nd sed
an explosion whcn t..f demolition
OF the shed and the liIli.a tI'.tn Morrissey.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09

OF the oct.
The following shows the condition of the city
banks this week. as compared with last:-
Nov. 1. Noc. g. Differences.
Loans $27l. .23S 600 $270076. 800 Dec 81 l6l 500
Specie..... 2g675.300 81. .523, 800 Inc. 4l4s 500
Legalte 28,615900 49, 800 Dec 8, ,l29 0G0
Deposits 234.4l2000 3l927. 700 Dec. 2.47i30
Circulation. 22.6005Oo 22.34l. 500 Dec. 259000
To-day's Clearing House statement exhibits
$121 391 449 exchanges and 81 800 1888 balances The
we kly statement shows business of S772. $50 134
exchanges and $50. .62 579 balances for the days
ending Friday evening
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
REAL ESTATE.

The following sale took place yesterday ct the
Merchants Exchange
v.
Public auction sae OF four story aud basement
house No. l47 Hudson ST.. s., IS f. of Hubert
ST. dot 1ox97l, to plaintiff for. or............ $3.50