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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Minister Btoughton will leave Ut Peters
burg for home shortly. His health Ii poor
Y Congressman Blackburn says that Buford,
the murderer Of Judge Elliott, Is insane.
Ex-senator Sharon, OF Nevada, is said to be
now one Of tho regular Wall street operators.
The .Mapleson Opera Troupe will sail for
Liverpool next Saturday IN the City Of Ches-
ter.
Edward Francis Dawson, Consul General
Of the Argentine Republic at New 1OTK, uled
Saturday last
Col. Mapleson has secured the New York
Academy Of Music for three years OF Italian
opera OF two seasons each.
Il Mr.. Whittier has been suffering from o very
severe cold, but 10 now recovering. and - able
\ VI travel short distances.
The New York Historical Society has re-
ceiyed O. letter Of thanks from Mr. Gladstone,
who was recently elected member OF the
society.
The last descendant of John Bunyan died
lately lib England. She was an ancient dame
0f eighty -four, and her name was Ann Web
8ter.
Mrs. Sophronia Morehouse, OF Liverpool,
atty, of which $500 go toward the endow-
ment OF a professionally.
Rev. George Morrison has assumed the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian Church az Aber-
deem, Hartford county. Md, TO which nc was
recently called.
A party Of four huntsmen, including Gen.
George Crook, returned to Omaha last week
from a hunting excursion on the Platte, bring
Ing with them 1888 geese and 10 ducks.
AT the unwilling OF the statue Of the late
DR.. David Livingstone, at Glasgow, there
were present his daughter, bis 6on-in-laW and
his sister.
The question whether George d. Prentice
tried to sell the Louisville Journal to the
South, In 1861, is under discussion all over the
country. Col. Robert Mckee, of the Selma
(Ala.l Argus is tie last man heard from. He
was Il resident OF Louisville In 1861, knew OF
the negotiations, and ID positive that Prem
ticc accepted the $25, 900 offer.
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OUACmIrA eryn.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIvms
WEEKLY nNiTEb sATATEs HAFf fPxcKrr
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 o. M.
IT, FOR OUACHITA 9th. MONROE
l@a9[fhEsS Trenton, and all town landinea On
Black and Ouachita rivers - Tbs
splendid PASSENGER steamer
JOHN n. HANNA. s
Jack w. Blanks master, Clerk Ben q. Cornwell.
will. leave AZ above. For freight or Dassa803
apply on board or to
Capt. +. a. BLANKS, President.
GEO. D. HITE. BRITTON / EnPLER, j, "a
CABIN, g. p. WORK, LORD d MoPEAKE,
u. W. ADAMS, Agents.
Connects regularly with steamer Bertha Brun.s
ner for Bayou DArbonne. steamer Willie for
Bayou Bartholomew and Saline river, sSeamefs
Tom Parker for Little and Ten ya8 rivers and
the Little Bob B. for Camden. iaB Il Il
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Not Invited 10 the wedding.
fPhiladeIphia BuIletin,1

Mr. Welsh was not invited to the royal we'd
ding the other day. The reason therefor is
not clear, and conjecture ranges between the
suppositfon that he WAS objected to because
he ID lin trade and the theory that he was
left out because be could not be depended on
to come to the ceremony in knee breaches,
pink silk doublet and spangles, like the MEN,
bers OF the aristocraey. However, he suffered
In good company. Neither Mr.. Gladstone nor
the Emperor OF Austria were invited.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07

Have you got any brains under your hat? Ii
you are a man of sense you will not run the
risk of cholera, dysentery or any OF those
cholerie disorders which kill 80 many. when
BY few reasonable precautions you can avoid
all danger. BE clearly. be careful Of your diet.
but above all, keep the system in q healthy
state. Do this BY using Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
which purlaes the blood. stimulates digestion
and gives tone and strength to the stomach.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ar. CHARLES HOTEL-T q Wickes, ST
Louis; 81 Bosselmann. Havana; r j Restorff.
New York: A Launne Miss Launne. Montana
Il A Smith, Cincinnati D Soioman, New York
jas Hayde, Chicago: j O Baily, city; John W
Wieks, M II Drsyfus, Galveston: A Easton, New
York Uhas A Hurlburt. Indianapolis; EMahon.
dSas essees Pey Hobart
CRY HoTEL-Pr & 4 Merton, New York
Julia Il HoImes. y \ Mrs 3 Francis, Port
Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs Morrill,. France; Walter
L Keim, Miss Mrs. P Nicely. Mrs L Coleman
Tenn: M B Kidd. Vernon. La: Thcs MCGUIRE.
n Hatcher. Rsidsville. IN G.; 4 r Jones. Lake
Charles. @ Frank enhorH. New York; 3
Marsh. BIT Mary: q Jaubert, st John; w y
Browne, q Browne, MatAmoras; Abram
Smith. i q. Olawson. New York Mrs Henry
Miller, Mrs Logein. Mrs Fleming. Brownsville.
--->o o oe--
I'm weary Of the food sat. Try Shadines.
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No Emigration from Kichland.
TRichland BaacDn.1

Some one has been misinforming one OF our
city exchanges. It was informed that the
planting interest OF this and Morehouse
parishes was ruined by the colored emigra-
ton. We cannot speak for Morehouse, but
this parish has been very little affected by
the movement. The Riehland darkies seem
to have more sense than to be deceived by
the statements Of the Kansas emigration
agents.
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A Call on Uncle sammy.
fSsn Francisco post I

Isn't 1t about time to hear from Uncle Sam
my Tilden on the Chinese question? Bayard
and Thurman are both on the record and
have gained strength on the Pacific coast
thereby; and the influence OF this coast In
the National Democratic convention ID not to
be sneezed at We hope to hear from Samuel
and not in cipher, either.
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NO Court VIII Replace It.

The bill repeating the charter of the Louis
lana State Lottery Company has been signed
and promulgated 1t was powerful monop-
oily and Will die hard. It may go to law, but
eradicated, and no court in this broad land
can be induced to replace 1t.
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what wisdom Demands.
rryt t,-fl1
[Chicago TrIbune.l

New Orleans il moving early this year to
guard against recurrence OF the yellow
fever scourge. Her citizens may not be
seriously alarmed, but Ii they are wise they
will get scared just enough to adopt the most
rigid preventive measures. The merchants
and business men propose to cooperate with
the municipal and health authorities in the
effort to ward off the return OF the pesti-
lence, and have organized what ID known as
the Auxiliary Sanitary Association.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
April Z. 1879.

AFrlve1
Steamship Algiers Hawthorn, from New York 18th
nit to @ Whitney &Oo-Algiers
Fr steamship Caradoc Stacey, 80 days from Paler.
mo to "A r. Cochran u Cazeres-1st dis IA
Steamer Ella Wright, Sanger days from Calves
ton, to inaster-Algiers
Schooner Jennie Wood. Ward, days from Utilla, to
Oteri Il Br0-PT
sTnAMBoATn.
q Schenok Carter, from Cincinnati
Yellowstone, Muggah, from st Martinville
Alvin, Scovell from Lower Coast
Eva DeBonohel from St John Baptist
Henry Teue, Auooin. from Bayou Lafuurehe
ImpOfGs
NEW YORK - Per steamship Algiers -
Assorted mdse
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In a tirawing-rOom /:

I'm drawing-rOom:
"You know what's reported?"
aWhat then2'
"That Diana and Valentino have become
reeoneiled."
sit is q fact; they admitted their mutual
faults, and they are now--the best enemies In
the world"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

TENSAs AND BAYOU MACON.
REGULAR PACKET.
Leaves TUESDAY. April 8. at su,m.
~ FOR WARSAW, CROCK ETT's
l@Easfaskk Point. Egypt. Cut-Off, Westwood.
Eureka. Mound Bayou, Coulter Point
and all way landings on Bayou Macon, Upper
and Lower Tensas-The new passenger steam
or
TENsAE.
L. y. Cooley master. Capt. J. b Sullivan clerk,
apply on board, or to
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, ios, Grayier.
ap4 LORD d MCPEAKE. 127 Gravier.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07
MI,, 1.

"A friend meets Nine. b. In the Tuileries
taking child Of five to six for walk.
Whose charming child is that?"
my sisters"
Madame S's3 That's singular. He does
not resemble his mother In the least"
"Oh!s answers Nine. B. heaving sigh,
''there is nothing surprising Ia that; the
father Id 30 unfaithful."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-07
LAFaIUsss;aa


SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX,
H. - THE NEW AND FAST PAESEN.
len ger steamer .-----
J. +. Aucoin, master, N. H. Landry, clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY at D. M. and FRIDAY
. at IL a. m.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partic-
glar attention to war business. and returns
down the coast every Wednesday and Sunday.
Tor freight or passage apply on board or to
B. RIVET. los Decatur street.
T. 3. Has q clerk on the landing durin1 the
DAY &C the head OF Bienv1lle street TO receive
lrelgnI. - seas tt
LAFOURCHE. DONALDSONVTLTE AND
COAST PACKET.
THROUGH TO RIENZL
Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 pm. and SATUR.
DAY at II m.
For Donaldsonville, Lafourche and upper coast.
IL = The New PASSENGER Steamer
r. A. Oharlet. master, n, q. Dupuis
clerk. vii leave e above Returning down the
or passage. apply on board or to =" s
moo 6m B. RIVET, los Decatur stra,f
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DrpARrMrnr.

War DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending bit 5:43 b. M. Sunday. April 8.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time 1T all gfat3Ona.1
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All diseases arising from disordered stom-
ach yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
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~ Railroads.
M0B0AW'e LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Rail
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY

April 6-7 hhds sugar to j Bibolet--55 do and i
bbls molasses John Cader--5 hhds sugar w Ma
yno Chaffe Sons--2O do bbls molasses Rykoski &
Manade 2l do hhds sugar Richard Milliken-5 do
Tertr0u-5 Zuberbier 4 Behan-6 bbls mOlasses to
W Hansell-6 do Kiefer & Gardner-11 hhds su.
gar Robert Hare-1 do L Terrebonne-i do I6 bbls Of
moasses 12 bales cotton w Burbridge &cO-5 do
Richard Milhken--60 A A Mouton-5 Clapp Bros 4
co-l2 Tertrou-2 do SO bbs oil @ w Sentell eco
bbs sugar Levy, Loeb, Scheurer &eo-l sacks wool
Gilmore-i45 sacks cotton seed N Cotton Seed
Association6f5 sacks rough rice Foersters RiceMill
-13 do Joseph Vignes-22 hides skins RycosH q
Manade-2 sacks wool bdls hides &c Lacassagne
i sacks wool Odell-9 hides Hirsch, Adler Zoo
do DC G Spor-6 do &c Levy, Loeb, Scheurer Aco
sHndries to 0rdorTota 96 bales cotton 145 sacks Of
cotton seed 139 hhds sugar Al bbls oasses 615 sacks
rough rice
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
Monday, April Z. 1879. !
Arrivals.
Alvin Yellowstone. Eva, q. P. Schenck. Henry
Tete. Belle.
Departed.
Raven and barges.
LsHFULI ts1U UuE SO5s
TO Arrive.

THVbH HNU UHIRBH. u
To Arrive.
Emma Irvine. Martha. lower coast; Assump-
Bayou Sara; Whisper, upper coast: w. z. I'll dill
day, st. Louis; jewel. Red river; II. p. Lee,
VicksburR J.. Fl. Hanna. John Howard. QUA
chita; Yazoo. Fanchon. Opelousas.
stage of the RIVERS.
Daily telegraphic report of the stage of water
at various points, with changes, In the IA hours
ending yesterday at p. m.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeable. who1e-
some and invigsrating. and It's purity is guar
anteed
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stage of the Rivers
Above low f,ha,.a
mufar. 0AHhsos


The John ii. Hanna. leaving Wednesday for
nsetne Wiz liz Lts beb B.
The loss Of the Basfrop viii not interfere with
the shipment OF Bayou bartholomew freight. as
the Hanna connects at Trenton with the Willie
The Grand Golden Crown, one of the best
steamers in the Southern Transportation Com
for Cincinnati. Capt. Eugene Shinkle, ably as
sisted in the office By his omplished brother.
nn s ha H. hs b be q na o1aw and
Tie popular ones, for their Kindness and atten.
ti2n to the traveller and shipper.
arrived yesterday with fine trip. and will fol-
low the Grown THURSDAY.
The Henry g. Jaeger did not get off till yes.
tse s. afternoon. She had about 800 tons q
The Anchor Line steamer Annie r. Silver. d.
Il. Silver master. Green n. Shields clerk, leaves
Low cd on Thursday By Capt. b. " aouid's
bran" new and very elegant W. 2. Halliday.
Inducements to travellers for ali points North.
East and Wes. as will be seen BY consulting
their advertise ment in another column:
Eva. Chas. DeBouchel master sept Toca and
I'd. Barry clerks. leaves to-day at II q. m. for
The new and feet Bayou Sara and coast
United States mail packet Edward J: Gay. john
J. Brown master. s. f. Streek and B. s. feathers
The regular ss sem. weekly bayou Lafourohe
packet Henry Tete, j. r. Aueoin master, n. 81.
Landry clerk. leaves to- day at 5 b. m.
The semi weekly coast and Baton Rouge
pack ct Whisper. J. A. Comstock master. Geo.
NJ. Woods clerk. leaves to-day at s D. M
The Whisper represents the st. John In this
trade.
Frank BerReTon master, j. g. Bergaron clerk.
Sharp master, 3. N. yallette clerk, leaves to-
morrow at II q. m. for the lower coast. %
The great United states mail packet r. b.
| leaves tomorrow at . m. for Vicksburg.
The semi weekly coast and Bayou Lafourche
packet Assumption. P. A. Chariot master. leaves
o-mOrroW at D. m.
pany's United States mali steamer Fanchon. Il.
| Ell. Broad master, Theo. John clerk. leaves to-
morrow at p. M.
The regular and through Tensas and Macon
| packet Tensas, !. Y. Cooley master. J. B. sulli-
The New Orleans and Ouachita River Trans
portation Company's United States mail steam
| or John q. Hanna. J. w. Blanks master, leaves
"wednesday Ct p m tor opaehita City
| leaves Wednesday as usual for Bayou Sara.
The New Orleans and he'd River Transporta-
| ton Company's United States mail steamer
Jewel. G. p. Trusiow master. Is receiving to
The regular weekly packet Yazoo. VIM. Craw-
| ford master, leaves Wednesday, for the Ope-
lousas.
Exchange Clippings. April 4.
Cincinnati Enquirer:
Capt. w. G. Newton, late Of the Sylvan Dell,
has taken charge Of Capt. Pickles new ferry
| boat Hattie. which leaves for New Orleans to-
Mr.. Jas. Alexander. late clerk OF the Florence
Meyer. will have charge OF Capt. Wash Horn
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UNITED STATES NAIL PACKET.
FOB GREENVILLE. YICK6BURa AND TIN
Leaves every THURSDAY at b. ID,
0~ = FOB aREENVILLE. VIGKHBUHG
land the Bond6-The new and ma9s
- nniacent PASSENGER steamer
y. u. WHITE.
j. ID. White master, Curt. Holmes clerk,
connecting at YicksburR with Parisotts Eno
Boat reserves the right to pass Ill landing1
that the captain may daem unsafe.
g. a. WAYNE, 81 Gravier st.
B. W.ADAMS. III Commercial Plaoo,
G.. p. WORK, Is commercial Place.
Will give through bills Of ladinR to Trenton.
Monroe and all stations on ViekBbuTg. Hhrev0s
port and Texas Railroad. via Delta. La.
w. b. BROCKETT, Agent,
se14 e 30 MAGAZINE street.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

by Cable to the N. 7. Herald
Bremen, April 2-Arrived from New Orleans Ger
bark Adolf, Brockemann.
Plymouth. April 2-Arrived from New o. leans for
Reval. Brit steamship Kosinia. JONES'
Queenstown. April 2--Arrived from New Orleans
Ital bark Teresa, Russo.
Ronen. April Arrived from New Orleans, Nor
bark Uno. Olsen.
Barcelona, March 30-Arrived from New Orleans
Span bark Tita. Barotan.
Havre, March Starved from New Orleans Brit
bark William Harding.
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I'm weary Of the food eat. Try Shadines.
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Memoranda.

The ship Zephyr, Ssigton, from Havre for New Or.
leans. in ballast, struck Pulaski Shoal Tortugas
on March 80. She was relieved March 81 and pro.
ceeded. She paid $500 salvage
The Light House Inspector Of the Eighth District,
gives notice that second class can buoy with black
and red horizontal stripes has been placed over the
wreck of the bark g. W. Corcoran, off Galveston.
Texas. Bolivar Point Lighthouse bears west three.
quarters south, distant three and three quarter
miles.
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Exchange Clippings, April 4.


Cincinnati Enquirer:
Capt. w. g. Newton, late Of the Sylvan Dell,
has taken charge Of Capt. Pickles new ferry.
boat Hattie. which leaves for New Orleans to-
morrow.
Mr.. Jas. Alexander. late clerk OF the Florence
Meyer. will have charge OF Capt. Wash. Horn
shells new steamer Clifton.
st. Louis Times:
The wealth, beauty and culture OF st. Louis
was well represented Yesterday In the throng
Of people that paid their respects to the new
Anchor Line steamer City of Greenville, and
Thomas ". Shields. her courteous and gallant
commander. From 10 q. m. until .. m. 1t ia
estimated that more than thousand persons
Of both sexes were shown through the boat AT
half past one q number Of invited guests All
down Io az elegant dinner. and, It was nearly
o'clock before the tables were cleared from the
cabin. The bill of fare embraced every delicacy
of the season and the meal was served in man
caterer Samuel Lees. Prominent among those
present were Mr. and Mrs; Bemheimer.. G. B.
Hood. their niece; Mrs; yno. ". Carroll. Geo.
Miss Q. :Bannon Mr.. Zeigler. secretary Of the
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company; Mr.,
Haarstick. of the Mississippi Valley Transpor.
fation Company; Miles Sells. Chas. Hlayback
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r. Indicates rising; r. indicates falling 3.
indicates stationary.
, 1879-01-21

Certain I,enlo,, editors do not sreln 10 fra
tcrnzc wIth tho utmost a!fectiun. Thus tho
Jihtrhl iitpifx. uppn tho death Of tho l'rineeas
Alice, said III rather . atately wayI !" It IL olir
mnurntui duty to suDyuy to tbs sorrowng Queen
the respectful MI! hinrBru condalsnco vi tbat
sertton VI thu community ttluro intimately ttn-
nectcd wltl, the Court md Its surroundings than
any uthrr purtlun of her MaIcsiy's subjects"
Upon this the I.ondon II0r'd newspaper, rising
u,' sayagrly. kAya that the proprietor OF t!lc
Ifhsthal Htuitp ID an etzg merchant. natnc4 pea-
r.9k, TT the HEm Ut Mcrtiin 4: Peacock, Walla
street; tllat tu G.1itor IL un e1.fcporter Of tho
-Hurh'..a Itsf, snd was formerly thu su0.sub.
edttnr aE u tlltrl-eate euu.try aswspapss, Aud
ilc wunts to KNOW, does this sHbacadulons
Grille, "liow this trairsnlan and hin FounE man
are u,utc Intimately coauscteA With tlo Court
and ita surroundsuxs tta1l anY other !,ortou Ut
her Maisstys sablsets,"-u''!sssE%a1k , the ans 49,
lss,val lauuachold. aud ,tla other the papes tn
which tla butter IL wratpcI!f Aud 10. with =
wItltr3nR allustun " ''rnlnIelnt kllocy and tek-
ening Nunxvs4um," hs leaves this pfn .tlcklng
IN thu st'le Of coptcnM'rary and brnthur!
, 1879-01-21

ono wore red CROSS upon tho breask
The Church rehpct1 q rich harvest, for many
o! Its frightened subjects 1ave 10 It their alt.
The dnnprs were obliged to throw thr!r
gifts oycr tho walls of the incln,ure, fsr
the monks wnrc sfrafti to como III contact With
them, anfl shut thn cascs. Atntttndcs sought
10 e'capo the tlftcate by living In caves and
WooJa. snd starved. somG enslcavofed to es-
capc bv the sea. They dics1 aud the sailors who
ntrkeil up their tn,ats shared the snmc fate.
Knstcd btmicf tloatcd down the streams. to1-
futtnR them and nlltnr tho air With the con-
tngtop. Aofnc uf tie dc1frfous victims rnn
tnfr anil scratching tho faces Of every one they
tnct.
The plaenc Of 1G13, lGft and fCtsk the last
that prevailed very exiensIycty, pfoduccd fewer
,ate5, and IN l190 Turkey, Poland, an,l lassia
were again vIaltcI From all reports. the pref
ent plague promises 10 destroy aa many liYes ~
ttpkd 1( former Yeara.
, 1879-01-21

EEtRF.
Rumor bus 1t that ME.. Stewart has decided to
llsposu u her money while s4s u living, anl to
lu IL IL person. THIS resolutiuu tetH. known
has opened la1idora's box. Ws have at least
,U00 persons !n th.% whu hive listlo AcieIues u
their own !or benctt,H1 tits Sate. They RFu
sure II AIry ettwurt would 0nl* know what they
weFs about. ard luok iuto tEelr i,ttc s.tse:tlvs,
&hc wouldn't hesitate inonaent to brlp them
along, All tue sYeuucs III her hume huYe tU b.
guarded, Her ataps are tsaGssl everywhere,
syeu IN her way TO church. Mrs. Commodore
Vanderbilt was annoyet Ia thu satDr manner.
When She tnnrFte1 the temmutuse &hc mad .lo
!npre Moug} than yas absolutely essential TO
her rotnfurt, SUE felt kecul} tlr Responsibilities
VI being The eustodtaA Ut .nauas, aud kuay
hardly WhsI tu KlYe au1 When tu withhold.
she waa run duwn day ua1 alxnt ~ Applications,
snd tpoks often to her fr,rul4 ii tn. !n,to..-
,tons she hal pEarttred urun lri'aul the great
us1i. uItY shr had lu dtaerlulaatiu!.
, 1879-01-21

The solid silver spopn given by tho Dutch
Governor Ut tho PtGginct uf New Netherlands
II tho tlrBt white child born tn tie Province, In
1t25, IL IN the possession Ut Sara l.spal]e Crau-
dali. Of Monticello, n. r.. + tllsccs dcace,,uaut
Of sara Rapailc, the original recipient Ut thu
gltt+ Sara lsapalIu was barn op the ptt Of june,
1tE.3. Al recorded BY dtxusnents In tho posses.
slou 0! Ihs Now York l!iatorlcai Society, doris
JAuscl, de napalte, fugitive liugueaot from
Proyines from the shIp luisy In lt;a5. liz pur-
chased vt tho Indians Et5 arres Ut lind "oppo-
elte Manhattan. ul Long lslan1, IN the bend of
pars ot lis City Of BroosIYn. On tie point - u I
land formed bv the cuYu 10 BROOKLYN, then
known - the Wsalabogt tWailabou']. KapatJe
crested 4 log housf. tho tr&t lu thar vicinity.
Ia that house Sara Rapasa Haa uosu, ta coaa'
mcnlurste which event tho Governor Ut tho
Psovt1ics ordered the silver spoon 10 Eo rru,,
senteu 10 tla child. The spoon IL msss,ye a!il
elaborately carved. The natlle I'll Sara Raplliu
10 Engraved upon It. Thcrv u proIabIyno uadcs
relic Vi provincial few York III exi.tcues.
, 1879-01-21

III South Curotlna tho bulldozer wore rcd
shirt. fornlt]l hi.lscif Into "ltlho CIubs," aud
was generally nuiaY and fuolish, a. well ~
bloodthfrsty. In Louisiana he was more pru.
drut, md quits as auccessful. lie ra,anged tho
name OF tho "Whitc League" to u mere arbE-
traTy humber: hG Turned what he calIrt] "Ad-
vtsnrY cotnntticcs" instcal of ltlhe Clubs:
anJ, Is nur New Orleans letter relates, one Of
lis chief devices for systematic bu1dozing went
uudes tho pcar1fut tntr. auvgssttye u rural
h!rtntsons and plen!es, Ut "1hc buggy Hsg-
aus.'' There wtsu pGout ti.tY l.lxgirs tu tho
Trnssa Parish Brigade; sach ul,u u thetu was
"tfayrllng ataenal, = and tuclr business waa to
carry urders 70 tbs negroes eserywtlcre to vote
run tIIu "Al.lsusy comniltce4." This 3D.
cuar SPECIES Ut tho art.cle sesl4s, like I'll other
auylcs, to hsvs been giYcn very willingly,