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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

/ Cincinnati hna just completed lia Southern
| Railroad which III expected 10 bring II good
dnnl Of trade This rond hRa boom MI pom
Hly" one. cpRIlnE tho city fully &l9,Hap. Oon.
and IT, building Inns bcn, $50 bndly mannRad
TINT H. Ia moro than doubtful whnthor Gincin-
nnt will rnnp much advantage from II. 1t
was originally estimated That tho road would
cost only Si20OO 600 ana this amount wnt,
appropriated Tor building It.. Tho money was
soon spout md considerable section OF the
rond remained tincomploted. Another ~.
900 600 was asked for md given, but when u
third dNmnnd for Md waR Hia,ic tho CIncIn-
natl tax -pnycrs who found their taxes dol-
hed, reholInd and deftmted til" bill Work ne
cordlngly Ind ~ bestHpcndrd mud Cincinnati
found Itself posacaaor OF n railroad ending In
the middle of Nh tmInhablied forcAt. In tho
mcnnwhlIn. thr LoulsviIn aud Nashville
rond. tho natural rival md enemy OF tho
Cincinnati Southern, was buaiIy rngnged In
extending It's IincR, md managed
10 ret control ur nevcrn nelghbot-
Ing ronds. The cIncInnntlnuR nwoke
to the danger that thronteued them ,
this millions they hnd spent wcro wasted
thrown AWAY. unless their rond WINS com
plnt"d I'll" question ~ voting $2n0ooo0
mhHcrlpiIon was agnln submitted and re-
crycd Il tnrgn mnjpri y of votes In IT, favor
md the rond was built 10 Chattanooga and u
Few days snre opened for huAness But while
Cincinnati wna waiting und hrHiin ting the
Louievilo ana Nashville rond had HlIpped IN
and secured control of the various lines run
ming from Chattanooga. thua leaving tho g.
5. without any foniors whnttvH r How to got
over this difficulty rs tho question now per
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15
FORFEITED BONDS.

4 scattering lire NIL along the front Of the
linnof Justice keeps ia con- ttnntly reminded
that tho bali bond Ii an nppIitnrn of precl-
rioua efficacy Al tic sound of pach ono Of
those reports. which aginlI.sns tho explosion
OF Il bail bond md the diSappoaranee Of tho
defendant In II criminal suit, tho average eitl-
zcn asks himself mnekly whothor the State
will over rnAllzn the small consolation Rtpu-
lat,M IN dollars and cents upon tho face Of
the bond II Is. Of course, an outburst OF
most "lious ctfruntery ~ question the sol
veney Of the veteran bonlsman or to doubt
the Annl OF the public officials III pushing the
collection Of the forfeit. Nevertheless we
know IL II be fact that there aro pepple so
evil minded and 50 Vlcrulous as TO hnrbor slIs-
picoI on both these points Whether the
alatrust II born OF 4 prevailing Idra That tho
dctails Of our legal machinery nre not caro-
fully looked after III tho constant ebulitlon
Of the otliceseckinK snntlmnnt, or whether Ii
comes 81 the lack 81 all subsequent mention
after tile announcement VI the fact of the
fugitive eUIprit and the violated bond from
what circumstance OF train Ut thought It
proceeds. We cannot say People are inquis-
Five and suspicious in the promises and that
is tho sad and solemn trath.
4 case In point Is 10 be- found among the
cursent chronicles as pubisshediD yesterdays
papers. There appears brief record of the
matter of one A. DuBouthel, charged with
emheEElement " Mrs. Louisa Dappl!n. Du-
Boueh'l was released on bond Of $500 for
Ills appearance on trial, but the appointed
day arrived and Mr.. DuBouehel hat gone to
Havana The bond was therefore forfeited,
and the holdsmar Mr.. II. e. Chamberlain,
became liable for the money. The Ttmes
observes that Mr.. Chamberain'5
confidence In human nature has led
him into similar disasters heretofore, thereby
implying That Mr, Chamberlain Is bonds
nan of long standing and wide practice and
experience. This may or may not
70 true-we have not concentrated our gaze
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

Tho reports Of tho Ohio Secretary Of state
shows that it.7lO mnlos t5,Ofs femaiea and
$40 persons, six unknown. have dlnd III TINT
State during tho current year. 697 maes.
5S3 females and II whose aaX was not report
cd, have boon aont To tho insane asylum; -
divorces have boon granted u husbands and
I0i7 10 wives: III divorces have heen reflIRoi
TO husbands and 81 to wives, 1910 estates
have boon Administered upon. and 3i2S per
. sons have heen naturalized II the Cincinnati
papers, from which theso statistics are
taken. had Kindly Surnshea record Of tho
high crimes committed iii the State FOR thu
year they would have gratIrd u very general
public curiosity. II is believed that moro Ohio
men are deserving of The ponltmtiary or tho
hangman than arc In government oilieo.
Such record "a suggested would satisfy tho
doubt IL the public mind upon this interest
Ing subject
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

just as N seemed that the Vanderbilt and
Gould combination hal secured . monopoly
of the freightlng bnainess from Nrw York 81
Chicago comes the report Tint ono !. Jones
Tilden has purchased. Tor &l.o0D0o0. IL rail-
road running through portion Of Nnw Ter.
aoy 10 Oawego, N. Y. which with its c"nnrC-
tiona makes shorter limo u Tho lakea thnn
those controlled by Vanderbilt and Gould.
The effect Or tho announcement has beon "a
send the lirst mortgage bonds nf tho languah
ing road In which Mr.. Iildcn'a mSs,cy haa in
fused now Vitality up from III 10 10 ccnta. md
to cause considerable Of u sensation In Now
York railroad circles. The report lacltH con
firmation. but II gcnernlIy believed.
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Mr. Hendricks lns again anid that In will
not accept tho second place on tho proader,-
tial ticket. Seymour and iiNndricka have
been much spoken Of lately NJ Y Democratic
ticket that could win next year. Tho other
day Mr.. Hendricks was approached upon iii"
subject, and atated positively TINT he would
not have tho second place with any on" lln
said he did not consider himaelf ncoeaalty to
party sueoess. and would not again Hacrilico
private inolnations. In his opinion any good
ticket would win. II would Hrom futile 10
speak Of MIR. Hendricks III connection with
the Vice Presidency hereafter. II Ia e. 10
observed, however. that hs doca not dncn"
In advance the frat place II II fur a. con
Guide. therefore. that he IL yet IN the field.
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noticeable result of the recent thronginH
OF Boston women to the polls u deposit their
ballots under the raw law for members of the
school Committees was tho exaellcnt order
and general polite department maintained al
all tho polling places. 1t Is said that even
the order against smoking was universally
observed. The mon around the polls showed
every disposition To assistth ladies who were
active In getting out Tho female vote which
was systematically ard Thoroughly done,
Aaearlg all or the women registered 1000 III all,
vsepositing their ballots, Tho poll holders
we're models Of prOprIety, lifting thoir hats
o sad showing every courtesy whenever 4 We
M M voter appeared. -Four ladies were IN
ne Eatnatton three beiog put liz the field hy u
woRoen's caucus On Saturday before the cleo
ton, the fourth being the nominee of the
Greenbackers. 1T il said that at the caucus
some very sharp practice was developed,
going to show that, while new nj the business.
the Boston ladies have remarkable aptitude
for politics None of the women candidates
were elected, the men voters remorselessly
slaughtering them, though outHardly SO po-
lite. All the same. the Boston women have
held congratulatory meeting over the re-
suit, as they have reason to do, considering |
the good effect OF their presence at the polls, !
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| ON Mr.. Chamberlain, but there Ia ample ma
tarial 81 Illustrate nearly every popular Idea
and mlaalvlna In connection with The InatItn-
tion Of tho bail bond II seems TINT tho en-
bsz9lnment alleged to have boon committed
nv the Vanished Dul'nurhni took the shape of
"aomo trtnka ana clothing. mud money the
lnttnr having heen lntrlIatei to him fof tho
purpose III purchasing ~ Ticket. Tho
phrnen 'tnnmn TRUNKS mud clothing la highly
elastic. na ON renors Will Observe.
some trtlula ana clothing" n.ny be worth
| ton dollars 81 ton thousand dollars. OF moro.
Only Mrs DnppIn mud Tho nrrnnt DnlIon
chel unn ho pfoRumoi tn InnW ekac'lY tho
vnIuo OF Tho "apno trunks md clothing" In
qucstlpn To any nothing Ut tho mnn"Y on
| TRUSTED I" nuioueh" To buy n iirki. On
Tire chargnor having spirited nwny 'hmet aone
t;unlta md clothing mud the money nt"re
rnti DuI,nuchoI WINS nfinHtntl. nrraiRn"l. nn,l
admitted to lnil III the sum Of 5000. Nj I. g.
| Chamberlain being security on fhn bond. AS
nlrcndY shown. the day or Trial nrtIvou md
| nuI,oiichrl VI found 10 he mlanng md tho
nttl,rn nnl centidlug Chambetlnln rs. pro
pumnhly "niuek" for tho aforementioned 1900
Now tho inndnnry of Tho human mind In
this section W ~ speculate upon such aei
# preml4n aa thoae Tho Hight III Dn
| IsaucheI having juaiilnd thn assumption that
Nj Ira nnpplin Il chnrgo IL true ms IT, tho fnnIt.
tho FIRST Idon nftnf aho'lding ienr over Tho
llntrluiiad faith III Ghrmbntlnin ~ tp wondar
wint thunn "aomn trtInltn and clothing" mny
have boon worth md how much money IL
wnn TINT Mrs Dnpplln Rtv" DuI!ouchel To
tho onnhinnel ealue of all thcae nrtloI"4 nny
have hrrn nlli1lriout. Ia console DuiiolulInl In
his exile ovon after rounding to ihe tlnGsried
and forlorn Chamberlain thn amount hn for
fotcd by hIa lnupeont faith $500 and ntill
lnnvlnH u hanlaomo mnlgln Indeed tho
tendency Of popular Thought Will bn to ms
atlmr Tint such ~ tho fact. TINT thnrn wH
money enough IN thnan trunkH md cloth
ing" to pny nothing nr the ticket. to ennbln
DnlInurhol w tnltn u trip 10 Cuba nnfl 10 meet
NIL tho obligations tholehy incurred to Cham
bmlnln ana nthora II IL melanelloy 10 think
that Now Orleans Inns pnanod through such
cspnrlono,s 10 "a prompt thia painful Train Or
thought, bat tho truth IL just 80. md IL II Ger
tainly not ON fault.
Ana now. Huppoalng tint the oIlltnra or tho
court polfflcn promptly upon the deludtti and
guIlolcpR Ghnmhnrlain, md "Stort from him
tho 5000. nom minated IN tho bond tbs question
still remains What hnn hnnu done IN MI this
irnnnneton IL vlndicnte tho lrW and To pro
tect and reronpongo Mrs bappIin1" Tho
trunks mud clothing and money nro gone
Mr. DnIIuuchoI IL also gone There r. no vIn
llr proHpeet 81 Furnishing DuiiVnh" or of
recovering tho property nieRwl 1" have pncn
omlnHbod Tho State }saiG. OF Is prepumed io
gnt $500 bal Mrn Dappln Is borrowed and
Ghnmbor lain eeniuR To hn bersnvod nnd thai
III tho end 81 IT, There II nmnll prospect that
popular dutrust nt to tho hnIl bond aystnm
will lbs alay"I by any feature Of tho Dnprin
DuI,ouchel- Chamberlain eaR". md no won
lInI
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

Tho Treasury Department Inns hoard, will
aomn pleasure n report that there In Il Root
sioai Of smuggling going ON along the Atlnn
Lio and Uuf coasts. Secretary Sherman
thinks that thia rumor warrants him ia Ills
patching special agents to r'hn southern Gus
snmhouses to investigate tho matter ihc
Herald learns that thoao agents will nlao look
after Tho prefetencen Of Federal oilirIala IN
tho South FOR presidential nominees. Tho
mon of tho Granite Building Ind better make
sip their minds that Sherman II tho coming
man. not Grant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-15

Mr. Leon Ghottoat. 40 tho cable iniorna III.
Ia again coming across tho ocean on .yinit ~
tho various rltlna of tho United btntM ~
speak IN favor Of n reciprocity tfeaty bntwaru
Franco and ihlH country. lIa Inns ma'ln tw"
tours Of this kind already. without accom-
pliahinR anything Tho manner IN which tho
United Stntoa was Hwnilnl IN the reciprocity
treaty with thu Hawaiian Islands haa prohn
bly, prcludicod Gnngroaa n4alnat oil troatinn
Df thju kind
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,,slilI.Et aissblhEKs

Have the raoet complete stock Of Cane Was1ua
three and four mule Dane Carte OK Carte Los
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, BaRasse CartB. Farm
CARTS. Rice Ogrts, Small Uerte Of every size fonI
nd stx sect Family Wag9nne Spring Wsagons
Hounds, Wagon material, Axle Grease, CAR
Boxes. etc. We ssoog.aily call attention to our
,uli sized swsd.yed and hardened Axlea, Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing oi all our Carts and
RagoEs. Manufactured IL our OWE factories al
4heeiiI3 ~. Va. iron tbs bast material and By
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the iargee demand.
OepOs-ls ans no Union street.
my9 9dp 9m
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A CARD OF THANKS.

Sr. MAEY'a CATHOLIC 0RFuAN Boys ASYLUM.
UOrner Mh:lni and Unartras strenta.
Nnw 0rleans. December II. 1879 J
Tho thanks Of our Administrators are re-
apeofaIly tenderAd to tho Orleans Artl Ilery
Col. A. J. Bachemin. for the collection ut tho st.
Louis Cathedral Oh last Sunday. amounting to
tl2f %. md 10 the Louisiana Fold Artillery
Col John Glynn Jr for the collection at st
Patriaka Church on tho Same day amounting
10 si06 % VICTOR SERE
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Brick fonoroy calls u national convention
Of tho arenhbnrls party to mont IN ~. Louis
on tho fourth nf March next. Ito claims Tint
hin peculiar end If tho organization haa 1000
active cluha. md acama ~ ho full IT faith, n
not of hope Recent events allow TINT Pom
roy'a following III NIL on pnpoi. and that ho
hnh morn Nlnha Lhnn Nntta.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES,

Fpr The Gtttf Stntca. rtainD bWamcfcr north
sprsfe,iy r,t,ds and rotirr. rirm u, ppHy
cloudy Etfcathar. preceded ~ M Fnat t'mf
fsfdfea bu falling hWomrff, and RAN.
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Fmrnitmre, mooka and nsrchanAtae.

CASH AND A FAIR PRICE PAID ron
" good second hand Furniture. Books and
what Won have 10 sell and y0nr address 10 Lock
Box 54a. New 0tlenns. Pos.effiee. de2 I'm
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Ew 0maEANs, DECEuHEM II. 1910
ANIfSEMENTS THIS NV ENlNG.

FRENOH OPERA HOUSE tnouthpu Rireat
.MiuNor" NJ Me M,5ahnarl Hdithn Opad
Troupe.
ACADEMY ON MuHIO "ltfyHta." M htrc'a
Surprise iajfp
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Not.co 90 the ~torhhaaaeru ef tho Nav

Notice 90 the stork baaaerH af tho New
OflonnR National Bank New Orleans, Decem-
hsr ~. 1879 Tho annual election II direGinrs
Will 10 hold N our thanking house. on TU EH~
DAY. January II. 1870, hllweon the hours Of 10
~ M. mud y. m.
d'i tut WIN. EAbFItT1, Uhmhief.
once az New Orleans CITY Railroad
Company No. IA Canal street Now Orleans,
Dacou,hcf 10. 1870 Al n nesting of tho Board
Of Directors, hold This day DIVIDEND or
TWO DOtLAIs per share waa deelnIef, pay
ahln 10 tho siurt holders on or hfter MONDAY.
Jnnunry e, 1870 All transfeis Of stock for ton
lnyH previous r. thht date must ho eg dividend
doll I'd o. q. LEWIB, Secretary.
New orleans, cotton Exchange, Now Orr
lanna Dnennlher g. 1879 Under resolution of
thn itoard of Directors adopted on. Friday.
nfth inatHnt. gannral meeilng " tho Hiock-
hojetp IL tho NV Orlehne q ton Exchange iH
rniIrA for "WEDNESDAY. tho seventh dHY 81
january 1870 nj ~ =. m. to consider and voto
upon thu following proposed amendment 10 mr.
teie throe 90 Of tho charter VIZ:
Tha tnpteni ~ article ihres ~ ~ tho ahnrter
Of ia" NV Ottoaua Cotton EtehnnR" .as now
constituted tbs following be substituted:
ARTICLE III.
Tho enrllnl stock n tho Nsw Orleans Cotton
Esohnngo eh@ll ho thirty nvs thousand dollars
islt oooi. dipllnd into three hundred and Nifty
'1fo Hl1nr"a y 81" hnndfen dolln,a aneh which
nhol +, niEn"i by tbs ptaaIdont aud e0unter-
''N"''' " : WIN G0NNTNauAM rres,dent.
lir"hY q iiEAfEh s'et"lhty de- aM
81 ~ ogden, Attorney at law, has rss
turned 10 III" city md will resume the ptagtioa
pf his pfofeaslon ut his old ofIiee No. o 0nrou-
leAt etre0t nDa am
spsrinI Notice To shippers to Monraa
and MI n'aIenRo on Tho Vlcksbnrg, Shreveport
and Fnxns ltntlrond. vim nelh., In. HtaAruaS
NATUiIEI, lnRvlng every SATURDAY EVEN
mo will sign through bills lnding nt the Same
ratio ns other bontR. JOHN JbHNEY,
oc7 II J. r.. JAHLiNt Agents.
gRs Wenmn'R GhrlaIsan UuIDn VIII
mee' on tho first md HeaOnd rUEhUAY In Haoh
month, ~ u II. M. vi the Uhrondslst street
Mathndst Church.
MIsB. :. J. LYONb President.
MHa. n J. Door Bneret4rV. feS If
special N0tsre Parties having Pledges
at Iinrfa Lonn OTieo, upon which interest haA
accrued, II not paid nu or before this FIRST ON
OCTOBER. said pledgee will BIO ofrsred fDr
sale RsiB II
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
Partner wanted

A DVEHTISER WILL TEACH 4 LIaHT
- and good pnying business alao will take
phrtnor with 300 s301. Call for ono week II
~ Boul bon strest defb az
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scholars.

WANTED A YOUNG WIDOW LADY IS
w deairous Of obtaining u few scholars. either
moderate. To suit tho times. Address A. n. r.,
Democrat bee. de1Dn
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WANTS.

9kyANfED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
" tho cheapest and beat advertising In tho
city iH In this column. Mt ton eents per limo tor
Tho ilret md ive oents for each subsaauent In
HGrtiOn,
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Hiberntn snsuranrs Company on aug
Rfto MDNDAY. tho nfteot th instant, a seEnI.
annual dividena II TiVH PER GENT on full
paid atonk Will ho pnil al tho oille0 Of this COM
pnny No 10 Camp street.
Nav 0rlnnna. Dreemher n 1879,
daIi n TH09 r BRAGG. Secretary.
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SITUATIONS wANrgn-wALEs.
Clerks. knlrsnsen. etc.

WANTED Ky A YOUTH. FIFTEEN YEARS
w ~ nRe. u situation IN "A commlssion house.
whore he can make himself generally useful,
and lehrn tho business. PienHe address EDWIN.
Democrat Office. fefA att
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JOHN III. IRA RESIElDE,
COM M ISSION MERCHANT,
No GO Magazine Street,

Dtfnrp FOR Han
WHISKY
A7s puckapna ~ A"ius Whlnlt u from tbs Han
MI, Dtalllnry GnmpRny. known To hN tho
tinn=t In tho mnrAet
ALE AND FOltTEIt.
sNO rnuln I!nne'n Aln quarts nnh plnH
sOO onpls Huinnea.t'H hlDnt. quits hni plnfF
II Tho celebrated md VOL known hbttlfng
~ T. II. hpho ilvoruool.
BREMEN BEER.
aAO onaha Dn.dIptt'a i!anr .Iinria nnd ulnin
81 ensna IL Fnulo iIner. uunIth md pinn
ain.
r iinnrtor md I'D eighth cnakH Nolni'a I'm
pcrlnI i9n4l@s
RUM.
g 4Inttnr mud olEhlh eaakH JnmHlen Rum
:. gnufInr nud :. eighth eunita ~. orols Hum
AFRO
ZOO rHRea Of thn cnIebrnled Rock Gnudy and
Hyo Whisky.
fIIinrtni cai,tr Old Mndntrh
Rrighl Gutka Old AmontllHdn Bhnfry,
- onsoa Hanroalnr 4 Goekhttl iiitnrt.
tlGIi
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Plano Tunlng.

9f sn FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORE
~ '"N nj ESQ Mngn Inc street. u. LEEOH,
SoIree Pianist notgH
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sEARK NOTICES.


MibewnIn NafiOnal Bank New Orleans.
Dnnnmbnr II 1879 Tho annual election for rs
rectOrR IF this hnnR will he hold UEaDAY.
Ianunty II. 1850. from 10 O'Clock II. m. 10 Z
O'clock u. III.
dol2t1 JNO q. DEVERFUX. Cashier.
BfO to $1,000 n.y., t,sss. LIZ WALL
yunoE every month. Books aent free enpiatn-
Ing everything. Address BAXTER n 90. Bank.
YRS II Wall a'rnht NJ Y. ap27 ivDAW
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
An EDITORS PRIVILEGE.

The "dead-head' system usually enjoyed
by the driver of the quill, is often looked
upon as n of the many advantages epioyed
BY that much favored class, the editors. An
exchange thus explains it: Zone Of the
greatest charms of an editors life ia his
beating it on all occasions. No one Who
ever tasted of the sweets of that bliss
can begin to take in its glory and its happi-
ness He does 500 worth of ADVERTISING
for a railroad, gets . pass for q year, rides
$25 worth ; then he is looked upon "a =
dead head, or q half blown dead beat. He
puts q theatre or concert troupe $40 worth
and gets $l.00 in complimentary and il
thus passed in 'free.' If the hall is small he
is begrudged Of the room he occupies-for
ifhis complimentary were paying tickets
the troupe would be 60 much in pocket ia
blows and puffs a church festival free. ID
any desired extent, and does the poster
pri4tieg at half rates, and rarely gets
thank yop' for it. 1t goes as a part Of biz
duty ~ an editor. He does more worl
gratuitously for the town and community
than all the rest Of the population put to
gether, and gets cursed for it all; in man,
instances where . man who pays . dollsII
foe the fourth Of July, base bali club, o
church.is greatly remembered. Oh. it is ,
8 swset thing to be an editor. He passes free,
you know"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01

The general superintendent of'7ths life.
sayias aaryios in his sansual report shows
that at the close of the fiscal year the estab-
lishment embraced 172 stations. There were
2l9 disastess to vessels, having on board
2,lN persons, of whom 2,049 we're saved
and SO lost There were succored At the sta
tions 81 ship wrecked pertons 1919 days
relief being afforded them in the aggregate.
Liie-saving crews assisted of when stranded,
got out Of dangerous positions, and piloted
to places of eafety, 80 vessels. The estimated
value of the whole number of vessels in
volved was 5 1922, ZIG, and Of their cargoes
$685. l0, making the total value of property
in point $2,SS7,S66. OF this amount half
vas saved and half lost. The number Of
disasters involving the total loes
Of vessels, was 5.42s. The number Of diaas.
tiers to vessels, 2l7, is the greatest of that Of
any previous year, the highest former num-
Der having been III. The report closes
with an exhibit OF the effect of life-savine
stations. showing that the proportion Of the
lost and saved had risen from l out of 81 in
1876 to l out of ZIG in 1879.