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and Johnson she sent for Mr. Riddle that night
TO come and her at her house
After further testimony Mrs. Oliver said that she
wrote the following letter 70 frlghten Mr.. Cameron


TO come and zee her at her house.
After further testimony Mrs Oliver said that she
wrote the following letter to frighten Mr.. Cameron:
PAPA: Ihaye finally agreed to employ Mr. william
Pierce Bell and Mr. Carlisle, atiorneysatlaw TO defend
rlous die. You shall not hire Chris Chruizman,
Ed lie Camps. Edd Atherton. Ms smith ana ANNE NM
Pierce Bell He IS not going TO write TO You; he VIII
bring suit Mr. Carlisle viii not writ; You can G1
is made from Won. I viii agree TO srtte IL
@ll OF these gentlemen will come TO s. 3 Henkies
Ofice) and will then leave the country Tor Ehfope
You call Monday on Mr.. Bell. They Will give yo.
nnL receipt a. the settlement, " yon agree NJ ~ NJ
Carlisle. No. 307 DIST. and W 7; Bell Fifth-st near
LOuisiIDa-aye. Mr.. Hcnkc Will tell you.
General Butler-Madam, did you ever see me In any
other place before came into this court roomf
Mrs. Onver-I am not certain. General. but think
Jaw you once in your Office General laughter
General Butler-I should hope not.
Witness-I had the letters when 1 went TO Peters q
Peters TO take my found them short time De
fore that tied up in scrapbag IN my ROOM IL was MT
Riddle who told me to 60 to the fremont House. ho
had got word from Mr. Cameron. and had been anthor
ICED by him to remove me there and hs would bear al
the expenses did know at the time this event was
said to have occurred that Mr. Cameron was In Harris
burg. but he toldMr. Riddle by telegram what to do.
General BnteA pretty n nsy to cot sead Woman sS
The Witness continued-I have said that MT Rdale .
ln an Mf Ts Gg 'F Gd to we nnSe O Mr.
dies Office one day. and ,r he sH,a; Cameron SSTc
II yon will kiss me three times will let you read it,"
told him that Gould not do that He then ou sad o nae
he d had the hs ssGs SnG nj. hs night
have the letter. went round back OF nis
S9ar na a h Of he a INSULT wr and TO
another # ta. to Mr. Riddle Tor nj knOheSs 10 me-
without finishing the cross-examinaton lat this poht
the court adjourned until tomorrow morning
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Post ONCE Soucc Tor the week en,ins
sATIjRDAY March %. 1919. wi close at this ohes %
TIL ESDAY. Al 10 Europe. steamship WISCONSIN,
via oueenstown; WBDN EsDAY. at 1890 p m Tor Eu-
by "n
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ana iIamburx tcorrespsndencs for Great Britain
and the Continent must specially Addressed and at IL
m Tor Europe by steamship City VI Newl ok via Queens
town and France spec
isy andressesi)i SATURDAY. ~ ll:3O ~, for Ger
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ship Germanic via Queenstown The steamships Wisconsin
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Hubert o Thompson the County Clerk Mr..
Hamln mas been employed I'm Ibe Department for tour
years engineer In charge Of roads and avenues.
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T .s sar.oa. m tnls ety " tenth.
nes di'islons Of time ior the
Iea preceding midnight The irregular white Zoe represents We
osell.ilons b. tie mercury during those hours
TRIBUNE OFFIcE, March 20. a. m.-Tho variations
IN The barometer yesterday were slight slight rises
taking place IN tho morning The weather was clear
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THE SUIT OF MRS. OLIVER.
THE WITNESS UNDER THE HARROW.

GENERAL BUrLER GIVES HER FURTHER RIGID
CROss-FxAMINArIoN. AND USES SOME PRETTY
PLAIN LANGUAGE IN COURT-MORE LETTERS
The trial of the suit of Mrs. Oliver against Simon
Cameron continued at Washington yesterday. Mrs.
Oliver was the only witness. She was searchingly
cross-examined by General Butler Her counsel
protested against the course the General was
taking whereupon the latter used very severe Ian
guage in regard to the character of the witness.
large batch of letters, written by Mrs. Oliver, was
submitted to the Court Many of the letters are
printed below.
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Sperial Nolres
Geo A. Leuyitt ~ Co. Auctioneers.
THIS THURsDAYj EVENING,
At the Le,vltt Art Galleries. Sl7 Broadway, the
MS. MACY COLLECTION
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS PRINCIPALLY CP
THE MUNICH SCHOOL COLLECTED
DURING A RESIDENCE ABROAD OF TILE LAST
THEE YEARS.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT.
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VACANCY FILLED.
Frederick n. Hamin was yesterday appointed
Deputy Commissioner Of Public Works IN place OF
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WASHINGTON, March ia number OF feI-
ters were submitted 10 MIS- Oliver to-day by Genera
Buter while she was on the witness stand and she adj
mitted writing them. They Will be presented as EVIL
dence. They as foOws
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THREATS AND OFFERS.

told Mr.. S. g. Henkle would settle for $1,000 win
the $500 Mr. Riddle holds for me- deducting my board
while at the fremont House, and a $7o posi-
ton you yourself promised me, or $4,000 ana
1 will return home. You can agree on either propo-
son to-day and stop giving orders 10 hiretngs 70 in
suit me.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
nom estio.

New York. July 2.--Flour dull anf weak;
- 25d6 for trade and family brands: AGA 20 for
changed. Wheat opened dull and weak and
for ungrahed spring, Il 10 for ungraded red
July 81 o51z@l %. No. red July 81, 1azm1 Az,
DO August y esh@l O. C9In dall and a 4 ~
steamers No. July. 43M4sa, do August 400
As steamer July % bid Oats quiet and steady
g7@se for 5r +, mixed, s8H@42 for white Rye and
Pork quiet but firm; July s1oI1o01o 20; August
SO 15@s1o 25. Lard firm; July Sc 1906 40: August
o e whisk9 get At pee uie' ana
steady.
bags. Sugar steady. sales Zoo hhds. Refined
sugar steady and in fair demand.
C1N.g nlss July 2-Hay market dull; conn., l.
GENITAL cent IN Mess 81 pork 10 S 500 u 20 81 bb
Current make G@6o5 y ID. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders 8. soass5 clear rib 4.9o@4 e5 clear sides 51o
quiet; mixed 80, shelled 80. Wheat---New white
red 81 o3@1. o.. amber 81 01@1 o3, Rye-Prime
to choice Sc, No. 81.
4@5; short ribs attn bid. 4.85 asked July. 1850
4.sTh August, 4e71s asked September. Pork
90 95tg9 e71s August. $40 g5@1o OH September
e.1o July. o 1906 20 August, 625@6 27A Septem-
Der. 5.971s seller the year.
Union STOCK IArdH,-364 cars stock reported.
cial yesterday 1446t: do shipments 1861. Light
hogs 50 1903 s5. mixed paekeTs s3 55t@3 rs, heavy
shipping 50 1000 81. tle-Estimated receipts
Iii. p. m.-Glosing. = Wheat-s7S July. ssk
asked August, 90, s9A September nominal, Corn
tember. Oats-s2k bid July 2sSs August 1880
FIX September. Short ribs-475 July nominal.
so asked August, 4. 90 asked September; Pork
September. Lard-6o5 bid July, g 16 bid August.
81. LOFTS. July 2.-opening- Wheat-e27l bid
SIX III Aq s ea ssBt16es5
1850 p. NJ Wheat lower: No. 2 red g21s July.
91A August and September. "a cash for No. 8
red 80 bid cash. Corn easier; 1914 bid July, 351h
eaafsr s AeeRs
800 cash. Whisky steady at 81 Oh. Pork quiet;
Iobbing at $40 25. Out meats stronger: car lots
summer clear ribs IS, clear 5o5. Bacon higher;
clear ribs 81. clear 51. Lard nominal.
Foreign.
.L1vERpooI, July 2, 1918 p. m.--Cotton very
sales 5000 bales. Of which. 1000 are for
spring rs 4d@ss sd; Western winter IS edo
g 3D. Flour Western canal So e q Sd.
ern 47s., Lard-Prime Western 32s cd. Bacon
Long clear 2es Sd. short clear ITS. Tallow--
American s2s Sd. Receipts Of corn for three
days 81 900.
Ocean FroIghta.
New York. July 7.--Ocean freiehts we're quiet
bushels grain at 4d; to London by steam 5000
bushels grain at 3D. To Hull BY, steam, $4,000
hshs bas kPan Do Ct 1914 d a. bs to- ns week and
TN o,u Toohoor,s hoo+ avrao+ ,o.r,, %,t,aa. -
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1879

toys, paper ,hangings, paints, crockery, and
cooking utensils. The police may enter any
store or shop and test the articles offered Tor
sale. Samples may be taken away for ex-
animation.
The June report Of the Agricultural De-
partment shows that the acreage OF oats has
decreased about per cent. The general
average ID 81 against 1O3 last year. The con-
dition is unfavorable In nearly all sections OF
the Union The decrease In the acreage Of
rye ID about per cent; New England is full;
New York only 80 and Pennsylvania s8. Bar
ley ID low; the general average ID 81, while
In 1878 1t was 1O2. Corn Is backward, owing
to the drouth. In five or six localities the
seed did not germinate. The condition Of
clover ID very low all over the country, ex-
cept In the New England States and those
bordering on the Gull Of Mexico. The pros
pect for good crop of fruit IL gloomy; the
late frosts were fatal In many regions. These
crops are reported as improved since the re-
ports were made to the department.
The New York Post, commenting upon the
money market In its financial article, says:
The money market In the next forty days
will be subject to two influences. The first is
the ordinary one OF July interest disburse-
ments. These Will aggregate not far from
$50, 000 and the part OF them that comes
into the treasury will not add to the loanable
resources Of the market the part which will
Do dsbursed by other corporations Is already
to be returned within the first ten days OF
July. The second and unusual influence to
which the market will be subjected Is the set
Element OF the bond operations between the
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDITORS.

Rooms COMMITTEE on THE DEBT oTl
the State, at the State House.
New Orleans. April 30. 1871
The Committee on the Debt Of the State. p
accordance with b resolution OF the Constitu-
tional Convention. hereby give notice TO o
creditors OF the State that the committee 10 pre-
pared TO receive propositions relative to the adj
iustment OF the bonded and floating debt OF the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In Writina
to the chairman OF the committee by syndtr
cate or agency. representing each particular
class Of Indebtedness.
Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
Address. New Orleans. La. tate-Honse.
mY1 II
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MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. July Q. 1879.
NEW pRT,EANH CLEARING. HOUSE.
Minus Far. !. q. 800. 7ss So $557.

Thus far. 50 SOC. 1856 So $557, 73O sc
We quote exceptional paper GOT v cent; Al
do To-: second Crude do O.; loans on col
laterals Cos: Al mortgage paper 60: second
grade do % v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 8s@s9
and trade dollars at 9O@95. Halves and quar-
ters lAmerieanl are quoted at es14@s9A.
The sales Of foreign exchange were light
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
-04s7. and bill of lading and clear bills at
4s81s@4s4h.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs =; commercial -@5214.
New York sight is quoted at " y cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate; commercial ID
quoted Y " cent premium.
State Oonsols steady at 4s5s 04sls.
Premium Bonds closed at 25A@25H.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES = Consol-
idated Bonds are quoted at 81A@321s: Half Paid
City Coupons. 23@25: State Warrants, s10s6
Levee Warrants. 74h@76: City Time. 1874. 200
a.; 1875. 500; 1876. 21@2s: 1877. 21@23; 1873.
21D23.
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Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTEL--J M Sadler. M D, Miss Hattie
Meek, townsville: Miss Reola THOMPSON Mon
.ioelo; : sPa Barb u city, Jos Rice Gal.
Mrs M B Ellis, Philadelphia; Justo de Cardenas
Ygnacins Mia Mercedes dc Cardenas. Mexico
@ Fl Norris. Texas: A g Tyler. Miss: Mar
tin Pass Christian,
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The aggregate expenditures Of the city Of
Boston for the current fiscal year were So
,915, and the estimated revenues for the
same period fall nearly $4,000 short, but the
4 tact that the percentage Of tax collections has
been steadily increasing for the last four years
may be regarded as an encouraging symptom.
Times are sure to be getting better as the
number of prompty-paying taxpayers In
oreases and the list of delinquents grows less.
y The entire debt OF Boston on the thirtieth Of
4 April, 1879. was SIG, 229, Sos. or little over
i per cent on valuation OF $780, 1865.
The United States Consul General, Mr..
Kreissman, in dispatch to the Department
of State, transmits an act OF the German
PARLIAMENT relative to the adulteration Of
food and other articles of use. Petroleum Is
Included. The terms OF the act are rigid,
and penalties are severe. Adultcrated articles
pay be coniscated In the hands of agents
.-,Eell as Of owners. Among the articles
subject to surveillance are food OF all kinds,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-03
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. July o 1879.
COTTON-Under the influence of good In.
quiry the market ruled firm and holders were
Indifferent as to disDosing of their stock unless
they realized an advance on yesterdays figures
The sales were confined to 225 bales.
The following Is the official closing Of the
Cotton ExchnnpA.