The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-26
NEW YORK.
The East-Bound Freisht Pool nvss.-
BOyfOn Feat Gossip, and POltce 49,

New YORK. Jan. 25. The rumor has n,..'..t !.
for the last days that the east bound fs sall
| pool has been broken. and that the raii,sns4
| are again cutting far below the sehsatnIYYs4
rates. Is confirmed by this grain and nr,'nf3
shippers and brokers. II Ia stated M, W.
| offers were made and accepted on sraiss ~
| ". i've cents u hundred. the sehednjs . s1
| being thirty. five and forty cents hundraa fa!4
| on through freight from Chicago bv ~ y
Baltimore. ilfty.three cents hundred. o. ~ ~
| was added that the railroads to Baltmosss 3. =
willing 10 make more favorable terms I'M ~
there IL q scarcity OF cars mt present bsasnaia "
the recent snow blockade. Il Is said ny.
100 pounds u wheat can be brought tofys ,a W.
for less money than an exprsssmsn VIZ s.s
accept for. CARRYING paper bag 81 L0rsesass
from New York to BROOKLYN. SosoH1
Capt. Boyton and companion. In jmn,...
Iifs-savipR suits started at uidDiRht for 4 ~,
hours trip from the Battery to the Maroon ~
beck. They TOOK With them neat l!isls ms;sI
urinR three. feet from stem 70 stern. tn NJ
forward deck In placed small coal oil IL sas
capable Of throwing n ray Of light the distsSsgs
OF 5000 feet: steel compartment for heSi,ss
coffee. d compass. barometer. cigars and u!
cults and half dozen rockets. The bali ~
lunch ut the lower bay this morning., nip 70 ~
waists In water. and are pow on their wsy bsef
Broadway eurfsce railroad ts prop1ssd 81
IL Is probable that 10 will soon be eonrnanst{
Capt. Thos. Blair, OF the Fifteenth UsII.x
States Infantry, IL undergoing SOLITARY cof6ss
ried Mrs, ,dordon Granger, and is s sccSas3
bigamy. The trial Will occur next nosX
Capt. Blair said that he had not won 6is w 8
from the ranks by bis brewery, az has e.
auently never been before the enemy Bss ~
fortune and influence he has been pronHs1
over the heads Of those who served WITH Sk
tinct'on during the war and among the 1ndi11s |
on the lains.
the Star says A precious morsej ia II ~.
for those who followed with interest ths !. /
cult. Ths fair defendant is writing a bSois
IL rumorsd that the book appear aDce Il I0ot5 |
Tor by some bon ION people With fear and ~
bling lest hey should be depicted In lis -
under fictitious names. ussd with such Ei5E |
that their friends would ut once recognize tf2 |
portraits. Mrs. Thorp Ia handsome and n
distinguished herself on the stage Ia an1l~
It Is said that Gus. Phillips, otherwise tpo~
as "Ooftv Gooft," aged forty two years A ~
paper correspondent. song writer and Dr. |
character COMEDIAN. who was shot by n
Hooper yesterday. sef we'd with distncti5n ~
faniiiar with Tweed and was once IA !.
OF the Amerleus CLUB aud ring. His 1fst ~
He met with success as an actor. aud plsS5
two weeks to full houses, then went tr6y656
East and West; but falling heir 10 d ro17I
Legacy, be left the stage end gaye himself ~
name was Mary Andrews. She was bon 4
Philadelphia In 1914 schooled In Boston. ~
she became proficient In all the 60
pllshments OF modern So iety. She was {
OF great beauty. and married Harry MT
TOBACCO merchant Of Boston. She ren61
10 Brooklyn and got divore d. At Boht16 ~
next married William Hooper. an iron -
chant OF this city. who IL said to have ~
nephew Of Senator sumner. Hooper, mt
by his wifss extravaR anes shipped be}0M ~
mast In q sailing ship. Mrs. Hooper r6tofI3
70 BROOKLYN. and lived with her Old i3o{
Delaney. Bhe stole some iswelry iron 3
Delaney and was sent TO the penitentiafy ri
year. When she got out. about 9. - II
she passed under the protection OF Rhil1p4 i
is stated that Mrs. Hooper, although al fNe3
plished vocalist ami musician. was extf&&
partial to li1uor. IL is said that she 10 n
only unfort innate member OF her family. r.
years ago her father had occasion to che
his youngest daughter. She left the houa1 r
has never since been heard Of. The loeodf
child subjected the mo- her to fits OF tps115
Tho father. his business lost, and his IA
gone, removed to New York and Il r
holding some minor position. He rsfp16
500 or hold any communication with
Hooper. At last accounts Phillips VS. Il
critical condition. Mrs. Hooper 10 In ~
fix, -
BIZ Mc0lary proprietor OF the windsMl1
nee. better known rs the Burnt Rag ~
Bowery. was again arrested to-day d
charge OF selling liquor without license =
OF being implicated in two robbsrjes. 81
s17oo worth Of jewelry from Edward Fostek