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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
WHITE SHIRTS
READY FoRlNsTaNT USE.
All SiZes-1H to Is Meek.


LOT ftn-A gooi open back SHIRT, linen trim
inlngs with cuffs. properly finished. re-
aueed 10 10 cents eaeh.
LOT G-Our regular ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
the be value In New Orleans at that price
reduced TO 80 cents "aeh.
LOT A-Wamsnttn COTTON BODY, with or
without eu1s open back u GOOD servlceablp
shirt. ~ 81 30 Zach
LOy I-Same style, body of Now York Mills, u
shirt pf best materials and make reduced
to 81 35.
LOT A IA stylish CORDED SHIRT. we'll
known 70 our customers. regular price
81 =, now 81 90.
LOT 2i2..Also we'll known, PLAIN BOSOM
open front. with fly. regular price e 25 now
LOT &c two PLAITs, open front and but
tons. without collar. good shirt price 81 Is,
now Fl Is.
LOT I'll Much the same SHIRT as 7s. only
long bosom. collars attached. regular price
81 75 now 81 30.
LOT 425 TWO AND THREE PLATTa. extra
long bosom. open front. with buttons and
lily no collars. regular price 81 49, now 81 60
LOI t25-+ame SHIRT. extra long bosoras two
and three pats, with collars attached. regu-
lar price 80 50. pow n ~.
LOT G75-TWO AND THREE PLAITS. extra
long bosom and fly, best shirt made no col
ars. regular price 50 10. now 80.
LOT 655-Same SHIRT. nothing better can be
made. collars attached. regular price So
now reduced to - 25
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

Tho Department OF State has lately issued
avery interesting book on thscost Of differ
asEe articles of food in the leading cities of the
world, In this book Is one conundrlm for tho
Bakers How is 1t that flour costs two cents
n pssilnd more In France than here, while
RgfMa IL one cent a pound chenpor2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

Ex-Auditor Clinton's Times INDUCES In
syane bitter criticisms Of what 1t called the
Machine yesterday. He has cause to be
ht5sr. The Machine came In contact with
zSsRton and his friends In 1876. Result Gin
tEa WAS badly smashed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

Yesterday was the day fixed for the Oxford
Eassts, but the rain poured down In such tor
nxalfs that 1t was absolutely impossible for
abe horses TO run. Notwithstanding the fact
tssat The track was three feet under water, the
Iafss were not postponed, but the occasion
Gsaaverted into grand regatta, being run ia
gssassS instead Of with horses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

According to the Aanaaire fuhoiipte for
1879, which has just been published, there
were, on July 1. lab bishops OF archbshops
OF those pre]ates was Mgr MaclIale Arch
bishop " Tuam inIrelend, who was appointed
ln pfuttbns infiaeltloR by Leo XII on March g.
1925. or those dignitaries, sixty-one were
named by Gregory XVI, 1913 by Plus TX, and
eighty-tWO by Leo MIL
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The Atlanta Constitution thinks that the
planters are just as able to control the price
VI cotton as the spectators, II they would
sEly cooperate. The price OF cotton. 1t de-
gsares, Is no longer question Of supply and
dsaaaand, but of money, cooperation and
manipulation. 1t thinks that the planters
Bfn one day learn the lesson that is being
asnght them IN this respect, and control the
Esyies OF this staple
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Gentlemen's CoIOred Shirts,

lot " 75e; 81, 81 % and 81 80 last years goods.
reduced ~ soc each
Another lot Of better goods and better styles. all
put at one priee-sI 10 each.
Some good styles of C0LORED ALL LINEN
SHIRTS in stock ut cost. 81 IS each former
price 81 per dozen.
All linen WHITE SHIRTS. nicely made and
stylish at 81 rs each, regular price s42 per
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and does not intend to let them again "get
their work In" They are not without hope,
however, and In the meanwhile consolidate to-
gether t. counsel the people As to their polit-
ical interests under the guise of Independents
ism
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

A tine personnel for q consolation Charles
Clinton, Henry G. Dibble and Isaac n. Stoute-
myer. This trio now controls the Ti4tta and
assumes to direct the opinions Of the people
of IIOuiSiann
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

The United States is drawing heavily on
France and taking large amount of her sur
gaaIas cash, ia consequence Of the failure Of the
Trench crops. distinguished political econ
asaist estimates that at least $10o,O0O,0oO Of
aersa products will be needed this year from
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SAVINGS BY THE NEW CONSTITUTION

california will SO Democratic 50, at least,
asays Billy Chandler, who never yet surren-
afeTed q doubtful State, and who still wildly
aHeDhs that Blaine may be successful in Maine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

asE Republican contemporary, the Times,
1sss reason to be hostile to the Democratic
rarity. That party boosted the editors
sAaasop, Dtbbie and Stoutemyer-i from office,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

Baltimore now suffers from glut Of peaches
Ia week ago 10000 boxes of the fruit were re-
essived IN that city In one day, and sold late In
aac day for ten cents peck. The people of
-9aw Orleans rarely have such opportunities
ma this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

What Is required to constitute consocia-
afos, after the Times model: Radical ex-
Auditor. Radical ex-Assstant Attorney
General. and a Radical ex-Auditor's ex-Solic-
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In Underwear We Offer

Jeans DRAWERS best goods, SOC rer pair.
Jeans DRAWERS. extra roomy and best goods.
CSC per pstr.
All linen DRAWERS. very best materials and
make. 81 30 per pair
All linen DRAWERS. good goods. light linen.
913 per pair
Nainsook DIR WERa best goods reduced to
o. per pair. and UNDER5HIRrs to match
at the same price.
Tho soc India GaGzs UNDERsHIRTs, long
sleeves reduced to SOC each.
The 75c India danze UNDERsHIRTs, either
long or short sleeves reduced 10 Goe.
And every article Of the finer stock embracing
l4iste Thread. Elmo silk Nninsook, Bal
briggan md Cartwright K Warmers goods.
sacrifice. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24
BODLEY BROTHERS

"VDHx11 U1sV1 5AIEfS
Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
LhTee and four n.uie Dane Carts. Ok Carts Log
Y heels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts. Farm
CARTS Rice CARTS Small CARTS OF every size, fonr
end sIE six seat Family WAGONS. Spring Wagons
Hounds Wasoa M sea Axe sedR rsse sos aa
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
fHu I swedaed and hardened Axles. Chilled
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
Wheeling. v, Va. from the best material and By
skilled mechanics. Nc can give a reliable
the largest demand
Dspst-az7 ana lz9 Common street.
my2 2dp9m
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NOTICE.

/ hereby renounce alb claims Of whateyer
chAraot@r against my customers and also
against all patte5 owing mo cash loans. except
expected to legalize what they owe with a set
off. " " @
What is owed rue would make a small for
tune. but rs times nre hard do not care ~
waste time and money In attempting to collect
nv outstanding bills.
| respectfully ask my customers to accent
what they owe me and continue their PATRONAGE
as heretofore. Respectfully. 80
2. RAMORINT, 81
au23 2dp5t+ - ~
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Ladies' Underwear Manufact0ry

Ladies' Chemises, formerly soc, rel
duced to soc.
Ladies Ghemises, formerly 65c rel
q iuced to 49a.
Ladies' Skirts. formerly 45e. reduced
- to 30e. *
=. Ladies' sacaues formerly ii. reducedlS
~ to 75e. s
& Indies Night Gowns. formerly 81 lo.iz
% reduced to 85c.
- Ladies' Embroidered Skirts formerlyIs
~ 81 81, reduced to 81 r.
= Ladies, Embroidered Skirts. formerly
r~~ Il 40. reduced to 81 10.
Ladies' En- broidered Skirts formerly &
81 65 reduced to 81 49, 3
Indies Wide Embroidered Skirts. l.
:. formerly 81, reduced to 81 so.
n Ladies' Handsome Princess Skirts.
= formerly So co. reduced to 80 So
- Infant Robes. Corset Covers, etc.
~ Ladies Morning Wrappers. forraerly
.-- ST 80, reduced to IS.
- Ladies' White Wrappers at ss. 50 andl
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DANZIGER'S.

The immense crowds We had ia our estoh,.. /
rnent last week is sufficient TO eonyinaa NV.
one that we have the cheapest Dry Goos WI Y
town. Neo1'
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SUITS:::::.::...::.::::...:..::.:::::.:.:.:.S SIT

- LADIES' WASH SUITS. -
Our special styles In e
-Colored Linen Lawn Suits, -
White Victoria Lawn Suits. -
~. :, White French Lawn Suits
Ladtea' Gray Linen Suits at 81. ~
-. Ladies Gray Linen Suits at 81 So
Ladies' Gray Linen Suits. formerlyl
N. 50. reduced to So. IA
~~ Ladies' Gray Linen Suits, formerlyZ
= = 81, reduced to 30.
Ladies' Gray Linen Suits. formerly7
- - reduced to S.
I Ladies' Percalea Suits.
Glihiiidren's Gray Linen Suits from 81 up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-24

W oOA AsOHuo Drug SLDTb,
Csrnsf Magazine ana Washington srs,
NEW ORLEANS.
, Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pure
Drugs, MeG:cEaeg. Chemicals. Patent Mejicfnes.
gombs OF ali kfods. Brushes, Soaps, PerfumerT'
Toilet and Fancy, Articles, etc. Coral Tooth
taste, recommended By all who use 1t as q
very superior dentifrice. It beauties The teeth
speaufy. Alkaline Bouquet Powder for beanH.
E tying sfGftening and preserving the skim the
pest Ialne 1T e. prickly heat and all summer
find i1 our stocs, coraDlete comprising many ar
tioles impossible to enHmerate here, and sold at
and day. r. + MAyNyHgA" Ilsn
Deag ss Is. Enarmacsutss and Practical uae.aisst
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY

II having become necessity 70 promptly re-
dHre stock, tho present very complies assert.
meat OF FRESH GOODS will be- SOLD AT
GREAT SAGRIlfIGt also goods ca route and
In course Of manufacture. on arrival.
, 1879-05-14

TO INC Eultaf ~ Tar 3FtLNnf-
CHICAGO, Mar 13.-Your rorrespontent tor
thodox Presbyterian lit totlay's issue fec,s
glnd that Prur. Tn,ton Is going to lcaye us. It
L0os seem too bad that thu Profession could hot
huye stayed Il few years longer, aud possibly hc
might have been converted to tic new fulfil and
new love Of Inutlcrn us,d more eloquent tiiyines,
who hold In such nbhurrcnre the ancient belief
mud dognas Of our forctnt!icrs. Prof. Swing
left tic Presbyterian Church because Ills notions
of Goa'h loya unt Righteousness, mercy and
forgiveness, did not cotncfde with tile utrrt Or
tiodox for,nnlas Us held. nut by AtnlIcli alli,er-
Gnss Of Calvin an.l his tlye-sroHgGd fork. Swu,
treachcs q guspcl that ts on tue sItlu of mercy
,sul forgiveness, a,.l Just suits the idea OF The
tlarnnatlon 10 ul,belleycss. Now. Mr Editor,
whv Gull We nut NIT IN With buth sides
Of this qncattunl Nolle Of lie wish 10 no 10
hr!l,-a,d We WON'T go either, II Swing, Bece-
bc any hell TO 80 to-. Patton In onr midst
would act as the senson'1lS,-tfc salt, n1ld pep
per, nnl yincRar,-a splendid stitnulant IN tllis
nEc of progression
Tor Que mn sorry ts,at he is going to leave us.
nlwnys listen to him witl feelings akn 10 awe
aMl rcyerence,-1 cannot help 1t, when co,-
slider TINT hc .,ny he speaking worla of trutt.
wlun tu Ia Numbering sn our ears the awful
worls "hell tlrult-1!cl1 ilrct"
Swing may be glYnS ny truth ltkcwl6o, each
Of them suny p.,rposely Leave out. iillt which
rl,c other tlwclls ulon; .,,lI fur one foal iikt,
cxnmtIIEE lsDtll ,Kitlus ere i condemn elthrr.
sw!!gs cllilnlku simplicity n,n! ullappsoucl'ablc
Innocence, tnkcn lu contrast with tile fiery tle-
s.sinclatory hatred of hs opuo,lsnt townrtls my
thing md everything ttlat sayors Of departure
from ancient Culsinsstic doE1nu, ii lust
want We want. nope some oslcr
Ulc will ltusheatio tic sworl, unl
although lse may not Ert many t listen, still Il
might help once In q who To stir up the in
Quiry, Is ,llcse Il nell or IL firrc lluL!n Gilt
e'a.o uHl pAttun t;lIInnt ,avrcc. 1t IL we'll, lilo
will feel moro ut home where Calylu III Iespcct-
cd a1itl Swing Ia hit heard, only through tho
columns Of our Tribune,
an "0rtl,odox Presbyterian Is rntllcr too
srverr. II Pattol, secured hundreds lM Swim,
tluusauds, It only shows tic respect u,,.l MI.
5ntratIou with which earls ono Is held III tile
mines OF u,l Intelligent community. We wiss,
our brother rattun godsprc1 tu hn new Held Vi
labur l., MOuAT.
, 1879-05-14
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
Tie Conl Question. j..

TO He Editor N The Tribune.
CHICAGO, May IL am very poor lian,1 at
fighting concealed foe, therefore vii! not sny
much fn ankwrr to IA Retail Coal Deatcr,n III
SunlaY's issue. With Ills protesting honesty
hu might at least have treated this question
with fnirnoss i atn oI ,he opinion lllat lle Is u
agent for ccrtaIl, tlrm's stalrs rs Ills conls,llIn
cation would seen1 to imply; but | question
wl,etler his commissions fEon tilutsonrce would
equal lis prolita Us IN retall rt,a dculur,"
especially II hc has scales ol his own. sume
"rutuIl .coAl Gcalcrs" ought not to advocate
too strongly the basement aca!c business; It
would be we'll II tlle public at lurgc wuultt adupt
his theory ouev for all ~ tat not only coal but
otllur necessarics Of |ife could be Weighed; a,l
this counteriut dutcctor III ull Of our basrlncNts
might help Ercntly tn scyulationlzfu; Tic
methods of gAiu'nuw psacticcd by uilscrupulous
and unpriuciplcd coal denlers, grorerynlen, l.ud
others. Au teyor. l.. MouAT.
, 1879-05-14
TRIED 70 MURDER HIS WIFE,

70 ItoY C0rtrig1t, Of Bpolecr, nw0kc us WlI0
Friday nsorM!n, n,i told hur sllu 1.nrI lad com
,nantlcu tiln to Kill her. Mrs. CorlrtEht Ind
sufficient. pEesencu Ut lind to make III
letnuf, but got permission to 20 down
statrs a1i.I sea her sirk mother before bs-
linz slaughtered, A,nl unto doWH, ss!o
srootcd TOR tho ,learcst neighbors, nlmhiy pur-
sued By her husband. AassiaIlro VIA procured,
cured nll placed Ia durat.cc. III bad become
suddenly lnaHne from s9roltlons CatAr1h, n,nl
ia supposed to be incurable. Though We aru
certain tmt q faithful uso OF u. Pierrc's
tursh Remedy would effect = speedy euro. For
u,uny years tl!csa remedies hnya nren aeknpwl-
edged as positive specifies for all scrofulous u,.l
Catarrhal affections.
, 1879-05-14

too plnin to ho denied, that our county uas beeti
tho sccnc Of more Ut the higher grades ct crjme
thnn ttanal. auch as murder, nrson, nttRasatlk
accUunt for upon anY reasonable grounds nthcr
than the increase Of o,ir population hT jmmtrra+
tfnn, which has, no dorbt, brought with il, 10
natural consequence. viper. nni vampires, Who
on nf tic ilwary :.n( tic in,,occnt iii. w,
judge vi from tho iact that almost ali The Grim.
lnnIs hnre but recently come among 1la, And ~
nre sorry to sny tl,at Ia the cities aid towns Of
our county tlcr find dams Ut tnlqa'ty open md
ready to receive iltgnl, nAI rrvf7n liu.r de-
r1etcd spt.I.s, to rive .t1cm fresh imput1a 10 rp
forward IN their ptotHiy nnsl lendsh couenu.
, 1879-05-14

over tho signature Of "Ortholox prcstv,cr,anr
In rcRArd TO the general feeling q, pleasure
manifested by the pscsbytefiats Of the West In
consequence Ut tic nccuptnrcc by Prof, Patton
of n ProfcssorBhip in 1t,naon: n:thcoloplcal in.
etitutfon.
To give tic public an Idea M to how orthedox
This "ortlo'ox Presbyterian " IL, ! have st,nply
to sny that Ills ataten,cnt tlmt "paton bteach.
cs to starVelnE concern that can.Iobbr DOE. mol
pay his saiaryn ii bush fabri,atfs,,, without
The least foundation in fact, an,l loo rlicuious
to be believed fur Il moment lIy apy telt, l;nnw.
my, ,l'e character of his congregation,
ae%.leme a aoa% ~ A ii: pe!lcr if e g. tx: tsss. ss
Wilrox, Hugh Tsmnctun. aud others ot prof.
palton'a congregation pay VIII ypt be demanded
md cxpetH!ct for ite public rtlptwrt OF this
same '.orthotl9x rrcsoyicrIan." wi!u pfobntly
tcmp.s to pay iur / by dcfnrang Trnf. ras,u,,
anu his congregation a seryIrc whic1, Fraf.
Swing will most nsauredy never thank hltn fur.
There are thousA.''la IN chicago. md rTesby.
es,u;leh to alni: The abElity an.l ueer..!y cys,,
for men entertaining; Views as t1lyer,r ~ Froi.
BwIng's nnt patton's ule, mn. wish t.mu l,oil
succcss, but tt'atifs tiott flrrn Elrs lcw WHO viii
indorsc such ali attack rs this, 70 full Of ina-
llc!ols Measurements that the writer nt|s nj.
Ot1icr when ilo signs htmscIl All "OrthoIoy
Presby y:crlan." anil 'larcs not append Ills owti
tian,e.
Prof Patton t,as drawn uru,lnl hin n conrrc.
gatitm ot thinkers n congregation tluat viii nv
ernge 80 high III Intellect uini general intcjlt.
ycErc that cum teaftly CONCEIVE they wuEjtl tut
he conrenshi cuEnpa.llons fnr ths I,t.l,.,oncI
Chrlstinn wlH'Sc cardinal tfen Is to any what his
prejudice dictates. regardless III truth, n,ul
ahlrka thr responsibility l,y withholding b|s rcni
nn1lic. There Is Il rlatsS WHO eatl..ot vuprclrni
Prof. Palton's wa.lcsuI nl,Ilt,, ,lt,l, when such
nttcmnt' 1t nn,l fail, thcy VEN. their spite IN
him, instead oi acknowledging their owt, b,u.
pidty, nh1 c!nfil t!Iat hr Ia sill rcarf,tIw tlIy
l,lsotry Of the sixteenth century. WHO wuu,lcrs
that Pruf. TAttn's stern tl!cutu.y IL not 11cns.
in. to this "OrtsIu'lox PRESBYTERIAN NJ does
the cfiinlilaf cuyerch With rrIncs vcn-
crli|y fnse mich ndn!ratTnn for the Inv
wlic!, cnlNleinns HIN ur thu Judge
wl,u administer. III Tl,ut tllprc arr many III
tnla c1nss who will cordially bid Prof. Patton 90
I do nut doubt, bit n large najnslty of fIe
rresbytcrtans of the Northwest VIII part with
him III sorrow a,l'l i! teart, ainl uIisNnE his
number will bc 1'so!. swtng hlmsc't, for willie
prof. ratton's truI,gy !ias btrt, stern ut,,l
carnest, Ills lgart ls becu war., nl,,i his ,n0t,.
nrr kind a,ll luvInl.. md although thu Atlantic
1nny ReparHte HIN iroM hts AnMrlcAn frIc,ltis,
tttcy will long remember him IN kitunrss uni III
love.
II Prof. pa,tons writings a,M hi. sermons
while IN Great Drita!n were OF surli character
as TO cnusc his appointment to pr.sirssorsElp
In uue Of tic nlUht nnted theological Institutions
OF ti,c Old World It Is rcvDgnitin OF lis abtli.
ty ut which ho ntld lis friends ,,ay Justly fec!
proud. J. T. l..
, 1879-05-14

~ eHe 1sA]tuT ~ kHf 1FI1fHt1
CM1CAoo May 1B.-You Eayu clItoralty male
In rebuilding Notro Damc College On the
ground that "tlle cause VI education ~ demands
tint they should tu SO. Yon nlso refer to tho
lRDor OF Father Soru, Tie founder of Notru
DaIlls, "in tile cnusu Of ea,lcA't,ll,h nnll that
he should bd nfdol III Ills Efforts in thut Aircc-
tlon..
Now, Atr. Editor, I would most respectfully
submit II Nutru DnHlo Or Falhsr Susin Ia
entitled to consideration whatever at the
lsnndR Of ProtcntnRts nna tlIe iricMls Of our
Notre Darnc ID u Kuln.sl C1Iegr, established
for tho purpose of educating pricsts A,l.l max
ing converts to Catholicism from atnong Its
Protestant Atudrnts, mud this Is tlune under
t!on." This woultl be-. oil right aud
proper enough, however. II It wurr not for
the gross ar rAtller groes9uo inconsistency
Of Father eorn mud his Nomtsh associates WHO
tl,at tey are influenced In their work st,selY by
tho cause Ut rducatlur," In The fnre Of thu mo-
torlous fact that they have attacked or l'sotsel
tho Astacks tnuda BY tl,rfr erotrr pr1csts a1'ss
Dis,,ops on our plllsc schools calling ttscm
goddess sinks Ut lufauly nul vtcc. n'nl 10 Oh.
81 great Is the hatrcl nt Father Sorin n,ll Ills
bruther priests 10 tllu essuso Of general e1uca-
tton, as represented hy our pibltc-scoo! sysirm,
that they have adnpcd ur t.tlprhed the policy Ut
accommodating parents who persist In syId-
Ing their children to nssr public. hcIlpuls. 10
dGyuut nNuanist accommodation nluaps helilE
cot,aIgncd tn cntlless puntshR,eut. ~ succcss-
flil lss besn the thrcAt Of GxcuFntnu1ieaton by
bishop Gtmuur, 0f tllr Cleyrlalma Dioetss, TINT
out of solnu III, ,0N children nttnntlinE the uubie
schoos IN tln. city, only ysr5 te MT -. ssecsd
| ing 1bu, are Ronlan!sta whtlp snme J, ,tN0 chii-
t1rcn have been deprived BY this dllloral thscnt
from having tiu .s!pcrlor adsantagcs Of our
public schools aptt iored to accept lilo inferior
Instructions of tue very poor pRrchtal schools,
| whera gleat portion Ut the time Ut tho punils
Is given to studying the catrrhism and the doc
tslnes OF The Hotntsh Church.
| From thts It can be seen how much ctfrontory
| Is shown by Father Horin 4ild his aAtocEatcB lii
asktny pecnnlnry aid of rrotestauts a.ld ot he
friends vi our pubIe-arhool *Ystcm to euabls
them to rehuilu eVsiegu to be devoted 10 tn-
sttllIng hatred Ut ttlu rauBu Of ReItral ednca-
tion by attacking and vIlItJilg our pub'lc
| schunla4
'ltWould help "the causo OF education, far
m0r6 tU atyu all oar aid IN Ion.ftonish coltesea
Whhh favor oar pnbttc-school systelu than to
one which IL 80 d.adly opposed 10 i ltke Notre
! Dame. tAsflLARs
a 4tnI. ut - UOrtl.odox PrsshytaFiAn."
10 th4 Editor of Tht 1tbAnt.
CHICAGO, May l3.-I notice IN th!s mosntng's
| ia,
, 1879-05-14
THE yANDERBILTS.
A Secret ti,nt Ilna CbnsH to Isrinng Il,
p 1svcryhody-Thc Wlslum of william II. in
CfesInE tho l.A,yAnlt.

a Secret t.nt Ilns CbnAn to Isriong tu
(. 1svcryh0dy-Thc WiaLunl or NviilInn II. In
Ciosls. tho LaHsltit.
I]isuHfrh n Lnat.rHie CoHsffr.+IanrHas.
NKw yotK, Afny N,-Thrrc Is much imprinted
gosstp III this city uyrr tile recent settlements
in tho Vanderbilt famtly litigation und thu dis.
ingenious attempts to tlnEc tlr sumo rebound
to The credit Of William Il. Vanderbilt. From,
a trustworthy aollrcc, to-day, your corrcspontl-
cut lcaruel the following facts: That tlle Ills
continuance ot tic suits was compromise
agreed unon beforehand, md tlInt William II.
Vanderbilt Was obilEcd 10 ncreDt 1t to prevent
his erosse1Mt.lllAtlpn By Mr. Srott Lurd, Cur
nrius Vutl!ertt's COUNSEL. Tie latter t,a.i
wuruetl t!tr millionaire, William H., tIIut h.
must expcct rigid ana penetrating inquiry ihto
hts prlvatp ntfulrs, md usIst nut unly tcl how
much he was worth, hut alsu What spcruutIs,.,s
se hnl gained 1luilsy In tllni m what ventures
lr nud lost .nuncy since the death VI ills lntlur.
William IL. could mol stand Ills opening IN ut
l,ol,ay baee under the eyes ot ilir greedy Wall
said lllat lie wah willing tu Eisu IL .MM, uD ruth
or tlnn hnyo that tusc. Thu rest Wsla unIy tl.u
matter uf t!nesse. CORNELIUS wns lcriectly
willing to say .lMt he discontinued The sMita ut
llis uwI, FREQ will, n.l thai Its brnter Willum
}lal paI him larger sllare ri te ekl,te uut III
),ure InuGuanfMlty, Hiil Str. eentt I.urtl wus
perfectly wllls,r 10 say ttns alt hu k,lew abo1tt
thu case WAS ilNit his client Ind Instructed him
u M{hfnHk1uuG ltE tAtt. DIV bluIG SuTNGUNA
has got Ills $t,0o0 00O about .,nlf of wi,tel, he
used to pny up old debts, a,long !lc,n thu
Nreuley debt, a.Ml h!s uxpcnsrs u thu litigation,
hr has told the scrrct ot the settlement tu d
few confidential friends, who III turn have Gun
tldc It to Other confidential frlenis, until now
1t Is Tie Herret Of Il la1gu nuulbcr of persons,
uni lnaY US we'll bu tho secret ut the rcadcrs OF
the Euurier-jvHrHa', Atr. Scnts Lord received
for llts srryiccs clean slul, ,CMO,-,hG 'argcst
fec paid In the case. 1t lnuy he aided ll,at tile
tual wealth of Tho Vanderbilt rstatc llus been
greatly exaggerated, AMI 1t Is suit ttnt It will
full abort Ut tic original cstl'nato by about
$4QU0,O OuO,
, 1879-05-14
A Texas GEansi Juty's Acknowledgements Of
the Prevalence Of Crlule Ia Thnt State.


We have beun In 4csston thirty-slx duys una
havu found I'LL true bills: It ~ gratifying, bow
crime OF theft Is Oh iht .leetrusr, III will appear
by comparison Ut .the nuinber vi bills found
al this tetsa for tilut oaetlse aud tllc number
presented ut tic former tcsms. Nevertheless,
It is = fuct too palpabla to ba overlooked, Altt