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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
GOOD GOVERNMENT BEFORE STRONG.

To the l. dttOr or Tn 2 Irl6 Un ne.
SIR l have been trying to persuade my
self nat General Grant wa, after ALL Tho best man
that under the circumstances, the Republicans could
nominate. | had been looking at the SITUATION from
strong Union point OF view. An admirer OF Lincoln,
have nevertheless considered it best for the Nation
that tie policy OF c0ncatOn toward tue South which
he would undoubtedly have lnaugurated was prevented
as IL by provldrntil desperation. President lncOns
policy would not have made treason OdOuS. It would
have robbed the free states Of half the fruits OF vcto
rirs gained over the slaveholdng section. The bitter
years which South has experienced have had good
results The American flag flies every where respected
The South has boon compiled to acknowledge
mo North IA her superior Intelligence. in wealth, IN
power aud III everything whch tcnHS 10 progress anu
she u wiling to 90 work I'm order 10 Obtain thOse re-
suits when have ho ou bGucfC al to tho North.
With tree labor and fred IN Of Thought anu actlon
what may the South hope Tor Srctipnalisn IS De
Ing wiped out. War i-surs have been buried south
crn man who looks uuou IN late COntcdtracy as Iost
cause and who not wiling admit the war failure
is oDhe mp Il - an UbSttdctiOnIst Tie class when
pocy ~ the south IL business Th- dominant men OF
thr South the business men, The dly OF the COIeu-
crate hriHadtIs ~ drawing 10 close. WIN kucn pro-
Rrrssyr stac ailE the South Il would not DC wise
10 7rm nate General Grant for n thd term Inc only
mcn who would uruht by 1t would 10 the UfcrhOlders
cause want 90 tie Republican party healthy ana
aggressive that have decided for myself that tho re-
unIn,o Of Gcutra Grant wOnld Do uuTlse. impol!ne
AMI unpatrotc The cry Tor stroug government Is not
50 s'rong as the cry frr good government.
Netr. y0rk MAY =, 1850 CHARLES ]. TAYLOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
A DEMOCRAT sICKENs OF CONGRESS.

A DEMOCRAT SlCKENS OF CONGkESS.
To the Ed itor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Will you be kind enough to inform the
publc through your columns why Congress Is 30 long
DELAYING the passage Of wise general bankrupt law
was Informed by gentleman IN Congress that the mat
teri in the hands OF n subcommittee of tho House
Committee on the judiciary. but that the business Is
DELAYED on account OF the absence OF two OF the mem
ness Il 10 not high time that our members OF
Congress gave moro attention u the Interests OF h9
Iublc and less TO their own personal promotion
am Democrat but one thing is certaln-unless tne
members OF my party In Congress can show nlrer anu
sneacous record for public duty shall vote the Re-
pubcnI ticket and have many friends who Will DO IKE
and NV hack nv Democratic back, Is badly broken.
Please punch up the lazy Qulbbers and oDnge yours
truly, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
Choice Trees and Shrubs.
PARSONS & SONS Co. (Nmitedl
KIssena Nurseries,
Flushing, Il. 4.

Housekeepers shoud the moth proof sewed Csrpee
Lining manufactured OF cotton and
American Carpet Lining Co., NewYork and Boston feS
sale BY all CARPET dealers ~ ~ kHfst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
p,I1NE AGAINST THE FIELD.

TO Inc Bdttor Of The Tribune
SIR: | send you I" straw" taken among
travelling saleSmen representing cloth houses In New
York and Boston, who have called upon Va since May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
!SvaoDsiS for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. May 10, a.m.-The barometer
continues highest off Cape Hateras, but has generally
fallen throughout the Atlantic States and the Lake
region. -
For the Middle Atlantic States and New-EnGland,
rsing possibly followed by falling barometer, southeast
10 southwest WINDS clear weather and occasional slight
changes in temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

The worst coughs are cured by DIR. Jayre10
Expectoran good remedy also for pans IN the bronn
and soreness OF the throat. &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 10. a. m.-Ihe barometer
Cell yesterday but again during the night Cloudy
and misty weather was followed early In the DAY Oy
nartiy cloudy and clear weather. The temperature
ranged between $50 and the average 1917 Delng 90
higher than on the corresponding day hst year anu
eiso higher than on Saturday. 49,, ,,,,-oa ~,
Wsrmer clear or partly cloudy weather, followed Dy
lower temperature late IN the gay may De eAPe0e" w
fay IN this city and vicinity
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

divisions OF time sr the q huTs
line represents the oselsoa
kythe mefcu The broken OF
ihaeGed " we o. ~
an iePh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

For Blaine, IL Grant, 8; Hamilton FIsb. Sherman,
q For Democratic candidates, 3. Truly yours.
TroY, May 8, 1850. j. i. NANNY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
DIED.

AH notices Of Marriage, mss!bs iaiorsst vln fsfs
name and dddress .ts9 ~ u
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homo Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY.
spICRD AND CANNED FRUITS.

JAMS JELLIEs PICKLES. &c.
Housekeepers wishing the articles made from old
fashioned receipts and warranted perfectly pure send
order 10 SARAH s. McELRATH 1893 Degraw st., Brooklyn,
Circulars containing and prices sent on app
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

10000 Fiewsr1ns and 0rn4ssat1l tssysl 49, e
M ma rsrest and tnest ttndA WIN ~ f2m ~ 91SSe
xerE pssisd 6 ec1ysnls.sloss. SsS III ~ -:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

viii held In Madison Square chnrcn ~ SAs
DAY, May 10, at 7:S0 D. u. 80 ~
An address VIII be delivered By :. -. - ~
Hsy HEHEy =: D a a. xi ase5Ss ~. -
appropriate sd as, u iA s b;sss1bs B IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10
Paaf NHica Nnrice.

Structure Impotence and Diseases Of ths 0encssay; "
HENRY A. ia NIELS NJ d.. Ia Lexington near zytn 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-10

Sarah Bernhard trembles, know, at the posi-
bic consequences of her basty resignation which she
anticipated she would have been implored to with
draw. She is nervously excited. crying aud laugh
ing alternately, and often consolng herself with
the reflection that French gallantry has not de-
serted the courts of law. She will plead
that the enormity of the damages asked
by the omedie FRANCHISE for her breach of contract
iustes her quarreIs for higher dividends than any
of her other associates were allowed out of the
yearly property of the theatre. If Mlle CrOizette'
for instance ran of, would they dream of asking
her TO nav them 100000 francsl When Nine Ar
mould Plessy. who has been held up lately
to her as a model. broke away to get
married, they only asked for 100000 francs
damages, which she never paid them. The minor
fortunes which she says were inflicted on her she
declines to relate to her friends and admirers, her
legal adviser having advised her to let as little as
osib,e of her case DO known before it comes for
rial By Z am told by one IN posi-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
RUSSIA :.

LoNpoN. Jan. 13.-A Berlin dispatch to the
FnH " gazette says. Russia has been
questioned relative to tho concentration n
troops In Poland and has replied that, as
there ID no longer amy danger pf collision with
Turkey, the e4imenis hitherto stationed ~
tho Cri,nea and Beasarahia are merely With
drawn to Poland Ms u more convenient dis
trirt.
NEW YORK ian. H. London specials state
that the Empress OF Russia telegraphed the
Car from Cannes That she wRhod to return
to st. Petersburg to die there. having iitst
reconnlled her husband and son. and esthh-
liahed q peace IN TINT divided family. The
Empress says that the father euapacts hia
son nf cpnntvng nj the Nihilata' plot. while
The son nccnsea tho father af dragging tho
Russian imperial family down to ruin Tho
Emperor's mistress poisons his miud with
suapcupa against his Rnn. The CzHewitfh
and G7arina are virtually imprisoned IN tho
palace His uncle. the Grand Duke CnnEtan-
tine, helieves his own life endangered. he hav-
Ing offended the favorte.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
CAUCUS AND SUH-CAUCTS FOR SE.
LECTION or JUDGES or APPEAL.

To the Editor OF tn Democrat.
The l1ea Of remi ing 10 tho members OF sroh
circuit the selsetion of bsIr tw Judges OF ap-
peal. respectively. Ia. to say tho least o very
crude one. For instance. tho Fifth Circuit Ia
composed Of the parishes Of st. mary Terre.
bonnie, Assumption, Lniourche, 1t. Charles.
Jefferson. 1t. Bernard. Plaauamine st. John
he Bpptlst. ST. JHmes and Ascension. All these
parishes haga elected Rspuhlnans except In
fourrhe which elected Que Democrat and ono
HepubltaAn. and ut. Bernard. which elected ono
Democrat.
1iho Urtapc,afc members representing these
efepen parisbesf And these hfo repreReufntires
Rssiatej by INN Democratic senatora. will con
etItuto n sub caucus to eeet two ludgos of np-
pehl. Whnt q Rlaring pervnrsion Of the nonstI-
mt on, which reguirna encb iudpe of nppaaI to
hn eleotsd by the Ganetal Assembly il Joiat sos-
siOHt LEX
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
EDESOA's LiGH L.
No Signs Of Deterioration in tie Working
Of the Carbon Horseshoes Constant
Improvements in the Details
Of Manufacturing Them.
IBy Telegraph to the Horald.I

MENLo PARK, N. J., January ., 1890
The critics to the contrary notwtth9uInd-
lug, Edison's horseshoe lights still continue
burning, emitting the same beautiful or tnge-
tinted glow that they did when first shown
to the public. The lamps watched with the
closest scrutiny are the two hanging over the
vacuum pumps in the laboratory, as they
were the first perfect ones put in
electric circuit and upon them depends
practically the most important test Of the
endurance of the carbon L to the present
writing they have been In actual operation
800 hours that Is, the electricity has passed
through them that length IT tifae II the q =
gregate. Every day they are taken down and
tested by the assistants, Messrs. Crosby and
Jehl, to ascertain whether any change had
taken place in the carton tilament. Ihu8 Tar
the gAlvDnometer indicates no change, the
latnps burn with exactly the same btlllianey
and give the precise electrical reaistHnce they
did when first connected. The total number
If lights now constantly burning is eighty,
twenty of the number being street lamps.
Six new dynamo machines are III process or
construction, and when finished will be i'm
mediately put to work supplying current for
scores OF new lamps awaiting them Scarcely
q day passes without some little improve
ment being made either In the simplicity or
cheapness Of the manufacture OF the lamps.
Some few miuor defects that were apparent
ia the lamps which were first constructed
have been remedied. Although admission to
the laboratory Is now by card, hundreds OF
visitors still continue coming to Menlo Park
to see the street lamps and examine the lights
In the stores and dwellings. Among the
visitors not few are largely interested in
gas illumination, who come to see for them
selves and critically examine the light In all
Its parts. To such, and to all scientific men
bent on honest inquiry, the inventor has
ordered every facility to be given for the most
thorough inspection.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
EoSTER INArGIRATED.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
An Oyster War in Virginia The Oyster Beds
Of the Rappahannock Invaded and
Captured by Marauders,

RICHMOND, Jan. f3-Gov. Holiday yesterday
to the General Assembly petitions
from the people and officials OF Lancaster coun-
ty praying for prote elton from maraudtng oys-
termen who have invaded the Rappahannock
river In armed vessels aud driven the citizens
from the oyster y ds. In conflicts witch have
occurred two citizens have been killed. The
papers were referie ell to the Commtto on Po-
lice for immediate action.
A VESSEL FR NJ NEW ORLEANS ON REEF.
VIEWPOINT. II. l., JAIN. i3.-ThH hrig 8 p hmith-
Capt Tim. from New Orleans for Providence.
with m0iasses and cotton. struck inside Prem
tons reef last night during Il heavy snow storm.
she lies In nn CAsV poBnton and has not yet
hilged. If the wind rema rs favorable she Will
float. WrecNers have gons TO her assistance
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
CAIRo. Jan IL A little colcred girl four years
old was burned to d. ath to-day. Its m1thrr
left II locked UP IN room and its clothes caught
fire.
RIOT AT THE CHICAGO STOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO Jan. l3.-A collision occurred at the
stock yards this morning between the striking
and non striking WoIkmeu In the packiDg
houses. The batter were attacked by mob OF
400 or more with sticks and stones as they
passed In and out of the gate. One man was
dangerously stabbed. A number Of the strikers
were arrested and marched to the police sta
tion at the nuzzles of revovers Serious
trouble and bloodsned are feared. The police
authorities regard the situation as critical. and
have transferred large force to the stock
Yards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
TEX As.

A contract has been let for fifty more miles
Of the Corpus Christi and Laredo Railroad TO
Los Oujslos.
The Concho river Is alive With Wild ducks
and geese, and the prairies above Concho are
covered with antelope and eurlew.
party Of French agricultursts, number
Ing seventynlne men, women and children,
have left HavTe on their way to Texas.
Digging u well on a rancho in Gonzales
county, Texas, at depth Of forty feet stream
was struck thatoveriloWed and made young
river on the surface
A mill stone In the Sbey min, Victoria,
burst on the sixth, dangerously wounding
Mr. r. H. Sbley and Peter Weilin aud wreck
Ing tho mill machinery.
At Blossom Prairie near Paris during 8
fgnt Mr., W. Afford tappod Mr.. Joe Pitts
lovingly on the head with stick OF stove
wood ard Pitts gave up the ghost.
GOlad Gu0rd. Cattle on the pralrfes are In
excellent condition The grass is good and
still growing, and the probability Is that the
range will be fine during the entire winter.
A gentleman, In q ride OF fifteen miles
across the pralries Of Coneho county, Gays he
saw not less than 500 antelope, $50 wild horses
and innumerable locks Of ducks, geese, quail
and GurleW.
A letter to the San Antonio Herald says:
Some brutal and cowardly wretches have
wantonly shot down about sixty OF the best
brood mares within few miles and above
Castrovile belonging TO different owners.
A wonderful gas we'll has been discovered
ten miles from BRENNAN. 1t is tweve-inch
bore, l52 feet deep, and when gnited throwsa
wide-spreadng flame fifteen feet In height.
Hundreds OF people visit 1t daily.
Parson Duncan lcolored) fed from the IN
dignAtl0n Of Deni5on darkies for swindling In
Kansas exodus matters, turned up In Cheto-
pa, Kansas, and was arrested and taken In irons
to Peraons. He will probably go to the Kan
ptnt6nttary.
The .fournaL says Immense beds OF salt have
been found in the Elm fork Of the Big Wichita,
seveHty-ive miles west of Henrietta, Clay
county. Two wagons loaded with 5000 pounds
OF the salt sold in Henrietta last week at one
half cents per pound
Five colored hunters were drowned at
Campbell's bayou, near Galveston 1.xas, on
Saturday. They were missed, and on Tues
day a party went in search and found the
-c0rpses In the small safl-boat used by the
men, which had sunk near the coast.
Mr.. Davtns, OF Marshall Tex, has been
visiting Deni5on, and tells the editor OF the
Ners that he recently visited Jim Currfes
who brutally murdered Porter. Currte lives
Ike nabob, his cell being comfortably fur
nshed by his brother, the present mayor OF
Shreveport. He Is supplied with meals from
restaurant. Currie does not express any
contrition at his horrible act, and assumes all
the air Of an innocent man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
WASHINGTON.
The House Committee on Appropriations
Agree to Report Bill Appropri
ating 100000 for the
q, s. MarBhals.

WasrlINaToN. Jan. Tho Sonate to-day
confirmed nominations ~ tollnwa
Poatmasters Georgia q. !, Wilson. M
ledgeviIle. VIM r. Watts. West Point. y.
jordan Cuthhert.
Alabama j =. Newcomer. Greenville. N.
Younghinnd. Union Springs.
Louisiana l.. DRmatais, opelnuEas.
The Senate aIan confirmed large number
Of army aud navy promotions.
WHAT RAILROAD MAN THINKS OF HTA-
CANS INTERSTATE COMMERCE RIbh.
Wee President blanchard, of Tho Eric Rail
roaa Company, made MI elaborate argument
this morning before tho House COMMITTEES on
Commerce agninet tho paesaga of the Rra-
gan Foster Interstate cnmmerce bill. lie ala0
spoke on tho representation mot Feveral Of tho
trunk lines Ho favprealn commission to In
auIfeinto the subject napraCtIcal way, III nj
vance Of lnuialntinn He thinka ho pending
bill Ia IN tho intar"atof making Naw Orleans
the export centre of the country. rs under IT.
provisions, he says, no Westerp produce Tor
export will he ahpped e. Now York by rail-,
but will go Via the Mississippi river to Now
Orleans.
EAnss CLAIM FOR IETry WORK,
At tho Cabinet meeting this afternoon Capt.
Eais's payment for the Mississippi intty
work again came up Tor discussion. Capt.
Fads claims that he ehonld receive = per cont
Interest fon tho Al 0nn,0A0 which II withheld
from payment to him until tho pormanauey of
his work Ia assured Thoquestinn IL referred
TO tho Attorney General for decision.
a pILb no SECURE THE SECRECY or TELE-
GRAMS.
The bill introduced In tho Senate by Mr..
Salisbury to-day to pernra the secrecy Of tel
egrams provides that dispatches and cnpiea
thereof In possession Ut telegraph companies
who avail themselves of the privileges OF
title G5 Of the Revised Statutes ehall he CON
edared the private papers Of the senders. and
shall have tho Same exemption from search
and seizure aa communications sent by the
United States mails
A NEW ELECTRIC LIGHT PATENT.
Tho United States patent Office to-day
issued Il patent to David Flanery, OF jackson,
MlaH.. for an electric light apparatus, consist
ing partly of lamp. but chiefly of m entirely
new method for Elf cling tho distribution Of
the current and regulating the light.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14

Great indignation prevails among the Re-
pubIicans Of the eleventh judicial district of
Pennsylvania because Gov. Hoyt appointed
Col. Woodward, a Democrat. Judge of the said
Republican, who was also an applicant for
the position. The only reason assigned Tor
the Governors appointment Of Col. Wood
ward to the judiciary is the fact that they
have been boon friends from boyhood. al
though opposed in politics. When Mr.. Hoy t
was nominated for Governor, Woodward was
the first to espouse his cause, for which he
suffered ostracism at the hands of his party.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
POLIiItS.
Dem. Majority in the Seventh
Missouri District 400O.

SEpALIA, Mo, Jan. t3.-The latest accounts
from the Seventh Congregational District in-
sure the election Of Col. John II, Phillips by
about 1000 majority.
SENATOR GARFIELD.
CINCINNhTI Jan. f3,-finn. Garfield was
elected United States senator to succeed Mr..
Thurman by the OHIO Legislature 10 day.
Tho vote stbnd in tho Assembly: Garfield G6,
Thurman a. In the Senate: Garfield ~.
Thurman -.
FOSTER INAUGTRATED.
CoGuMnrs, Jan H.. Coy. Foster was in
augurated yesterday.
THE DEMOCRATIC Caucus or THE MISSISSIPPI
LEGISLATURE.
JACKSON. Ian. H. In tho Democratic
caucus tonight two ballots We're talsen. both
the same and without resus, as follows .
Blrk4dan, 52lIs, Singleton, t3: Waithall, 3s1 I .
George. /; Beck, /. Theelcction Of Senator
hy the Legislature occurs next Tuesday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14

NEW YoRK. ] IN. 'gArrved Clty of Ravan=
nah sarto Domingo. Homeward: Nouetum
for Ghvca on.
Llyfnpopt. jan. u ArrIved Rtenmer An
Banner. Can't. Robinson. from Psnaacola. be
fnra reported ashore in FIRTH of Forth. hns
fyatod.
H4vaF Jon, ta,-aailed On tho twelf h. brig
Htclla f9r TyhRe
GLASGOW. Jen ta.-ArtIved On tho eleventh,
bark ltrnvp from Wilmington.
LIVERPOOL JON. - Arrived On tho twelfth
ship Adelaide Baker from Savannah.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
senator sanar'. eonsl,lon.

WASHINGTON Jan. n "A dia patch from Gen.
Waltnnfl ID Gen Gordon dats Jackson Miss.
this eveninR saya Senator Iamats phystcinn
says that his condition Ia serious but not dan
perous Ills attack s believed to loo vertigo,
mott aralvsia.
MEMPHIS, Tenn jan. t9-The Appeofs ;
special from in nkson. Mlss.. says: Bcnntvr La-
mars condition has Improved His wife
Joined him 10 day. Her pres nca haa been bane
floial. DR.. Graft is hopeul OF his early 70
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
Russia Explains Why She Conccn'
trated Troops ON the Ger
man Frontier.
The Empress Of Russia Dying The
Ex- Empress Eugenie to 90 to
Cape Cotony-G Ghusnee
Sacked by the
Afghans.
AFGHAN SISTAN.

I,oNnoH. Jan. IA Cabul dispatch re
ports that Mohamed Jan surrounded GbuZ-
nee with strong force. killed Gov. Abdul
X ables and looted the city. He Is now en-
feavorng to raise the tribes to attack tho
British Priest Moesh severed hls connec-
tion with Mohamei Jan In consequences 81
the behavior of the insurgents In "looting'
Ghu7nee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14

dispatch from Birmingham, Ala, says
new aud enterprising city. he iron furnace
now there is manufacturing eighty tons of pig
iron at a net profit OF $1,000 day to the stock-
holders. Two hundred car loads OF coal are
shipped daily, and new business and coal
mines are being opened.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
ENGLAND.

LovpoN. JIM IA The largest cotton mill
nj Bradford. belonging To SutrliH X Son, has
been burned. Loss S700Oo One woman was
killed.
Tho OK EnpreRa Eugenie will leave for tho
Cape Of Good Hope on March 26, and hopes
To arrive, MT tho scene Of tho Prince Imperinl's
death hy June /, which Is the anniversary OF
thnt event
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS INSTITI
TIDN.
wAsg1saroH In January Q. 1890.


To the Editor of the Democrat
Gan you inform mo through your valuable
columns vhat has become OF the affairs OF the
late Now Orleans Savings Institution. and
whether they are making any effort Whatever to
eette with the deposltors In any way by Civ
log ME he desired informalioa you Will confer
n grsAt favor oua VICTIM.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14

Four New York groeers were arraigned be-
fore the Yorkville police court, on the ninth.
on complaints Of having sold oleomargarine
not stamped as such. Two admitted that they
had sold oleOmargarine. but denied that they
had sold It without informing their Gus
toners that 1t was oleomargartne; another
admitted that he had oleomargarlne In his
store, but denied having sold 1t as butter,
while the fourth denied that he had sold the
article In question. The prisoners were held
In $500 each for trial.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14

MACON. Ga. jan. Is The Macon and Bruins
wick road was leased here to-day. There was
very large attendance of railroad men and
capitalists. The. bidding was opened by Geo.
Ii. Hazelhurst. OF Chattanooga, who bid $61.o0a
The bidders were Geo. Il. Haziehurst. ID. I.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-14
SOUTH AFRICA.

CAFE Town. Jan. 13-The arrest Of Herr
pretortus president OF the former republic
of Transvaal. for high TREASON. has caused
great excitement among the Beers.