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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-25
LAFOU RCss X.


1NDEpEN y, HEMI WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS ooAf fAd AhR LAfoohohH
~ FOR " WAY ,1" LANDINGS q ON COAST
lS40Rt1 and Bayou Latourche The A No. j
p"ssenss mk RsnGMks.
"1 John I Webre' and u' 3. ]. blanchard Clerks.
eyery SUNDAY and WEDNEs5pAY.i Ia daylight.
For freight Or p1sAfff H HIhpAy 9pbosFa T LOFTS
+. HENO. 40 Cont st.
r. =. - Goes through to Lockport on tho
Thuraday trip.
SEMI WEEKLY R E4f5Ruu nND BAYOU La
Leaves every TUESDAY ut 6 pm. and BATUR-
DAY Mt 10 u. IN.
k&k Thea, :! s.;s :, Ys. r., packet
p. A. Oharlet muster.
Edw. Nicolle. md J. w. LnRroue, clerks.
g 'S Il Sna IL ss syr
For freight or passage apply % board Or to
,os Decatur near 81 D Ln nixE sIreet
P.b.-Hns clerk on tho landing during the
day. vt tho head of Bienvllle street. to receive
freight. nol2 gm
sEMI-WEEKLY goA.HT AND BAYOU La.
Leaves every MONDAYa at D. m. and FRIDAY
nj 10 - IN.
~ = The AL passenger packet
HENRY TETE.
J.F. Auooin mn5ter. M. Fl. Landry clerk,
VIII leave us above. returning down the cOast
every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY In daylight
For freight or phssasa apply On boaTa Or 70
b. RIVET.
Jos Decatur. near 81, Louis street.
r. b.-Has q clerk on the landing durinRt he
day. at the head Of Bienville ettora to receive
freight se2stf
DONALDsONvILLE AND RED RIVER
DONALDSONVILLEA AND RED RIVER LAND
ING THI- WEEKLY PACKET.
,n% FOR BAYOU dOULA. PLAQUE
kEHas..MIilsskl mine Baton Rouge. Port Hudson
Bayou Sara and oil postoffice land
ings-The United States mall steamer
KITTY N1E,
o. y. Bnrdette master.
will leave Donaldaonville every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at IL o'clock noon
on tho arrival of train from New Orleans. Par
tlcular attention given to coast passengers and
light freight. Connection made with stage line
at he'd River Lnnding for Simmsport. Ever
green Cheneyvllle and Alexandria, La.
In n few days now fast mall and passenger
boat will leave Donadsonvle for the above
named points on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urdny fe15 II
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Receipts by RallFOads!
NEW QRIEANR AND MOBILE RAILRC

February 24-21 bales ootto Allen West Bush
~ Walden, Hawkins & Roberts-2i Gardner COpp
l6 j l. Harris &oo-l3 Lehman. Abraham &oo-la to
7 L AIrey Aoo-7 Anderson & Simpson, Fer
guson eco w Thompson &co-l car shingles S
cars coal A @ Dan ner &co-1 cattle III ii Brooks
2 do Cherry & Barnhill-t do Geo Houston-l de j b
Moss do l. M Peck-560 bbs lime Snodgrass-
loo sacks peas w H Mathews & Bro-2i0 do Flash.
Preston &co-l92 sacks oilcake Ssgman Holman e.
oo-l7l pkga mdse Keitfer Bros-76 do Marquee
Coos do Page Moran-l0 do w II Letchford Geo
IL do Whitney Aoo-614 sacks cotton seed to
N Cotton Seed Associaton-1ss pkgs beer Walz
l3l pkgs tobacco to s Hernsheim & Bros do w
Cleveland-50 do Wackerbarth e. Joseph-A 40 do G II
Aliens do Zuberbier Behan-lB pkgs meat to
Miller Grigsby &co-l car stavez to Gay &co-l
car wagons Byrd &co-i car cattle g MoAdams-l
car stonewar Stratton 81 Mayer-sundres to order-
Total lat bales cotton el4 sacks cotton seed 49a
sacks oiloAke
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MOR0AN'B LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
Road AND STEAMSHIP GO.

February 24-e bales cotton w Sentell &co-l to
w Bnrbrldge &co-l Tertrou-l DeBlanc-
P G Gilbert L Lacassagne-276 bbis molassea to
Stewart Bros &co-5O do Johnson do j L Harris
Gco-1 do G Pascal &cO-2 do Dbl cistern bottom to
A Tertrou-s half bbls molasses 81 hhds sugar to
Tn Brierre COOS do Clapp Bros &co-6 do G Gil
bert-3 40 Lacassagne-1 do Richardson May
II do II bbls syrup Payne Kennedy Geo. bbs mo-
lasses 13 hhds sugar Richard Miliken-2 do is bbls
molAsses Bush & Levert-5 do 81 hhds sugar Il D
Forsyth hlf Dbl sugar W Beden-32 pkgs eggs
L Lacassagne-23 do bales moss L Surle Geo. d o
Bbolet-7 do bdls hides II Gotham Geo. pkgs
eggs z II Sevin-l hide pkg skins Beer &co-l
Dbl green hides Groebel &ce-1 do btl tallow to
Horter Fenner-a bales moss Queyrouze Bos-io
pkgs eggs j Spor-2 do Payne, Kennedy Aco-6 do
q Gibert-2 do A Hlmel-s do w Il Merkel =
do Z hides Berkson Bros bale moss pkgs eggs
L Dupuis jr-s do G Whitney Aco-snndrles 20 ar
d.r-Total 10 bales cotton s05 hhds sugar II bbls
sugar 367 bbls molasses half bbls moiAases
From 1ndlanola-Per steamship Whtney-ls
bales cotton q Damned &co-ll do e bales hides 2
bales kips and sundries 4 Whitney &oo-sundIies
to ordsr-TotAl % bales cotton
Frem Galveston-Pcf steamship Whitney =
beeves Ayoock, MITCHELL &co
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Rah Rlver .nn r. -

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
leaves sy"rv SATURDAY NJ D. m
.n.E. = FOR GRAND ECORE, ALExAN.
dria Egg Bend. Norman's. Bar6jns.
elegant and now stearner $50
DANUBE
Tin place of the Jesse X Belly
T. H'hhott 'naster. O. q Hamilton clerk.
apply on board, or to o''easo
H. W. ADAMS, II Commercial Place
b--No whRrfboat oharges. or eommIssi1n
will be charged nj mouth Of ised river or Nau
Orleans for forwarding freight Consigned To-
oo'st VI "Eeut. led
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TEXAS.

HHHEs FOR INDIANOLA- Hteamers leav-
.-AAAah Ing Morgan City on WEDNEaDAYH
hnd SATURDAYS connect at Galveston viii,
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nayou BARTHOLOMEW.
nsEslF RIVER.

REGULAR BEuF RIVER PACKET.
Leaves WE'D E5DAY, February ~, at 8 D. NJ
IT, FOR EAbON'a FERRY, POINT
Jefferson. Alto. Red Mouth and in
tetmediate landings on Bceut river
The Al packet
EZRA NO. 10.
Jas. Hamilton muster. Sam Hwartney clerk
will leave aa above. For freight or pasHage ~
ply on bnard or to
fe24 LORD h MoPEAKE 121 aravier street
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Imports.

LIVERPOOL-Per steamship Macgregor-1o bales
mdse lc cases mdse Anderson Aimpson-65 ba es
bags 96s empty bbls $500 bars railroad iron lot pig
iron to order-2s bdls l6l plates iron Folger eco
cases mdse Godchaux-l4 pkgs earthenware 20
E Roote-s do TO Wild John Gauche-3o crates do to
4 Wolf eco
PORT ANTONIO, JA-Per sohr Clara L Over
1900 punches bananas 40o0 cocoanuts Macheca
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Ieosipes Of Produce,

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Chas MorRsn--3oe
bales cotton G Forwood-l Dbl whiaky key do
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.4RA1fl26 veston~ " ""A-
ATEA NsHIr ARKANSAS
VIII sail from Morgan Oily

1AlkA6 weston The iron an1 aieam nm@o VIA GALL
!. q. HARRIS
VIII sail from Morgan Olty
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sBeow high weter mark Of 1874. sAhYve
hannh. mark ttnlicataa rtaa f1nhtrataa fall

bench mark. Indicates rise ilndt'a'eH fRll
kIGNAL OFFICE. |
New Orleans Fehruery "A. 1870. I
To tho River Editor IF the Democrat.
Eis la tho signal aaTvina RIVER report, nun
1Iahad III this morning DEMOCRAT. the change
In the river at VicksbHrg ia reported as feet
inches riae In the twenty -fOur hours ptaeel'ng
Thts In, OF oOuraa, an error IL ahon'd have
been rise nf fon Inches. Please make the
correction. and ohliga.
Vary req eCtfutly etc.
, 1880-10-03

taken out. none earlier than 1875, I th,,I
i'll its patents besides the "S nrfor ha'
ventton, the right absolute r. 'n ~ q
more SIMPLE. cheap, and n.rtasae tssa
telephone than that now In existencat nt'est T
fact, it is proposed to furnish the ust1 =; i! u
price now charged for the use Of T tI,s I1s1t pss phs
telephone, and they expect to make An 9tea taa
mense amount Of money. The ouestio,a IN. :.
to the Court. A10" soes
10 the We.tern Associated Prs...
,NAsnlSaIoS. ID: G., Oct AIT tbs~
delivery Ofttces, emploTinga .6sSes,Iftoee r.
in operation in the Unit'd States Tha .f
number 0f pieces OF mail matter han5sta aIal
these Offices was So. 13l, ,8l3, an fncraassoa y
II, :7i6 over the previous year. Tia ss.Df! q
cost Of the free e>delivery service incnJn,ee4l
ne pay OF Special Agents, was s3@a s9s!
797. There were delivered during tbs ssvs. Sest
3l6, ,159 657 letters and S9067, sos posta1csIeae Ieae
collected, 260, 1863, 100 letters and q scn y;
postal.cards: 1233i6, ,076 newspapers 49, r,s9
livered, and e, ,022. $40 collected. "''e oa.
Standard silver dollars distributed thu ~. 49,,
weeS' viaas ysa1 M corresponding Sss week tie m pi
The Controller Of the Currency hns c,n.,
upon tie National banks for report eSa;sa Siea
Ing their condition at the close Of bnsjr"ssss'
The Commissioners Of the F,eadn..,
Savings and Trust Company state that ahaar99
500, 600 Of the dividend OF 10 Der cent auas
Gently declared BY them remains uncsites
or express, or sent through the banks ~ @a1
PosTMAsTER-GEyERAL MAYxARp ::
caves tonight for Indiana.
fen Eharn3Qn 4h3anr1 r. 80.
, 1880-10-03
WASHINGTON.
ATouch1ng Scene In Court-Telephonic
Comp in Postal Bust.


Touching Scene In Court-Telephonic
Competition-Increas In Postal BusI-
ness.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 2.-There was an
extraordinary scene in the District Court
here to-day, resulting from q quarrel between
husband and wife over the custody of child
Of years. The legal proceedings have been
long pending, and the parties were in court
under the threat from the Judge that they
should be committed for contempt, The
mother OF the child had not obeyed the order
OF the Court that the child should be de-
iivered to the custody Of the father,
and the Judge found it necessary to di-
rect that his order should be obeyed
in open court, and the child was literally
torn from its mother,s arms. AS the Mar
sha1's officers approached the mother she
placed herself excitediy in front of the child,
exclalmlng: You cau't have my child! It
is mine. I'll die before I'll give it MP. Don't
take It, don't take it," She fought long and
hard. and, holding to the child, was dragged
within a few feet Of the Judges chair, 6ut
finally her hold was broken, when she turned
On her husband. After the adjournment Of
the court the mother sued outa habeas corpus
for the child
A company has been organized here called
the Peoples Telephone Company, which
promises serious competition tor all existing
PEOPLES Telephone Company are: First,
priority Of invention over all, III that a man
named Drawbaugh, Of Pennsylvania, IN
vented the telephone in 1868. and proves the
invention by over fifty living witnesses. The
Inventions Of Bell, Edison, Gray. etc., were
, 1880-10-03

proved that common business sense can make It
more than pay the expenses uf running 1t, ia a
candidate for reelection. The other candidates
are Col Quirk, Of the Second Regiment, u stall
wart 1risn Republican: Henry Hamilton. a clerk
IN the office Of the Criminal Court: and E. A,
Filkins Secretary OF the BOARD Of County Com
mtssioners,
For the Coronershlp there are six asptrants-
namely: Charles H. Harris, better known as
" Carl Pretzel"; Henry Ruger, clerk in the
Post-Oince; e1-Cosoner DeitzSch, whose re-
ports Of his two former administrations
guve him National reputation as philosopher
among the dead men; William Smith, a druggist
the Crtmiual Court; and 7. E. Stacey, Deputy
Sheriff. Dr.. Btuthardt. whose friends have been
urging bis name, wishes it understood that he
has no ambition whatever to fill the Office. He
much prefers his present position OF County
Physician, as It affords him an opportunity for
obtaining scientific knowledge that wifi In the
future be Of great assistance to him In tha
practice Of his profession.
jacob Gross, the present incumbent OF the
Circuit Court Clerks office. is a candidate for re-
elecElon. He Is a deBerved1y popular official,
and the opposition to him il very slight The
other aspirAnts are James Duyuied. clerk in
the Post-Ofice, aud James e. Ferguson, en-
cared In the manufacture Of pioaks ut 81 W ash
Inpron street.
Tho candidates on the West Side for County
Commission ara Alex White. 8. s. Gardner, g.
". Spoford, preseut incumbent; 7. :. Albright,
wholesale dry-goods merchant; Aid, Thompson,
ex-Ald. knopf. and Philip Maas, saloonkeeper
on West Twelfth street.
The North Side aspirants are Commissioners
Roesc and Burling,' Col; Louis scbarner, Philip
Endcrs. Peter Mahr, and jacob Lenxncher.
son, c. F. Lynn, Col. J. b. Bowen, and John Far
, 1880-10-03
. PRESIDENT HAYES.

He Visits the Oregon Indian School
IRa Makes a Fcsv Brief Remarks Re-
gnrding Our Aboriginal Wards.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct 3.-President and
Mrs. Hayes and party left By: special train ut
II O'Clock this morning On the Western
Oregon Road for Forrest Grove, Washington
County, to visit the Government Indian
School under the charge Of Capt. II. G.
Wilkinson, U.S.A+ A large crowd assembled
there to meet him. Being introduced, the
President mattea = short speech, stating that
the Special object of his visit there was to
Of his remarks the President said: g think:
it is the wish and prayer Of every good citi-
zen these Indian boys and girls should be-
come wise, useful, and good -eltizens:
Sod Soae has eeogle ecresd sSem that to ha tlnf paans 5
should die Oft like wild animals. With this
we have nothing to do. II they are to be-
come extinct We ought to leave that to Provf-
dence, and we, IS good, patriotic, Christian
people, should do our best to improve their
fCries of Amenl Amenl We should
the great American family. r it turns
out that their destiny is to be different we
shall at least have done our duty. This
much as you own your farms. We have dis
placed them, and are now completing that
work. l am glad that Oregon has taken
step in the right direction. I am glad that
she is preparing Indian boys and girls
to become good. law.abiding citizens"
The party then dined with Capt, E. r
President, and an officer under him in the
Rebellion. After visiting the school, the
party returned to this city. Large crowds
greeted the President at Higlsboro, Cornelius,
and other stations on the road. Ats O'Clock
the party took Il special steamer for Van
couver, where they will be the guests of Gen.
Howard, commanding the Department OF
Columbia, over Sunday. Monday morning
they start for Waila Wa1la.
, 1880-10-03

man was authorized to appoint a committee oi
Twenty-Five to collect enough funds: to defray
the campaign expenses Of the Club, each menu
ber OF the Committee to be held responsible fol
tickets to the Senatorial and County Con-
yentions to be voted for at the primaries
Katea to the County Convention we're elected:
A. n Pence. ~ votes; Hempsted Washburue, SO;
G. r. Larrabee. ~: John 6chuster. 18; A. II,
Il. &. Betz 90; y. S. scribuer, l25. The Follow
Ing we're selected as candidates for delegates to
Herman T. Neither, q; George II. High. 81;
Fred Hetde. 1s;, C.: H. Mullken. o5; ". R.
Manterre, u; John shuster, j., a; A. F. PUSH
was 149. Theelection was very olose. The Chair
man announced that Col. ". s. Scribuer aud
others would address the GARFIELD and Arthur
Club Of this ward at Lower Turner Hall Thurs-
dny evening. to ratity the Republican npmina-
tons nnd make Arrangements for a thorough
ward organization.
Gen. John A. Logan Ia to speak In Belvldere,
LII, Tomorrow evening".
Emery a. Storrs leaves this evening for Ohio,
He Will make three speeches In that 6tate and
bis labors Saturday.
The Greenhackers Intend to import Gen.
weaver into this city next Saturday night They
have hired Farwell Hall, and tho hopeless cAndi-
cute Will air his views there to whoever may
come.
. John Sweeney. the Democratic candidate for
county Commissioner on the North Side. is much
excited Uver report spread abroad that he has
never been naturalfZed. He claims that be
came hero under age, aud took out his final
papers when he cast bis first vote.
, 1880-10-03
best ever devised by man. [Applause.] What
ever credit there WAS for it was due the Repub-

best ever devised by man. {ApplRuse.] What
ever credit there WAS for it was due the Repub-
The Repnblican party bad not changed its
doctrines or its theories. 1t stood to-day where
nently of bert for eco9e%y o9esn and hoaosty for
the payment Of its debta. 1t was approsed to
Reputation either by the Nation or the States;
contracts. 1t had amended the Constitution SO
as to make 1t a Constitution Of liberty and not a
Censrtuuon Of oppression:
said that Judge Trumbuli. who was now abusing
the Republicans for attempting to enforce i,
onee hna 9uarrA with John d. Palmer as to
who originated It, Palmer, now Democrat.
claiming to have suggested it, and Trumbull
showing that he had not The Democracy found
Any law 1hat would stop stop murder. wrong, or
crime against men, whfto or black, was right
lApplause.] The State courts in the South
REFCsE TO ENFORCE THESE LAWS.
which were National. The Government should
Pierce. Democratic President. cAlled our the
navy at Boston, not to protect u man In his
hia master. 1t WIS right N to use the power OF
the Government to enslave poor coored man;
but when he WIS as free as his master, and
asked the Government to protect him him In bis
right to cast his ballot the Government had no
power to do 1t. That was the kind Of
ssasSses an'q Il ~es ReT i
nu nemociacy.' " In II The days 4e of Bucbanen. aless
too, cunnoa rerc trained on Court Houses In
diers were marshaled in rhe stree1s fn efforce % =
pro-slayery I!onstftutJon. II was the fecs,n,n
Ton constitution thaf made the sneaxer a Re.
nIh1ioan. Th;s Gnvernmen+ cn,,11 nrn1ect - .
man abrond. Why no1 at hnme7 Eovsrne
1nent that failed to do it wasunwortbv the mama.
AdyerrIng to the charse Of frauds, he showed
in tho South in the last fcur rears
for robbing the Government. And thsy
had murdered twenty-one rsve1l1je nff1rIals ana
wonnd-d nfty-fve nthers. and not nna ~ raw @
was indicted In Sfafn cnrt " Tha nsnra ~ T.,
the souttern States d;d mt nhev tie iatrsI You'll
nnf ohnv fhau fiid nnt intard r. ~ o.. = 5,% unt
tnteD 10 nav ther @ e ~ p 70 t dn To- Ha nF
the burjen If the GGrernmcnt Ana fndne
frrDnhuii knew this ~ Ne~
He Heeraminei Hnncoct,a ,ox+ ,e.4ar ro1frr u
aruountt.d to nothfnn fhere srere t31,5a., ~
,rars ~ now nc etn,o1I tm. nj. ri G EoAoe
, 1880-10-03
The FALL RIVER SPlNNfRe

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct IA deleezts,
from the Spinners' Union had long conts.!
ence this afternoon with the {our min ,,,s t-as*
urers on the subject of wages and strIta as ss.
no settlement was affected. At amass.naoa4ts "
ing of the spinners it was drcidei so iasn.
the question of strike to some fuinra Sase ti1nse
When manufacturers can be taken mora e ~
disadvantage 4 committee OF ona frnno nm
each m'n % wlli ti pc empowered to call meetiaR
ever in their opinion strike NAV be ,adviss. ai
Bile. An extra assessment will be ievied -
that when the time to strike comes tha nn;ovv ev
may be better prepared. 49, o':a'4
, 1880-10-03
Rn0pn'S VITAL Restorative

Fully 25 per cent of the human ruce ara vctfms u
don = fuiy b1 e.aTy tnteirss.
pnyfsan IT'S prtncira cnuses producing ths dss
ssmp,oIor sTe o:s of v'res -per%s ] Ia ~ =
The back ditpostion 'oaroid eocc'J, lsncnor slooy
s
he q IL tss Ssss
suit % Of ignorance T .,,,o,s.
se'on eaR paee
the A'encv ~ the nervous system, II the nerve po*
a Sc tasa 1eseh 'hst 81 s
5000 TIE sess f2r over half century p Mea;s Md r.
oef q Ssaetss ass1 d Faais
or reaesoan sSa
g. ese Eli ne + sne ?.
p II SeS ot m 10 s2a fer e s ss5 npon RTx
p.tee; None Genuine vthout the s:snatgre q 4 +
wholesale and retail druseis,se us eS'a '' ''''
CERTIFlCATE Y: y:
PARIS, July H. 1s':ll2 Rue de la raix-A Mr. k!s.i
@ Pee had Suffered f ytny
r.th and for ten years Win hefyas:
trted every Known re%ey whhon: any any @ eenSd e;
70 s anS him e
e se IL ass
on1 Gf J9 reients re9 I'd s we're cured VI we@ ess:
%sntS. %sn;S: between ~ aSs IS pse;s; E as
SOLD RT ALL DRUGHIST~.
Wholesale AGENTS for lie DRUG 71'ess
singer BanS. s. Ha eus. e IL. i. 10 , ionser
To- :.
a;f Vital hfKsees g
Ssssi$s ~ lad & r : sSc% = Nh Ss{iaf
, 1880-10-03

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tftbure.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2--Return1ng from busineas
tour the other day. I read in your paper the
names Of the different candidates for county Of
hces noticed also amongst them the name Of
Matt Denner as an available man for the po-
siuon OF Sheriff Of this cosmopolitan county.
ioan citizens more than to haro this cfIicIent
man put, ut the head Of the Republican county
ticket His name alone would insure unbound
Tying TO bis many friends, who always looked
With pride to his good management when be was
at the head OF our Fire Department Very truly,
SIDE. ~
, 1880-10-03
S{lif.I{]r.

Special Dtspatch to Tia Cateaqo 1ttaunx
TEERE HAUTE, Ind, Oct a-Hen-~
Schomehl, German boz who vas emnioraf
at the saloon Of William Huffman. shnt "a
killed himself this mornlng, Tbs canse a.se
which led to this rash act was the fear of
losing his place, which rendered him tam
po1arily insane. '~@
, 1880-10-03
THE JUSTICES.

! : ItE j Us IIIES.
Richard J. HoEan, the fellow who was accused
Of being party to Il fraudulent conveyance Of
property valued Mt S1.G00 failed TO appear be-
fura Justice Moeen yesterday, and his bail bond
was declared forfeited
Max Paulson, T. years of age, was yesterday
fined SIS by Justice Walsh for Sealing $12 out
of n toy savings. bank befonglng to Mrs. Beck
man, Of NJ. 3t3 North May street. Whom ar
rested he turned over to the pollca $4 cash and
u velocipode in lieu Of the stolen savings.
, 1880-10-03
HAMBURG DROPS,

Gen. Butler acknowledges to have been nAattr
shaved with the Cuticura Shaving 8,ap.
, 1880-10-03
LOCAL CRIME.

LA *~A1cE SE
Richard DAILY, an ex-Stationkeeper on tha 10
lice force' was arraigned before Justice 1nger-
SOIL upon charge of interfering with police
officer, ana Of disorderiy conduct The arrest
was made Friday night by Sargt. Watson, Of the
Atnman Street Station, who claims to have
caught Daily In the awful act Of eayesdropping
while he was talking to one OF the men on post
DAILY has long been supposed to be "spotter"
90 @ re sip police: and when 1e was taken to Tie sta
copies we're even made Of eatries in book
used by him ID his employment as
2 T.. SPY on members Of the Police
has created considerable stir In tho Department.
and the police officials and Mayor Harrison are
foundly cetsnred for stopping to such tneuns
IS Of course, csnsured also, but calm and u1i-
pre1udiced Judgment would censure not Daly
who bus been compelled to 60 into this business
10 order to make his way back onto the police
force, re- but put The officials who have employed him
enough among tho privates on the police force,
that everybody knows but the disconrent 10
increased by the discovery Ut such spies as DAILY.
Efforts will of course be made to throw the en-
tire blame upon DAILY, but they should not be
permitted 10 succeed.