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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

1t was not "uancock," but one of
Endo,n's roans Sam Kuhn was driving
the other day. Sam struck out with his
whip, and old roam struck back with
his heels, split up the dash board and
down the street, leaving Sam and his
little son paving around in the dust
and somewhat dazed at tho suddenness
of the landing. Sam was not seriously
hurt, but was carrying a cane and a
bruised knee next day. The little boy
was not hurt-what little boy ever is |?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

Mr.. Goss, the ferryman, is building
on the water residence 2OxG5 feet,
having 3 rooms 1SX20 feet each, with
galleries at either end, or fore and aft,
and with a narrow promenade on the
sides. lie will keep an office forward,
and some refreshments perhaps, his
family occupying the rear. 1t will be
neatly finished and will cost about
5000.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
A TTENTIONy

M D1Bs
Parties wanting Browns Fertilizer Dis
tributor can procure thcm from J. +. Wet
zel, manufacturer Monroe, La, or ID. &.
Brown, patentee, at the following prices:,
Two to four horse farmer..............$lO ~
Larger sizo...... ...... is 90
Farm rights are sold under special contract,
one machine furnished and tho purchaser
will have tho privilege of making and using
rs many machines 0s ie may need in Guilt
waiting tho particular land dos cribed In tho
contract.
Also Cooks patent cotton planter, to 10
seen ut J. T.. Wetzcl's, price $40.
Feb'y 4. ID. G. BROWN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

He that has never known adversely
is but half acquainted with others OF
himself.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
louis HALL. LOUIS COOK.
SPORTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.
HALL & COOK,
No. q st. Charles Street, NEW ORLEANS

NO. Il ST. CNNtI0S Stre0t, NEW OHLEANSS
Dealers in
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, SPORTING
and FISHING TACKLE of every
Description, POWDER, SHOT, SHELLS
The Repairing department Is untler the
Gums re- bored to shoot close.
Manufactures of Hard Rubber Duck
Calls-superior to anything over used.
N. Authors Fishing Lines u Speciality.
Wholesale Agents for NicDanlel,a Rust
>f'revcntcr. Agents for tho Baker Gun.
Mail orders particularly attended to.
Il. q. Box 937. sep. l7-ly.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Cotton Seed For Sale.

COttON Scctl For Sale.
HAVE ABOuT7Ob BUSHELS O T. COT
ton seed, Dixon variety } of tho crop Of
1879 and sound, whiEh are offered for sale
ut so cents per busheh Deliverable on my
promises, , miles Wcsf\of Oak Ridge. More
house parish. X. l.. PHILLIPS.
May 2, 1SSl.-2t.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06
District Court.

District Court.
In the case of the State VS.. Hypolite
Polite co. Of convicted murder, with
out capital punishment, the accused
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. Motion for new trial overruletl
appeal granted.
Randel Moore {c) convicted of horse
the penitentiary.
b. S. Skipwitl and husband vs.. j.
w. Glathery; plaintiffs application for
appeal granted.
| J. p. Moore VS.. II. c. Morgan; judg.
lnent by default.
The following suits for divorce a
ei,scalo mutiimotii were disposed of as
indicated-all the parties being colored,
ana adultery the cause Of action: +.
Howard vs.. Medora Williams; judy
ment of divorce; Lewis Hall VS., Celia
Hall, Judgment by default; VIM. Am
bleton VS.. Artilcse Ambleton, Judgment
of divorce.
In the case of VIM. Russell a mol
prosequi was entered by District Attor-
ney Hudson.
| After q four weeks session, Court
was adjourned sine die by Judge Rich
ardson, who opened District Court in
Richland Monday. The Civil term of
the court will begin at this place on the
LIST Monday in July, Mt which time the
Circuit Court, and the Supreme Court
doubtless, will also be in session.
DR.. Sholars is having his drug store
extended to the full length of his lot
I'm addition ofabout % feet, to be used
as storage room. The front will be
partially re-arranged and the shelving
! increased.
The expression, t'they say" has
blackened enough characters to make
an army of saints.
QUEEY--Why does J. A. Moore
sell more drugs than any other house
in North Louisiana?
cheaper. His motto is 'squick sales and
small protits.''
He that has never known adversely
is but half acquainted with others or
lhimself.
| We are expecting railroad boom
pretty soon, but on a new line.
To farmers and country merchants
who are accustomed to purchasing their
drugs in New Orleans and other m ar
kets will say I will duplicate New
Orleans prices. Send me trial order
J. A. MOORE, Monroe, La.
} Dick TorIle was crazed by the honor
Of being elected Grand Master of Ode
Fellows, at Navasota, Texas, and had
to be sent to an asylum.
- \. MOORE,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

We are expecting railroad boom
pretty soon, but on new line.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

QUERY-Why does J. a. Moore
sell more drugs than any other house
in North louisiana?
ANSw EE-Simply because he sells
cheaper. His motto is ''quick sales and
small protits.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

DIR. ShoIars is having his drug store
extended to the full length OF his lot
AN addition ofabout % feet, to be used
as storage room. The front will be
partially re-arranged and the shelving
increased.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-05-06

The expression, s'they say" has
blackened enough characters to make
an army Of saints.
, 1881-12-04

GITUATlON WANTED AS COACII-
~ run; Is years experience. Guou relcrenees
l,sen. Address CO.ACA5i.aS, :s.H Cuu,iel-uT, barn
1F,
, 1881-12-04

ED-CANVASSERS TO SELL
W t,e elements r.,.-up <i'r..lx bed; Inodel 1ur~
plsued. Slut lSt East IaxkSuQ-st.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 GOOD
~ FIT 70 oo housewurk in small family On the
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED D TN 4 pRI-
~ vutc tHrli!y by good girl lufety from t,nnI,r
IF"tesant preferred. Address j. s., hunk Of Mont
, 1881-12-04

NTANTED-GE OF THOR
~ UuEn bus!i,tss qualifications to engage au
business 40 The r3sut party -Uuu wages
s,,<f,.,t
, 1881-12-04

NJ LADY SEWINt;-MA-
~ ch:e operators. for light sewing Cult reuuy to
3" 10 woT; by ncIock Monday morning ut Room IL
, 1881-12-04

UJANTED-C0OK. AND LAUNDRESS.
l.. w Must be thorOu-hly competent and have ref
erences. Apply Munsny Ut :9ll Atlchgnn-uy.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATIONS -WANTED-BY TWO
~ Norwegian girls to du general hDuseworK in Il
Private american family tietse call ut ~ West
lurun-st-. third Hour. -
, 1881-12-04

WTANIED-A MAN SERVANT; MUST
W bu Il nfst-cla.s cuuA ana uudcfstniG ifusuurh-
IL caring u: ~ill>li. amt
uI usakls ntIstll usttui Gtnt4e4lIns Gcuerss!
servant. t1r.I-class references required. Audres5
4 ~ YrituEe otnee-
, 1881-12-04

~ Dr1t COachu3tu tllat u1ler4t-ino3
s bnsness. He~. Ut references tro,. inst eupstyer
Is ~, Tribune office. f
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WASTED-BY Y COAIPE-
~ tent Protestant tuidde-aGcd wt1mAn u+ In
small private family where see',na lr t. kept; good
HuHdt es*; Any posttiuil uf 1rusi :uDa Best
rriercnce. Cali at 3.o Nalash-y. itisE tt,sr bell
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 GER
~ man girl Ms second ur nu.se girl: ussist with
sewsnE: Eyanston preferred Best Ut references
Room Z, II; t.ast tAnliuO pfl-sf,
, 1881-12-04

XTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO US-
w. derstAnds the grocery busIness one suo Is NC.
nrs.n1ed soutu Wuter-st- preferred. Audress T.
=, 1'rtbuue office.
, 1881-12-04

WANTED-TulS SOCIETY FURNISH
w Is WORK u{ Al kinds to women OF ear.cilE i,-
teiliSencc. and industry: girls und women of ail
tunn!ttes prs'vlded with hOusewurk II tey do it
wei and keep their places; st.nnlers asssted oourd
Is s. and ia i week
GOOD SAMARITAN SOCIETY.
173 East HuulOlnh-Stu
, 1881-12-04

|ITNTED--PROOF READER UNTIL
w Jan. 1: s4ate wages wanted. Address u. Iriu-
, 1881-12-04

4 T u
EMPLOYMENT DUkEAu-GENEEAh
IL office the international Employment tusexa*
IL, NHtash-nv., cuFDtr Hafrt.on-sf- : -
Tho oniy institution Ut The xind IN America ha7
chain OF otces In the principal cities. lIota.
ng opportunity TO 10cais suywnere lu the Unlteo
States A!ld Ca1utu-
ants Business houses ca's be supplied wtu conpe@
tent ASSISTANTS OF either any grade 0l e.e
piuyment short notice. The pnv,ic nEr cordtany
Invited TO call anu examine our sy@tesl tartie5 As~
Ing OF the ctsy sh1u1 send stamp fur circnsat
international Eu1pioyH.enL Eurcut. ~ WatsL<aas:
, 1881-12-04

WI yANTED-TWO COMPETENT GIRLS
" as cook ind laundIess, and second trl III prl-
"a family. Apply Sunuty aud Monday tai Mich
, 1881-12-04

NTANTED-GOOD SALES LA DIES
~ Win h:st-cass references may lind espoylnenr
a. sh salaries Apply In Lie ueture IL m
!i!e evening utter tu MUttGtsS'r4lAu. BROS. CO..
1GsI SIutt-sL
, 1881-12-04

CITUATION WANTED - AS COACH
~ man py y young n,an. Lest Of references. 4Au-
Y n VfIQunG UtGa,
, 1881-12-04

MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-LADIES. AND CENT?,
1hH men u toln Il nrst-clsss us....a dc cuu. *
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION \V!AN'rED-BT AMIDDLE-
~ aged .10rsn COOK wash In II nice rutuy ,1f
nuits. Can be seen ut ~, south Throop-S1.
, 1881-12-04

Ix7 THE BEST PAYING BCSI-
" ness That truul eiAt ssuu cash Will buy; 10
sn.ues. address a II, tribune uE1cG-
, 1881-12-04

GlTUATlON- WANTED-DY 4 YOUNG
~ n!ah. Ii Years Ut ase. assistant boDkkeepef,
eVsecnon ur entry cerk Cun Eiye best or feIer-
enres- Address Il -, Tribune office.
, 1881-12-04

VT TANTED-AT NO. 3t4 WEST WASH
w lnEton-sI, good girl fur general huuse
, 1881-12-04

'JNANTED-A YOUNG BOY IN AN IN
w insurance office: Il az Il wee9. Address in own
hand writing. Il Yt, Tr.hunu Oftct,
, 1881-12-04

GITUATION WANTED--JAN. l OR
NJ Feb. i. as bookkeeper ass,stanL ~ wholesale
house: ten years experience In woussn hnusc ~ New
iUfk CITY, sAddues.. stating SlhTy, luis Wyn1,uuttt-
a, Et-, huilsas City, Mo,
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 STEADY
~ E1ri 10 d Ec;aernt hou=ewnrk in a small family
r. :ts SECOND Eir tsoud references Gail
.ss5S -onth llAls1ed-st., up-statrs, In rrHr.
, 1881-12-04

JITASTED-A MAN OF PRONOUNCED
w ability In forming con1pnnS on !. yAluabte in
vention: In to the right purity IN III
,ere-i ia uu uujunlng Stale will he given. Address
A J., Tribune Hrice.
, 1881-12-04

"ANTED-A GOOD SCANDINAVIAN
W Girl in Il snail family. Cal. at IT'S West Supe-
, 1881-12-04

GIRL FOR GENER-
ai nullstw'rk except cuoxttss and Kitchen WORK,
In fHniIy of must bc thoroughly cun,pcIen, and
cNme well recunEnGnne1. Appi{ Ut 1Mo West Munrue.
, 1881-12-04

GlTUAT1ON WANTED-AM 10 YEARS
~ Ola md good writer: have been shppt:,l- -cfesk
~ snnt manufacturing house: would llke position
III Il business hunSe 1T anything where cou.h work
1ur VI Or $ week 10 hex:in wh. Address IJ Trih
, 1881-12-04

7ITANTED-A GIRL THOROUGHLY
w competent do secund work. One with trSt-
class references only Call Monday Vt 14at ailcnl-
EuN-NY.
, 1881-12-04

G. ITUATION W-ANTED-BTA 4 STEADY.
~ reiini'!e Eisl fur dlnln.-ruom worx. Address ut
once, :S Tribune osace
, 1881-12-04
SITU11IONS-FE.UILE.

GITUAYlON WANTED-BTA 4 G1ltL TO
~ do Eene1at h"nsewort tn the city ur country.
Ctl nj 2tss1 Saa1e-st., thtrI rour.
, 1881-12-04

G1TUATION WANTED-BY a. CONPE-
NJ tent and exfersencea man, in the ctedi. depart
u,cnt or Il good lottIns house. address H. iria-
mn tff,r&B
, 1881-12-04

W NEXPERIENCEDT TRAY
" eM,s sa,esman Il. s1ne painters ua1erlais,
eau. ind wl,,Gow Eia-s. address J. +. P.AT-
IXtS 4 10. NttMApktsx Mas.
, 1881-12-04

]1TANTED-A GOOD OFFICE BOY,
~ Apply, with references, Mt ltuvul !, Triunue
, 1881-12-04

CITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ hassScr tn do legal cupyn utieF writing that
be done Ut his O.4.ce. Address ~: Tribune.
, 1881-12-04

" ANTED-A~ GIRL WHO CAN DO
ff lunches and wait on table: wages. = uer veek-
c9u south MUr-un-sL
, 1881-12-04

GITUATION WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG;
a'*od references. Address y 9f, tribune otl.ce.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-DRUG-CL
~ Must have si.uaton;"yer ten ye.trs' expert.
e"ce strctly temperate, iiunest. competent. nno
tFustWOrt1Y. CITY Country. 4 Y. TrluMMG D111Ge.
, 1881-12-04

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, BOYS,
w III Zjo Micht.:all-av. e.enuy etsp!uy 1utnr uud
ruud pay. IL T.. NEshIIN i CO..
, 1881-12-04

W7ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W. huAscwork In II sEall family. Apply ut ~
Mar5htield-Ay.. West Side.
, 1881-12-04

CITUATION WAN1ED-BY IL YOUNG
J u years Ut aye, either in Office stuck mho.t-
safe house; two experience. Best reference.
mud willing 70 come approval Ii necessary. 1Ad
dress tlt Tribune ttfice.
, 1881-12-04

- EXPERIENCED CLOAK
INA ers competent make elegant {, ,lu:lns
11UrCHhlS. p4AI4Mtl j. CO, lSs and Its StuIe-st
, 1881-12-04
SITUITIO ONS-!MILE.

BooKKEEPEa5. CL5RTs. g.
SITUATION WANTED-BY PRESCR1P-
~ ton clefk; Ges:an: s.ts.e; II ysurs experience:
with present eltpluyer Lhree years wttil Refer
Adurtss MAN UUEkSEl4ES, ~ MilMnuKee.My.
, 1881-12-04

JJTANTED-A COMPETENT PROTEST.
w nut girl to tu general housewOrk IN private
family. Gai Monday at G9 .fnckson-st tcorner
11r n1ira1
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 PARIS
NJ tu fFtncs girl. 70 iieut sectnh work. piy;.se
cail III :s n-st-. between Market Frunklis,.
, 1881-12-04

BOY WHO GOES TO
w scuuu! ~ tend hor.e and DO cuores ulshts and
nv. .nluEs. Appl5 uL 1uli Stu4Son-st-
, 1881-12-04

NTANTED-AH ENERGETIC YOUNG
~. iLau VINO hus md txpes4cEce LII tlle woulrn
usu laiiocs, TRIMMINGS uus.ness csti.vs the Guy;
ou,y .ucn ure :c4ualntcl with the Ltaue and
give Satisfactory re(c.eiJEe5 AEed Apply; sleulJ
piyment sunranteeu The Eiknl purity Address
ltrlnit .lk1Dsta
, 1881-12-04

VT TAN,rED-A GOOD SECOND GIRL
w Ut lGl Rush-st. neierruces required. Call
Monday.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-4AS SECOND
~ kir1 Nfth American t.uity. V1ease c,ltl ut the
northwest totner Ut Hubbard ana curpenser-.ts,
, 1881-12-04

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ fiousework who Is Il good lAunaress; no couk-
tiiE- App.y Monday nsurntIly 81! tsustiuI-ny
, 1881-12-04

GITuATlUN WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG
- man ot s.eady habits III some ou siness ,use:
ALI mol aftnlu ~ w0F Wages nD uDject r. S.-lltv3
years experience wnntesaIe .ld retail uad
lunar business Adure+a Is. IL e5SaxsIt 3iJ West
N1S4Sn
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-AS COACH
~ nun; I'M willing work; understand the care
OI horses. Eun lyG ,uud references. u ti. TrDuuc.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANIED-BY AN AC-
~ eonnthnt- set OF bsIuks write up; double ,and
sn.le entry 'horouthy understood; terms moderate
, 1881-12-04

W7ANTED-BT A NEW YORK M
w pvrter OF buttons. uutions, and fancf goods. q
acquainted fuptIuE and I'LL
1ttae ot cnits1ku md Milwaukee, to sell IN conus-
snn n1lerwlse: Oniy experienced men neet apply.
Address Il Z rrhi1fls. Office.
, 1881-12-04

TNANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL.
w huusew0rk III family Of i've, Must be nea,
good coK. washer and ir'nef. Ketereuces required.
Luke NiHM.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-AS BOOK
NJ Keeper Or salesman IN some mercantile n.'use,
Aild cuH.d l0nn sJ.LkJ the firm: satisfied
ence III the cry Address z -. Tribune Dt:lce.
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY a YOUNG
~ innn. Is years old good pen1,,n, in who.es;.ic
house, IN stock ur otce; willing work small
6n'Ary u begin with AadEess Y Z TriDune Office.
, 1881-12-04

GsTTUATtON W-ANTED-B1 \ GIRL, X
~ stranger In tic city. III private family board
s-iI'.nse ior second WORK. Address r., se5s south
, 1881-12-04

GITUATION WASTEn-BY.A 4 GERMAN
- girl ASA inlng- or n,tcnsn girl Gail T..
" EST knndU2ph--t.
, 1881-12-04

1ATANTED-A BOY IN PRINTING
~ othce- 1t Nushinttoa-st., top noot.
NT4ANTED-IUUNG Man Or YOUNG
" .nlly 10 s.. the E-lson ulus!c; ISL wrlte
, 1881-12-04

SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 FIRST
~ G!ss c',,,t SAscs ana iruner in private f.1,l-
n.y. The hest OF citY references. Apply State.
, 1881-12-04

4 GENTS WANED-CASVASSE FOK.
IL bunks of merit and snperioe sstnK qua. qaas. +
ard elegant Au.:day bucks, Cnll ana e, e1anins M =.
>euA los c.rculass. VESiuS 11CLHEhl. ss, stose
ST.. tHcuEU.
, 1881-12-04

GITUATlON WANrED-B1 2 YOUNG
~ u,cn drivers inside wurk; are well pusied
IL the and understand the of nurses; we
moi I::l 0t WORK Address A =: Tribune Ultce.
, 1881-12-04

C1TUAT1ON WANTED-BI. y SWED-
~ lsh girl for general heusewvrk~ III Towssend-.t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
DISASTER 10 4 STEAMER.

CHARLESTON, s. C., April 5.-Tho steam tug
H. Buck has arrived hec from Georgetown, bringing the
first officer OF the steamship Uucd States. bound from
Boston 10 Savannah. Tie United States left Boston
on Thursday last and proceeded on her voyage
without mshap until Sunday niEht when sne
met with "a hazy atmosphere and strong southwest
winds While the ship running on her course size
suddenly ashore IN about twelve ieet OF water IN
the vicinity Of Cape Roman. liic to the northward
aud about half between Neor-ctOwn and this port
On Monday the steamer Planter. from Charles
ton for GcorgetOwu, passed here. and toon oerward
rncd with tLe steamer LOUISA, aud endcay0red to
hau the stranded vessel of the sboa The attempt was
unsucCessful and the vessels returned 20 George
town. Tne Uoited Satcs remained her position
uutil Monday night when the sea increased
and the vessel sprung leak. when the first
officer left her this morning at O'Clock,
there was twelve fourteen feet OF water IN her
hold and hard aground. II the weather should
become boisterous there Is great probability that tho
steamship will become wreck, as she lies In very eI'
posed position.
The fret officer Immediately upon his arrival engaged
the tugs Wade Hampton and Republic which left tho
city tonight for the oi the mshap They Will en-
deayor 10 put out and on the stranned snip IL the
tugs succeed IN relieving her she will probably be oWed
The weather tonight Ia calm and fears are enter
tanned regarding the safety OF persons on boad the YES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
COFFEE AND PIsrOLs
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

VIRGINIA FRUIT CROP KNDANGLRED.
DANViLLE. Va. April 3.JJhs thrIin.heIer M. , l@nl' @
nS,i,nh ass Srln fS raiac6 10 g i''''
'-' A RECEPTION 10 MR. WHEELER.
NuoNF. NY Aprl 5.--EX Yicr-Presldeut Wheel
cr viii reach home rhuriay morning lie VIII be ten
u'''' pnoTTn1TrNG STEAM OYSTER DREDGING
U.RTFoRD Conn. April b.-lhe senate to-day
pis.e House bill prohibiting steam oyster dredghS Oh
nEGCLArING THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
UUTFoKD. Conn. April 0.-lte senate TO-DAY
fSsT neTaat T praetitones to pas license Of s9oaaay
DELAWARE AND CHEEssAALrEEAKE shIP CANAL
DovrR. Del April 5rhe new DeiawarIe ware, ana an
ship fin La. Ssen sasE ssa Pios the ss S' '
TRIUMPH FOR LIQUOR SELLERS.
IIIGHrsTOwN \. J.. April 5-lhe election hsio ,. IN
orinc tue selling OF liquor The whskey men have'"en"'
t's'' '-''y',r TuE IRON PIER AT LONG BRANCH.
LoxG REAScH. y. j.. April 6.-Ihe wsis OF re-.
parng damage 10 The ocean IRON dtr n y @ m Henry
tnrs wa. begun to-day, under contract gwen :" ''i'
'"''' VI A PASTORS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
ppovtprNCE H. L. April 5.-At meeting Ol tne
r,rst congregational tmtaranl society this sysnins me
5s,s@at9q1 .s! % ,S Ike Gi .nsci mo P,isS Msy D. ' NOV
'ep''"' !" s.TE OF SEwsPApEn INTEREST.
Troy X AP Ss S.. pssv pa1eassS the Hon
rraaSI' ,'s s who HsSS@cs &c Soo sole 0"l''
'"' SUN p''' cALfFoRNIA CROP REPORTS.
SAN FRANcIsCo April 5-The crop reports STOW ,
that nearly eewhers IN the & Sas ns ths r show that
ABOUT ha million tone OF wheat are IN store III ths n''0r
FUNERAL sERvICE5 oE DIR RAY. -. n
ppoyfpENCE, X l.. April o-,Ihe funerh OF DI. .ni
Isaar raw who died Ph'lldelpnis Mst r.sne o
b,s sfernoop 81 Butter Hospital for he insane
hh ~ dece sed man formerly supeunendenI Inc
Rev e,sI Mr. Woodbury. OniclAted. ,.,,
long BRANCH SCHOOL TROUBLES, .
ro,,o Rp,NCu n j. April Sat several meet-
snig held here the citizens refused 70 vote an
of x 900 asked school purposes ~
H., mas been caed aud the som now askedto pe apP'"F
| has been Increased 10 ScOOO.
| Dovyt DsI Aprl 5.--lh 0Tgiual Dilt lor In1 s,
,,,nn 81 Delaware pilots introduced IN INC roinS
pto Is nassed unanlnaousg BY that 9oay his ~
me hi was strongly opposed b the board and
~; nilots M was the senate snA' tA'i
| Ing and TeisgfSd " a special eonmit'se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
SEEKING A SUBSTITUTE FOR TIE MAYOR.
ley IEIEGRApu TO TIE TRIhuNEl

ALBANY, Y, April 5.--The leaders OF the Eepuo-
lcans of the Assembly who have resolved to vote
against giving Mayor Grace the control oil the
street cleaning Of New-YorE CITY, were
busy tonight looking abont for Repub-
hcan substitute for tho Mayor. One OF
the names mentioned was that OF Thomas Basten
President of the Board of Taxas and Assessments.
The selection of President French OF the Police Dc
paytment. was urged by some members, aud 1t was
also proposed that there should be S;geet-Ceaninc
Commission. composed OF the Mayor, Controller
and President Of the Board OF Police
None of these PROPOSITIONS mp 10
n late hour tonight has been adopted. Reports
that their differences OF opinion are So pronounced
that an agreement is impossible. have greatly
cheercd the CItizeas Committee o.. Twenty One now
here. They have also been encouraged this
evening by promises Of support for
the Senate bill from several members of the Assem-
bly, who voted To postpone acbon on
ishment also they have heard thai speaker
sharpe Intends 10 vote for tho senate OH.
To-ulrLt there reached here trnu New-f"ik lar @
number of Republican politicians who are oIPoS" 10
the Senate bill. Among them are BeruaIi bichn,
Robert G. McCOrd AMI Alderman Pcrley. NotW'h-
stan,iur their presence the friends OF Tie bi as II
c1,ne from the Senate. are moro '"htlrht
OF its passing m that form tomorrow than theV
have been for a week. Richard ). Morrison states
Cleaning Commissioner TO Commander Gornnse. IN
case the Senate bill Is passed. Commander 'fYirlhEe
has gone 10 Washington to obtain leave oi absence
In case he is offered the Office ne Will accept IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06

At yesterday meeting of the Police Board, Com
missioner Mason appealed 10 hn colleagues for in
formation about his duties IA respect TO SEPARATING
garbage from ashes. He was not aware, BE- said. Of
the ,xi.tcnce Of any spec al ordinance by the Bpard
e Health recurring ths 10 he douc. 0f any order
or regulation any where charging the Police Com
missipners with this duty. Commissioner Nichols
and President French both sad that thcy mad never
heard ul any such ORDER and the Comm ssIpnsrs ad
iournrd. InstructHg tomIulssiOncr Matthews 10
lud out something about 20 and Jet them know at
the ieIt meeting.
By the Law OF 1868. which still remains in force,
EXCEPT a. to the proYisns sirctng tho organization
of Tia. Board oi lI-ath. which iu 1873 underwent a
chang, the Police Conlmissioners arr required 10 en-
force tho ordinances of that body. aud failure or
neglect 20 do ~ N made misdemrauof. Section %
of the SANITARY Code requires that separate Vc--
sel shall be provided for ashes and rIbbish aud
another for garbage and liquid substances, and
ashes and rubbish shall not hc placed or kept 10 tho
zane vessel with gu bags and LIQUID substance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-06
FLOODS ~ DAhOT4.

YANKTON, u. r., April 5.-The Missouri
iyer has risen 10 point foot higher than during tie
90 %. ytarch -. Lower Yaukton IL submerged today
and the people have been removed the upper portion
OF the city
Intelligence from D)nhomna 10 to the effect that OF
fourteen persons ten have been rescued alive and well
Two families. named Ba,rs aud Haddeman. are un-
louhfedy irnwurd. SHYel ether fame, were probably
lest six miles thls -le The Green lsaud peOpie have
Ia pat been removed 10 th place Water aud lge 10 the
depth OF twelve feet lie the VII age The ice
probably chOkcd mp th" channel short di 4nce below
Eankon turning the great volume OF water across tue
loWltuas On the Dakota side and causing II 10 dow
eastward thirty nr, before II reached the Old channel
al Vrrnilon point the river bank which l. reported
carried ay OF hrty IIvca This report nt ds
combinations lte riVsr al thi' point j about SIX mixes
~ WIDTH and us surface ls covered N1h bi0Ag ice.
Further re.t few iuile the water broadcus Gfeen
niles retaining t,s width without exception Tor forty
ntc miles.