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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-09-21
LEXANDRIA, La. WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER a. 1881.
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PINEVjLLE.

DIR G00DS G GROcERIES.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-12-08
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he WEEKLY STATESMAN will hereafter
he only 81 a year; 81 % for six months.
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WAsH1NaroN, December Csc,

WASHINGTON, December 6.-SEN.
ATE-Petitions were presented by
Beck, Jonas, Sherman and Plumb
10 require railroads to conduct their
business on terms just and equitable
to the public.
BY Neill, of California, for Terri
torial government for Southeastern
Alaska.
Bills were introduced by Came.
ron, of Pennsylvania, for public
buildings, courthouse and postoffice
at Erie, Pa.
By Saunders, for admission OF
Dakota as q State.
At 1915 a report was made by the
senate half of the joint committee to
wait on the president and inform
him of the reorganization of con-
gress, and that they had been in
formed by the president that he
would communicate with the two
houses in writing forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
SEEKING Az OREGON CONNECTION.

The Union Pacific Railway Company has
contemplated for time building a hne % railroad
from Granger point on the Union Pacific, between
Sidney and Cheyenne. 10 correction with the lines OF
tho Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. 1t "a
understood that the line has been virtually laid out that
maps and preliminary surveys OF the proposed routc
have been made. The distance from Granger 10 Baker
City, Oregon, To which place the road viii be- built prob
ably, is about $50 miles. The work viii be- undertaken
by an independent company n the interest of the Union
Pacific. The road when completed VIII bring the Union
Pacific into rivalry Win the Northern Pacific
business
IL Il proposed 10 raise money FOR the building NJ this
line 10y issuing each holder 81 100 shares of Union
Pacific stock 5000 hr-t mortgage bonds ~ the urw
ROAD at par aud bonus ten sharc of STOCK 81 Tie
new company. ON the present capitalization 0f the
Union Pacific the sum raised by the piHu ,eouG hc
Si0OO0Ou. or al The rate o! over 81 100 mile of new
road II II understood that the bonds will ice guar
anteed By the Union Pacific Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

children before the Of 1872. He served in that
war and was wounded in the battle OF Lundy
Lane He has been married eight times ana mas
eighteen children living.
DIX HnIs-Thomas Riley, q laborer employed by
John Eden. mt Dix Hills, while leading tw9-yeaI-
old colt TO water Thursday evening, was ks He1 ~
the forehead His skull was crushed. and he died
instantly. lie was thirty-eight years old, ana had
been in Mr.. Edens employ over twenty years
LONG BEACH-Thc posts have been erected anu
the sllls laid for the East End Pavilion NJ Long
Beach, The building will be 100 by 80 feet IN SIZE
and will he built the plan rs the large note,
The frames of six cottages raised and they VIII
be ready for occupancy by July |. over IOO car
pcntcrs are employed on them.
STATEN ISLAND.
ST,PIEToN.-Thc Richmond County police have
begun their annual forays upon animals RUNNING az
large in the villages. During the past few days the
pound at Staplctun has been filed with cows goats
ducks, geese etc, waiting TO be redeemed by ther
owners.
PORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pancs of glass IN
the Park BapiiSt Church AZ Port Richmond were
that the windows have been broken, aud a reward
has been offered for the arrest and conviction OF the
guilty persons
ENTHUSIASTICALLY new Board of Trustees Of
the Smith luiirWary, nc Tompknsyillc elected on
Thursday is follows: George =; Sroieh'
Francis George shaw. e. G. NorScL J.. w imam.
Jacob II. Vanderbilt Livingston Sattrrlcc, Thomas
VI. Rlinhard l.. c. Dclayan, John H. Pool and & l..
BrdgHan.
RIcHNoND.--A the meeting Of the Richmond
County Supervisors petition Will De presented IN
favor of The removal of the county buildings from
Richmond 10 a location more convenient 10 the ferry
landings The object iS To have the SUPERVISORS call
question whether the buildings shall be removed OF
ftnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
no,,n,o,ucrSc az TESTIMONY.

COMPROMISING on TESTIMONY.
THE MAYOR NOT WILLING TO ADVANCE oPlNioNS
UNLESS HE Is SURE THAT THEY WILL DE "N
SPECIFIED.
The trial of the Police Commissioners before uir
Mayor was continued yesterday, anu soiiS ,rhy
~ fSirtv drivers of ashcarts were examined; lhey
all testified to having periorieo lheI W." NJ
fully. In the course OF the al,c,o o,;s I've made
Tor abhre Waiting this testimony as IN the caSc VI
The foremen of theStreet Cleaning bureau In WhloI
The prosecution admitted that the men, "YuIut
swear IL summoned that the record ot the lo1i9 va
ashes and garbage removed was correct. -
are - ne continued. more than 30 more OF thcso
men who have not yet appeared; IL IL " La' con
pOrtant of course that this trial shouiu W. ~" a.
Guided as possible. il IS a great e Sh -
the CITY TO have these men come here u'y a'. We
The MayOr-pO | understand Nou I" say INA, ~
these men summoned here 10y you nave pcvn l"r
The witnesses that were sunlmohed ny '"' P''
tion have n.y. nrcsnrpe that there has been
potbing done as yet i'll regard 10 the matter bI'
th;nk flat the Understanding certainly was 'hdt
thn men sboud be paid. They are all poor. anu II
wouId bc a great hardship If they were c9hpSlicu
10 come here without any recOInpeiSe H. ny
ever yonr Honor thinks that they should no, pe
maid by the Street leaning Bureau, we shonld IKE
10 have you say so. We should like TO get an
opinion from you on the matter ;. ,.
The Mayor-I don't think ii necessary 10 giNr ny
oniuion Ii was held of no value ny the f"Hco
Commissioners in the past and 1t can be OF no IN
tercst now. i simply wanted 10 know "he'hoi ~"
expected to pay these men FOR coming mere CO..
MIR Bartett-If your Honor thlnks the etrerI,II
Cleaning Bureau ought not to pay thGm ! W C
like 10 have yOn say 50. As to the Ponce Conl-
missioncrs not having paid Difference 10 your
opinions, am not aware Of tins ana S Snonu O'
Glad to have you state when this was not done
The Mayor-Yon are probably not ConNcrSant,
then with my first correspondence with the Iol'H
Commissioners last winter in regard 10 haNiiE an
the culVcrts opened, when they were eioSen. lHd'
was long before your connection with the cas s,,
Mr.. Bliss-Your Honor said that you inouSm'
this trial ought to proceed with all L2sNI , Tirv
dition. We made this suggestion with thS very
nnrpose The testimony of these drivers mas Hu'
been Affected materially by the crosse Xamlhallon
so that we could not the necessity OF eAaih'.H
the $50 more of them who have not appcartu.. ~
To respecting vonr Honor's opinions we ought hot
In he held responsible for the fact that SOMEONE
else in the Legislature or elsewhere has not "
pected them. - M 90 ,.opr
proposal TO shorten the testimony. shai Ic'i"'''
some time TO think over the matter i'm, ,.o
Mr. Bss-Whcnevor You make up your h'"'" wv
should be glad ia hear from You. TO-, ia,
Three or four more drivers were eNan , 49,
which the Mayor adjourned the court uhtn IueSu"S
III n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
GlNG or ErRGLARs EEoKEY ".

Fritz Schneider, alias Butch" Muller. was ar
rested at No. ~ lcscr-st this city, yesterday by
Detective keenan,, of Police HEADQUARTERS. and De
tectiye John Clos. of jersey City, on a charge Of
being a member OF the hottest gang Of burglars.
This gang robbed a large numherof houses in Bay
narts Of New-Jerscy last winter. Three of the
members were convicted last week in Jersey City
of having robbed several houses al Bayonne City ON
sentence. Detective Clos traced Schneider to
the house in lIestor-st. by means
of a woman friend of the burglar. When the two
call his friends in the adjoining house, but revolver
placed at his head stopped ms cries lie taken
10 jersey City last night and was locked NJ at POI
lice HcadQuarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
Mp NrI,N,Yv.C EXPLANATION

The Rev. Mr.. Ncumann said yesterday that the
published complaints of eight immigrants against
him did him an injustice. II. T.. Clark, the New
York agent of the Associated southern Railways,
which carried the immigrants 10 Salisbury y. C.,
said that MIR. Ncumann Lad not received any Of the
money paid by the immigrants, that his services
were gTatutOIs, and that he was only the inter
prefer of the companies. Mr.. Clark claimed tlat
the immigrants had been well treated and had 10
Just cansc for complaint, Mr.. Ncunann said in
reference to his exclusion from Castle Garden: J
was once ruled out solely for procuring a railroad
ticket outside of the Garden az a reduced rate for
the benefit of the immigrant at his own request :;
the only other offence was the mention in one Of my
published reports of the remarks made by Castle
Garden cashier of railroads 10 the effect that the
landing of immigrants at late hours was detrimental
70 their best interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
RFTr-RN OF A MAN-OF-WAR.

The United States steamer QuinncbauC arrived
from a thrce-years cruise on the European Station
YESTERDAY, and will go to tie Brooklyn Navy Yard.
where she will be put out of commission. Her Off
GERS are Commander: Silas Casey, Jr; Lientenant-
DAYTON, w. H. Jacques, +. i. Wood, T.. W. Bridge
and A. G. McMcachan; Master j. L., Iiunscker
Ensigns J. +. Parker, w. &. Cutler and David Pea
cock; Surgeon. ID. c. McMurtrie: Assistant Surgeon
r Anderson: Passed Assistant Paymaster, s. Rand
jr.: Chief Engineer, Il. b. II. Wharton; Passed As
sistant Engineer, Arthur Price; Assistant Engineer
W. G. Eaton; Cadet Engineers. Ira y. Hollis and r.
s. Griffin; First Lieutenant of Marines. A. S. Tay
lor; Gunner, {. Is. Magruder; Carpenter, j. +.
Keen; Saihnaker, g. T. Barnes
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J. VI. Massuc. NJ. f., president. J. NJ BROWNING,
cx-prcsident. and Or. LeClairr secretary OF tIe
Board OF Agriculture for the Province OF Qne"Sr
h" nnrnose of making investigations that viii be oI
value 10 them as managers Of the Provincial tHhi-
biion, to be held in Montreal in September; Ni o
in the city they visited an oeomargarhe LAG
tory and were SURPRISED a! the results there Oh
tanned. Before coming 70 Ncw-loIk they went
through parts of Pennsylvania and New-JcTSey III
specting a few of the larger farms.
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A SUICIDE AFTER All.

Prince Bismarck has interested himself in the case
of the German lad, Philip Truschel who committed
suicide last March at Flatbush, by crawling head
first into the furnace at the greenhouse OF his uncle
louis Schmetz. leaving card bidding farewell
TO his friends and telling all who were tired of life TO
follow his example. Since his death a bequest of
5000 marks has been left to him in Germany. and
his brother in Alsace doubling the truth of the sn
eide theory, wrote 10 Prince Bismarck who ordered
The German Consul 10 investigate the matter A
letter from the suicide to his brother was compared
with the card. and the writing found TO be ex
actly similar The Consul accordingly says he will
report that the boy committed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

BAITMoRF jane l1-Arrivcd steamers Belrghan, grey
Marbela; Calvert Price, Charleston; Octorora teyh"u'
New.York
Cleared. steamers VIM Woodland, Young, NewYorki IL
Cav, Pcrson, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON June il Arrived, steamer Delaware from
New York
Cleared. steamers City Of columbs NewYorki FanitA
Philadelphia. -
NISEYARD HAVEN June ll-Arrtved, steamer James "
Gary, Goodwin, from Bangor for New York.
Sailed, steamer James q Gary.
Rotterdam.
Arrived ~ the Passes HliOs from Hamburg New
Orleans, from Liverpool
SAVANNAH June ll-Aryed Gate City, from New
sailed. steamers City Of Auguta, for New.York City OF
Savannah for Philadelphia
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON June llSalled- inst SOnebrenarge 10th inst,
Arcnld The latter for savannah Granville Belle. -
Arryodiih inst. Fortuna capt Mesquita John Campbe
9TH Albert MARITIME Cento eth inst, Akcr khea 10Th
inst Aai HomrWOOd LOttie stewart. SOrwe
Royal Harre shntcmuc llt inst. Fran, IIeas Ivy
lFOr Later Shippd,g ye'es, II am See Secenth fugel
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
GOOD WORK DONE IN MULBERRY STREET.

GOOD WORK DONE IN MULBERRY slkhEI'
The sixteenth anniversary of ST. Barnabass hoIne
was observed Yesterday BY services in the chapel
No. 800 Mulberry-st. The altar and font were
decorated with flowers. number of little children
from the Day Nursery was present The report OF
the years work which read by the kev, MI
Woodruff superintendent Of the New-iork riot
estant Episcopal Mission Society, presented me
following facts Received, LOO persons lodgings
furnished 1000: meals furnished, 1l7OOO At
tendance ut Day Nursery 2O9 total expense OF me
Home 81 900. Services have been held regularly
in the chapel. and there has been sunday
school every Sunday afternoon. In all sll puDlS
services were held, with an average attendance OF
siXty-one persons. Seventeen persons were col
tirned two married. one adult and thirteen emf
drcn baptized, twelve persons died. ana t'Ie WI.
1917 visits made. The Suuday-scho9l mas eien l
teachers and eighty-iive scholars. he oncI'nsS
amounted to 1924 81, of which Sl3G 20 Was f f-
pended for the sick and needy, and Sub =? I"i
chapel purposes Forty-fve women were ilIilsllcu
with weekly sewing and 737 orders for W"rk VIZ
received In the industrial school for girls therr ar
2l5 names enrolled and the average ~ u',li.o
was $50 every Saturday The free reqdlng -i",,n
was open 3O7 nights. and was patron.zed ~ t"TmS-
one young men and boys Oh an average. Inc ~
G. G.. Tiffany and the Rev. DIR. Gallaudet mace au-
dresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
A FORMAL TRANSFER ASKED FOR.

James 6. Coleman. the new Commissioner Of
ftreetC leanng has written 10 President French, If
the Police Board letter informing the latter of his
appointment by the Mayor. He tells President
French that he will be ready 20 receive all accounts,
leases materials, etc. belonging 10 the Stretch
ing Bureau Wednesday next, when no will take
charge. he also asks that statement be given lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F;nh 1rermr Hotei-General William I, sherman
and Colonel John g. Tidbal. T. T. Al senator william PIt
Ecrrg ~ oui.ana aud General Charles DeYens, or Masa-
chu,rfs - Holman Hoase-C onRressnan be5Yaniin -
Fevre Of Ohio Erereh Hol4e-MAJor 'o'is' H. ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

THE WORRY OF MARRIED LIFE.-Mr. Giles
" What Doe wrang. Lucy. as- Thees not lookin Well
Lucy" 40 AVN worried, Mr.. Giles. My Jem, g 40
get tpsy so often" Mr. Giles" An OnY been married
SIX months. Dear dear. Now, awe been married
matthcr fifteen year, and 0i halnt drunkard YET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

of the unexpended balances for street-cleanlng p9i
poses that may be at that time standing 20 the ele'
of the Police Department in excess OF laOinues IN
CURED by the Department for street-cl" nins' anu
of the liabilities against those balances, II any.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
Announcements
DROMO-CHLORALTM for general use.
Bromo-C lOralum for sanitary purposes.


HrUmO1 hlOralum TOT sanitary purposes
CAMPHOR SOAR.
For the Toilet, Nursery and Complexion OF Druggists
Carriers Little Liver Pills do not purge OF
weaken the bowels. act specially the liver and bile
perfect liver correciOr - ccnts.
DOCTORs NAY DISAGREE
10 the best methods and remedies FOR The cure OF conspa
ion az a'nririd y,r ara t9u,y' Fs b , h mednc
known H. action r. prompt thorough ana A'hs' Oe'
Earl & WILSON'S Short Band Collars and
Bead Ldge c uns are the best sold everywhere.
LUNpBoRG's PERFUME
EbENIA
Nothing purifcs and enriches the blood and
destroys al posons in TIE system Ike Hop Bittcrs.
Oh. my Corns Scryes You right, since
ejo bottle OF CcEEALNE viii rem yc them All druggists
RKrr's AMERICAN FACE POWDER.
N ln.' is ,lf fs; .i' 's. rr
Al o'her. in IN III Bats ID T. , cy9r tned
r'"'' who PIiF i 4, NJ P pr 1 viii Hn'
'hem''' satisfactory article they can use
RrrTrRr-Irs CrHrNN RELIEF AND CrRr..
,a DR. -t,H vs. r kn9H 10 , ,ng
meet a'T. 'l nrl,f ga , De p,tSr on
W.-.e-'l rlur- ~. and faa'y.. snd At p1mph Ole;
N. -ll lfuad"'f. Nr" York, 'n ~ltuftlyr lIn ,h'
n..-- f ha c'- before aud sitter crc is mailed to those
The proof is in the drinking. send your adj
i,,.pr', ample bo,,.c " ,hdr DlI.o,- crE- nee q
Th"rr is no sweetness in kiss
li'.- f'nr i'' atc .'., L," r,a.i,.
-.f.fn. 10 II.t sweet .irl-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EnENIA.

Nothing purifics and enriches the blood and
destroys al poisons in the system Ike Hop Btters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

EARL & WILSON'S Short Band Collars ant
Bead Ldge us are the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

Carriers Little Liver Pills do not purge OF
the bowels bui act specially on the liver and bile
perfect Ii, e. c0rrect0r. - ccnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

Oh. nv COrns Scrvns vOu right. since
ejo bottle of CcEEAINE viii rem yc them All druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

CAMPHOR Soar.
For the Toilet Nursery and Complexion OF Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
DoCroRs NAY DISAGREE

best remedies FOR the OF consip
ton disnrcrrd liver and kducys But those that hay
used kidney Wort agree that by far The best medlcn
known IL action !. prompt thorough and lasting Get
box or bottle and try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
VISITORS AT TIE MUSEUM ,oF ART

The number OF visitors at the Metropolitan Mu-
nm of Art LAST " eek WAS as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
CARPETS.
MOQUETTE CARPETS.

WE HAVE JUST PLACED on SALE 800 PIEcEs
AMERICAN MOQUETTE CARPETS AT THE Low
PRICE OF 81 40 PER YARD-THE CHEAPEST CAR.
PETS EVER OFFERED. THEY CANNOT BE HAD ELSE
WHERE IN THE CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
BEST BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS

81 2J. 81 10, 81 so AND 81 go, THE LATTER 70
THE CHOICEST PATTERNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
WILTON CARPETS AT 50 %.

FULL FTvE.FRAME, AND EQUAL IN QUALITY To
ANYTHING OFFERED IN THIS MARKET AT rs
Or So PER YARD
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-14

While at Eilensburg this week We
again had the pleasure of handling some
large nuggets Of gold, taken from the
claim OF Messrs Pike & Price on tae
swsak. Something like 81 ounces was
taken out IN the last run. One lar1.
nugget was valued at S277. anothsr
SlO6, and . smaller one ut f72.
hoees bollman. we'll knc1n in this
county as an experienced practical
miner, i nov interested as Peshastin.
having left the Swauk placers. Re
Gently be took out some thirty tons of
ore from tue Rising Sun Ledge. Out
OF this he has had nine tons worked m
an arsstra. which averaged $22 per ton.
This 10 what We call rich ore. aud II
proper machinery was used we are sat
isded greater returns would be the re-
suit
Thos johnson having secured q con-
tract for lis 600 ties of the Northern
Pacific. the large force Of men he has
now engaged in the woods and about
bis mill are banking them st the rate
OF Q thousand q day.
New contracts are constantly bcing,
let BY the Northern Pacific for railroad
ties. and additional forces of lsborers
are being added TO the already large
humber Of men now engaged on the
Tietsn and Yakima. Ties by the thou
sand are being banked on both streams.
A boom is TO be put in at or near Hun
tington's ranch on the lower Yakims.
and a majority of the ties which will
be driven down the river will be taken
out at thst point to be ready for use in
the construction Of the Cascade dIvi-
sion. Boons will also be put In ut
other points. which are yet to be select
ed. Record.