The Times-Democrat from New Orleans, Louisiana • Page 8

Se ETinus-gnnmi: Btortlr 1380. TUE MOULD'S FJJK BILL. AUCTION SALES. THE SOUTHERN STATES. DECISIONS OF TBE MISSISSIPPI BUT HE ME COCBT.

Am raaataral Georgia Mother TU Tier Chlldrra to Ieath Suicld of a Fort Worth Lady A. Farmer Murdered Kcsr Hnnphit, Pa reported a true bill agiinat Frank Kearney for murdering James Fossett, this morning, he was arraigned, pleaded not guilty and his case set tor trial oa innraday. An incendiary fire was discovered abont 7 O'clock this evening under toe elevator shaft of tue Stores Furniture Company's building and beneath the floor. It ws easily extin-guiihed by a few pails of water and was evidently the work of a novice in the art of arson. A roll of paper and exeelsior, sa tur-ated aita coal oil ai.d partly burned, indicated cnmi-t8ally that the tire was not accidental There is uo clue to the hrs bugs.

Ppartanbarg, C. TTBSER DAGGER OF BEISO LTfCHKU. Special TnTiinj-lmoiTat. Colcmbia. March 10.

There is irreat excitement in Spirtanbarg to-night, and there may bs blo9dihed before morning. Three years ago a mid superintendent namd Turner murdered an inoffensive German nnil-hanL Turner left the County untu the feeling had died out against him. then returned aud surreadertd. and was acquitted on tue plea of Belf-defenie. Last week he shot down a young white mn iu the public road, and meet to the sheriff aud surrendered, claim-ine th it he ected in s- lf-d.

fetiioi. The second murder infuriated the eonntry reople. and they made threats of lynching. This evening Gov. Bichardon was telegraphed that serious troubb was brewing and asked for a-sistarice.

Ha the Morgan Biiles to report to the shenff. The sheriff then telegraphed that be xit nation was alarming but tttat he could protect Uie priHoaer without tue miliury and would do so at all hazard, anting for a special engine to move the prisoner, saying that he had been attacked by a mob but had repulsed it wnhont bioodidied. but that a iaree torce was trathcr.n aud to avoid trouble tie wmhed to remove Turner. Tne president of the road has been requested to furmxb the en me Nothing farther has been heard here. Mempliia, Teas.

A FARMER. SHOT THE HAPDEK-PTLLEW TRIAL. 4 10 mrmm r-3 MB Ft rr MOST Ei PERFEOT falADSw UNITED STATES DEPARTM ENT OF AGRICULTURE Washington. D. C.

By an analysis of Dr. I'rWa Cre.tm Eakin PowJr I find It carefully comroundel, and I regard it as the beai baking powder in the market in every respect. PETE IS COLLIE It, Late Chemist of the States Prnartment of Aerioulture. The Rencvvnsd Clothiers and Hatters FOR CHEAPNESS AD FAItt DEALING, DaupJiiue Street, lico liioeks from Canal Street. SLULE8 Sont cellos provenar.t des Sources sous Is controle du gouvernsment fracais.

Preserites pour la I.I.I 1 1 Uiatrelle, etc. Pour les Malaiies de Faie. IlOPlTAL. Poar les Maladies de I'Eotoaiac, SeuLi uzeaUi BOrCHrl FILS i Ci, 37 Dearer street," X. T.

S. HERRMANN'S 41 Decatur Street. Xetr Orleans. OX-ZZELIPIE ST1 3 Ks i mm ttiiiLjii is ujuii EST THE 37, 39 and 41 H01TAL NEW ORLEANS, IV. It Is CoaxpltMl by th II ohm Sab-Cooa-m'ttee Synopsis of lt Main Provision, WABHLtOToji.

March 10. The special House sub-committee on the World's Fair htd another conference with tha wiling Chicago delegation to-day and completed the bilLCnhich will be presented to the full committee as soon as the chairman can call it together. The change made in tha bill by the sub-commit tee are fe and tin principle of the original are closely adhered to. The provision for a national commission, composed of two members from each State, nominated by the Governors and appointed by the President, has bewn retained, but an amendment has been added providing that eoramiii'ioners shall be divided eouallj tt tl.s 1 1.. i nartli Theiror cvmu-ioiiep are to Lave control of the i peiationof tne fair, the ap-poiutiueut of juries, disirihuuon of awards, etc.

l.ii th I l.r.iiia onxration (wuicti is reaognized in the hi 1) is to prepare the site, construct the hmltuugs and retain control of tt.e uuancial Th tYesiiieiit i not to appoint the nuid Uie Chicago men have ri-d f3.000, 00i outnrnt and have given ti factory a.iHirance of their ability to aupp.y snothcrhva miilioos. if it shall be ree.l--d. The appropriation of a million snd a halt for the government ethibit r-uiains as in original bui, so that the full commute mJ cbxnge the anion nt. if so There has Uen dirfnesion ot the adviaability of changing th the fair to 1m 3. The Chicago men here have stated that they are ready lo hoi 1 the fair in 1 K'J.

but th-y are witlin ti ac-ept the judgment of the full eotnmitre npoa this prop. sition. It is understood that the Illinois lueiutierH of th Honae. however, feel that in justice lo the foreign exhibitor the tuu should be extended. Tie rAtatn4arU I regard Hood Sarwaparili as having Iiaaaed wttove the grade of wnat ar cou-moisr patent or proprv-tary medicines, "said a well-known physician recently.

"It i fuily entitled to be considered a standard medicine, ami has won this position by its uniluub'ed merit and by he many remarkable cures it has effected. For an alterative and U.iiic it has never been eyaaied." riCKlE UCNW AKUESTEU. Eugene Dunn, aha Sophie, one of the three negroes woo called at the borne of W. F. Hanning, at th corner of Palmyra and Broad streets, on Saturday aveniug.

and attempted to asaatfsiuate Banning aud Boiling, waa arrested jeaterday by Officer Boux. of the Suburban Stttioa. The prisoner waa taken to the Charity Hospital and identified by Itaniaug as the one alio biiu. 1 be accused was swn bv a i ix-s-1shik sat reporter, but Ueii! all knowledge of the shooting. He aim, tied, however, having seen Madden, on of tn aocnaed, still at 1-r'c.

on the mcbt of th shootimf. andaaid that he wa well ai-quainted with him. Tbe prisoner is aid to be a bad character, and the police assert tnat be has served a term in live Peuilen'iary. He will be arraigned before Judge Morphy to-day. Conghs, Hoarsene, Horo Throat, qnk-l'y relieved by BaowTt'a BaoscHtAL Tao.

A simple and effectual remedy, sup, rior to all other articles for the same purpose. SUa only in Boxes. A IOLLISIO.N Car No. 64 of tbe Clio and Erato street line, driven by John Maher, collided with citr cart No. 700 at the corner of Cooti and Boyal streets yesterday forenoon.

The car wascroded with paaseugers, many of whom were ladies, and considerable alarm and excitement were occasioned by the accident, Attorney General Bolters, John Fltzpatru-k and several others had narrow escape. 1 hrre windows of the car were shatter! by the force of the collision and the side badiv broken. The shafts of the cart intruded into tne ear. The accident is said to be due to the carelesne of th- eart driver, wno afterward drove hnrriediy away. In car waa damaged to the extent of 0.

If your drugtfst 1 out of Smith's Bile Beans, or Kt tlietn from the mauulacturera. J. F. South A St, Louis, liu. BBEriTILS.

OnThnrsday. March 20. the New Orleans Camera Ciaib wid give their six teen tu complimentary exhibition at the Tulane Had. 1 lie eJiiU.it will consist of a display of lantern tilde, contribnted to tbe Americau Lantern hlnle interchangs by tne Syracuse Camera Ciuu, and as ea picture is thrown toe canvas its merit will le explained b) a cluO member, actiug as a lecturer. To-night at the Lee Hall.

Gretna, will be given a beneht entertainnient by tue children and yonrg of tne eougrrgatioo for th MetLodist Church (ktuth, of tiretna. The procranimo include a pyramid of beau-tp by tne children, tablea'ix, and tlis er- lorinatice of ACmntry Vved.ung.'' all tii -b pr. mise a pleasant evening for the patron attending. Since we commenced bus.nesa here, abctit a year airn we have soli of Mir.bn's 1 ei'Uiral llm than any and all other similar preparations couibined. and take pleasure in onr teatouonv to many otuers re garding Us gei.ine merit.

ATaoa a Co. Jacksonville, la. Mary Washington' Hons for Sale. New YoiiE. March 1(L Maror Grant is in receipt of a tter from a firm of real estate dealers at Washington saying that the resi dence of Mary Washington, in Fredericks burg.

Ya. where George Washington spent the early part of his life, is for sale. The price asked NO. 000. Th letter says that New lork or Chicago would secure a valua ble lie for a small sum.

Tne writer tr. I era that New lork should secure the relic, A Faat Ran. Philadelphia. March 10. A fast run was made on the New York division of the Bead ing Bailroad to-day.

At 1 1 5 o'clock a mem ber of the broker firm of Levy A Lewi called at the Beading office to arrange for a special train to carry several hundred shsre of stock to New York. Tha entire run of ninety mile was made in eurhty-hve minute. This is said to be the fau-xt run ever maiie between Philadelphia and Jersey City REJECTED ADVICE. 44 1 will net take any other Dressing. My friends use WoIfTs ACME Blacking and praise its mer.ts and if yoa can't sell me what I want, and not what you think i ougai to have.

Ill go elsewhere and get it- Ladies, da Uhesnse! WOLFF RANDOLPH, Pfci.jdf khla. Th B-t B)ackna; -w. ra rr- 't. 5ss at '1- 1 wa C.Oi BY E. SfGQk Haw Furnliiira THURSDAY.

1TUST BE SOLD. EEfOVEP TOR OF SALE TO 16 CANAL STKLEr (UFl'MJt'd BtlLIMMi). Magnificent Parfor. Bd and Diring Room Furniture cf tha Latest Style. BT DAK rrr.Tis.

ArcTioFETt. thubs- Maroli 13. at a at id f.t.N.ti. poxitivrly wiibnut rarva for account of whom it n-ay run-' rj. M.

Oj itii.n two days before sale. Ilk V. 1. U.V. AND PAOKKT C(X liS'j bit siiF i til.

i'H TAL SltH-a I'uMie n-tnn W. I. A IN. AiCntiSKFRt. It 1.

i if mrrt 11 1 it-liAV. Miirrii i.V ai 1 ovio ai m- au i St. rrt, wilt it iV, "-liar ij th ailtat Stwk nl tiie I'tialvr aud -re hints fac-r v. rkii, lull 1 i. Taenia i uli rvi r.

Ilr SKY frtK to. A FIXE AND COMt-LKTK STOCK OF BOOTS AN sni t. 7T HKV STKltS ACCTIOXEERS. Mari-ti II. liM.at lurlr.a;-ruoui.

No fc r.iul at UuVluek a. will tje li. w.thout ilout or A 1 ASSOK UfcS OK MX)T3 ASU iniiiLS, edaptod to Utn citjr ao4 tru l. T-i his At nl. irMI It BV lilt CIVIL.

ailKKlt'. JUDICIAL ADVEKTISEUF.XT. Sale of Improved Property, Known as Mx 232 Claiborne Street JOSK P. MALTINE-VS. HENRI X.

KB ET AL. Civil District Court for i he Parhtk of Orlaaoa No. a.liL BT VIRTCF, A WRIT OF FTFRI FACTA3. to iu? thr -od by the honorahlo tu Civil Ki.ttk Court a p.risli of Krlana. in th oo-t-utiil-il ca i will prvK-rd tu at ai tu Aui-liourrra' Noi.

7- aii-1 .4 at. 1 hari -trt. b-twfn rvfe.r and ('OiiimiMiiial i t' iu lh lint of tnii cii SA l'I'I) tV. April IX 1, at 13 o'ci'-vit tne following iet ritjd yrup-i tv. to lt Lol MB! A.

in nar bounlfl by Cli-Krne. t-auiaimdti bayou hoal aud rtMia tr-f tu, in ihe .1 i burn of thi i-uv, and aevriit loet siarbl idi'UM froiiton I lniiwrna atr et. Iil thre iu diilh ou th ivrar Hay on Koul. thir y-to t-i four in. ha iu derm oa tiie line toward hap au'ida aireet.and Mnoly.

luur feet ten in wi lta ou th rear liu. U'Xr'ii ait i a oue-etory fra.ue hunae. haviu two ro roa. kiu heu. cisiern.

and Iwariuif i' No. ('Nil i.e a et which said pr, ertywaa ammr-dby Widow Hobert J. kor i June 11. at puoil. aui'tiou by James P.

iiamiiU. kuoti in fie mutter ot oi i.o ert J. Kcr. No. 'is nla ol the docket ol me Civil luatru Court Division A.

lor the of i rlaua. 1- luaciio, Ulij uut re-islcxd, Hrizi in ative suit. Terms Cash on th spot. AS. Vt.

Civil sheriff of Uie Pariah uf Urleana. nihlO 17 -1 ap 7 11 JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. SALE OF IMPROVEoTrDPEHIY IN THIRD DISTRICT. THIRD DISTRICT Br I DINO ASSOCIATIOJI b. LJCNJAMIN K.

mIouHK. Civil District Court for the Pariah of Orleans-No Jii. rT VIKTT'E OF A WRIT OF SFlURK a.e. iu an directed by the hon ral-ie the i ivll i. i i.

iii.l tor iie i -ii oi irleans. in th al-ore eutitled cause, I will proceed to sell at auction, at ih t.xihiiia oa. i .4 Charles street, ttween Graiur sti-et ai.d Coniiuereial rlae, in I First of tni itr. on strrirAY. Mrn-h Si.

at 1-i o'clock bl. the followiua decrlbd property, to wit ia)l ur wnoi.i ii. i HTtncr wiia tii bniiiin and ui, ihereoii. riirht. ways, pr.vileirea.

eervitnd and apur-trtianree tiierfUiito belniriair. or iu idiw.m un.ited la the Ihird Dutntt of civ.in me iuare dohiiuo i oyai alvo). Friichii.en. Cmou and lianihme (o Grutmeiil aire. ts ilvanruatsd by iho leiter on a plan ur.wn by A.

de Ariuae deputy city e. or, on the lanbof January. hi li annexed to an at fa 1 lalor ilate.1 Mn an I wined lot i. twenty-otie fet enrlit Inches yn street by one Cuuuredaud tweu- ty-ei. 1 I'-et ail be in d-ptu.

uy irui ininuna Dy ac ur l-fore Andrew M.ou, notary public, on lit of A priL 1S7. Seiic-d in tiu oHive aiut. Ternie ou the sit. CH A3. W.

DROW Civil Sheriff ot the Parian of Urleana f. lfi mhi 11 do fry GAUD I C8 Parfumars iuiiy reiresrnng loilet VVater.lt render the skill linn, relieves mosquito bites and imparts a oVheate fragance If una ieeiins oi comiorl and freshness IVw Sonmmtionm ia Perfumery RIGADD'S Extrait de KANANGA RIGADD'S Extrait do MELATI PIGADD'S Extrait ia TLAN G-TL AN 9 RIGADD'S Extrait da BANTAM RIGADD'S Extrait da MIRANDA 4 RISAUD'S Exlrait CEFIR0-0aiE3TAl Asnrrs REW-ORLEAIS: JX3AUSZ oa lAWCEJirSID, IS, Uourbon St. KeitLrl ul lai) touuillon ui icw Orleans National CanSc, At Sew Orleana In tha Stat of Louisiana, It the Clo BaalaeiM, Friday, Feb. fS, Loanaanddinconnta ll.Wria Ovedraiia. eecure.1 and 7L1.1 L.

S. bobiia to aei-urc circuitiua u.i4t U. H. bunds to deumut. a.

oona on nana us tiiT etiM-ka ie'tios ud iiiortirsir-. 47 Due from reserve :l.f5"4 4 tine fn.iu oUit u.tionai lnka i. -J ii Due from 8inte bunks and as.iij 7i Hel eetste. uruit'ire snd nxlnrea it i rent ei), n-a mua tais 11. a 'retiii miis iai aiokat hecks an 1 other canh it, Ex hsnve fur Clearnir House a TST KlUaof other banks uu rra.

tiouxl enrrcu. unclud- mir iii'krmi lA'i 47 Spti le in, I'l -trv cernncat-Hi. sv.i tanner i lu.nd with 1 urt a per cent ol circulation lass Total isj LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid iu rm.ow lJy.i iA M.MM IIS Us Wl urplus mad profiuj Nation! bank notes iviifiide unpai'i Individual ub- tocueck SI 3i -d! certilicate vt as va 77 ii4a is) llb.Kjr ul enineil ch'X'ka aei.ier acuetkaoutataud- ine Cnitetl a dem'mits Due to oUier national banks US.7U iM.ri Due to State bankaiij baukexs Total. 8tto Iinnsi, Pati or ilbass, I.WILLIAM PALr'RFV.

aishier if the arni bank, do aole'iitilvswesr it tha stati-ment i tru, to lue bet in and ueiief. WL taUMt, 8atacr1lK-t an.l aworn ti before ria thfa uahi day uf Mr h. l.i. i Ki V. tmui, utary rubUa, Ccrrdct Attest: Bir.MCN tZ.

A. UAl.I:','I. koar. MvxAFrx. 1 rectors.

U'JU Ti.Jill3ltTSA;sl.'C';;,C3!U7t IS Ospartmeau. SjaleaBur uf JUaysIiB. i --0r JeftVrsoB County, Ala. TH2FB riTal, ACC1PB5T9. Special to Tiie Times-Democrat.

BiRirncoHAX, March 10. Three fatal accidents to railroad men are reported to-day. Jack Thomas, a wh.ta brakeman on the Tunnetisee Coah Iron and Ilailroad Company's line, wax run over and killed at Pratt mines this morning. He was on top of a car when a jerk of the entice threw him to the track, and the train passed over liiin. Jack Dslton.

an engineer on the Iuisville ar.d Nanhvillf a'ternpfd to crons the Georgia track between here ana Au-lui-tou. Ala, this mornintT. in front of a locomotive, when be triptxd and was struck by the engine, receiving inj'iries from which he tUed this after lie lived in 1L il. Howling, a yonntf railroad man from AnniKton. Aia.

while walking down the railroad track neur Kh-n. was struck by an engine and lat-Jiy lujored about noon to-day. Helena, Ark. WTI.I.TAM 8AKDEB8 PARDOJIEIX, to The Times-Democrat, Beum. March 10.

Wm. Sanders was found guilty last term of the United States court for the illicit traflio of whuky in Monroe county. It was shown that Sanders bad do pecuniary interest in the sale of the whiekr. and that be bore a good reputation. Sentence was suspended and the presiding jndije (Caldwell) and United States Attorney Walters joined in a petition seeking a pardon.

On the 14th of last month the President granted an unconditional pardon, which was entered to-day in thd records of the court at tnis piace. iiawi J. Iteed. tiie youth who stole a letter from tb potitoltice at this place laxt March, containing a money order, was tried here today in the Uni'ed Slates court aud wa f.ir.n.l tn.iltr. Tim lowi-nt runiithmeut lil likely imposed on the hoy on account of his youtu.

I.ttll I took. Ark. BnUXa GRAN TKD A EMPITL Special to Tha Timss-Deoiocrat. Litti.k llocc. March 10, The Governor has granted a respite of one month to JefT 1).

Iloiiug, who was to have been hanged at Paris, next Friday for murd. r. in order to allow the attorneys for the doomed man to file a bill of exceptions, which could not ba done before the time set for the execution. Boling murdered Walker at Charleston. a more than a vear sifo.

Hon. Jonn A. Williams, or fine liluT. who is a candidate for judge of the United Stat tourt tortus district of Eestern Arkansas, is in the city to-uight on ins wiy to Washington fc press his claims for the appointment. The Democratic members of br in this city have indorsed Ju ice O.

1). Scott. of tor the position a tirt choice and Judge P. Iooiy. of tins city, secoud choice- Judge Caldwell's commission as circuit judge has arrived.

He is now holding dis trict Court at Helena. A agitata, Ca. Bpaclal to Ttie Tlinaa-Democrat. AcacsTa. March 10.

Last night, near Monroe, Will Johnson, colored, shot and killed Henry II unman. The men had been ganibliug and 4'iarrcied over the smnine. Johns-jn was committed to jail to-day for murder. Tifton, Ga. Bnedal to The Tlnia-Democrat.

Tijtox, March 10. Sarah Hugyins yester day beat her two children to death. One died whil she had it uud -r the lash, aud the other died during the tii'ht. The woman ha lied. La, Special to Tb Times-Democrat.

ALEXaHiiHia. Mirch 10. At their regular annual meeting on Saturday nieht the Alexandria fire department elected officers as follows: Jacob Oeiger, president: J. Bulli tt, vice president; John Ryan, secre tory; Jonas Ilosenthah treasurer. Ihe Board of Eiekgate decided to celebrate the anniversary of the department with a grand ball and supper on Tuesday, April 22.

Sheriff 1). T. Stafford oti Saturday, at the IienaiHsaiice plantation, on Bayou lUeuf. sold tne property teionging to the etate of iara jU Sinitli to ellect a partition. The sale grossed f'JU.

307 s. Flaquemine, Lm. A CHILD'S LEO ChCSHED. Saecial to Tne Tinias-Deuiocrat. PuigrcHiKE.

March 10. Yesterday evening while several children were playing on a small flat car, which is used to move lumber from the Big Jim sawmill to the yard adjoining and which runs down a steep incline, one of the children, named Levy Jones, fell otf the forward part of the car and was run over. A second car loadrd with children also ran over his leg. lira. PonteU and Kearny attended tiie child and fouud tue limb so badly injured that amputation was neoeatsaxi.

Tblbodaax, Lav. Bpectslto The Times-Democrat. Thibodacx. March 1 0. The sugar rne is all flat and withered, and so far does not begin to show new vegetation.

Several planters who have been addressed by The Times-Dcmocrat reporter have stated that they do not think that the one is much Injured except in its growth being retarded. Orange tree show evidence of injury, in withered leave and branches and cracced bark. The fields present the appearance that is usually shown in January. BikL Mis. Special to The Times-Democrat.

Biloxi. March 10. Mr. Geo. F.

Blanqne, of New Orleans, and Miss Mary L. Carillo, of this place, were married here to-niht. Judge Z. X. Champiin ofliciatiug.

lacksoo. Miss. Sr-PEEm COURT PE01SI05S. Spaclal to The Timas-Deuiocrat. Jacauoa, March 10.

The following Supreme Court decisions were rendered to-day: Buckley Son vs. Mrs. Van Diver; Wood va. MpyerA Cnlleu et aL va. Frank; Conn vs.

Bernheimer Sous: P. B. IVrrow vs. SUte; Eltriogbam vs. Larhart; Lv, N.

O. aud T. Bailway vs. N-. J.

and Ilailroad: Aera vs. Green Connty: Ware A Co. vs. Cohen: McAllixter vs. Straus: Flxher vs.

Ueo.Gegan vs. Mamhail: King vk. 'ibompson: Neltervuie vs. Iavw; Weir, executor, vs. Fiehi.

execntrix. Aftitui d. Wing vs. Minor: Jones et aL vs. McKee: Hoff vs.

Itoners- L-, N. O. and T. laiilway vs. Hay; John D.

rhart vs. State: X. J. Bailey vs. State: L-.

N. O. aud T. iiaiiway vs. Petty; Cowart vs.

Foxwortu. Beversed and remanded. Bine va. Bine and Atkirson et aL vs. Sinnott were reverm-d aud decrees entered here.

Cooper va. Fox was reversed and dis-mi-sed. Capt. J. T.

Whitj hend. of Jackson. Tenn the contractor for building the Confe derate mouunieut, is hero arranging for the completion of tue work. Tiie appropriation of 110.000 by the Legislature will suable the huiies to comiiete the lu funeral of Mrs. V.

ii. liailam. wife of Rev. Frank Hallatn, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, look pl-ce to-day from the Church aud was tery largely attended.

Meridian, Miss. A KXORO CHILD ECU OVER AND KILLED. Sneclal to The Tinies-DeiuOcrat. MERroiAS. March 10.

A little negro girl, fourteen months old. daughter of George Preston, was killed to-day by being run over by a street car near the residence of Mr. B. M. Houston.

The accident will doubtless have the e3 ct of causing fare boxes to be put up in all the cam. ao that there will be no excuse tor the driver leaving his (talion. The friends of Prof. W. H.

MaciU'lpr will no doubt urrfe LU I'Uinu for the position of I i.l. nt of tne 1. and Conege at oluiiibu. now tlfal PrtniOent Crtie has resigned, lie is one ct the raost dif educators in the State. 'ihe rejKii of the city hi tlth oflioer for February hows that seven vhue and eleven colored tiecfie died liuniirf 1.

mouth. Of tiie eighteen death ku re ii.i;jren. The hearing in the recei.eirhip case of Quarli-N, l.er A BuuijJs. ttefore the tvipriine Court. Las b-ea cuiiuued for one week aud a dciion mul not be handed down before next uouday.

Vickfebnrg. Mtae. vorx.i itmn ismcTED. Special to The Tiuks-Democrat. ViciLinca.

March id. The grand jury Absolutely Pure. Ta lrpowfls mever vr1s. A rrisrvel of rarity, rm-nr'h and More wunon.i' tban the oniisary kiuua, and cannot be uld in ei.u Witt tit wultitud of low tot nrt weiiri.t sJuru r.r phosphate -owder. bold ji in ran.

Loiai. Laisi i out Co lue il V. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE, (Tar TimovDrarfXTUT i for WOO OI th Vlere It'rc-a e(j in Brairnu .4 I I 1 ii tfnr.ninil. aicatiou aui be printed except from re sponsible parties, COACEBXISO THE EBEXCH jilt iar. Kew 0ixas.

March 10, I860. To the r.liturof 1 La Timee-Democrat: I note in Sunday's isne. in yonr special from New York, a paragraph eut.tl. d.nlatiiter'B appearance a a lecturer." in which reference very uncompli mentary to the French army are made. To onote the language: "The d'-n who compose the French incr are.

as a rule, the riff-raff of the country. Their pay is only thirteen per day, and it is reasonable eaouen to suppose that this remuneration does not command a very exalted order of chysical perfection." 1'rum these remark one wonl.l suppose yonr ccrresnondeut refr rather to the English army, aLere the enlistment of men i nivde by the of recruits hugely among the scam of the cities and towns and where no forced military service in exacted. lnrb different, however, are now the con-MYiLtion aud mihuxy Uii of France, and have btxti so tut nearly a quarter of a oen-'Ihe present law requires every male per son uoro on trench sou or eof mirtu. wnen am nit at the a of twenty-one, to report promptly to the uiairie (mayoralty or pariehl of tuseiiy. town or village and place himself at once subject to the order of the military couiinand'-r of the dupartement or ar-rondiseetui nt.

The prrfel and arms-prer-W act in this capacity ex otlcio. 1 lie routineer for each rear, exmsiiitina of all males tv.aci.in. tiie ito of twenty-one years at a piren prri1. i neat, after concentration at the aeat of the department, to the bed.iuar-' tt-rt of the ariay corpa. and thence diiw uii-uaind to the ttri'iai earnton cine, there to be traiued in miiitury tactics, etc Now.

to the ii it at iMae: Note that I state "erery male French citizen- of tven-tv-one years becomes a aoidier then, and this is any exoepuou htever. Neither social status nor wealth are permitted to exempt any one from military service. Lirh mmt be civej to the repnbiie continually for ttiree years, after which the soldier enters the reserves and is ta the cU of the iliumurof War at any moment, without notice lu case of emergency, a prodantation being all necessary to call them to join their respective n-jhrnent, until the aire of retirement i reached, ninnv Ir. forty-live years. Then tiie point: "At thirteen cents a day, such salary could fccreely obtain." etc I would state for iulorniatu of yonr correspondent that the lay of a French infantry soldier is only live oeutimes, or equivalent to one cent per dc of American currency, and not thirteen centii.

as mentioned; hence, the point of com peniti. tion on this itihriitesnW bxais wjl scarcely iar discussion, it brine apparent that such pay would fail to allure eveir tiie very hast exalted order of physical perfection. Hence, when the statement la made so broadly that the French army is simply ie refuse of the pounlatioo aud from the causes mentioned, namely, the quettn.u of or itiHufticient oouipenati-n. I Itb earnestly to take iu6 with your Sew Vork corretipondent and to afhim most em- Pbaticalir that the Frtnch army of to-daj is comprHd in its entirety of each and all cl of the French nation, without distinction, from th? humblest to the moit ci-tlte'l. who all muxt join the army bt tiie re of majority." and remain duriotf tie regulation rrn of years.

In fact, the incident ooim m-'nt the son of the tireu-ntier to tne French throne tUtmni de l'ariii). so recently tfiven notoriety in the AkHocimtd lYes dii-patches, confirms the above statement and were it not for the law exiling preteudi to the French crown the yoiiur iiuke of Orleans, upon becoming twentr-one yea's of see. would have hten ctrmot lied to lcome simply one of the coro-nx rank and file soldiers, regardless of his bemff a "eon of St. Louis. 1 deem the above explanation due in justice to tne French army and uation to correct the erroueons impression hkely to be created by yonr New York corrtspoudeat's article enlogirinrlionlaiiger.

etc Very respectfully yours, Ij. K. Barn6wi3. For Sfttsickness Iforwfard'a Arid Phphate. Dr.

Fbick. of the White Ktar a 81 Or. TrwiuiA aays: "I have prescribed it in my practice amotiff the passengers traveling to and from turope, in this steamer, and the result has satitihed me that if taken in time. it will, in a great many caeca, prevent aicknesa. AMVBEMESSa.

Mme. Arty's Benefit. The opera season in New Orleans will come to a graceful and appropriate close this season with a grand performance for the benefit of Mme. DArgy. the popular and worthy artist whose rxnsical accomplishments afforded such rare entertainment to the patrons of the French Opera during the pat winter.

The feature of the occasion will be "Lb Barbier de Seville, and the performance will conclude with a concert Inch will be given with the assistance of the artists of the opera and am tears, in which the grand air vt will be rendered by Mme. D'Argv. Ihose attending will not only avslow on merit the recognition to which it is entitled, but will avail themselves of the opportunity thns offered of spending an evening of refined and highly enjoyable entertainment. Grand Opera Hens. Lewi Morrisons splendid production of "Faust" attracted a very large and fashionable audience to the Grand Opera last night, and the performance proved in every respect eminently eati-faotory.

"Faust" will ran for the remainder of the week. Bt. Charles Theatre. Willis and Henshaw, the 'Two Old played their laughable fares comedy to a crowded house last night. The company appeared at their best and fully jusuned the praiM they have received front the press.

There will be a matinee performance at noon to-morrow. A Ten tie Theatre. Mrs. Katie Emm -tt and her sterling company appeared at the Avenue Thetttre hut evening before a 1-rr and appreciative audience in "The Yir of New A LtaUcea will be giw to-morrow. HEADACHE FOK 15 YEARS.

Bead what onr well-known and popular bill poster aul distributor says of Preston's "Hod-Aae:" 19CowwrrTALri ca. Kew Orleut. Uitcz toau. i Preston Chemical (Vsipiuy: I have bn a tirrer from nrrons head-acb or hften yer. 8e ing youradrer-tnieat in lUi.y p.ptrs tiiat your Yl -d Ake" h-alache I bought a tt.e and give it a tnl ai fonnd thit it ail to.

i claim for it. I heerf ully recommend it to any suTer ng. and it won't diunsoint tnt m. I 've given it to several mi-moers of uiy miiv end in every lnxianc it has proven sue esf aU ion are at liberty to refer any dojuter to me. Axbebt WtEKa.

When the joints or hinges of the tody are inflatusd and stiJoned by rtieumatis a. every Liovem nt cauies the most exuciaiing paiu. Ar.d Iron Eirth, by vitaU.ng and re-xtewmc the bl tod. chaneea this cvndiuon aud k-1 ves relief the sufferer. triable CoaaJ vate of Nda.

Tni is what eke Rvjuin't Captule so niacii su'erior aii othorn. the Cooimi uMCk'iov a miiated. dissolved and pen-raUs taui.va'. -ijr. hsavnn4 ad carum.

-f' v- -ci. YEKITABLES Ooutte, lea Khumatldmea, la Dutx-te, 1 SONS CASSARD SOTJTII, MEATS ROASTED II THEIR OWN JUICES, BY USING TKS mm w-f vt ft vf at 4 i iv c.t a rVr'iinr riu tha 'Tvr cr tr i tt le. i o' i -at i -oti f-ivy vvi ii Ja v.T-i-.". a ft ifi, a lu WivJt if TomVisd cirv.lurj to will K- tii. jj-ui Te rosted ta tha CHAUI2A OAK KAVGB uainirtha WIBK CAbtlOVZJ ZX0, about on pouai.

Tn toahr rk ito in- lam of tf fi- i flavor. Th br di nut ru.i n. l. OF THE 02 S10.319.174 48 9.S.7.248 44 1,711,184 81 31.119.019 62 4.903.O87 10 15.20O.60S 38 473.058 16 37 48.388.222 05 565,949,93.1 92 83,824.749 56 182.310 23.941 44.577 11.971 136,401,323 02 4 per eeat $123,74 4,079 58 Aaiti. .103.

H7. 178 10H, UOH.4I07 .114. 1 HI. 963 11H. Ht), HM 1 OH 153 13tl.401.32d Surplus.

..14.743.771 6.01'J, B34 5. 43. 5rtH o. '4. 442 7.1140.0H3 51.

51. 24. HH. 5H. 02 TRUSTEES.

Keniwelfar Crua-u Joha W. Aarhtelna, Tqco-Iui Morfurd, wliliam Haixo it. PrKton B. pluinM. William U.

Masaourn. Ktiivvenaat 1 Auifn.tu.u Jin Cti.rle. fc Mliir. Jaiu W.aualod. 1C2 A TTT El i ll I i IHMCE IPIY H.

Ilcnilonou. Hiia. H-rri. P. Imou.

hoU-rt A. iiranpiaa, a C. Mlli.T, ii. 'v. Moraia, March 10.

Patrick McBride, a fanner living four milus north of here, was shot and killed thw evening by a man named Bradley, whom he was eudcaveriug to eject from Lis land with the aid of a shotgun. The murderer escaped. The trial of ea-President Hidlen and ex Secretary 1'uUen on two indictments, chartr- itii; larceny, embezzlement an irauauicui Lrr ach of trui.t. came to an end to-dnf Mr. Halden was sojuitted on ad the counts.

Ihe jury found ilr. Pullen gniltv in, his DllUlSlllUetll at fifteen davs in the workhouse. Judce lmboa-s, however, dischargea the ex secretary under the statute of the oftense having been coaimitted over three years ago. hw-retary wa not a city ofupial snd Via 1 nntL tberefore. coine under tne Lead of either larceny or enilx-zzlemenL it was clearly shown that President Hadden 10.

i)0. but as the shortage occurred the funds entrusted to his care, civil uit may be brought recover the money. T-lve liidicrmeiils of a annilar nature remain to ba disposed of covering the pa-st lliree years. I hose acaitist Mr. Iladdvu will undoubtedly be qdasiicu.

Chattanooga Teaa. Bperial to The Time-Democrat. Chattanooga. March 10. Handrcd of people visited to-day the undertaking establishment ahere lay the remains of tbe unknown mao fnud drowned in Chattauooga Creek.

The body has been embalmed and will be held some days in an effort to discover it identity. Thomas Finher, of Cincinnati, a brother of the lieutenant of police of that citr. and a Mr. Mahew. also of Cin cinnati, saw the reiunin of the dead man and state emphatically that they have seen him in Cincinnati, and that his unine is A.

W. Nuii in. as he represented, and that his family live somewhere on Price's Hill in that city. Mr. says he met the deceased ice in Cincinnati and does not tiiink he can be mu-taiien.

Telegrams were sent to Cincinnati, but no intelligence was guinea from the inquiries. Colorado City, Tex. ABSAfLT WITH A OOCI LISa-FIX. Special to The Time-Democrat. Colobapo.

March 10. A man by tbe name of DenDis Sweeny was taken from car on an east-bound freight here last nurht with his skull fractured from the left eye clear across the head and Ithe brain oozing out of the ghastly wound. A coupling-pin was fouud in the car, shoving with what instrument the deed was committed. A brake-mm states that just before the train ran into the yard he saw a man jump from tne car and run away, and when the train stopped he went to the car and found the wounded man. Ha is tiil alive, but the doctors say tbst there is no posaiblo chance for his re- covere.

The man was probably beating his wy. put a as not a coiumou tramp. cau was found ou bis perwiu. and paper indicating that he owned vnhiabui property lu couuty. Cal- ana in itio-iiix.

A. T. 11- had a tax receipt for Ifl. pai on personal property in the latter place. There bos evidently been foul aork committed.

and the ohicers believe that Sweeny cot in witu a gang of tramps who, finding that he bad money, and rohoed him. No arrests have yet been niHUJ, but the oiue rs are keeping a sharp lookout for auspicious characters, sittnr tuld the oilicrrs to-dy that he Las a nieoe. Anniewii-ny. in Sau 1 iego. CaL.

and a brother at Prescott, A. 1.. aud one at Albany. N- V. 111 la.

Tea. Special to The Times-Democrat. Dallas, March 10. Counterfeit silver dollars and halves are in circulation in this city in great numbers. Forth Worth, Tea.

Special to Th Tnat-Dmocrt. Fobt Worth. March 10. Mrs. Fannie Hart took morphine with suicidal intent Saturday niht, and breathed her last this morning.

Unhappy family relations was the cause. Kan Antonio, Tea. CHILPER8 RELEASED OX BOSn. Special to The Times-Democrat. Antomo, March 10.

TX H. Childers. who shot aud killed Hackman Jim Draper at the Menger Hotel last November, was released from jail this morning on a bond of So 000. Uis bondsmen are Geo. W.

Little-field. A. Boberts. W. IL Tobin, Henry Gillum.

and J. N. Groesbeck. Childers was convicted at the January term of court here of murder in tbe first degree and sentenced to twenty-live years iu the penitentiary. His case was recently reversed and remanded.

Great interest ht-s been manifested in the ca.se ou accouut of the high social aud bu-i-nen standing of Childers Austin, ahere he live. The r-andsme frame residence of Mr. J. K. Colli un, 438 Solidad street, was totally destroyed by fire at au pnrly hiar this morning, entailing a low to Mrs.

Colhnsof about 3 J00, besides vanons leer sums to a number of people who had lodgings iu the house. SHOT BT A DKI SKES KEG HO. Lonisa a colored girl aged fifteen years, nas shot and slightly wounded yesterday ai 'moon, about 4 o'clock, by a negro named William Reese. The deed was tlat of a whisky-frenzied mac, as the young woman had given him no offense. At the hoar indicated Lonisa Biaize and a companion named Henrietta Jcurdon.

aged sixteen years, ere walking down I la tn part street On reaching the corner of Frenchman street Wm. Iteese, who waa standing on the gallery of hi house at that point, applied an intuiting epithet to the young women as they came in view; at tiie same time he drew a revolver from Lis pocel aud fired one shot at the girls. Ihe ball took effect in the ritht foot of Laura Biaize, and she dropped to the pavement. The injured eirl was conveyed in a wagou to Lome. No.

73 St. Bernard street, where tiie ani-uiano studeutM, who had been summoned, extract- the bul.et. The wound prouounced not dain-erou. SuliS-ouently iieese was arronted at his rl-K noe by actiun Corporal Cimmona and Teirebonae and locked up in the Fifth Precinct Station, charged with sl.ootiug and wounding, witu invent to hui. The weapon which the deed was committed is a Hiwkeye revolver.

It waa afterward found and taken to the station a tvu deuce. I ue accused la a young negro lust enterinir bia taentieth year, and bears a long suing of aliases, sucn as Dolphin. Taylor and Dicki us. He sta'od to a livrIiaji.K h.t re. or'-r that the whole trouble was due to alfrara atfordii nnurnt rlif .,,.1 I o-insidt-r it the Usl remedy for trotiUes of tLe tnroat and luncs.

and would not ti with. out it lor ten times its pno. A. U- i-ioia, Orleans, La. wui.y.

tie saia that he ha4 no ren for tir.uc upon the young women.ouecf whom. hisvn-tinu was weU known to him. He sa.d i that bis life bad been threatened by a negro nanid EJ. Baker, and he was carrying the weapm to defend in case of an as- siuit. The prisoner informed the rt porter that he was to have been married to-day.

I bare nscd Marsden's Pectoral Balm in mv ftS3 F3 flXCi'i 2TtS CliUUS MO LlTI txxjoe oh. taMelata an np.ifjc Oak Stove and Kasre wiih 7ir3 Gatize Owen Coora, are MauufaclureJ ty the IljwZsior Jltrut' "ttclHrln-j St. Ltuiti, JIo.r and Sold by niCE, CorJN Solo Agents, New Orleans La SI AXEMEN I WOil LIFE or RICHARD A. McCXJRDY, Prwaileat, For tl year endiw December 31, 1889. IncreavaA La Ast Swrplw Increa in Sovrplas.

Roeeipta Increase, during year Paid Pollcy-Holdera lucre) daring year Riaka aisnined InersaM dux ins year Rlaka La fore Increaa darlnir rear Polioiee la fore Iacreais darise rear Policies writtea in 1889 lacreaae over 1888 THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: Real Estate and Bead avad Mrt'aes Loans S69.3Q1.913 13 TJaitod State Beads and ether Securities 50.323,469 81 LoatB ea Collateral Securities 9.845 500 O-'s Catk La Baalts aad Trust Cempaaies at interest 2.988,632 79 Interest accraed, Pre ml am deferred and La 3.S81.812 23 IdabilitU (Laclodlas Resarwa at 1 aav caretully exaiuineil ijr-ifoin atalameat aad Sni ths sa-us to ln rorft. A. N. WATtitil Jt'aE, Auditor. Trom the Surj lu.

abov atatd a wiU be apportioned as asaaJ. Tr. Kiak Anra4. 4H.507.i:jW... 9.457.46H...

Ki.ki Outstanding. t.t51.7Htf, 2. 34S.9Hl.441 MOi. 20.1 4 4H4.ltl5.lH4 Stlo. 9tL, t34 18Kt lhH5 188 lt7 lKH lBB VoMK, Jan.

it, liuu. BOARD OF Bamm-l K. cproolJa, 1 uclu. Koliitiaon. ha niM-1 1.

a Odvr Harriman. licury Snntrt. Kaut, T. I 8. S.

Co. J.i. Laril A. Vl. Cardy, Juwa C.

II a. Hrrmatin tuu hL lj'H 1 bompauu. i nirott. r'red-rii Croiuw. II, IXMti, Airianirr 11.

1ji liajr. Van Charirs Kn'm J. WUliira lio Ut ury ROBFRT A. OKASMH. MrePrHn IsMC LInYri.

8n't treaiteut. WILLI i. 1 AhTDV V-iUrr A. X. ilthu jLsi.

Aaaiatant HsTftUry MrCT INTUCK. LI I A. Actuary 10WS TATLOCE. JIL, Aciury. JARLti li.

LEitiik, AsaUtant Actuary. FRf'IlFRTfi f'KllUWFI I Tminn. L.rq jjp 3-tf 3r 5 Sk- e- I Lri 'r's 2 -t Sji w5 4 "0 CrtloT, c5i? j5 1: Jv. T. 5 4uii.i v-iu ir-4 ir-r.

AX' AtLU e. HOLD EX. WILXXAJI O. IiAriES. GraTATxa a.

wtxstos. m. MmtraL WALTilll IL DiacrToai. GILLETTE, WILT.IaW vna Aaaiatant Cashier. WILLIAM W.

EICHABD3, Comptrollsr. Z. J. MAR3IL M. D.

General Agent, Building, Xew H. BOWLES, Lonisiana National Lank.