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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-24


(that being Court day)i commencing at 10 O'clock
a. NJ, ut the front door Of the Court House In
MiddlebOurne, In said county Of Tyler, proceed 10
sell ut public auction, 10 the highest responsible
bidder, the following described property, belonging
70 the said The Peoples Manufacturing Company,
to-Wlt: A certain tract Of land situated In ssId
follows: IN
Beginning at white oak, corner TO hcrS of'Wll,
liam Martin, decd; thence north Gle, E polcs
anu Is Inks, 10 stone corner also TO said heirs;
thence s. 81, W. 10 poles 10 the creek bank tame
course continued across the creek 10 stone On ihc
opposite bank thence up the creek and with the
meanderings thereof and binding thereon 10 sugar
tree, corner TO &C Flesher and John Craig, deed;
thenee ,: g Z, II poles, TO stone on the oppo-
nte bank oil the creek; thence down the creek with
the melndeTings thereof and binding thereon s2iZ
poles to the beginning, containing one-hali acre,
more or less.
AlLo, certain other tract Of land, situated In
sla county on said creek, and bounded rs follows
corner toa lot decided by said Flesher and viie 10
Moses galloway thence y. Gi', WI poles 10 n
stone; thence \. 26' W. % poles 10 stone: thenec
r. u 7. 70 poles 10 stone near the creek Llnk:
taenSe down tue creek with the meanderings there
more or lcsS From this LIST described tfnrt tbcTs
hexelhpt anu not 10 10 sold lots numbered 1. g. ii
anu II conveyed by the People's Manuinrtuying
70; 10 John Core; and another MARCEL Of no rods
tH ~ ItcIi sou Dy sall Company 10 Levi HlsScm
On inc tmets 10 be sold are situated three-stoTy
.alSiory building, containing valuable machInrry
n il and appliances, for the manufacture ~
M0oIeh goods, all In good running order. AMI
als9, other buildings, the second story Of ono oi
Nnien the store and wareroom will DO sold Together
WIN the entrance and stairway thereto subject 10
" yea[s lease in favor Of shIlo Lodge, 10. 81,
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-ihIrd Of purchase mnnev
cash IN hand, balance in two equal lnstallmenisS
one and Two years from date Of sale, with ESSj -
CURLY and bearing interest. WIN h''u -
;,o, 7. J. HUGUs,
!1-' Special Commissioner,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

5iana;2 2. Sanb, 2O8 g.: Sic
neue 9agar.
.53. Gin Wsoro tn 859a. GraG6s
lung bon SC o 6DItet.
[24S 81
SO. Glue SeS6t1te 0ota oannalS.
Bon @omuno 56fer. CTS g.
80. SIN SInoet. Cine SamiIiens
0ei6i6te BON 6 6munb 6os
fer. 2 SGuoe (3O4 uno $50 O.
80. Sic @errtn ton S6tuar5ens
bof. 9fomon bon b d t
9etn3. 2eip3ig, 1867.
40. 1tnter&uess. Stakeholder bon
&Ifreb MsiBner. (23O g.
II. Set Vreif@utse. Cine gr3dbs
lung bon Wortb 5Orn
1860 81.
Al. Ste 0e1raoer S%eottrtttt. Sos
belle bon @rnft6rtbe. 2 8Gnz
be. 1888 uno 236 81.
45. 2e0ettSr9tDieI. NobeQe bon
&arISrenseG. 1874. 2 8dnoe.
40. sSat 9abDrintD Oct SeeIe-
3nei Nopeuen BON I6oIpb
Balm. [2etpSig, 1871. l. Set
6unb AM 8iscaDer @otf. [l6O
g. 2. 9te GbaImIbIe liz 81
so. 9er EantD6mfer. Cine beuti6s
omerifunii9e GrsdbGung bon 6.
S. Qe1b. 1875 266 g..
SO. Bur Ittfe1 Sano. Sine grs
3dbIung bon Gomuuo 3 I.
1872.
So. SfaItett in BEN s a b t e n
1868 un6 1869 BON 9einz
rid 80rn It 2 Bdnoe.
81. 8ur9et; ooer: 0ie bret @ins
i6e. 3eitbiLO bon Soief Slant.
(272 81
So. GrdmIetn ooer Gran2 Cine
@rsdbIuns bon @itfte Go1s
Tins. Ius benz GugIil6en bon
9r. GmtL 9ebmann. 1872.
So 6. @eitunaan'S @ebt6te
in d 10 CT Wunoart.
- 6. y. 9reisters i1wdbif9e
9Orfprebigteu.
SO. Semti6 stuteStfanif6er
0otfsfatettoer fir bas Sabr
1877. lOfit 9olai9nitten. Gbtz
c1g0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
&MkIatI0.

2onoon, II. Seb.
Sn geDobnIi6 gut u~nterri6tetsn ct.
Betersburger Sreiien Dtrb bebauptet,
bag Tlrit @orti9afoff, benz Ordugen
oes Gaiiers na6ge6eno, ein9ewtuigt babe,
nod bis gum Dtat i'm Nmte gu bIeiben.
2onbon, 16. Tebr.
Cine Oepe19e Der Shines" aus Wien
meloet, 6aB Der &f 3mii6en Der
Yalaitz uno bet B~oltSpartet in Ronitanz
ttnopsL f%ortoaue1t uno OaB, III umlauf
beftnoli6en @eril6ten 3ufOlge, i'm Sale
Die IeBtere itegreI6 ietn ioute, WltObat
Yai9a 3urildbernien tperoen nirOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19
Qrdmien Dertbeilung.

aBte felt elmer 9lei6e bon Subren 10
bieten mir aud oiesmal ben Jreuuoen
unIeres 8lattes cine ret6e Qu5tDabL BON
9rdmieu fir bic 0orausbe1abIuug zines
-Sc%ahraanges. Wfit 9tidlt6t Guf Die
in frI6eren Sahren gemadten Grlabrunz
gen, bieten mir oieie5mal unlern Seiern
cine QusiuabI, bon Der mir iiber3eugt
finb, baB fie benz @eI6mude unierer Ge7
fer in ausret6enoem MaBe entipri6t. -
Ssu Der unten foIgenOeu Site BON SIS Bit
6ern Iinb bic ti6tigifen uuO beIiebtelten
Observation-Disclosures 6er@egentuart ners
ireten; man ftnOet barinBerfe oonGepiu
S6ufina, War BON S6IGgeL,
RarI SAn3el, Gbeooor 90 ii G e,
Otto sc IGGer, @eribert & au, SoieF
Slant, @bmunO 5Ofer. SuLius
9rofie, 9ermaH Sami6, 9ernO
b. @uie II. a. - gleben fleineren gfos
Deuen un6 Gr5dbtungen beribmter
S9riftiteuer ftn6et mar stpeiz, breis,
ielbit bterbdnoige @erfe, beren 8u6s
bGnOIerpreiS ben Yreis zines Sa5r9ous
ges Der m0dentI. 81 St3s. tpett ubers
trifft. Die Wense lit 10 9roB, baB es
mauhem Nbonnenten f6wer nerben
mag, feline @abi gu treffen. @te i'm boz
rieem Sabre, 10 empfebLen mir otesrnal
beuientgea Nbonnenten, Die ibrer mebs
rere BEL eiuanber ipobnen, ibre 8eite[z
Innsen ;u9leib ein3uienoeu unb ft6 70
suiammcn cine 0n3a6I peri6ie6ener Sus
der tommsu su %Loiien, bic fe oann unter
chamber gum 2eien nustauI3en f0unen.
Sie B%eoingungen itno bic bon tribe
rem Sabren Der b%efannten. Sober Ibons
nent, tpelaer fir Elm Sabresabonnement
$500 baar an Die Sainois StaatsSeituns
einienoet, bat Inipru6 auf Elm Brdmiens
bud, tpeIdes ibm portofrst sueeianOt
Dtro. 9os @Isi9e lift Der Sal, tpeun
elm @%bonnsnt, beiien Sabr nod nt6t
a%beeIaufen lit, in 8oraus auf peitere
IL Dtonote bas announcement besahLt.
4nssnommen J. g., eS bate Seman6
bis gum l. Otai 1877 be3abIt ibis tpObir
bic 9rdmienbiider natlrIi6 IIngit nsrs
tbeiIt iein werbenl, 10 fam er fi6 bod
cine BrGmie it6ern, in0em ct iebt $2.UO
einfenoet, tpofir tom fein announcement
oISbann bis gum /. Miat 1873 perldngeri
uiro.
Aue Briefe GoreI1ire man an:
Illinois StaatSzeituug Gn.
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

0erein nit bet %braii[ianii6en Ste gierung
ale ftr6Ii6eu S6pierigfeiten in 8ralts
lien au beieiti9en fid bemiiben. Ser
Yaplt entgegnete, Die Stride pflege ftets
0inoernilie aus Dem Q8egs gu r1umen,
ni6t aber i'll ben Be9 gu iteGeu. Ct
boffe in StanOe gu iein, bic religi0le
@intraGt, melde ia tets cine ,3ieroe
BraiiIienS 9eDeien lei, tpieoer ber3u5
lteuen.
st . nj II. 1ebr.
Die 8iid6fe bon 0erona. 2Don,
Gbeims, Bien, SaI5burg, 5araaoiia
unO Santiago uno Die italienif6en @eiitz
It6en Jtila Barrett uno 9utgt iino be-
na6ridtigt, oaB Der Yapit beabit9tiee.
lie III benz beDoritebenben Gonltitorium
gu G%arotMGlen 3u %ernennen.
Gom. Is. Sebr.
Die 8~egegnung 3tpii9en benz gaplte
uno benz 8ailer Dom Beoro, bon tpeL6er
geltern Wtittbeilung gemaGt tpurbe,
5ei6nete it6 bur6 Die er0Bte 9er3Ii@feit
aus. Ser Gatier mar pom benz NnhIiG
beS ereiieu GtrGenfiriten ttef bepegt
uno IleB ii6 Dor oemIeIben nuf Elm Gnie
nleoer, UNI ieinen Segen gu empfangen.
Ole &alierin Duroe BON ST.. 6eiligtett
nit gang beiOnoerem Woblwouen enls
pfangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

Aas Briefe d6reifire man an:
Illinois staatszeitung Go.
Chicago, Ill.
4. Set 4tene 9sbaGaro. gfoman
Don SuIius @roife. 1871.
II GDaIer, 224 S9r.l
2. 0mte 9teaf6sa umS ibre
@ef6t6ten. 0ooeuen BON
SAD Wao@. 1874. 1878
81 SnbaIt: l. Plus elmer ans
bern @slt. 2. GIdubiger aIs
9~eiratD5fifter. 8. Die nerLtebte
gteOaction. III T9aLer.l
3. Bon @teM nedD @iGnsos. Sis
ftOriiAsr &Omau bon TerOiz
nano StoLle. 1867. 9ret
8dnoe. 1870, 1873 uno 1873 Seiz
ten.l
1. GrteSGt6e Oabrtess IN fries
serii@er 5ett. Gin Sfi3senz
bud bon Quctan 9erbert
tSulius 9runO!ius.l 1872. 1898
Seiten - l GbaIer l23 Sgr.l
s. 9GteS Der SramsoTenseit. Grz
3dbLune pon 9eUi g ID :
ing. Il. 9eipeniter in ben 9rs
bennen. 2. 2onOeron.l
g. @ref 9ettan, Der 9sebeG, cine
Gr3GbLung aug benz ungarii6en
&ieflanOe, BON War BON
S6IdgeL. 1875. 2. Sdnoe.
8. 5tO6sspierre. GeI@t4tli9er Goz
man bon Notwithstanding
1873. 2 Sdnbe [l8O uno 166 Sets
ten = 3baLer 20 Sgr.I
IL. NON PO6SUMUS. Goman BON
ST. 9iIartus. 1871. 2
Bduoe.
~. Ste paToner TT SSas. !ois
itortiAer Jtoman BON Or. O. 6.
9aa5.
f8. Ger WnioretSbert. Gin gtos
man aus Der 9egenpart, in bret
Sdn0en, bon Otto Wtuuer. 1878.
10. Sabrtfan4cae ,1tto gtrbeiter.
Ooer ber @eg gum S~rrenbauie.
S~o;taLer 9toulan BON 4ooLf
S6trmer. 3 SGnoe.
81. Sic Iotfsbegt1der. Cine
GrsGblurg BON 0lar bon S9Id9eI.
1874. 1916 81
23. Seas Saaaes S3omneeu. 3pei
@ptiOOeu aus ieiuem 2e6en. Son
Gcotn G0uGing. 1870.
25. 9te @a3rSeeeria uoot 9tctu
SrIcatsS. Srei na9 benz @rgliz
i4eu BON Sreifrau BON Ser
Iepf9. 1874. 8anb 1856 81.
90. Sobamnes Both. - SawS=
HtstteI oer &ie0c. - Gin gus
tcr 9eeHf6. Drei gr3GbIunsen
BON Soief Slant. [2sipsig,
1861
%. @erFoTene Stt*Hoen- GObeGIe
BON g. SunsbanS. LGcip3ig
lSIl.l
20. EEL POasO dc las amiEnas. yto=
ma BON Gruit BON StbtG.
[0etp3i8 1901 29GnOe. L2l6 unO
1851
30. SdaiG)ntsS nnS gSaDrDeit.
Cine @ei6i0te aus Dem 2eben.
Son G9eo0or sc Ig8e. 236
81
81. STease @Swnoen. Nooeue BON
Sulius @roiie. 2 8dn0e
1879. i. Saub, 22I g.: Sra
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

(Gortissnns euf Sstts 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-19

9as 11mter6aus bes &ei6sratbss Bat,
troB Der oblebnenben Gnti6eioung oes
Tiuan3ausi6MiieS, betnabe eiuitimmig-
init l55 Stimmen ge9en IL Die SeDilz
lignns bon 100000 Gulbeu sur Sei6ifs
flung Der 9ariier @eItauslteaunS bes
sAInGnn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
The Gaming Medley.

Now that political dscord has left our shores
we trust forever the mind is naturally attracted
TO more recreative fields, and thus Attracted nc
more pleasant field ID presented than that offered
by the ladies who propose giving a benefit at Ex
position Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings
next for the Protestant Episcopal Home on Jack;
son street. The programme selected for tho on
tertainment OF The visitors is varied and most
tasteful. A series Of tabieaux judiciously GO.
leoted will be given by number Of children. the
frat OF which will be one Of the features OF the
evening.
The tableaux 10 entitled "Union Restored, "and
the principal character will be supported by mas.
ter Frank Nichols, representing his father, the
Governor, and Master Patton. who personates
President Hayes.
During the evening refreshments will await
guests at the tables presided over by the beauty
and elite OF our city, and that our public will
respond nobly is beyond question.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
THE COURTS.
United state. Circuit Court.

united states circuit s0Mrt.
Charles Nathan has entered suit in the United
States Circuit Court against the city OF New Or
leans and the City School Board, to restrain the
defendants from issuing April certificates Of in
debtedness until the February and March certIa-
oates are paid. Orator claims that the School
Board ut its last meeting adopted resolutions 70
issue certificates to teachers for the month OF
April which IL Illegal and eaunet be issued until
the cert heates issued for February and March
provided for. Orator states that be la the
holder and owner OF over $1,000 worth OF certifi-
Gates for the months last mentioned. The In
Junction was issued ~ prayed FIR.
Myra Clark Gaines W. City vt New Orleans.--lt
IL ordered and deoreed that The rule be made abb
soiute and tho prastr Of the petitioner granted,
and that ana NJ Todi and Adolphe Schneider.
trustees, and the city OF New Orleans, pay over
to Maria Hotchkiss, subrogee OF Rhoda u. White,
Or her attorney or attorneys, ali sums OF money
that j. q. A. Fellows, or lis transleree j. III.
Oglesby, either Tor himself Or Louis schneider,
would be entitled TO receive from them and tho
3 lid city OF New Orleans, under order OF Mrs.
Gaines or said tr ,steea Of he 30th Of May, 1874,
in the place aud stead Of J. o. A. Fellows OF said
j H. Oglesby, aud the legal representatives Of
said Louis schneider, all or either Of them, tho
same being the rssduum OF said Judgment here
iofore TO be paid to said J. Q. A. Fellows.
In the matter Of Jose and Z. Martinez, charged
with upawially and frandnently RECEIVING four
cigsr boxes with stamps nncsncsled, etc.-Th0
accused being arraigBed pleaded not guilty, ana
were released ON bail.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
The Ch0st 0f Ranuuo

The old and intolerable nuisance, the night
carts, have again made their appearance on our
public thoroughfsres, notwithstanding tho law
recently passed prescribing and regulating the
manner in which the cleaning OF vaults shall be
done. The law Of April 90, 1877. confers upon
the City Council and the Board Of Health The
right 'to designate the odorless apparatus to be
used, selecting such as is best adapted to secure
the objects contemplated by this act."
We are satisfied that as soon as this matter ia
brought TO the notice of the City Council and the
Board OF Health, that they will take the mecca.
sary steps to prevent the violation of iudicious
ouHvments intended to protect AID promote the
health OF the city, and avoid to the public the
disgusting sight, smell and Inconvenience OF the
old system. We believe In the principle OF live
and let live, but not to tho detriment
OF an entire community. The exclusive privi-
lodges granted to the Sanitary and EScavaIipg
Company having been renewed tho night cart
men may now pursue their avocation by adopting
some system which will not render them liable TO
be called enemies Of the public veal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
THE GAINES CASES.
The Decision 10 be Appealed from to the
Supreme Court,

SupEemc SVuIt.
1t is said that Mrs. Gaines on the round that
she owns SO much Of the territory Of New Or
ioans, thinks that che is entitled to representa-
tion on the Board Of Assessors.
No appeals from the decision of Judge Billings
In the Gaines cases have yet been taken, tho
DEGREES not being yet 10 a shape to permit OF
shis proceeding. In fact IL will yet take Mr..
Charbonnet, the minute clerk OF the Circuit
Court, several days to complete the entry in his
rninute book Of the voluminious document, con-
sisting Of between two hundred and three hun.
ared pages OF printed and written matter. In
maany Of the II il feared that no appeal can
DO taken owing to the inability OF the defendants
to furnish the necessary appeal bonds. but that
appeals will be taken is beyond peradventure.
II ia claimed that Judge Billinge, in converse
tson, being asked how IL was that his decision on
certain points Of the case were ia direct oppo-
sition to the opinion of the Eve Judges Of the
United states Supreme Court, replied that he
wanted TO put the matter In an appoalable shspe.
Mrs. Gaines doesn't seem to be much disposed
10 make any sort of compromises. In one case
where one Of the defendants had improved the
Land he had purchased at an expense Of $1,000.
xisking the outlay on the decision Of the United
States Supreme Court, Mrs. Gaines Ia said 70
have been offered first $4,000 aud then 10000 to
compromise the matter, but the offer has bean
sXecIned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06

deserted. and only the noise Of the serubbers
brush could be heard. In the Auditors depart
ment they were busy preparing warrants for the
old Metropolitan polioe, but beyond this every
thing was quiet.
The Attorney General yesterday sent TO the
Governor the records In the cases OF Eveque and
Tenders n, who have been condemned to be hung,
and he certified the records correct In form. IL
is probable that the Governor will Sign the death
warrants OF these two men within very lew
days.
In The old Office OF the Recorder Of Births and
deaths, the
BOARD or HEALTH
met last evening at seven O'Clock, at which meet
ing there was general discussion over the sub
jsot Of oarbolio acid and its uses 40 disinfect-
ant. There we're different opinions expressed on
the subject, aud the matter will be definitely de-
termined at future meeting.
On melton IL was resolved 10 send to the City
Council budget Of The years expenses OF the
Board, that they might take the matter under
consideration.
After somewhat Of lengthy talk about extra
neous matters, the Board adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
JUST MISSED IT.
Wanted to be an Angel but Didn't Make
tho COnnpcti0n,

At halfpast Two O'Clock yesterday. at No. lao
Daupbine street. Peter Smith, private OF Com
pany O, Sixteenth United States Infantry, con-
cluded that as he had roldiered eight years for
Grant. Hayes ought to retire him and give him a
pension.
But rs ne knew there was no chance OF Hayes
doing any suoh thing, he thought that the next
best thing he could do was TO become naked
little angel and have pair of little wings. 30
he tied rope around the gallery post Of tho
second story Of the house above stated. and while
adjusting the other end around his neck he was
enulting over the soft time he was going TO have
perambuatipg amongst the clouds with tho other
soldier engels that had gone before him.
Everything being ready, he stood erect upon
the banisters, took b farewell look at his sur
roundpgs and then lee ped into space. The next
moment he was sitting on the pavement below.
After discovering that all Of himself was there.
he sneeringly remarked that that id rope was
too long"
The superstition IL that smith ID insRue. Later
in the day he was taken TO his quarters by some
friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
A Question Of Law.

New ORLEANS, May A, 1877.
70 the Honorable the Mayor and Administrations
OF the City Of New Orleans:
GeytleUen-4I am requested by the Central Ex~
eeutiye Council Of the "ilsal Estate sDd Tax
payers Unio,,," TO call your epscia attention to
sAet No. 101. extra sessioa OF 1871" and zap
proved April 80, 1877" by Francis T. Nichols.
This act Was, therefore, approved and became q
law on last Monday the day previous TO the inn
perfect action so far taken by your honorable
body, with respect to the Paeifc Railroad tax.
You will find this said act prom 11gated ia tho
Wednesday, May 2od lust. issue Of the States
official journal--tbe New Orleans DEMOCRAT
Sections and "a Of this act read respectively
~ follwos:
sEc. 8. Be IL further enacted, etc.,, That tho
Registrar appointed pursuant TO the provisions
OF this act, and the ssors shall be required
10 make new registration Of The qualified elect
ors, and no elector shall be permitted TO vote NJ
the next or any succeeding election who has not
been registered az provided for by this act.
BgC. IA. BE u further enacted etc., That This
act shall take effect from and after it's passage,
and all laws IN conflict with its Lroyis ms be and
they are hereby repealed.
This act No. 1ui, II mandatory in it's provisions
that an absolutely new registration must be had
''of voters through the Btate," and in default
of which that mo elector shall be permitted 10
vote at the next or any succeeding election, who
has not been registered 40 provided for in this
act."
In conclusion have to express regret that tho
communication addressed to your honorable
body failed 10 reach you for your last regular
meeting, through gross and singular carelessness
on the part of the door keeper in the Mayor %
office, in his utter neglect TO deliver the same.
Very respectfully,
g. II. TEBAUIT, M. D.,
President Real Estate and Taxpayers Union.
J.R. Walker, D. D. e., 100 Deiord street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
Tho Entertainment nj Carrollton Gardens

To-daybur citizens have rare opportunity
offered item for enjoyment and relief from the
osres Of efery.day life Messrs Powers and Reed,
the enteprising managers OF the Academy OF
Music company, with praiseworthy enterprise,
have secsred this fsvorite resort for the purpose
Of giving grand fete c'lampetre, which includes
music, dramatic performances and dancing. Tho
splendJ concert band OF vogel h Moses will,
from Until 8 o'clock, give choice selection OF
the most popular compositions of The day: and a.
8 p. the favorite company Of the Academy will
sppeartn comedy, olio and farce.
At ID O'Clock, at the close Of the dramatic per-
formauce. dancing will commence aud continue
until ID O'Clock. The price of admission is only
fifty esnts children under twelve half price. The
cara Oh the Oarrolton Hailrpad will run until the
close III the entertainment, enabling visitors from
the city TO return home in due season.
OnWeduesday, the 9th inst, the company will
present nj the Academy the ever. welcome and
exquisite comedy Of "Caste." An additional
Attraction will be the first appearance Of the
Bcoll Sisters native artstes, in eriei gymnastics
andthe roaring farce OF Barney the Baron.'
Al the matinee ON THANKSGIVING Day, The
beautiful comedy Of demons" will, by request,
DO presented. For Friday evening and the
Saturday matinee. an attractive bill 10 In active
preparatfOn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06

by shooting himself through the right temple
with Smith h wesson revolver.
The body Of the deceased wss not discovered
until Saturday morning, about eight O'Clock.
When found 10 was lying on the eide OF the oaha'-
the feet in the water and the head on the pank'
The right hand. which cutehed the weapV"
which few hours before had belebed iorth me
deadly missile. WAS in close proximity 10 ms mead
Following the barrel of the pistol, the eye
rested upon \ ebnstly wound In the right side Of
tba hesd showing The passage OF the ball,
,rh,o,, had antered the right temple and made
its exit on the left side.
Mr.. J,uleer, The sexton Of the Firemen's oeme-
orv at.ted that he saw Ganter walking in the rear
~ The cemetery, but paid no attention 70 him,
Ar,or uoing into his house but few minutes had
;n,e,veped when he heard the report Of pistol.
be rushed out 10 see what was the matter and
seeipg no one, thought II must have been.aanter
practieing with his pistol.
Buiger says he then returned TO his house AZ
before and paid no more attention to the matter
until yesterday morning, when he was informed
that man had been found back Of the cemetery
shot through the head. He immediately re-.
paired TO the scene Of the tragedy and identified
the deceased ~ the person he had seen lurking
about the cemetery on Friday evening.
Coroner Roche held The inquest and returned
q verdict according TO the facts.
The body Of the deceased was then taken in
charge by his friends and conveyed TO bis late
residence. corner OF Dryades and Melpomene
streets Ganter. ~ stated by HE friends, has for
the past ten years been the proprietor Of coffee
stand ID the Dryades Street Market, At which
business he bat1 accumulated quite fortune, but
owing to his i'll health no was forced TO give up
his business. so he transferred IL TO HE brother
for year.
After having made that transfer he concluded
TO take a trip to Europe and was TO depart next
week. His untimely end ia attributed 10 tenn.
pprary fit of insanity, to which he was subject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-06
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

The Board OF Assessors Gone to Work
and The Police Nearly organized.
The Board Of Assessors and clerks have gone
to work with commendable determination Of pur-
pose to have the assessments completed as early
as possible. For . short time they will have
some long days of labor, the hours of work hay
ing been fixed from .. m. to Up. m.
THE POLICE.
In the office Of the Mayor, the clerks are still
busy filling up police commissions and receiving
security from policemen. Several of the new ap.
pointees have discovered, on application for their
commissions, that his honor the Mayor has or
dered that they shall not be issued. Among
these is the commission of Matt. Gaiennie. Six
Of the total number Of appointees on the police
not being able to read or write have also had to
take rear seat.