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THE CHICAGO TRIBUj
TO 1kENT-RooMs: ~-~.o~-~~,
West Sidc-Continued.
om rcat %a1p1nr
f;9I SG5E q EgFX5S55Ent ROOMS
Io,ta 9 >. TSEWHMS1sE 81
1ro RENr-A SUITE OF PLEASANT. .EuENlsmEl SdrE3
eat S sss fsf
l back rooms; water, etc. sir Fuiton.et.
trsnt seom with alcoye for Two gentlemen ~
south Side. sroo.,
+ | ITO REST-Teo STATE.sT,. 1 ROOMS, sECoSA
81 eopoer ps reen3 i ill.,: rooms suitable fol
notions md millinery dFessmakns or oyster rooms
ana ,s1s Il om
appy to POTTER PALMER. Palmer Heuse, Monda' a.
: rl,O EEST-sUlTE OF UNFUEN1sIlEp FknSl s
convenlences, near good board. es: wabashar.
iJ,o EESr-EooMs AND OFFICES, SINGLE OR
en- suite. ut 2l5 ssatc-st- --
1To EESr-c11EAr-- --USFURSlsHEp Rooms .is;!sS n
s a1s to .ynfs faf II m oa eaHs
! rI,o RExT-FouE PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
modern improvements sultaelc toT housskssn;9E. @
At lasA Indiana between Thlrt1eth and Thirty
il,o KENT-a ROOMS NEARLY FUKSlsllED,, re :.
couple without children wllu VIII iurntsh neals t0r
aa,hss afSss'e'' references required Call At ., 1p
RIO EEST-5ea MICIl1GAS-Ay.. TWo NEML1. s,N1 \
single 10 responsible pares Of barn If required
no EEsT-EouE GNFunNlsuEp ROOMS PRICE
| ~ " ~ ~ ,r;, :, :, ,,,1c
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It'd RENT-RODMSs

| . TtD RENT-RooMs.
NORTH side-Continued.:
no,.G KEGXTwEgGX1sHEp RooMS ,3 w1rHou
7To REST--IURS1sHED ROOMS. WITH USE Q
va.noola 20 husa. y: c9lns1 aanio;e - 1a777
t:sas sa!i hide reoa, hsas E; and sss; viii
"a - .sAs1 :. -
| furnished rooms one front nlcove. ten minute
r,o RExr-y7rs1 r:1177ryV7suFn ROOMS %
nos4afc AooAa'
sa's efn's n'ooe5ae.
rooms Without bos1i IL prTaic family s3 Ind
ana@st'' near pearoorn.av: ===.=z-7=z===;77
81 s7iShE
i1-o nryr-tArcF Front Fro ALCovE ROOM, FUf
nishea without board ace ohio"s1' corner state
1 bic 10 for sent1cuep ti na.nHgDtf IN p9satc family
re X, ri; FRONT ROOMS At 10
EXTis7 i Sgs4 fgAs ;Ii: ,ow mosu
r17o nEyT~a,7 1SnIAyA.sr.. NEAR STATE !
large sout front room also si4sle Aoo'i'' "'&1
.su - 7737,7 ;117in1 n nm -
| ITO roRE:S;llALL REST-llALL bedroom. THIRD FAooh' l.
;.,o r,,,s., t,,r1,,-,1:711,,7 r ,cr Pa,;IoT III
front parlo5 unfurntslisd except cat earpst WI"
without family ooard Ut eso Eres:: near s1a.s:
| F1V l.LNI-9l9 iLLlNOlS-Si.-i NFC'7t - I A.st
parry, large. handsome par1or. furnished or IN
furnished; also single rooms; 70 pef "onen, =;
! 2zexemsnts: 1873 oakst.' North Side:
miscellaneous n
RIO EEET-RCOMS AND AFAEIMES4o b1 E' a.
l. CUMMINGS CO.. 1871 Lnsne'st':
ia Lhsal!e- -st suite Of l roufns Sill. ...
ri 4 ysss sseonS So nce
- 81 Wsst Sst i:aadoipl- rooms 81; sl5
~ West MadIsnn.s q ruo1ns SID,
ia West Wadis1n. f. + roo,ts SIS.
30i West I:andulph.st, corner Carpenter, rooms.
RIO ! EEyT-S1cc Z VAIN ROOMS FOE FOUR GEN
| tlcmen: sG ncr n,onth ZACH Address 49, Tribune.
117o rFsT-TW,- S1CFI + E1tt1SISIjEfl EOONS
fer iirhf in hracS resj,!enre hall
hintl frnM Wafsnnest cnr siI innuire at o7 Clark
a~' i'oo14' ~ W. -. ----------- ..------
!EH r. - 49, ~ rns
= oasGs; ~! w ~ ,s ~
r<14'IANu loN q llA@AsE1' 'oo "asn'uht 49,
RIO .,aaa LaHE -
rn9a!s 70 l"let parties y rs15 iastnE aoue ~ u
fcurea 4ocs|tlo'. 1Adurtss " - 1''puAe onaee
flxo rEvr-Errfs STI FURNISHED SUITE OF
from, for lady aud gentleman. with board for
lady only .........--..
rT,nrr>T-1-FIJ- NJ = { 4 W T,0O,fc TN GESTT r
a ~ III ~ incation nr4t
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I -c1~,vc1.,
nVsCcre ~ nr 0V F1;p F1;:T,~=---
Es%sSa 9 oo2s &eS% sa2s eo''ateEa@ C.
4 BOUT. $500 WANTED At PER CENT =
c5XWETciAI 1IsFs FapET = 4ynsi4% ;T,s 1!SsF -
y: Q. COLE. ia Methodist Boek '''@'e III DsF eea
born.st ta.e NJ lowest fates' o. X. GLOVER ii ID;
| 4 pyAScEs MADE 9X DIAMONDS. w17;7z,,
i1onh.sr near fors isoo pr1yate ONCE laDKau
4 MOUNTS OF $50 ro saoco ~ ~ a;st !s.t
A caso real estate At Der cent? ~ ss9!ssS hnAS oS ca
4 avAxe1s Y; : 9S EgESiFGi:E AND PIANOS nm
Isl M handoph.st.. Room 3 ~'''''e'@s
4 ntafe txhqat panas s1d otS:r SS Fg p.
I A COMMERCIAL PAPER. NOTES wiTF ~
and sold. ,s G. ceSosa1es iio rasi
4 pvAxcEs ~; o. Goons STORED: HOUSES CT, y;
sn -. n,1n - sor,n e'afk.st: Room =
Money to osa on WATCHES diaoaa,A @ ASD sla shyES
oce ticense sssesSa m Eas1 Ma,s ioaa and Ia
CHAypLEn : co:: MORTGAGE .5.7S;FSs 1iSKFE7 = :
Of civ mi g oan On oay the choI
fash IN HAND TO LOAN FOR THREE YF3Ps -
oom 1 =. So afsa SlasEs x 9e' H. j. MILTON
shassd by i Wao; WbaSx Size
+ Young Mems Christian association osy1ns 11mek q
f;q T1;hns nts1sSt at1 What win you eves Aadsesss
{pE.ITy {oE 1T: ASn MS1.s STATE sAvlSS DOCKS 10IGRf
any n eood eoaeras @ oo cucMa cTun[cas5 nsS
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|
LONE STAR, 1883 Dearhora-st-
tEAE ClTx az y y MEAE suBuEDAX; s.;: 19 TAKES n Fo
MaIess g T. TSane house
ExcHxAxGE-1. IAvE PIE ACRE .I oF Sas SEoYS!
Iwill se FOR haif value viii exchange for mtrchan
es % 19ff1f WbG r
T Pot1owatomie Reserve, Kansas, in one body, whic
SnR ess
TOR ExCnASGE-1scs 1NDIANA-Av., GOoI
G an oass so 5 s1S y
81 Dearborn-st
!and,. clear for improved equities N. D. DEAN
EoR ExcHAyGE-s5.o COO. NEARLY NEW sToCE
ssss 2 s2; III rs s5
Ion ExcnAYGE-A SPLENDID LApTs GoL6
| watch and cnain for sound young business horse
! r WANT TO EXCHANGE IMPROVED CITY PROP.
@ershsn,i5s il good business town. s. BAIRD.
+ HAVE A WHEELER 4 WILSON sEwISG-MA-
chine. all in perfect order. which viii exchange
furniture or dry goods Apply or address lost
JARVIS 80 ASH. ASHLAND nLocK. QFFEKs ,l slx
d1ms p f @ ana ta 9ts nano
| rI'o .EyCHASGE-Br r. 3. BOTD ROOM !. l78
% ,5s S sSo T. SS4
m at stau a aaa ns sa
want good clear farm in Iowa Illinois. or Missouri
frm sooupasr good ee!.tx3on {s'ssr a
Renting property in civ: viii assume some "o~N
rens ~ Want goo farm or good lands
Missouri; iowa = ll!lneis
Haste, 1clcar1 rents we want Good farm or cisar
suburban acres: $40 09o: o:-,,-,, ,,<-,,
Ss as se 81
cars; want good farms or lands tn linols Or iowa'
Bfsk saa lot troa H.
Lot iooas With % GOOD iweillnss; rents. 81 so: on
ScIEwick AID Dvi@un sis Price. SIG o5o. Want
sed @ drell1s ~ telear @ nac IL cy X ,,-r,n thor, < IN
Sebrxssa in Wayne Couniy for good home in city or
snearhs VII v a1ne nn s. so In S1.y h.twcen
at and AZ rents wand so@
1arn or Gny pfeherst tcleaf3; STORE Is 4oAluo aAa
ss5 oo-LsyEs irIek hotel completely furnished; lot
ess !a i!'ao'; of pcops want M essa ustness
LOT eGx m' asaa 81 sSff
81 ~ c fpoa @ aaa IN In TO e!eanrs 3a
FIX pTorerty; w a*;alns some .,oo,.
s teat On
Ts At eo a 9 es from &c cty e:ear9 ooa
etossfs farm. m1e from asp9t: 7 miles from chi:
cago on Alton Ka1lroau well mpro1cdi want lots or
!a5s @ m a'es Dwelling
Sc s'if i5s ~s9! 9SS fsSa farm 'eeAF in Illinois, Indiana
e. 6a s" az Ss ST.
iaoasfs ;ail:s Corporation, well Improved,
sSuf5s saS want clear lands Or lots In city Or
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F1sO EENT-LAEGE. LIST OF HOUSES, FUKNISU-
ed or unfuTntshed. in all parts of the city. Apply
to WM. l.. PIERCE il Co.. heal Estate aud Renting
Agents, Ill md l43 LsSalle.1. :
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h1OSET. TO LOAN BT THE PEOPLES BI;ITniyc
lfi md Loan Associations 20 Washnsrons, st.. on tsr1
favorable terms Regular meeting for loans WoadaT
Esf.rttnfr A~~-A+@-As
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TITO REST-A FlI:ST-r1.ASS FURNISHED BRICK
house at s,S W,st Poks:- cas and wafer In house;
convenient ~ the Ogden horse c:rE. tall Monday
F1,O EENr-THE OCTAEON sTOSE-FEOST $50
L Nashing1oo-s1. low to good tcnaut- Apply at
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T WANT. FOR MI CLIENTS, $500 AND sam
4 for term OF five and three years; se,uri,9 ;rn
proved real estate Address ID. Tribune odice. ''4
T HAvE. ABOUT s7l5 IN FIDELITY say3Yc;
J. Raik: how much cash will You give? Add,r,n
r. Tribune office. o" -"eteAso
, 1877-10-14

4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN fSODLEl WISHES To
n nnd board In private family IN exchange for
French lessons; best References Address s. Irtb-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04

tee Of Ave, to report as soon t.s possible
such amendments as they might deem
necessary. The Chair appointed on tnis
committee Messrs. Aldige, Carloss, Bill
lien. Tremoulet and Huntington.
Senate bill No. 81, to define the obJeGg
Of drainage assessments, etc. Inc Dill
was concurred in finally.
Senate bill No. Al and House bill NO.
322. substitute therefor, to provide Tor
obtaining and publishing monthly re-
ports Of banks and trust companies or
ranized under the laws Of this State,
Showing the condition of said institu-
tions. The substitute passed hnaily:
House bill No. -. to Incorporate Inc
Eastern Louisiana Railway Company. j.
The bill was amended on motlon Oh
Mr.. Lyons, of East Feliciana. to make
the road run through the town OF UNI
ton, and then passed finally, and mo
ton to reconsider tabled.
House bill No. 121, reported by supst,,
tute, No. GAG, a bill to authorize ana
regulate the cleaning OF vaults ana
sinks and to repeal the acts granting
exclusive privileges to the New orleans
Sanitary and Excavating Company.
A section of the bill provides that the
cleaning OF sinks shall be performer
only by odorless systems and appa-
ratils, to be designated by the CITY
Council and the Board of Health. The
House bill No. 900, the registration
bill, was taken up and several sections
adopted.
At O quarter to s o'clock the House
adjourned for want OF a quorum.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
JUDGE SHAW REDIvEyUs.
once More Upon His Native Heath

once More Upon His Native Heath.
Judge Shaw, who has been in the land
Of the missing, turned up yesterday,
looking but little worse for the wear
and tear of his sudden fight.
He met during the day a deputy
sheriff and confessed contrition for his
contempt of the order Of Judge Rightor
In issuing an injunction to nulIify an
order of legally constituted court.
He said he did not want to be locked up
because he didn't like prison fare, but
il he was assured that he would be al
lowed the privilege OF bail he would
surrender at once.
It will be remembered that Mr.. Shaw,
claiming to be Judge Of so-called
Superior Civil Court, sitting in the st.
Louis Hotel, issued writ Of Injunction
restraining the execution Of writ Of
fieri facias from the Sixth District Court,
in the suit of Summers & Brannins vs..
Jas. s. Clark. When this was known q
rule for contempt was filed against
Judge Shaw, but he had flown. His re-
appearance will doubtless revive the
rule
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
SEM ENTS.

ACADEMY OF Music. --John Thompson
appears for the last time at the matinee
to-day in ION Hand" At night there
will be change Of bill, and Thompson
will produce new four-act drama,
written expressly for him, entitled
"Zykes, the Snowman" presenting the
star as travelling with a show In the
character OF q musician, vocalist, dancer
and magician; and during the perform
ance he will play on at least half dozen
different instruments. The play Is said
to be full Of mirth, magic, sentiment and
pathos. The drama will be performed
only twice, for on Friday John Thomp-
son takes his benefit in still another
new play, entitled "Moses." On Sun
day 1.-THE Streets OF New York." and on
Monday benefit of Mr.. Power, the pains
taking leading man Of the Academy.
VARIETIES THEATRE.-The prospects
are that Mr.. Chas. Pope, whose compli-
mentary benefit takes place at this
theatre on Thursday next, will be
profitable affair for the beneficiary, for
the box sheets are filling up fast. The
tragedy Of "Samson," with Mr.. Chas.
Pope in the title role, and the "OId
Guard will comprise the bill for this
entertainment. Mr.. Pope has claims
upon our people, acquired by many
years of toll for their enjoyment, ana it
will be only a fair return for past favors
IL they manifest their appreciation of
this actor to the fullest extent OF their
ability on Thursday evening next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
Packard Sees No Sail In Sight.
A General Break Up Probable.

The st. Louis Hotel will soon be in
need of a tenant. The varying hopes
and the deferred great expectations,
even greater than were Pip's, Of whom
Dickens writes, have wrought sad havoc
with the mental constitutions OF the
present inmates of that building, and
confidence has now given way to de-
spair.
Already there is a most noticeable
falling off in the numbers OF those who
form the rank and file of the faithful,
and those who remain are In such a
terrible condition OF decentralization
that it 10 inevitable human nature can
not stand 1t much longer.
PACKARD HIMSELF
has an attack Of the blue glass theory,
and looks weaker, more detected,
care-worn man by fifty per cent than
on the stage of the st. Charles Theatre
and delivered his speech of thanks for
the nomination for Governor of the
State Of Louisiana. He looks more
violet than the most sombre tint OF Col.
Pleasanton's famous glass.
In the coming of the famous Com
mission he sees that there can come no
relief, and hence with the stubborn de-
termination OF a man who appreciates
the certainty Of his near end, he sui
lenly, feeling the tide rising up to his
chin. like the hero in Hugo's "Toilers
Of the Sea- awaits the fms.
HIS RUMP LEGISLATURE
are deserving him daily; the strikers,
who were wont to pay fealty to Pack,
are diminishing rapidly, and his mill
tia, with few exceptions, have lost heart
in their tedious garrison duty. The
walls of the hotel are written all over
with that prophetic hand writing fore
telling Of his downfall, and he fully
realizes the utter impossibility OF es-
Gaping it.
Yesterday some gentlemen from the
North, who paid him a visit out of
curiosity, remarked, when they reached
the sidewalk, that he looked the most
respondent man they had ever seen
and that bis eye showed him to be the
most tricky. OF all the terrors that
have OF late excited the fears Of the ho-
tel tribe,
NONE HAS BEEN so POTENT
as that of the coming meeting Friday
noon. They fear that the smothered
vengeance Of the people may break
forth, and they are more than anxious
to know what will come out of it. Take
it all in all, careful survey Of the in
Urinary leads to belief that its inhabi-
tants are now without that very neces-
sary adjunct to q body yclept a back
bone, and that like a card house it
would need only q very slight jar to
bring down the whole edifice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
Mortuary Report.

The report Of the in.erments occur
ring during the week ending Sunday
evening at o'clock, shows total OF
149.
The principal causes Of death were
consumption, Is; chronic diarrhea. S.;
iris nascentium, 6; all fevers, 5; small
pox, IS. ~
Children under ten years Of age, 80.
Observation-Disclosures, L; France, 4;
Germany, s.; Ireland, 10; Italy, 8; Lou.
Sweden, 1; Switzerland, 1; West Indies,
/: not stated, 6. Whites, 7e; colored,
70. Males, 80; females, g..
Buried from public institutions, III;
on certificates Of coroners, 49,. There
were seventeen stiliborn children re-
ported during the week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
PACKARD's WORK.
The Urging of the Negroes to Resist the
DAIf


Police.
Packard and his crowd OF policemen
will not fight themselves, so they are
trying to urge the negroes to array
themselves against the whites.
The means Packard has used to bring
about this feeling among them is, that
he has got the negro preachers to urge
the members OF their congregations not
to submit to arrest by the Nichols po-
lice, and 1t Is alleged that Ct. A. Bry-
ant, a negro preacher, has obeyed the
instructions of his master (Paekard) to
the letter.
The effect that these teachings have
had upon the negroes was exemplified
at {. O'Clock last night, at the corner of
st. Andrew and Liberty streets.
Robert Johnson. another earnest
worker in Paekard's cause, hearing
THAT THE POLICE WE'RE
going to arrest negro in their nei gh-
borhood, collected about 35 negroes,
armed with clubs, and held them at the
above streets in readiness for the at
tack.
The facts being reported to Captain
Hurst, OF the Sixth Precinct, he headed
q squad OF about 20 men and started for
the scene.
The negroes hearing that the police
were marching on them, disbanded, and
when the former arrived not negro
could be found.
In the meantime, the facts having
been reported TO the Chief OF Police, he
ordered Capt. Manning to take squad
OF men and repair to the place desig-
mated. BY the time the Captain and
his men arrived, he found Capt. Hurst
in full possession.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
CITY AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

There was meeting last night Of the
Board Of School Directors, at their
rooms. Present: Gov. f. L. Nichols,
Hon. r. M. Lusher, Lieut.. Gov. l.. A.
Wilt. P, B. s., Pinchback and Hon. W.
A. Strong.
The following communications were
received:
MAYonALrY, April 8, 1871.
Hon. R. NJ. Lusher, State Superintendent OF Pab-
Dear SRI am directed by his Honor the
Mayor to inform you that the following gentle-
men have been elected by tho City Council as
members of the City Bcht oil Board
Handy, i. w. Perkins, George Swarbrick, j. b.
aaudet, J. Dawson, Fl. b. Ferguson, Joseph COL
Inns, J. 0. Mclean, Robert FL. BARLEY, Paol Gap
deville.
''"' 80 ''' Il. L. BOWER.
The following were appointed on the
City Board; George II. Fayerweather,
l.. A. Martinett. z. M. Tourne.
DR.. Roudanez was also appointed, but
declined in the following letter:
NEW ORLEANS, April 8, 1877.
MIR. r. M. Lusher, ex-ofico Secretary of the
State Board OF Education:
Dear Sir-I have the honor to acknowledge
reception Of your agrees BILE letter apprising me
of my selection, by the State Board of Educa-
ton, as one of the members OF the City Board Of
Public School Directory.
thank you and the other honorable members
OF the State Board of Education for your high
appreciation Of my humble merits, but regret
to inform you that the duties of my profession
prevent ms from accepting the nomination.
decline your honorable proposition OF my ap-
pointmont, in no other spirit and for no other
reason but my devotion to the sick.
With much gratitude, remain,
Your very humble servant,
L. ROUDANEZ.
The Board thereupon adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
BURGLARS.
They Made CarOndeiet street Hfde0us
Yesterday Msrning-TwO of the Gang


They Made CarOndeiet street HideOus
Yesterday Msrning-TwO of the Gang
Arrested.
About half past l o'clock Tuesday
morning burglars effected an entrance
into the residence Of Mrs. P. T.. Bon
ford, at the corner Of Carondelet and
Terpsichore streets and succeeded in
burglarizing the sleeping apartment OF
Mrs. Forsythe, one Of the inmates OF
the house Of various pieces OF Jewelry,
valued in all at 500.
The thieves, as 1t was afterwards
learned, had entered the house through
the front door.
This thief, after passing the thresh-
hold of the door, secreted himself be-
hind piece of the furniture Ia the par
Tor, and waited until the family retired,
and then opened the door and admitted
his pals. AS soon as the whole gang
were in the house they each picked out
q room and started to ransack the build
ing. The thief that had entered MI.
Vose's sleeping apartment was dis
covered by that gentleman, who Sprang
upon him and alarmed the house.
On1oer Comfort hastened 70 The res
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and slightly wounded, by pistol in the
hands OF the latter. Both parties were
POLICE AND CITY ITEMS

Accessory TO A ROBBERY. j ohm Han
lin was, by virtue OF warrant sworn
out by James Walsh, arrested and
locked up In the Sixth Precinct Station,
charged with being an accessory TO
robbery.
A BEL11aERENT THIEF. About half-past
IL o'clock Tuesday morning Officer Dor
sey discovered thief sliding down q
gallery post of the residence situated at
the corner Of Erato and Prytania streets.
The officer grabbed him, but the thief
brandished knife In the officer's lace.
and then cut his coat In two places
Inc negro succeeded in making his eS-
cape. The officer fired three shots at
the fugitive, but without effect.
ROBBERY. Some time during Tuesday
morning thieves entered the nursery OF
q. Douchan, at the corner of .Qalvez
and Canal streets, and stole twenty val
liable plants. No clue to the thieves.
LARCENY.-David Dorsey was incaT-
cerated in the Central Station, charged
by w. u. Stratton, of IT Camp street,
with larceny.
A SAD AccIDENT.-Last evening. st
the corner OF Basin and Willow streets,
little negro child aged three years
was accidentally shot In the head by q
pistol in the hands of negro named
Maxon. 1t appears the negro was care
lessly handling the revolver when one
of the cartridges exploded. with the
above effect. The child was examined
by q physician, who pronounced the
wound severe though not dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS MORE FOR
GOV. NICHOLAS.
Representation Of the Lottery Annuity
by the Auditor.

Representation Of the Lottery Annuity
by the Auditor.
In the Fifth District Court, yester-
day, State Auditor Allen Jumel fled q
petition against the Louisiana State
Lottery Company and State National
Bank.
The petition alleges that Jumel Is the
State Auditor and the proper person to
receive monies due the State, and that,
according to the act OF incorporation Of
the Lottery Company, it Is made OBJ
ligatory on the company to pay to the
State the sum Of $4,000 annually, in
quarterly installments In advance that
the first quarterly payment for 1877 is
now due and should be paid. It is fur
ther alleged that the Lottery Company
has deposited said sum in the State
National Bank to the credit Of the State.
The petition alleges demand and re-
fusal to pay, and prays for writ Of Sc
questration against M. A. Dauphin,
President Of the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany, and s. FL. Kennedy, President Of
the State National Bank.
The writ sequestering the amount de-
posted was issued by the judge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-04
Let Every Citizen Respond.

In another column will be found the
notice OF the grand mass meeting to be
held Friday noon. As every employee
and clerk desires to be present, 1T Ia
pended for two hours on that day. and
that our merchants make the necessary
business preparations for closing, SO
that the time given to this public duty
will not be felt.
Let all those who cast their ballots
for Gov. Nichols show by their
presence that neither the delays nor
the sops thrown to them in the way OF
compromise have diminished their de-
termination to hold to the man whom
they have legally elected. Rallyi Rallys
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A Hailroad Company EpJoined:

In the case Of Henry Ellerman vs. the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
road Company, a perpetual injunction
was issued by Judge Woods yesterday.
The order forbids the railroad company
or it's trustees or assigns from granting
permission to any vessel to land at the
wharf $50 feet below Calliope street, ex-
cept such as are Immediately connected
with the business of the company, and
further, that the railroad company be
prohibited from collecting wharfage or
Ievee dues from vessels landing there.