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n rs PILIP SEY,
FALLING SICKNESS

FALLING SICKNESS
Permanently Cired-No Humhug-Ry one nopths
u.aS. Of DI. GOuLARDS CELEBRATED ISFALr
llBl.E FIT POWDERS, To convince sufferers that
lhgs" Powders VIII do all We claim for them We viii
Sid them by mail, post paid, fee trial box A DR.
Goulard Is the only physician that has ever made ts
hisese special study, and 10 our know ledge thou.
thhds have been permanently cured he use Of these
Inwhefs we VIII guRrantees permanrht IN every
rta, Gr refund you all pioney expended. AEsfereTs
Enhln Eve these Powders ar .arly Trial and De con.
VInccd Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, ~ or four boxes for SO snnt by
mail to any pa Of United states Cannda on Teca,r
Address: ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton street, brooklyn, N Y.
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED.
cured should try Dr. KiSSNETr'S CEIEBRATED
tONStMPTIVE POWDERS. These Powders are
the uhIS Preparation known that Will cure Consnnp-
lion hIl all disIIt of the Throat and uupS-iudrcI
No sphg is our aith In Them and also you
Nai li"y are no humbug, we will forward To every
snmnerrr, 1y mall post paid. free tria, box.
Meeu9n y waN your money until you are perfectly
%Nns, nGit delay In giving these Powders trial as
they VIII surely cure you.
filce hr large box a. sent TO any part Of the United
states or Canada, by mail OH recelrt Of pric".
Adde'S: ASH g llOBDINs,
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A., sorru POLAND. Nj Z. oct. u, 1916
DksH SIP have been sick two yenrs with the
liver complaint, and during that time have tak on a
great many iiHef.ni me'cines: but none Of them did
p"ih.. sln's taking tho VcgeiIne / rest we'll. ard
relish my i"od tnn recommend the Vegetins for
what II la, done for me-. "
Yours respectfully, MRS ALBERT KICKER
Witness Of the above,
Mr.. GEOk0EM. VAUGHN
Me'lford, MAzA
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nkEn. nF rRi,.r--l.nA11rIs

q. " Cline. 10 W. q Mclacrutt and Edw proup.
to secure A II EiChstndt sliO. on one Emahc pnnt ,
Geo W StiCkncy To Geo g. Maynard tn secure
7 lndhSh silh, IN goods and chatieE in house No
l3S Eleventh street
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BEST and cheapest street hose in the market, ,
Hamilton's, y. NJ C. A. building.
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B1sTos HusH ~ rylEs srryrr)
:, Rosros, April. uEe.
DEAH SiR W. feel that the children IN our home
have be-n greatly Lnnefj jf by the vexeiinr Won have
s0 kindly given rs fIDu time Ia time es.cnIIy those
troubled sith tie SGI ohiln ~
With rs~peGi, Mr> N. woRMEIL, Matron,
National Republican., 1877-07-14

BLUE FLANNEL CoArs s35D aud u, at
RATZESsTEIS's $40 seventh street
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HAkTs Insect Powder is used all owe, Tho coun
try. Gl2 Ninth street
National Republican., 1877-07-14

HAIRS Insect Powder kills iies, reaches ants,
bedbugs 6l2 Ninth street
National Republican., 1877-07-14

AZ. the principal drug stores sell IIarrs insect
Powder
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Doors AHD WINDOW scREESs All kinds Al Han
ilton's. Y. NJ. Z. A. building
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THE WENTWUkIu HOUSE,

A PATENT COMBINATION TRAP VALVE
4 for preventing back hOw of water into suppiy
pipes nasements or cellars win prevent the BAL
sage OF gases feid 9dors OF impure substances Can
powney' No lOlS Seventeenth street between X and
j. street northwest The public are invited to call
and examine. A positive guarantee is given that be
Improvement Is Us represented all tLe cost Of sp.
lIyng WIN Oe LeInhded lyl26t
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PLACED on RECORD

Transfers.. Releases aud D~etIs Of Trust
Placed nn File
The following papers relating to transactions
in real estate wore filed with the recorder yea.
tprduy:
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Coon ApyICr

LAWN sPRIsKLERs, fountains and vases, at Ham,
ilton's, Y. NJ. G. building.
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A MERICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos METALIo
- boxed Goods now ready. Address VIGTORE
AAUOkR, Now York. my5.sm
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LARGEST VARIETY and cheapest gas fixture house
In Washington. Hamiltons Y n C. 4. building.
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CASHMERE Suits reduced 10 s..
EIsEMAN Bios,
Garner Seventh and T..
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">|~>>~>-~~~~~I~~>s-s--s.>
VEeETlNE
REV. J. p. LUDLOW WRITES
" BALTIC STREET. BRooELrr, n. Y.(
~ c. November II. is7A
DEAR SIR' Finm personal benefit received nv its
nS". as veil as n"n pei~'nai knowledge ~ those
can most heartily and sincerely recommend The
v.setine Tor the complaints which 4 claimed 10
Lato Pastor tsiSaTy SEs f Rapiisi ISPtS@ tSSftn,
Sacramento, Cal.
vBGETINE.
SHE RIsTs WELL
A. sorru POLAND, ME. Oct u, 1870.
u Dk.n s,S have been sick two year. with the
great many different medicines but none Of them did
% SS 'S Sssehs afh.s and Srs had S. IL ,1s Il.
,s, ,Slsh q, "y In3d Gnn ,eoomnend the Vegetns Tor
M S%r. ,s,g,n!r'.,Ly. MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Mr. 'h0h'E.A x:'i'aii! xxAig"HSi Ma
vBiErIwE
nooD TOR THE CHILDREN.
h"-o" h"Hs = nTyl.ssrhnrr(
Sse.5A "''"' "'''
,sS Dsts @ ss s,,, WI ,sl .Sa The casIs.
80 n,hy given u, from time tn time especially those
With r--peet, Mr> N woRMEIL, Ma,rop.
vEGETiNE
REV. O. =. WALKER sAYs:
, Co. PROVIDENCE, r. l., Isi Tr.ssrr STREET..
! feel bound 10 express with my signature m. h,Qh
used r tie iist tWo years im neSSos ny %%S s. have
" hlnvslnnbe and ] recominend II 10 all who may
need =" 'nV's0rA'HE' renov"'ing 'cRiG ~ ,vrn
Formerly Pastor of Bowdin,quare Church, Boston,
VHGErINE
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
SOUTH s.LrN. Mass, Nov. Il 1876.
DE.asIE ! have heen troubled with s.,on,ln,
isnkeI and Liver Complaint tyr three year.. Nnti,
us Eyer uih me any good unlu ! vnu,inru,.d using
III III, HsHsar n,n now getting along lrsrsle aud
equal 10 II for surh complaints. Con heartily recon-,
feors ITsIya Ms LIZZIE N; PACKARD,
vpGErINE
RECOMMEND Tr HEARTILY
Mr. !Setrnc '"'"N'
DEAK Sin: Ihave taken several hotties of your
Negeiins, and an convinced II is n valuable Ien.,Ir
fn Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint aud GENERAL i,.ll
ny Of The SYSTEM ihl heartily recommend 10 n
Yours respectfully, Mrs TsMWNRoEpAREEp.
VEGErINE
PREPARED ny
II r. STEVENS, BosroS, Mass.
VB0ErINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
CLOSING OUT SALE
-, ,,s,.
JEwELRY.
This stock mnst be closed out Immediately at n sac
rlhce, preparatory 10 removal 10 a smaller store
LP JIRREy
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NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

~, The pew, sale and commodlous steamer MARY
Vernon aud hrniahing carriages 10 transpor, them
to Tie Mansion. BY this route persons avoid hot
walk up long hill. The DISTANCE b one and a hall
miles; not three. Leaves Seventh street wharf every
day Sunday excepted at $50 m, and returns about
ride 10 and from the Mansion. : Je2.tF
National Republican., 1877-07-14

PoroLIo
hr superior TO any medicine ever offered the pub.
No. is . positive cure for kidney and liver com.
cbiIls and fever DC.
Popollo No, Z Is a powerful vitalIzlnR tonic and An
effective remedy lOI BRONCHITIS, asthma pulmonary
diseases and debility Price u per bottle For sIlo
W hlI uIuRksl5 ap+f
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LIFE IN WASHINGTON.

indications for To-day.
stationery or lo,rer pre,nirs, stationary temperd
ssrs, northeriy pinds, shifting 10 ws,tsriv and ciedr
~ partly cloudy ueaitsr
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RTIEAsIg.

W 7. MattlnVly and G. T. Prentss. to q. Peters
and T. Bradley, trustees part of lot 2l In square
Davidson's subdivision Of square 2sf " II Ward
trustee, TO 5. NJ Cllrrnn lot 0. In square 4U7 W II
Ward trustee TO W u Tucker and C. H. Sherman
69I.
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So REWARD. a REWARD OF ONE HUN
parties who SET hre the second Baptist church, on
For further Information apply al tie law office OF W.
enth streets. lyllgs
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f SEfMOt r. BUTTON 4 co, ARCHITECTS.
~ C1yll and MeChHnICaI Engineers, northwest
corner oi seventh ~" streets, opposite northeast
tOIntl " ihltHl pil'f.
National Republican., 1877-07-14

FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
The lne steamer
CHARLOTTE Vanderbilt,
Captain Charles Entwisls WILL until further notice
make trweskly trips down the Potomac leaving ey.
enth street wharf MONDAYS and FRIDAYS at
GD o'clock D. m, returning about lo.JO o'clock n. m
Tickets no cents children half price. Saturdays the
PiNEY P0iNT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
leaving street wharf at $50 n. m returning
Monday about o'c"ck n. tn. Tickets q 81 rni,nd trir
For slate fOrt,s aud bcrtls inquire on board, Tho
steamer can b- chartered for excursions jr,rtf
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VajE1lNE
REV. q. Z. WALKER sAYs:
PnovIbrNcr. N L. IGI Tn.,.I1 srnr,.

H. Strrsr,s, ssq.'
feel bound express with my signature IN. h,ph
value place upon your Ve.etne. M family have
used II hr the last two years In eryo,s dsbiliv II
Is invslnnhle. and ] recommend II 10 ali who nav
need al invigorAiing, renova,ing tonic
u. T. WALKER
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sTo THE PUBLIC.

PiNry PoISf HoTELl
PISEy P9IFT, Mn, July 70, ls5T.
Prom and hner this dale the steamer Charlotte
Vanderbilt will not be allowed 70 land at wharf al
Pney Point. A. ]. swEETSER,
jyltN Proprietor. .
N B.-The above does not apply IN the sigbtesS
degree 10 the Escurson to be glteh by the p. A.,
Instant. ANDREW j. SwEErZER.
yIt
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ssNoTIcE OF REMOVAL
CARD TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

have removed to the new and spacious store No
gp1enth street, one door above street northwest.
pr From ny long eSpeLience IN THE BusINEss or
increased & insties am prepared TO do all kinds OF
on the most reasonable terms.
jyi25t GEO w GOOpALI.
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cannot be restored. Young people remember this
Use daily Thurtons Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
them sound, clean and white through life 2S and
30 cents per bottle, Sold by all druggista
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REV. J. p. LUDLOW WRITES:
IN nALric sTREnI: BnooELrr, y. Y..l

N fs,I
., =, ,. November II. is74 J
DEAR SlR Finm personal benefit received nv its
use, as well ns r'hn pei SpnAl knowl,sge ~ those
whose cures thereby have SEEMED almost n,irn,,,loIs
'An most heartily and sincerely recommend the
V.setine Tor the plants which II Ia claimed To
cure JAMES 2. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary baptist Church
Sacramento, Cal.
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RERKELkY STRINGS HOTEL, ", VA. -.
GRAND PHANTOM BALL
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT 10th instant
at this we'll Known summer Resort, but ave hours
good time will take notice accordingly,
Jyl3.Ns J. I. TREliO & SON Proprletorr
National Republican., 1877-07-14

~. Vt THk : IFTNH TIA.
This popular remedy lOI dyspepsia bliOusness
SICK headache, sour stomach, vertigo constipation
and all diseases arising from disOrdcIed stomach
or liver, sold by all druggists Is cents per pac;
age-making quart Of medicine.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
PROPOSALS..
DnE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK AND BROOK.

HKOUkLYN AURust INII.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Trustees Of the
Brooklyn Bridge unt ~ W. honday. Octos
10000 cubic yard Ol granite ace arch and
other Sonc also ior about 1900 neal iet of granite
apet stone York and Brooklyn approaches
the East River bridge.
Plans can 10 seen and specifications obtained ut tho
Engineers Oce and specific ton wl be sent upon appl
cnti,n ut ut thc Trust
rne proposals riu bo directed to the Trustees OF tho
New Yors brooklyn bridge. II Wafer ST.. Hrookyn
dofsed Proposals. tor stone ioi Approaches .
w. A. RDEBfING,
lhlnI
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

ID AWNBkOKEKs SALE. THOMAS j. M'GRATH,
Auctioneer. 1873 Chatham Nh berry. will soil
this day II o'clock. Mems Women clohin Dresses
shaw remnants Quilts Blankets, Bedding. Boot- shoes,
&c: also Coats rants aud Vests. BY oGer Joseph Blu
7th
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

! 10 HERTZBkku. AuCfloNEEk. SELLS TO DAY.
uc Ia Fixtures OF Cigar
Imported ana Domestic Cigars smoking and Cnew.
Ing Tobaccos cigarettes. Ppe fine Figure Showcases,
Counters Sheving entire Household Furniture &c
gether, r possibly il lots
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

I ARGESr STOCK AND CHEAT Reduction IN
llprices ior Furniture Carpets for liberal
terms of payment at COPPEKfiIWAlf l55 aud 1J1
Chatham St.. Is
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
BREVITIES.

The Barataria Ship Canal delegation are ex-
pected to return this morning.
Tax Collector Bouny, of the Second District,
HANDED his delinquent list to the Auditor yes
terday.
The Grand Jury in the Superior Criminal
Court held session yesterday, but made no pre-
sentiments. ----.~-
As will be seen by reference tG our river coll
umo, there is no prospect yet OF coal rise in
the Ohio river at Pltssburg.
II the United States Revenue officials are
sha they will bag another small cigar manu-
facturer to-day that they didn't to get yesterday.
Laun, the witness in the Carr forgery case, is
pronounced by the lawyers to be the most nom
chalsnt witness evet on the stand in a criminal
case here.
Rumor has it that interested parties are en-
deavoriug to get no q 'scorner" in the coal mar
ket, but one firm will not come in, and will not
advance the ice above seventy cents per barrel
for Pittsburg coal.
MIR. Theodore He!lman. OF the we'll known firm
of Seliigm q Il He'll man, saw early Friday morn
ing in the Sixth District several snowfakes float
ing In the air. ALI day vest. rday the sky was filed
with dark gray clogds. and before. afternooa the
thermometer began to fall; and at night il was
very cold all the more apprecisble because it
was the first touch Of resl1y Geld weather.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
CAPITOL GOSSIP.
HOW WILL THE TWO PARISHES Oh
CARROLL BE REPRESENTED IF
McMILLEN RESIGNS?

Two ana Possibly Three Executions Con-
templated ON the same Day.
Information from the two parishes of Carroll is
to the effect that some anxiety exists there as to
the probable resignation Of Representative Nc
Millen, and that will hinge, of course, upon the
acceptance Of the bond forwarded by him as PEN
sion Agent to the Department of the Interior. 1t
may be said upon authority that if his bond is
accepted, and his
NOMINATION IS CONFIRMED,
he will tender his resignation, and il it is not he
will hang to his seat 10 the House. Should he
resign in time, Gov. Nichols will, OF course,
order new election to fill the vacancy, and right
there the question has been sprung in the par
shes east and West Carroll) as to whether
they are each
ENTITLED TO REPRESENTATIVE,
or whether the two parishes must simply elect a
person to represent both.
At the last session of the General Assembly the
parish was divided and since then the census of
each has not been taken, 30 that it is hardly pos
sbe now whether or not the population will, un-
der the last apportonment act, entitle each par
ish to representation. The matter has been re-
ferred to the Governor by some Of the residents
Of one OF the parishes interested, and he will,
should Mr. McMillen resign, give it his attention.
Attorney General Ogden returned to the Execu-
tive office yesterday the transcripts OF records
IN THREE MURDER CASES
mentioned several days since in the DEMOCRAT,
and reported them correct in form. The Gov
ernor has not yet fully made up his mind as to
what he will do in the NATTER but it is more than
probable that he will cause q death warrant to
be issued in each case, and may fix the same day
for the execution.
The Attorney General, in his reply to an in.
quiry made by the Executive, has given it as his
| opinion that the Governor has the authority,
under the existing law, to fill vacancies that oc.
cur in the parish school boards.
Ex- Gov. Penn has applied by telegraph from
Washington for thirty days extension to
HIS LEAVE OF ABSENCE,
that request having been complied with yester
day by Gov. Nichols.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10

assumed that an appropriation, or some satisfac-
tory arrangement, hsd been made with the COM
pany. The cutting OF this canal had been begun
by the Second Drainage District Oommisti IN,
State commission entirely under State control
and no wise connected with the city. Under this
commission the dredging had progressed from the
Dublin Avenue drainage machine, near Oarrollton
Avenue, above Washington, to the line OF the
Jefferson and Lake Pontchartrain road, and
thence as far as Metairie Ridge, where they
stopped only because their dredge-b boat was too
rotten for further use, and where they built q
new hull for it. 1t was at this point that the
work was taken charge of by the city, and after
wards prosecuted to completion by the Missis-
sippi and Mexican Gulf Canal Company, under
the supervision Of the city government.
From this it appears that the lands of the rail-
road were first entered upon by the old State
Commission Of the Second Drainage District, who
in their operations, over which the city had no
control, cut through the embankment Of the road
at a point little south Of Northline street.
When the new company took charge under the
CITY, in 1871, on the south side Of Metairie Ridge
the railroad company had already excavated the
entire ridge, or the most valuable portion of their
lands, leaving only an embsnkment for their
track, and using the earth to fill up between the
rotten piling of their track north OF the ridge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-Jno D Mackee..
Cairo; Theo Guerra, New York; W FL Tyler.
Baltimore; Capt Jas B ads: St4ouls; Jas An
S D Clapp New York; g Jno s Harrison Gin
natl; Bat s, Flo ida; r Miller. CincInna;t nat |;
W s Rogers Lexington, Ky; B HANSON, 9 K
Hannah, Chicago; s Simpson. W G Kelly.
Tex s.
CITY HOTEL-Chas W DuRoy. city; John i'll
Browne, w Wright and wife. fal phi Redditt,
st Louis; Mrs Mary B Easton and daughter,
La; D A Kenyon, city; Marcus b Gohen Ed
reg, Dubuque, Iowa; A Andre, Crystal Springs
" Hayden, Chicago; Geo MurreIl ar and lam na
David Barrow, Bayou Sara; Geo Grow. Cou-
shatta: A Mcdonald, Cha lesion.
ST. JAMES HOTEL ] Cox. Ala; ware.
ton, J Rarshins T J Smith. La; "a Care, L
Carter Miss; P P Putnam, Tenn; BldgeT1eyf,;
Edward. Y; Easterling H9nddqITyaafSiii IL
Johnson, Ala; s Watkins, Ky; Fl q Williams
Ga:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP.


A Man Fixes a Trap to XIII Thieves and
by it is Killed Himself.
At about o'clock yesterday morning, q man
Pacific street, between Elmira and Eliza, Algiers,
named Jno. Maxwell, aged thirty-fve residing on
fell victim to a trap that he had conoocted for
the purpose OF landing into eternity any thief who
should attempt to pass the threshold OF his
chicken house. The trap was percussion mus
ket which was discharged by the opening OF the
door of the chicken-hoGse.
A DEMOCRAT reporter visited the scene OF the
tragedy, and in conversation with lady who re-
sided in the house was furnished with the follow
ing details Some two weeks ago she said that
chicken thieves were quite numerous in Algiers,
and although the police did all in their power to
hunt them down and arrest them, they man
aged, however, to reap q rich harvest. Mr..
Maxwe being aware of these facts, and having
six chickens that he priced, made up his mind
that he would fix way to prevent thieves enter
ing his chicken-house.
He took percussion musket and braced it in
the chicken house, the muzzle covering the door.
He then loaded the weapon with large load OF
powder and seven buckshot. He then attached
cord to the trigger, passed it back towards the
butt Of the gun, through q sort OF pulley, and
then attached it to the door, which, OF course, as
the door opened towards the person entering, the
cord would become frightened, causing the trig
ger to operate and explode the gun. This man
trap had been up ever since, but never thief
did it catch.
Yesterday morning MIR. Maxwell forgetting sll
about his trap repaired to his chicken house and
pulled the door open. Unfortunately the trap
operated to perfection, and he received his death
wound, seven buckshots finding their way into
the'right side of his abdomen.
The wounded man was taken into the house
and DR.. Riley summoned to attend him, but he
was past all human aid, and he yielded up his
life ct 1870 a. M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
UBL your KIU EIUV6S BI hTbbRbI ..
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace
POLICE BOARD.

The Police Board met last evening at theil
room in the Central Station, Mayor Plsbury il
the chair and . quorum present.
The charges against Off ,ers Lester and Steele,
who iii alleged took pistol from q prisoner
while conveying him to the station, go as to pre-
vent charge of carrying concealed weapon
being recorded against the accused, were dis
missed, the evidence elected failing to prove the
charge.
Patrolmen A. Deformas and L. E. Gardette
for having, while under the influence Of liquor
entered the residence Of Mr.. P. Keegan, ant
without cause or provocation took him to jail
and after making said arrest returned to the
prisoners house and grossly insulted his wife
The two officers we're dismissed the force.
Patrolman Flowers, for leaving his beat with
out permission, was fined ten days pay.
Patrolmsn John McManus, for entering ball
room and tripping the light fantastic, is nov
looking for any j,b on side of the police.
The following designations were accepted b.
the board P. swenson, A. Campbell, Scott Pete
J. Norman, ?. W. Gillian and John Torglet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-10
AMUSEM ENTS.

VARIETIES THEArRE.-We were agresably sur
prised last night. Although the house was a
slim one at this theatre, owing doubtless to the
cold snap, which was the first one OF the season,
the members Of the Kate Olaxton company, in
stead OF weakening under the influence of the
circumstance, played with an ardor and deter
mination to please for which they deserve the ut.
most credit This manifestation is q proof
company that the press should never
fail to note, and acting under that convic'
ton we take the occasion to compliment Misses
Claxton, Lillian Cheves Clark, Maggie Cone
Mrs. Rogers, and Messrs Stevenson, Vairey and
the other members of the troupe, for the efforts
they made last night to please chilled audience;
for those terrible, bait ned doors were again
open, and the draft that invaded the auditorium
was not apt to warm up the enthusiasm of the
greatest admirer Of tie drama.
the matinee. The lsst performance of " The
Two Orphans will take place on Sunday night.
On Monday "Oonscienoe" will be presented.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE The famous and
Unique q. rman military band, who are to appear
at this theatre on Sunday. have issued their pro-
gramme for their first entertainment. The baud
consists of thirty musicians, composing, beyond
question, the best musical organization OF the
kind in this country. notice with pleasure that
Mr.. Rudolph Gerrert. the fine cornetist, is still
with the bsnd and 10 underlined for several soils,
among the celebrated Hurricane Polka" by
Nicholson. The programme also comprises the
great "battle" pot pou,ri which is performed by
no other band in this country.
The CENTENNIAL CLUES BALL.-This evening
the Young Mems Centennial Dub will give their
Fl rst grand fancy dress ball at Grunewald Hall.
The club is social club composed of some OF the
best young gentlemen of the old Third District,
whose many lady friends will be present to make
the affair most enjoyable one.
ST.. PATRIcKs HALL.-All difficulties having
been settled concerning the performances of the
Rentz's Mlnstrels at this hall, the company will
appear again tonight, and for the last time, in
their speoialties. Hence they go to Vicksbnrg.