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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

Between The hours Of 10 and II o'clock thief
stole seventy.6ve pounds Of sugar out Of hogs
hes ,, on The bsn4nstte 1t, front of Messfs. zu~
betbier Behah's store.
Louis Patterson stole clock from Mary Clark
son, and was lodged IN the Second Precinct sta
ton. w.
At halEpsst | O'clock yesterday an unknown
eolotsd tnsn WAS snnsttoke at The corner Of En-
terpe and Hampaft streets. He WAS taken 10 his
residence In 81, inseDsibls condition.
Captain yesterday Rely recovered two sets Of
stulen harness. One set has been identified by
Dr., Borde, and the other is awaiting iden4
ti[ldatiUt.
Yesterday q man named J. r. Gilbert native
OF philadelphia. aged Fifty years, dropped dead oil
spopiexy st sphwam's Boarding house, corner of
Poydras and 81 CHARLES streets.
George Hopttez, charged with the killing OF
James Murphy, was yesterday. before judge
Smith on preliminary Examination. His honor.
after hearing The testimony, sent the accused
before the Superior gtihainsl Court without The
benefit OF bail, On the charge Of murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

nine is: Green, pitcher; Mills, catcher: Fisher.
lfst base; Wbeelahan, second base: Stone. short
stop; Weloh. left field; Hennsssy, centre field,
and Weir, right field.
Philadelphia Steam Fire Uornpsny No. IA now
mourn the lossiof their pet horse little Bob
that died Friiay morning. This once splendid
bay horse was tanned after The geniai Robert
Desposio aud In his time had made the fastest
time Of any engine horse on reeotd-2.15.
Yesterday afternoon, just as ths Yazso Valley
was about leaving The port ops Of the Peniteri.
tiary eonviets on board, negro. siubg large
knife at the crowd standing on the wharf For
tunateIy The deadly missile did not iBure any Of
the spectators but planted itself harniessly Id the
ground. II was picked up by policeman and
deposited in the Harbof Station Whence the
convict got The knife s unknown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
A Gem of Glory.

Our friend, Jules Zatarain, has stolen march
on the other oyster vendors and saloon keepers
OF this city by opening this week the Gem on
Royal street in its thirteth year, completely re-
furnished. reprinted, ornamented and made more
airy and elegant than in any previous era of its
brilliant and successful career, as the avorite
resort of the lovers of the best bivalves and
the choicest liquors. This opening was made more
brilliant and notable by the abundant supply OF
the freshest and best oysters ever offered TO our
people at this season, which were eagerly sought
after and abundantly partaken Of by crowds OF i'm
patient devotees to bivalvuar enjoyment, and were
washed down and pat in their appropriate place
for wholesome deglutition by drafts OF white wine
and of new importation Of Rye whisky from the
mountains Of Virginia.
Despite the offensive aspect Of monopoly and
Of exclgsiYism which the old Gem has exhibited
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
TEE u RACES.

Last evening the captains and strokes OF the
several crews met st Hawkins Saloon for the pur-
pose OF drawing for positions. The following WAS
the result:
SINGLE BouLL.-1, Orleans; 2, 81. John-soni-
At; 9, Perseverance,; 4, Hope; 8, Atlantic; 6, 81.
John Mnsgrove.
DouhLE ScuLb-1. Southern; 2, Howard; 8,
st. John.
FouR.oARED G1a.--t, Perseverance; 2, River
side; 8, Magnolia; 4, Orleans; 8, Hope.
WORKING BoAT.--1, Howard: 2, Bt. John; 3,
Magnolia: 4, Perseverance,; 8. Pickwick; 6, Hope;
7. Riverside.
FouR-oARED BARaE.-1, Atlantic; 2. Hope; 8,
Aspinwall.
FoUn-oARED SHELL.-~1, Hope; 2, Riverside; 8,
Southern; 4, Perseverance.
THE POOLS.
The attendance at the sale OF pools over Haw-
kins' WAS very large, and bidding very animated.
The following shows the result:
FIRST RAcE-s1NaLE soULL.-Musgrove, St.
john t25; soniat, st. John. 1872; Dallas Orleans,
500; the Field, GA.
SECOND RAoE-DoUBLE FcULL.-St John s23:
Howard s23; Southern, $15.
THIRD RACE - Four. DARED GIa- Hope $55
Riverside s25. Perseverance IS, Magnolia a.,
Orleans 81.
The pools were sold by Geo. Pearson, the we'll
known auctioneer, and will be continued at the
same place tonight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

The vsudry Biass. formerly Company A, Ores
cent City White League. have determined TO give
an entertainment OF the Carrollton Gardens, on
the 10th inst, under the auspices Of the ladies'
Of the Crescent City Relief Association, who have
full charge OF the refreshments snd reap the
benefits from the sale OF same this occasion,
for the fret time. This company will appear in
full uniform. The celeb, sted Louisans brass
and string band (former Charley Jsegar's Bsnd)
hss been engaged for the occasion. The enter
tsinment will consist Of grand promenade con-
cert under the direction Of Prof. Joseph Miller
Jr., assisted by prominent amateurs, among
whom will appear The well known Ofien-
tai Quartette, Messrs. Brsmmsr, Meteye.
Ross, drunswald, Ennis, Bideau, Sum
ner Busch, Dressed and Btumpf. and
other well known gentlemen and lady ans
tsurs who have kindly volunteered their services
variety entertainments. for which Msssrs.
Bauer, Williams II. J. Smith, VIM. Trimbe and
the renowned little Morris brothers, have volun-
teered. There will be spirited contest for an
elegant field sword, belt and baldriek, between
Col. John Glynn. Jr., and Col J. b. Vinet. An
exquisite locket and chain OF Etrusoan gold will
be presented to the lady who sells The greatest
number Of tickets. This prize is now on exhibit
tion at Messrs. A. u. Griswold Il Co.'S, corner
Canal and Royal streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
MUNICIPAL MATTERS =.
Applications for Relief by Destitute
People.

Applications for Relief by Destitute
People.
Apphcahone are being daily made at the CITY
Hall by persons in a destitute condition for re-
lief.
As no provision has been made by the CITY
Council for such cases, those coming upon such
errands are compelled to leave without having
their necessities relieved.
BY the will Of Stephen Henderson deceassa
certain valuable properly was left to the psrsh al
Orleans, the revenues Of which were to constitrta
an annual fund for distribution to the poor of
Now Orleans.
This fund amounts to $4,000 per anpum. Three
citizens of New Orleans are entrusted with ,ts
distribution.
This trust may be wisely and prudently dis.
tributed, and while no reflection is sought 10 be
cast upon the favored three as TO its disburse-
ment, yet, it does seem proper that semi-au-
nual, or annual report, should be made to the
Mayor and Council, as the representatives of the
parish, embracing the actual condition of the
fund, and who have been
THE BENEFIcIARIEs THEREOF.
Such an exhibit would satisfy the public mind
whether the intentions Of the testator were being
faithfully executed or not.
Too much reticence in the execution of pub
lie pecuniary trust is not commendable, and the
Mayor OF the city, who is its legal head, and to
whom nearly sill the appeals for charity are
made, is by virtue Of his Office, entitled to in
formation as TO the mans cement CT this beques.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
Neesar AMI Aypbrnsia

The ladies and gentlemen Of the Second and
Third Districts have organised a social club un-
der The name OF The Ladies' and Gentlemen 8
Ambrosis Social Club. At an elsetion held re-
Gently, the following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing year, Mr.. Frank II.
Waters President Miss Lille Pres.idge. Vice
President; Mr.. Tbos. Doyle Recording Score
tary Miss Hattie Orowell. Financial Secretary
Mr.. Z. 8. Oosgrove. Treasurer Mr.. VIM. No
Donald Miss Fannie Broussesu and Miss Katie
Nugent, Directors Of ADJUSTMENTS. The club
will give grand parlor entertainment at The res
idenes OF Col. Johnson, on the 10th Of soptem-
kn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

during The past week both In respect 10 oysters
and liquors, We cannot refase our highest tribute
Of commentator and applause TO the enterprise
Of our friend jules. His oysters, however, we're
obtained In somewhat questionable
manner. They we're kidnapped In some
remote cove Of Mobile Bay; were cruelty
tora from their native beds, aud ruthless
ly transported, like The ancestors OF Our
fellow citi8sns Of African descent, TO one Of the
islands on our sescosst, at convenient distance
from The Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, and
there planted as aoltishing colony, from which
our city could receive lite daily accessions and
supply Of these Indispensable contributions to
huinaa happiness in all their native beauty,
freshness and luscousness.
TO lest the praclieabiIity Of bis venture. jules
selected last week for his introduction Of his new
class OF immigrants The seven hottest
days ever knovn in New Orleans Itwas q bril-
liant success. Fbr every day OF the week The
devotees Of oysters we're, served with an sbund-
anee OF firm, fat fresh natives nj the old rates,
the very aspect Of which suggested all marine
pleasures, Havors and odors. and Tor moment
induced an utter oblivion Of the Dog Star, the
s0lsllee, aud all other reminders of The ever
whelming titridity that has afflicted our pers-
piring population for some time past. jules
kidnapped Mobilians, were as racy and lus-
cieHs, az they are wont 10 be in The regular sea-
sou, which has no II In It's months. They were
ell alive and would have been Kicking, If nature
had endowed them with legs. Az constituted.
however. they had TO surrender 30 the knives OF
The artistic openers will, all the Inconsistencies
of the innocent lamb.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
BY THE MOBILE ROUTE
BrevftIes.

The Crescent Grays will shoot match to-day
with the Mitchell Rifles.
The Vaudry Rifles give an entertainment at the
Carrollton Gardens on the 10th inst, assisted by
the ladies Of the Crescent City Relief Association.
At meeting Of that favorite company, the
Crescent Greys, Lieut.. HolliDgsworth felt COM
PEELED 10 resign and Mr. J. 4. George was elected
second lieutenant and Marshal J. Smith, Jr., ju-
nior second lieutenant.
The Franklin Base Ball Club will play to-day
with the Grasshopper Club ct the picnic OF the
Past;me Social Club At the OAKLAND Park. The
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

In matter In which the City Of New Orleans Il
40 deeply interested, the question Ia asked
would II not be advisable for The Governor TO ap
point the Mayor Of The City 90 one Of the etisto
iiapa OF this public charity.
MAYOR psisBuRY
had not put In his appearance at the City Hall II,
TO noon oh Saturday, the conclusion being tia
he had not returned from bis trip North.
Acting Mayor Denis Ia Lii receipt Of long let
ter from the Calling Gun COMPANY OF Hartford
Connecticut, extulling. the moral qualities 81
these engines OF warfare ard, considering thu
pefplexity Of the times, offering to
SELL FEW
TO the city, az no family should be without one 81
them at least, in the event of q riot The Mayor
thinks That since the bakers and slgemakefs have
had their meetings, which were perfectly orderly,
and the fact besides that our afteriss have 9
couple VI Gatiings already he does not think the
city will buy any Just now.
The Librarian 6f Congress writes 10 the Mayor
10 cay that u is very Important that his instin-
tiDn ehoud have az many copies as can be iuf.
nished OF the city ordpahees and proceedings OF
the Council, and begs for supply.
The only thing that can be furnished is the last
revised city ordinances, The city having for some
time past been unable TO even incur the expense
Of publishing annually. The ordinances adopted
by the Council.
THE CRY CONTRACTORS.
Administrator MeUaifrey and Surveyor d Heme-
court are preparing ieint communicable 30 be
addressed TO the city contractors, which will et,-
body statement OF their delihuuences and what
they are expected 10 do Under the terms OF their
contracts
The communication Is prompted by the ihspees
ten Of the work done by The contractors during
the irst month Of their operations, which, as has
already been said, did not prove az satisfactory
as could have been wished.
NEW RAILROAD
IL talked Of to The lake. The more the merfier,
fsr competition will doubtless bring down the
price to ten cents for the round trip The new
road would start from the head Of some streat In
the neighburhopd Of Louisiana Avenue, and run
along that street through the swamp, until II In
tersects the line Il The old Jefferson aud Lake
railroad contiguous TO the upper drainage canal,
thence TO the west end of the protection levee at
the lake. The road, IL is thought, could be built
very cheap, and would enable the residents OF the
upper city te reach the lake at much less cost
than at present.
ABOUT Public SCHOOLS
Before leaving the city Superintendent Rogers
us TO say 10 our worthy school children
who passed the necessary examination emitting
them 10 admission TO the high schools, that they
need not feel disappointed at the change Of eye.
tenn which compels them 10 remain another year
In the grammar schools for the new system pro-
vides also for an increase In the grade Of inatruc
lion aud reduces the term OF the academy TO two
years, instead Of three years az II used TO be nm
der the high school system, thereby enabling
these pupils TO graduate within three years, AZ
Formerly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
The tame st narauefte.

There was another exciting game Of taeauette
played yesterday on the grounds on Dumsine
street, which attracted large number Of people.
This game which involves great dexterity and
physical strength hiss been revived with great
energy by our young men, who will play twice a
week, ON Tuesdays and Saturdays, throughout
the summer. The colorea folks play ON Sundays
at the same place.
fyou would enjoy an exciting evening take q
Dumane street car about o'clock on any one Of
the days mentioned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

FETR CHAMPETRE.-The fair danes Of society
are on the tip-toe Of expectation over the APP
prosch Of the grand military and civic fete
champetre, to be given at the Carrollton Gar
dens under the auspices Of the Washington ArtiI-
lery, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Aug.
20, 81 and %. Toiettes are being prepared BY
beaux for the occasion. The programme, varied
as 1t il. containing ohcs by that famous Upide
Club, youdou dances ETC., az we'll az pronasn-
ado concert and soiree danssnte will certainly
draw .aisher thTong.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

Btaub has g kind OF an ice-house at Gold
thwaites bookstore ON Exchange Alley, near the
corner Of Canal. He keeps It cool with fresh
news and doesn't care IL ths thermometer cimps
right over the woodwork. He has now for sale
ali the latest dailies, together with The last mum
Der of the Lakeside Library, Harper's Weekly,
McGse's Illustrated Weekly, The Irish World,
Puck. The Graphic, the London Illustrated News,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
Depth of water Mt southwest pass.

SOUTHWEST PASS, August 4, 1877.
To Capt G. w. Howell, Corps Of Engineers,
u. 3. A.:
Depth Of channel at mean low tide, II
feet. Least width for that depth, 80 feet.
High tide ut 4 q. m. Height above mean low
tide, "a feet Depth Of channel at high tide,
19I feet Bottom soft in spots.
G. II. EbwELL, Master Of Essayons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
Religious.

Bishop Wilmer having returned 10 the city will
officiate in Trinity Church, on Jackson street, shis
morning at II o'clock
The Rev. Mr.. Kramer, Of Louisville, Ky, will
preach in Christ Church, corner of Cansl and
Daupbine strteets this morning, at IL o'clock, snd
in the evening ut s o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

At 79O o'clock last evening white boy named
james Hughes. aged fifteen years. while bathing
in the river at Valette Dry Dock, was drowned.
The body was shortly afterward recovered.
At $50 o'clock last evening, while Mr.. George
Ksrns was out riding in skff in the river with
his two sons the skif capszed and one OF his
SONS. aged five years, was drowned. The eldest
son was saved from drowning by his father.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

the Army Of Tennessee, should read the adyef~
tisement published in another column relative 10
membership Of the association OF that army. The
requirements are that every applicant should
have served honorably in the Confederate army,
south Of Virginia and east OF the Mississippi,
until honorably discharged or paroled. Eeao
the adyerfisernsp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
HO FOR THE PENITENTIARY!
Thirty Eight Knaves On a Trip To BATON
Rouge,

AT 8 o'clock yesterday evening four furniture
carts backed up in front Of the Parish Prison,
and there could be heard the gruff voices Of the
yard captains commanding all Of the prisoners to
enter their cells.
The moment they entered the heavy bolts Of
the cells we're pushed forward and the sound
made by the betting of the doors was mingled
with the rafting Of leg irons in the bull pen. It
was signal to all those immured within the som-
bre walls Of that antique building that those who
h.d been sentenced to the Peni.entiary we're
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

The official pool selling for the grand rowing
regatta will take place at The Crescent Hall 10.
day Sunday at II M, Albert Paul, ESD. being
the anotioneer. On this occasion, ~ much inter-
est ia manifested in this regatta, we may expect
some lively bidding.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

HOME ESrEnpErsE.- enterprising fellow
eitzan. j. II. Keller, is now manufacturing an
article Of soap. which be calls the Non, Equal
Toilet Soap, which ID another evidence OF what
homo indnstry can produce. The soap, which lie
Of fine quality and highly perfnmed, Is intended
particularly for lake shore bathing, and possessing
therefore the desira BILE quality Of being floating
soap. White we compliment Mr. Keller for his
enterprise, We must recommend his excellent
production 40 deserving Of the attention Of the
rnhlie.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05
Personal.

Mr.. VIM. Reinerth, Of the firm Of Albert b
Reinertb, the we'll known batters, corner OF
Chartres and Customhouse streets, has left Tor
New York and other Northern cities, for the pur-
pose OF replenishing his stock for the fall and
winter trade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

CLEARANCE BALE.-M. l.. Byrne b Co., having
completed their annual stock taking are now Off
ffring the balance Of their summer goods at
nearly one half original prices, ut 163 Canal ct.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

HosEY.--A new trade has arissn In our midst
during the last few years. and now honey 10 an
article Of much prominence In commerce. Mr.
@. A. Vincent, No. 20 North Peters street, is
receipt Of consgnments. and purchasers shotslh
visit him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

Mr., W. Fl. Barnett left yesterday for the North
on pleasure trip, and will be;goue month. His
brokerage business has been left In the hands OF
his energetic clerk, e. l.. Devezac, Esq, ~ will
be seen BIZ special notice In another column.