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NED ADAMS BENEFIT.
soshers ~ Osheiis- Lolita as Desde-
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LErom ihe Now Yort Morlal

And now came the great attraction OF
the performance. the third act OF othellc.
with the following extraordinary cast:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
Get your kid gloves at Kreegers.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace
PERSONAL.

We are indebted for call to John II. Cahil, Of
81. Louis, editor and proprietor Of the El Co.
mercio Del Vale, who is now In the city spend
ing few days.
We must not forbear TO mention that Mr..
Cahill was one The staunobest supporters Of the
Levee resolution which ultimately Was adopted
by the convention at st. Pau.
The Rev. David Walk, prominent and elo-
auent divine OF Memphis, is now here on visit.
He will deliver sermon at the church corner Of
Camp and Melpomene streets on Sunday morn
ing.
Capt. John II. Miller, OF Memphis, and re-
spectacle citizen of that city, Ia here with the
Barataris canal delegation. representing the
Memphis appeal. and will be one Of the party TO
visit the proposed route this morning.
We had the plsksdre yesterday. Of reoeivir g
the visit of Mr. John +. Cahill, editor and propii-
etor of spanish paper, "El Commerce. del valls, -
published at st. Louis, specially dedicated TO the
Improvement Of the Mississippi river and COM
MERGE dependent upon the agricultural recources
Of the Mississippi valley.
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RnEvITIEs.

Two OF the CITY tax collectors have returned
their delinquent lists TO the State Auditor.
The United States Marshali's chief deputy has
no information. or had none yesterday, relative
to the seizure Of logs in st. Tsmmany parish.
According to Frigerio the temperature yester-
day ranged between 52 and 67 degrees, and dur
ing The previous night the lowest point reached
was a5 degrees.
Another report--that from Catahoula-bas
been received by the State Superintendent Of
Education, or tho Educational Committee, and
rumor has II that the investigation In that parish
Of school matters doesn't show straight account
current.
The Bass levee matter was considered again by
the Executive and Engineer Hardee yesterday,
but no conclusion arrived at other than to await
the arrival of Dol. Harrod. and then agitate the
subject before the State Board Of Engineers.
Some time ago au ingenious cuss got up q
patent ticket punch (conduotorsJ and left 9
model with Ticket Agent Coleman, OF the Mobile
line, for exhibition, but that Ia forgotten now
since the patent 'T'ranter," invented by one Of
Brown IL Jones' coal beavers can be seen and
handled IL inquiry IL made OF Capt. Geo. Rootes,
Ut the Office OF the firm named, under the 81.
Charles Hotel. The invention came near going
off last night while its intricate mechanism was
being explained to q delegation of Memphis gen.
tlemen. and had not well known steamboa I
captain grabbed the arm Of the exhibitor the en-
tire business might have been blown to kingdom
come.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08

ittie sH cunt Of bulldozipg from the boys. hay
ing ~ fused 10 take the lusemant colonslcy Of the
es' talon, Capt. Chas e. Fenner Was unanimously
elected lieutenant cylonei.
We had talk few days ago with Dol. Vaudry
about the matter. when he WAS being pressed to
keep the COMMAND that he hAa 30 admirably
welded 10 Zines Of trial. IL was q great saori-
foe as he told us Tor him to sever the hallowed
connection that had go long existed between him
and the brave gentlemen who composed his reg.
iment. but the time for aotion WAS now passed
and he had cwmbrous duties TO perform In his
regular line OF business thst forbade his giving
away any Of bis time TO anything else, however
he might be inclined to-
We congratulate the battalion upon the choice
they have made OF Can't. Chas. Il. Fenner. They
could not have selected Drawer officer or finer
gentleman. The Crescent Battalion 10 composed
OF the following companies, differed ~ men
tened.
Crescent RHes-- Captain, 8. II. Peasants:
| tirst lieutenant O. W. Allen: second lieutenant,
Henry Baker.
League auards---s. II. Buck, captain; VIM. f.
Pinckard, fret lieutenant; w. O. II. Robinson,
second lieutenant; Alfred Frellsen, second junior
| II ntenant.
Louisiana areys-Edwin Belknap, captain; j.
| II. Stewart, first lieutenant: VIM. Il. Bunce. sec
1 ond lieutenant.
yaudry Rines-A. Il. Morpby, captain; Fl. D.
| Ferguson, Rrst lieutenant; p. II. Angeovitch,
second lieutenant; Il. II. Farrar. second junior
lieutnnnnt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
CAPT. COwDEN's LECTURE.

A Sure and Safe Deep Water Route to
the ScabOard.
Capt. Cowden, in the presence OF the visiting
gentlemen from st. Louis and Memphis as we'll
as large number Of our own citizens, last even
ing delivered his exposition Of his Baratsria ca
nal as sure and safe route to the sesboard. The
Captain, by wonderful array Of statistics show
ing the rapid growth of the Mississippi Valley,
argued that the Father of Waters was the only
and cheap means Of freight transportation to the
seaboard to the immense population of the valley.
With deep water, which the Barataria canal
would insure, the trade in grain would increase
four fold, as would that in other commodities.
The Captain at considerable length described the
the practicability of his scheme, and its easy de-
tense in case of e foreign war, citing from the
testimony of civil engineers and others.
He urged the opening OF this route, and de-
JAILED the probable cost Of the work
DIR. Tebault, the president of the Property
Holders Union, who introduced Capt. Oowden to
the meeting in neat address, referred strongly
to the necessity that exists for cheap and safe
transit to the ocean.
To day Capt. Cowden, with the party of visi-
tors, leave for an inspection of the proposed
route.
Resolutions commencing Capt. Cowdens
scheme and the Eads jetty system were passed
without dissenting voice.
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Get your kid gloves ct Kreeger's.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL-G Mayhew, Charles
w Sims and wife, Mobile; Orion Hill. Column
natl natl b P Gaines. Ark; j r Wilmer. city; w
H Scott, Pitt burg; Shchtenstater and wife.
city; l. E Steinman Chicago.
CITY HOTEL--w R Brandriff. Ohio: NJ
r. G Powers, jackson; Henry FIskel, st James !;
Marcus Mar Cohen; EdwaETdsi 7 Fry, city, - L
Memphis; " .Bureh and wife st Louis; D
x YeeGey Am and w1 e daf4o MIS- IqD% MaT
ply. G. w Paschall Fulton Ky; q Saunders,
Galveston; John Altman. Plkeville; Geo sneed.
Texas; D Jacksons city; Horace Handy Can,
States Coast Survey; ID Kenyon, city; 0
Reid. M 0Conner, Texas; Col Hennessey,
agent for McEvoy.
ST. JAMES HOTELS,y G Leigh, Dallas, Tex
Miss: L p Smith, Weson. Miss; VIM Jones,
city; Mrs, Sarah Pond, Miss; E, Rivere, city
Wallace Council It Charles parish, La; sGh9-
field, kochada; f. Boatner and servant, III
nifty, La; Titus. Plaquemine; " Mclean,
Meridian, Miss; Harry H Cribbs, Mobile: John
Gahlle, Ed Comercin. Ell Vale "a \: st LOUIS H
ans, Miss; Col Jones Hamilton. Jackson; Capt
Brenard, city; L Hamilton, Terry, Miss.
,CAssIDY,s-,Cap t " Wolfe, PHILADELPHIA; P
G Gaynna D. g9 Hafd Fed sa ETY. a Gees
Grimes, TEXAS: john 4 Noble, T NJ Wood, A 4
Isaac C. aay. Cincinnati; II T White. j @ Gov,
ington, Summit; A A Wilkins Amite county,
Miss; " K Manning, Trenton, La: " L Aims
worth, Hazlehurst; s Carr, Hamilton. O;
T Parker, city.
CONT VERANDAH-H Levy Horn, Miss
R P LLOYD and wife, G A Blumer. Lock, W
Webb. P W Barnell. G A oWandenborough
England; s H Martin, S Silver Brand
" Francis and wife. L Lefeare, La; G I Mad.
ison, N Y; Green and wife Ill.
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THU NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1877

The committee upon teachers shall hsye author
ity TO present to the board the names OF i've can.
didxtes, one Of whom shall be chosen, by the
board to supply the vacancy 30 caused.
Mr.. Gutheim also offered resolution asking
the appointment OF committee with instruo'
tions TO inquire as to the name Of the member
who had violated his oath by divulging the pro-
ceedings OF the board in executive session at the
last meeting.
The President named the following commit
tees, whose duty It shall be. to visit oil the
schools In their districts and make monthly re-
ports TO the board:
First District Messrs. Handy. Messenger and
Seaman.
Second District Messrs. Perkins. Craig and
Lsnanx.
Third Distriot--Messrs. Oollens, BARLEY and
Mitchell.
Fourth District Messrs. Gutheim and Cole.
man.
Fifth District Messrs. Mclean and Fayer'
weather,
sixth District Messrs. Swsrbrick snd Mar
tinet.
Seventh District 49, Messrs. Ferguson and
Tourne.
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WRIT OF ELECTION.
tCopy.ll

STATE or LOUISIANA. I
Executive Department.
TO r. J. Hightower. ESD. Sheriff Of the Parish
Of Bienville:
Whereas official information has been re-
ceived ut tho Executive Department that % va
caney exists in the General Assembly Of the
State Of Louisiana. oecasioned by the death OF
the Hon. W. s. COCKERHAM. late q represen-
tative from the parish Of Bienville;
Now, therefore. /. LOUIS ALFRED Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor Of
the State Of Louisiana, have thought proper to
issue this my writ Of election. directing you To
cause nm election to be held to fiji such vacancy
on n day to be fixed by you said election to be
conducted and the returns thereof to be made
In the manner provided by existing laws.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal Of the State
of Louisiana to be attached thereto, ut the City
Of New Orleans. this twentieth day Of October.
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seyen-seven and Of the one hundred
and second year of the independence OF the
United States. ,,rr,
LOUIS A. WILT,
Lieutenant Governor md Acting Governor Oh
the State Of Louisiana.
By the Acting Governor,
WILL. A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State Oct21 81
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Get your kid gloves ut Kreeger's.
Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
AMUkENI ENTs.

VARIETIES Tun.rur- : Manager Hall finding
tbs, The ,srwo 0rnhanso has drawn 40 we'll since
ha sna ~ thn ,,a G,s rton comnsnv has
snu Hgs's s,,io,v h;s trst iSas ~ baenin, ths
,a ~, th bonrs ~ t,a V.r;ot;ss nnti fnrtbsr
py y" Tny sd for sor tha frst
pearance OF Coincidence" can be exchanged Ct
the box office, where they will find our friend
Kittredge, whose name now appears on the
bills as "busness manager and treasurer" This
Ia not only deserved compliment to Kit, but is
an excellent omen OF the pecuniary success oil
the Varieties.
,,,;on - oon,;nns he ..'rhn rvo ornhans an
~ s.sae sor ,va ,yara aoreaabiv decaiyad in onr
nsnscsast;,ns ,hs, IL 5asaryad Inc mama NJ The
..," Gstsns nn,.ss riavad hv avsu = nora now.
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s sn' t "' b,uS ,,;r vic World bs most az.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
THE BARATARIA CANAL.

This morning at $50 o'clock quite large party
win leave the city with Capt Cowden. to inspect
the route designated for the Barataris Canal. A
numerous delegation will be on hand, composed
OF members of the press. engineers and citizens
from New Orleans, as also the following parties
from Memphis and st. Louis: B. Bsyliss, @. r.
Vance B. d. Jourdan, W. J. Westbrook, OolsfJ.
]. Williams, DR.. David Walker. Berry Coleman,
John Fl. Miller, Memphis appeal.
John +. Cahill, silas Bent, Judge CAN'T. Capt
X s,ser, representing the Board of Trade, from
81. Louis.
vstion who had reached this city last night. A
isrge delegation from Cincinnati was expected,
Int has not yet come in.
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Rttendance.l
second District Court.
Ainaud and Alma Dupuy pray TO be emanoi-
psted.
State ex rel. u. M. Dsunoy vs. city OF New Or
leHna,-4This case was consolidated for purposes
Of trial with those brought on the relation OF
A. Britton ct al and Ell. y. bwettinham OF 81,
in all OF which Judge Monroe refused man
damus, on the ground that the city is not re-.
Of the metropolitan Police for the year 1876. The
application for mandanus was rejected. with
sixth District Court.
John Low ys. Carondelet Canal and Navigation
Company. Plaintiff, ~ captain and owner OF the
high deck schooner Star. claims s460 damages
for injuries caused bis vessel by snag and OBJ
ntYuotion allowed by defendants to remain in
Bayou 81. John, against which plaintiffs vessel
RAD, without his fault or negligence. afH5
State OK rel. jacob Strauss W. Administrator
Of Public Accounts. Relator asks for mazda
mus TO compel the Administrator Of Public 40.
counts to warrant for certain claims held by him
against the city. The city interviewed, claiming
to be- the parry Interested, and tho msndsmus
""' ''''' First District Court.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Edward Sanchez, on Two charges Of assault and
J. Ii. SCOTT, assault and b,ttery.
vERDtoTs.
J, Martinez. receiving stolen goods. Not guilty.
Joseph Filone, assault with attempt to commit
rape. Not guilty.
Wm. Flllerig, obtaining money under false
pretenses; the Jury could not agree and wer, dis
charged.
NoII.E pRosEouI.
John Kelly, assault and battery.
SENTENCES.
Sally Bell. larceny, one year in the Peniten-
tiary. ...
year in the Penitentiary.
superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED
Alexander Dupss. alias sonny Dupas, and AL
fred Baptiste, ct nvio ed OF grand lsrceny, were
sentenced to seven years each in the State Peni-
Tertiary.
MOTION ron CHANGE or VENUE.
Mr.. Nuremberg, attorney for the defense, ar.
gued the motion for change Of venue in The
case OF the State vs.. James White, for murder
After exhaustive testimony had boon taken on
the premises. Judge Whitaker took the matter
under sdvlsement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08

A dead dog ornaments tho corner of Constance
and Thalia streets.
julius Martin, sick and destitute. was sent to
the Charity Hospital.
For the larceny Of So Annie Moore IL trying to
keep warm in damp cell.
For assauting and beating Ms. Curry, Fanny
Despot was lodged in the Central Station.
At o'clock yesterday man named Wilson fell
from gallery, at No. 60 ut. Thomas street, and
was injured about the arms.
Nipping small parcel OF dry goods caused
Thomas Walker to be snatched from liberty and
lodged in the Second Precinct Station.
Martin selph was pulled by Officer Mccormick
and lodged in the Sixth Station, charged with the
larceny OF bedclothes from the steamer Lessie
Taylor.
Theodore 5chelierstein. charged with ravish-
ing a child years old, was yesterday arraiRned
before Judge Smith and remanded to the Parish
Prison without bail, to await preliminary exam
ination. The accused denies the charge, and
alleges that 1t Is job by the childs father to get
rid OF him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
COMPELLING A STRIKE

DlKaf makers. uIRlnRs ~ sone uius cAoslhS uP
of all establishments by
COMPELLING STRIKE
on the part Of all those employees who would not
como ifeo the organization voluntarily, and
finally, on motion. a list was opened for signers,
those present being urged to come forward and
Join the union, which nearly all Of them did.
subsequently il was suggested that commit
Tee OF fifty be appointed to wait upon the various
employees at the different manufactures and in
sluce them to JOIN the strike.
This was amended to make il read "All Of the
union TO wait upon the employees and compel
them to strike"
Objection was made as such a course might
create confusion, and it was finally agreed that
the committee should consist of fifty and that
the visit should be in an orderly and quiet man
ner.
Three of the cigar manufacturers, viz: Messrs.
Euarez, CASTILLO and Miranda, or their represen-
tativee, were present at the meeting, as was
also Mr.. vanta, and each expressed their wl|in
ness to sccede to the prices asked, that action
bringing for each gentleman "viva" which in
sures them labor.
THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTY
was then appointed, and after being cautioned as
TO orderly movements, etc., the meeting adj
iourned subject to call.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures by the Mobile fast line
last evening were the following: ]: d. Sutton,
Atlanta b J. Bowers. Columbus, Ky.;, Robert
C. Casbergue, Miss NJ Crespo. Miss E. Saula
Maria Miss e. Calleja. Miss NJ. Yaldes, Miss F..
Real and Miss G. nennier, by steamship Sc.
Louis from Havana, left for Somerville Vista
tion Convent near Mobile: George Chamber
lain, New York; lrs. :. ". McVea. kaleign,
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace
November weather.

Professor Tees predictions for November
are as follows: 1st to 4th cloudy and threat
ening, with local rains; 4th to 9Th clear and
cool; 18th to 18th variable, generally cloudy
places, and severe gales on the lakes and At
iantic coast; 18th to 18th clear and cold; 18th
to 23d, cloudy and threatening; oath to 9th
cloudy and threatening, with heavy rains and
severe storms in places; 2Sth to Both. clear
and cool. The warmer periods will be about
the Sd, 9th, 18th, 18th, Goth and 26th. The
colder periods will be about the 9Th, 18th, 21st
and 29th,
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The Crescent battalion.

Yesterday there was gathering OF four COM
NAMES OF the old Crescent City White League
regiment, who. under the command OF the we'll
known and gallant Colonel, W. Z. Faudry, did
sucl, good service from the 18th Of September 70
fhe present date in defense Of the cauee Of Lou
isiana. The object was TO reorgsnlze - Da'-
talon. and Col. Vaudry, though passing fne or
de.lof ras.sy rrsyess, solicitations, 80 sysn 8
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The GOODNESS which prevailed at the North on
Tuesday did not SOFTEN much yesterday as the
appended indications by the signal service tele-
grams will show: Cairo IS degrees, Cincinnati 81,
Davenport Iows) SO, Dubuque 81, Keokuk 81.
Lacrosse 80, Leavenworth 81, Omaha 35, Pitts
burg 81, ST. Paul IS, Calves on H. Memphis 55,
st. Louis 46, Vicksburg So and Key West, Fla 50
degrees. Rain was reported Yesterday afternoon
at Iodianola, Shreveport and Leavenworth.
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FINE STATIONERY
AND
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A Morning Blaze.

AT about O'Clock yesterday morning fire,
caused by the explosion OF q coal oil lamp, broke
out in the one.story frame house on Broad street,
between Orleans and ST. Peter. This property,
which was owned and occupied by James Beard,
was totally destroyed. The house was insured in
the Merchants Insurance Company for s400.
The alarm was turned in from box No. 235.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-08
FULTON CANNING COMPANY.
Fuit0u Texas.

Having very superior facilities for putting up
CANNED MEATS. under the direction q an
experienced manager, the company Ii NOW
enabled to supply the following articles, which,
being free from all chemicals in the prepara-
ton, retain all the original flavor and stand any
climate:
ROAST BEEF, BEEF TONGUES. BEEF
KIDNEYS, GREEN TURTLE for SOUP.
TURTLE STEAK. and OXTAIL SOUP, In
TWO and SIX POUND CANS.
Located in the very heart Of the cattle raising
portion Of Texas. the cattle are healthy and In
fine condition when slaughtered, and the turtle
being caug Int fresh In the Gulf OF Mexico and
delivered immet iately to the company. are
saved from all injury by transportation.
Under these favorable conditions for canning
and the superior manner in which their goods
are put up, the company, with great confidence.
can recommend them to grocers, sea captains,
planters and others requiring meats that are
equal to fresh when opened. and Will STAND any
voyage. climate or time without injury.
For further Information inquire q
ED. PfLSBURY.
OCT I'm Mo&We 81 Carondelet street.