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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
BREVITIES,

We are obliged to our friends of the Ogden
Park for an invitation to attend the base ball
games during the season.
On Sunday night, the 9th inst, the Club ORA
matique ct Social No. /, will give performance
at the Opera House.
The U. A. o. D. give complimentary annver-
sary ball at Exposition building on Saturday, the
8th inst.
Mr.. Tim H. Draper, well known in journalism,
proposes to Immediately issue, in poster form,
comprehensive Estate and City Guide and Dir CO.
tory, which will at glance furnish interesting
information needed by business men. Only two
columns will be devoted to advertisements, and
the publisher hopes, by his exceedingly low
rates, to make the project successful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
CITY ECHOES.

Josephine Hall and Laura Fields spent cold
night in the Second Precinct Station, charged by
Louisa Edwards with assault and battery.
Albert Monroe, q negro, was locked up in the
Harbor Station, charged with assault and battery
on Officer Lyons while in the discharge of biz
duty.
John Thomas, who had his leg crushed at
Bayou Lsfourche, was yesterday brought to this
city ON the steamer st. Mary and taken charge Of
by his friends.
At halfpast o'clock last evening man named
James C9ffee accidentally fell into the river and
would have drowned had not Corporal DIVER
rescued him.
George Fostman was locked mp In the Seventh
Precinct Station, charged by Mrs. O. Halinger
with assault with o DANGEROUS weapon with In.
tent to kill and larceny Of 50 rs.
Michael Hadley, whose hair has been sivered
Officer Faust and lodged in the Sixth Precinct
Station. charged with being drunk and malicious
mischief.
At half past o'clock last night coal oil lamp
exploded at the residence OF Mr.. John Herbert,
on Vallette street, Algiers. The flames were ex-
tinguished with damage Of FIVE dollars to the
premises.
Ben Turner (coor blackr yesterday morning
was rising to explain to Judge Miitenberger
when this report closed, how IL was that he hap
pened to obstruct the banq1ette, insult and
abuse and assault Officer Gallagher.
George Demo, who is recorded at the Third
Precinct Station as solicitor by occupation, was
arrested at halfpast 8 o'clock Friday night in
the Vegetable Market, charged with being drunk,
disturbing the peace, insult and abuse and az
sault and battery with intent to kill.
8. W. Elliot, candy maker. John Williams, q
baker, and James Mack, alias Brackey, q cooper,
were arrested at the corner of Royal and Custom
house, and lodged in the Third Calaboose by
special Mike Hennessey. charged with being
dangerous and suspicious characters.
At $50 Friday night three negroes were dis
covered attempting to effect an entrance into the
steamboat Office Of the Bayou Lafourche packet
company, on the Levee, head of Cont street.
The thieves were pursued by officer Wheeler,
who fired one shot at them, but failed to capture
them.
VIM. Alexander was arrested and lodged in the
Central Station, charged by 8. Rosne with
larceny of clothing and jewelry valued at $50.
Officer J. Fl. Carey also arrested the prosecutor
and locked him up for safe keeping. The man
was perfectly sober and appears to be RESPONSE
BILE party, there being no ground for such
charge. 1t appears merely to have been whim
Of the officer to DEPRIVE this man OF his liberty
which should be investigated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
CUST0M-HOUSE NOTES.
THE COLLECTORsHIP MUDDLE-sHER-
MAN TO BE APPEALED TO.

Norton Confirmed as Supervising Inspec.
tOr-Pitkins Friends Taking Courage.
The Custom Housers were more than jubilant
on Saturday morning over the
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
and, as matter Of course, the congregation Of
Office seekers was largely increased, as the aver
age tout" saw in the dim distance something in
the shape OF an official peg upon which he could
hang his hat and coat.
The matter as to who becomes the Collector In
the interim has not yet been definitely settled to
the satisfaction Of Collector King or Special
Deputy Anderson, and to arrive at a definite con-
cnsion a telegraphic inquiry has been or
Treasury. Supervising Inspector of Steamboats,
Geo. L. Norton has telegram dated Saturday
morning, and from an authentic source, an
nouncing that his nomination
HAS BEEN CONFIRMED,
and he is, therefore, with his friends, quite
happy. Another dispatch received from q
prominent Republican in Washington, in re-
ferring to the United States marshalship, SAYS,
'If Wharton is not confirmed Pitkin's sus-
pension ends with the extra session or on the
first Monday in December" The same party SAYS
he believes the President will reappoint Wharton,
and adds: 'lf Wharton is renomlnated he must
be confirmed before he can act" which leads
some Of Pitkin's friends to the belief that he will
yet secure, for q time at least, his old position.
Kellogg's friends now can be counted by the
score in and about the Granite Building, and
some of them assert that once in, he can't
BE ROOTED OUT
by less than a two thirds vote. They say, too,
he is opposed to the confirmation of Lawrence as
Collector, and will labor for Packard with all his
strategy and trickery.
Some Of those who pretend to know still cling
to the idea that Lawrence had the quasi support
Of Messrs. Anderson and Wells in securing his
nomination, and they are equally confident now
that Packard won't care much about dividing
patronage with them, should he get in.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
THE HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY.

Commander Pattison, Chief of the Coast Sur
yay, has declined to join the photographic Com
mission, on the grounds that he has distinct
mission, and that the money appropriated for the
coast survey cannot be diverted to any other pur-
pose.
In this connection ii might be said that the
photographic survey OF the Mississippi will not be
as expensive as might be thought. recent sur
vey Of the Baltic by the officers of the Swedish
observations from 200 different stations and
c.yering IS English miIes, cost only $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02

Read c. E. Girardeys calendar Of auction
sales of choice city real estate. farm and plan
tation property advertised to take place on
Thursday and Saturday next at the St Charles
Auction Exchange. for succession and foreign
account, Those seeking safe and productive
investment should not fail to attend. For terms
and tull particulars see descriptive advertise
ments and plans at the Office of the auctioneer
and at sale,
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Hale, You Are wanted.

Edward Hale, a reckless youth, Friday night
entered the house Of ill-repute kept by one,
provocation assaulted and beat a woman named
Annie.
Officer Fitzgerald, being informed of the facts
Saturday morning, appeared before Judge Smith
from information received with assault. and bat.
terry. The court officers are now hunting him.
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As will be seen by the advertisement in another
column, sociable and concert will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society on Thursday and Friday
evenings next, at Felicity Street Church, for the
purpose of raising funds to repair the church.
As the admission fee ia but trife it is hoped
that the worthy enterprise will be encouraged by
q liberal attendance. Refreshments will be fur
nished reasonably and the musical performances
will be conducted by popular amateurs and pro-
fessors. The concert will be given Thursday
night. We may add that the ladies of this society
are noted for the genial character of their enter
tainments on all occasions.
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TIE w EAHHEFs LSI ERDAI.
Frigerio, of Chartres street, Whose neighbors
now style him Frigidity,) reports that the mer-
curry on Friday night got down as low as thirty
degrees above zero-an inch or two below the
freezing point-and remained there until after
daylight Saturday morning. At O'Clock in the
morning it had risen two points and at and 6
p. m. was steady at 40.
THE SIGNAL KILOGRAMS
received last evening report light snow at
Pittsbufg, and the following as the temperature
at the points named: st. Paul, % degrees above
zaro; Davenport, %; Dubuque, %; Lacrosse,
20 Keokuk, 90; st. Louis, 50; Cairo, SO Mem
phis, "a; Vcksburg, AZ; Omaha, 81 Leaven-
worth, IS ; Plttsburg, 81 Cincinnati, 80; Louis
vile, 80; Galveston, 43; Indianola, 46 Oorsi-
Gamma, At ; Shreveport, AZ; Savannah, 40; Mo.
bile, 43, and Key West, So.
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A MOTHERS SACRIFICE.
Heroic Conduct OF Victim to the Fire
Fiend.

able accident occurred at the residence of Mr.
Albert, located on Rocheblave street, between
Dumaine and st. Ann, by which q mother and
sliId came near being sacrificed by fire.
1t appears Mrs; Albert was sitting in front OF
the fireplace holding young child in her arms,
when coal of fire fell from the CRATE on her
dress. The lady saw il, but, being an invalid
from rheumatism, was unable to extricate her.
self from the element which threatened to offer.
her and her child up as holocaust.
In a few minutes her dress was abIaze and the
mother seeing no hope for either, threw her babe
from her and battled to the best of her ability
with the fire fend. When almost completely
came to her assistance and saved her further
torture.
Mrs. Albert is go badly injured that her life is
despaired of,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
THE ST. PAUL CONVENTION.

The Mayor has received circular from the
committee OF nine Of the st. Paul Convention, Of
which Ex-Gov. Brown, Of Missouri, is chair
man, communicating officially the objects
OF the committee and embodying q request for
mittee while prosecuting their endeavors with
the officials In Washington to obtain appropria-
lions for the improvement Of the Mississippi and
it's levees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02
A Reckless soldier BOY.

John Brown, soldier boy, made murderous
assault upon woman named MolIie Brown with
bayonet, and would no doubt have sent her 10.
the happy hunting grounds had not an officer
put in an appearance and taken him TO the Cen
trail Station, where he is charged with being
drunk, disturbing the peace, and assault with
dangerous weapon,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02

KELLY's ISLAND CHAMpAGNE-This wine is
seurs. and is growing into general use. 1t is
made by the same process as the champaenes
of france are fabricated. The superintendent
of the company. MIR. G. w. Farciot. served
twelve years in the cellars of some of the most
famous wine growers in the champagne dis
tricts. and is thoroughly conversant with the
made under his supervision,
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A Small RIaze.

At II o'clock yesterday morning q fire, the
cause OF which is unknown, broke ont in the.
house situated on Robertson street, between CO.
lumbus and Laharpe The property, which was
owned by l.. P. Thompson, was damaged to the
extent Of s25. The flames we're extinguished by
the Lapeyrouse street Babcock engine.
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH,

A course of four sermons, addressed especially
to the young, will. D. v, be preached by the Rev.
b. b. Waters on the Sunday evenings in Advent
the first this evening, on "The Story of Esau and
His Rel ection"
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NJ l.. Byrne & Co. mark all their goods il
plain figures, and no second price.
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with 1900 added second horse 70 receive s7s.

E, with 1900 added second horse 70 receive s7s.
VIM; o oo.sri u, enters 2. Mary b. y Daniel
Rice Berthoud enter b. Q. Duncan r. Kenner,
by ailroy, dam Nora Creener by Mahomet
James A. drinstesd enters b. I. Mischief, by
James Davis enters wv. r. aray'sj ch. e.
Jim Bell, by John Morgan, dam BY Brown
A. X. Richards enters b. G. Momentum, by War
Dsnce. dam imp. Fleeing Moments by
WIN; oottrill enters b. &. Ticker. by Daniel
Boone, dam Tick by Monte .............
spencer Bryant enter Capt. Fred Rice, by
James Surget enters Bonnie Barrouge, by Bon
me scotland, dam Belle Buckle by Brown
LICK .''.'...;.:.... ....:.................O
Time--1471,.
Third Race-Club purse 400 second borae IN
receive $75 Mile heats.
a. n Hchards enters Oh. I. Largenteen,
~. o., by War Dance, dam by Revil;
III pounds; colors-silver gray and
J. l.. Bowen & Go. enters b. T. Belle Isle.
y. o., by Bonnie Scotland dam by
Asteroid; 81 pounds; colors-blue
trimmed with white. .............1 a
j. A. drinstead enters b. T. Janet A " o..
by lightning. dam Kepie; 1Oi
pounds; colors- green jacket, red
Barley Higgins enters b: I. Ella Row
EFT, y. o., by Uncle Vic, dsm M
mona; 81 pounds; coor-blue and
Ira B. Bride enters b. o. Dociity, 70. ~"
by Hunters Lexington, dam by Carrie
Casly; 30 pounds; colors-white
jacket, orange cap. ............., 4ro,
L. a. uay enters BIC Incommode. 3y.o.,
by Melbourne, Jr, dam Income; 90
pounds; colors - orange jacket,
orange and blue cap. ..........g
Hurt In SECOND heat.
Time-lA5, 1:4e, 1:52.
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NJ. L. Byrne & Co. specially desire to impress
on their patrons and the public that at retail
positively no goods are changed.
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Assaulted His Wife.

At half past o'clock yesterday difficulty took
place on White street, between Thalia and Erato,
wife, which terminated in the weaker half being
struck over the head with an Ak handle in the
hands Of the former. inficting q severe though
not dangerous wound. The accused after COM
hitting the deed made good his escape, but was,
subsequently arrested. The wounded woman
was attended by q physician,
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.

French millinery and dress making. Nm
Antoinette Bernheim. 145 Canal street.
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Be economical and get full. square measure
Island Wood Company.
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The latest imported styles In hats, bonnets,
flowers, feathers, laces and robes. at Nine.
Bernheim's 145 Canal street.
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Currants. almonds and pecans at Twomey'.
new store 574 Magazine street.
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Honey Island wood. guaranteed to be supe-
rior to any in the market. It lasts longer, gives
more heat and Is free from knots.
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Hot apple jack. at Miller's. No. 14s Com
street.
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American fancy dress goods reduced from f.
cents TO 10 cents o yard. M. L. BYrne & Co
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Get your supply Of wood from the Honey
Island wood yard. Bee advertisement in an
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Brown canton, heavy and wide slightly dam
aged. A cents yard. NJ. L. Byrne & co.
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street.
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Hot Tom and Jerry at Miller's, No. 14s Com
mon street.
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New raisins, citron. at Twomey's. 574 Maoa-
zine street ~ ~ 'e's
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Hot spiced rum. at Millers. No. 14s Common
street.
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Hot spiced rum, at Miller's. No. 14s Common
street.
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Honey Island wood is free of knots, dry.
elean-in fact; In every way superior to any
other wood sold here.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Hot spiced rum, at Miller's, No. 143 Commo
street.
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New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
street.
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Brown canton. heavy and wide, slightly dam
aged. ~ cents yard. n. L. Byrne & Co.
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THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY,

Wood in quantity or by retail of the best
quality, at the Honey Island wood yard
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Hot Tom and Jerry at MilIers. No. l4s Com
mon street.
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Mr.. Leonhard-In the official journal there is
difference OF 4SI per cent, for printing laws 621%
per cent, for advertising GA per cent, and in
other items from so to 70 per cent. making an
compared with the old prices
The Governor-Well, what shall we do2
Speaker Bush-I move we proceed to an cleo
ton.
board, from Geo. W. Dupre. of the New Or
leans DEMOCRAT, submitting his name as q can
didate.
Senator Robertson renewed his nomination of
Geo. w. Dupre.
The Governor-Under the resolution the nom
ination OF Geo. w. Dupre is made as State
Printer. All in favor of that nomination, say
"aye.n
Speaker Bush moved that record of the votes
be made, the principal reason being that he
wanted the letter of Mr.. Tracy to be considered
an application, and desired that it be preserved
IN order 10 show in the future the difference be-
tween what
THEY PROPOSED TO DO NOW
and what they had received formerly.
The vote wss then taken. Gov. Nichols, Lieut..
and Representatives Lamar and Leonhard voting
Tor George W. Dupre, or, in other words, a unan-
mous vote for the DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. Dupre then appeared and addressed the
Board ~ follows:
I'M. President and Gentlemen of the Board-I
como before you % the representative of the New
Orleans DEMOCRAT. have read and heard the
proceedings Of this board. Having filed the Of.
1ice of State Printer during the first year Of your
administration, Mr. President, conscientiously,
ana u trust satisfactorily, had no reason to
foar reconsideration of the action Of this board
LIST year. That being the case. have prepared
1he following, which, with your permis-
don. I now read. and my associates are
deeply sensible of the honor that you have done
- "a electing me State Printer. Bat before 90
fkpt tie trust you have rendered. imposing grave
and delicate relations TO the State
Administration, deem 1t proper to lay before
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THE THIRD HEAT
was q very one sided affair; Largenteen and Belle
Isle were the only horses winning q heat and
the rest were ruled out When they were started
Lsrgenteen took the lead, and kept it, coming
under the string an easy winner in canter in
152.
There ia one thing thst in our opinion too little
attention s paid to- and that is looking after the
jockeys to see that their co'ors are according to
rule. But few visitors know horses except by
their mounts, and II the jockeys are not dressed
occur.
With the field OF runners DOW on the track we
may confidently look forward to the most pros
porous fall meeting we have had for years. The
following are the summaries:
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB-FALL MEETING.
First Day.
First Race-Club purse $500, hurdle race; 5000
to first, SIS to second, s25 to third. Two miles
over eight hurdles.
by Voucher, dam Prunella; 143 pounds. /
A. Keene Richards enters oh. G. Typhoon, 8
y.o., by War Dance, dam by Wagner; 11s
Jennings & Hunt enter b. b. Lambay, ,. o.,
by Harrington, dam by Lexington; 1s2
Larry Hart enters CHI b. Redding, 5y. O., by
Harry of the West, dam by Joe Stoner; 139
pounds .......-............O
@. Montgomery enters CHI b. Ten Pin, '. o..
by Pilgrim, dam by Lunatic; 1872 pounds. o
Charles Byrne enters b. g. Jim Hinton, aged
F. W. Horn enters CHI g. sDick Adams. y. O.,
By Canweil, dam Fannie Bugg; 129 pounds 0
*ThreW rider at second hurdle.
Time 1861.
Second Race-The 6locomb stakes for colts
snd FLIES then two years old as entrance, p.
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