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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-14
THE GUNnDATs.
4 Contemporary Takes n Position when
tho Fight Ia Won.

The Tones has nj Inst found out that the
q mon icus is In tho way Of our river commerce.
Wo notice that II does not mention the Enter
prise whose station has not boon moved. warn
ings and facts against it Notwithstanding. We
entertain. Hs our record shows, the brightest
es Gem and consideration for The United States
navy. but, rs civilians, when they come In tho
way of our commerce., VS. are in duty
bound to protest 10 we did three days
ago, Yesterday evening tho Times came
out and noticed othe fact. which we had
mentioned day before vesterdaS morning that
the Cnnonicus had beu removed from It's
,rmer obnoxious anchorage tor lille less dan
gsrous sand. opposi g the foot Of Thalia street..
Tint embarrassing sheet then trans 10 es, In ts
own dubious languag9 the obssrvatI9ns which i !,
matter. We do not mention this IN an invidi-
Gus way. We congratulate the Times upon
treading, I'M our footsteps; whenever IT does
jeot In speaking about the fact Is to make q
record and 10 guard against our con
tempornntTys we'll known j., g;nterprlse H. In
Federal authorities should decide upon with
drawing their war vessels from the paths OF our
roms out and say: We did it, The DEmocRAr
is too modest to assume 30 much Importance,
togive credit to the general government for
what 1t may do hereafter in the premises that
will be right 30 that tho thing is done
and nuisance put out of the way. we
will be satisfied We claim only what
our people desire and need. The Canonicus Ia
danger TO our community and we have sig
nailed 1t. We have protested against its usr less
and dangerous position In the middle of tho
river opposite our steamboat landing. II has
been removed, after fatal accident. announced
ny us rs natural consequence, to place n
little less dangerous. but still fraught with dan
ger to our steamboat interests. Against this we
haye protested agai n, yesterday morning. re-
n
nifty that the river be made free from obstruc-
lions OF any kind. whether they be In the shape
OF war vessels or any other impeachment,
We were pie sed to receiveothe information
yesterday that In response toa dispatch from n
prominent citizsn of Nsw Orleans, II telegram
was received from member of Congress, stat
ink that orders hal boon sent by telegraph to
the naval officers stationed here to remove their
vessels to mn anchorage where they would not
interfere with the nassage of steamboats, run
nj ing TO and from Now Orleans."n
Those being Tho words II cd blythe DEMOCRAT
IN its protest aga nat the dangerous position 81
the gunboats. We cannot but feel gratifled ut the
result.
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NOT THE McALEs TER y.

Major Howell, after II careful and minute ex-
animation of the four awning stnnchions lone
OF which Is marked 'McAester'1 picked uu
on mud lump In Southwest Pass. is positive
that they never belonged to the missing dredge-
boat.
The Major is satisfied that the vessel could
not have been lost east OF Ship Island. because
the storm must have overtaken her farther to
the west. The name written on one OF the
etanchions, Major Howell thinks. is n pra@tical
Joke. INDUCED in by some one at the Passes, be-
cause 1t seems to .bave been scratched on the
wood with some sharp Instr ument the name Ia
miss PEELED; and. further. the pieces show no
traces OF barnacles or any evidences OF having
been long In the wa'er.
Capt. Davis. United States Engineers, and
Capt. Ewell. Mr.. Collens. United States Assist.
ant Engineer. who knew all about the McA!ester
and her appurt nanccs fully corroborate Ma1or
HoWell's opinion rs to the pieces not belonging
to the McAlester
1t can scarcely be understood how anybody
could have been guilty of INDUCING in such lus
gubrious righteousness at the expense OF
widows. mothers and orphaned children.
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MARINE NEWS.

posr FAps,, March 10. . q, m...wind east
Sailed: Steamship. Alice; ships saranak
Prince Luoien. Carl, Sam sko1ed: bnrks Boa-
drift saleta. Bolivar. .Thcrgny. lima.
SOUTHWEST Pass. M arch 10. 9 y. m.--Barome-
Ter AZ WING east, very light Weather warm
NEW YoRn, March 1a.,,Arrived: Gordon
Castle. from China Alexandria. from atbralter.
Sailed; Algeria, for L'yerpool Asntia, for
Otrando for HUI: Rhealn. for Cardiff.
BosToN, March 13.-Arrived. Bulgarian. from
Liverpool.
BALTIMoRE. March 1s.--seiled. Alsatian, for
Liverpool. Arrived: Aberfeldy from Liver
pool.
BRIsro1.. March is.-Arrived: Fleurs Castle.
from New York.
GLASGOW. March l3.-Arrived: Anchoria from
New York
.QuEENsrowN, March 1s.Sailed: Celtic. for
New York.
LIvERpooL. March 1s.-sailed: Java for Bns-
ton. Spain for New York. aud Ohio for Phil
adelphia,
LONDON, March ID Sailed Greece and Utopia
for New York. Arrived Australia. from New
York,
HAMBURG. March ls-saied: Frisia for Now
York
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MARCH L. 1878

relief was not afforded. the I'm positlon OF this
tag would be great WRONG The object 81 ne
s 70 tgo 1 sen a
Mr, Berry also favoged, the amendment, l., put
The whole bill Y Tss s called sa bin to to
thought It NEE experment, which J would ge.' I'D
actually result in loss f9 the state. Statistics
sss E me oy IN cy he
State license at present Is sss. .and the revenue
h E. es Mona, he hs
will hayet to sell In the year s2oao.oee worth OF
lduor, which. ut per cent will reaIigs sto2 ote.
To collect this tx Will be t4ar slime times 81 trouble
purchase and sell again % lot of registers at 81
zach The result will be that the tate will be
as"d il disgusting iatge class Of cisens with
omt realizing the hopes OF the friends Of tho
The amendment was lost
Tie rnte ot taxation WIS fixed Thy amendmn mt
to he bin as sent buck from the Senate n, the
| fegu nr SESSION. at per cent On gross receipts
The COMMITTEES rese and reported the bill to
the House fnvprnbly.
Mr Fitzpatrick moved to amend by striking
out The Il ST teelton. Lost.
MIR Keetlns moved the adoption ri the first
tweni secions, aud called thepreyious uues-
ton. These sections were nd pied,
Nj. Buck IN we'd to amend by adding the pro
vIso lint II this law goes into operation. the Il
pensns un professions ana occupations shall be
reduced 70 per cent after 1873 Carried.
Mr.. Lyons moved to amend by inserting
clause dtrntiuE TINT the state III ensss Oh bnr
rooms shalt remain as fixed by The existing
law the amount thereof 10 be retained out Of
wi,ntayer sum may be due the State on the re-
gietar. Adopted.
MIR, Tltaratrick and Mr. Kidd made number
OF dllntyry motions. The unes lon finally being
upon the question to consider tho bill On
crossed Mr. Fitzpatrick objected and called
Tor he yrHs and nays.
Mr. Kidd .aske1 him. to withdraw the coll;
Warmoih lwho passed tho revenue and assess
meut bis) an,ioKeeting twho has engineered
ths lnre the leaders Of this Democratic LegisS
lature
TIE bill wns nnally passed..
The title being under discussion. Gov. War
moth suggested that 1t be- amended so MS TO OK
press nnong its purposes. n bill to break np the
Demnrrnir parity
Mr. Was'ttutu introduced bill Hppropria-
ting $40 900 for the purpose OF closing the recent
ernvaesns below he city.
The Hpus went into committee Of the whole
TO consider tbs bill, and rose and reported Ia
vutahly. recommending its passage. and the
bill, WINS finally passed.
Mr.. Voprhis offered n resolution that when
this HousN adipurna on Saturday next 1t shall
adjourn sine die.
llina over.
During The morning session n messege from
the Governor was received. announcing his np-
rrnvai amongst nthers. OF tho bill for tho re-
lief Of the Fruit Growers Association and Of
that providing for the payment Of tho first
uuar'er's salaries OF cons itutionnl officers.
The Ilouse adjourned iii IA IN. Thursday
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LEGISLATIVE ITEMS.

The apportionment bill came up yesterday In
the House on its third reading and was finally
passed by a strict party vote.
The Moffstt register bill engaged the time oil
the House nearly all day. and was finally passed
after good deal Of fibusering on the part Of
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. The bill rejects the 10 per cent
amendment OF the Senate. made ut the regular
session. and goes up with the tax fixed at per
cent gross receipts Of sales. as In the
original House bill, To provide against all &C.
cideuts resulting from the failure Of the an
iicpations OF the friends OF the measure, o
provision was in erted declaring that the il
eense MS fixed by the existing law shall remain.
but the amount Of it shall be returned the
dealer from the proceeds realized under the
bill. On motion ri Mr.. Bnck, a proviso WAS also
Incorporated declaring that after the year 1878
u the bill is still in force, the licenses on pro-
fessions and avocations shall be reduced 30 per
cent
Mr.. Washburn introduced and secured the
passage Of a bin approprIa'ing $4,000 out OF the
general fund. to bs returned from the special
levee fund Tor the purpose OF closing imme-
datey the ersvasses below the city. He stated
that the Bon,d OF Engineers had made applica.
ton to ths Governor for immediate relief. and
tho Governor had desired him To draw up the
bill and urge its pass go. The case being
urgent. the bill WAS passed. under suspension
OF the.rues.
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THE FIRST MILITARY srATETRorHY.

Presented by the Crescent City Rifle Club.
The Crescsnts have purchased q fine silver
prize for the Military to contest for. now ON ex4
hibition ut M. l.. Navra's. Canal street.
We publish the rules governing the match.
adopted by M ssra. j Inn K. Rsnaud, Jules PIT
faut and Dudley Sslph representing the Con-
tinental Guards. Louisiana Field Artillery and
Washington Artillery.
THE PRIZE,
n pendant silver picther. with salyer goblets.
str.
To be- shot for by teams OF eight men from
any lithry organic rton in the 1T ts of Louis
lana. The teams entering must comply with
the following rules and oondi ions, viz:
1. Military rifles OF bona fl 10 pattern mini
mum pull of trigger six rounds.
3. Fac team to lst OF eight men. who will
II o seven shots at each range, 200 and 500
yards: two signing shots allowed at each dis
tInce.
3. Position at 300 yards shall bs off-hand l. g.,
position Of u 50 der. At 81 yards, any posi-
ton with head toward the target. without arti-
fl ia re-t.
4. The com petitions shall take place on the
last Sunday OF each mouth, nm / the trophy To
become the property vi tho team which shall
win it three times.
8. Com pstitprs must be bona fids members OF
the command they represent
6. The first cOmrstition to take place at Frog
moor on Sunday March ii, 1873
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Their Annual Meeting Last Evening and
the Election.

the EAeet1On.
At their hall, In st. Patrick's Hail. there WAS q
grand gathering Of the Continental Guards last
evening the purpose being the elsction Of off,
GERS for the coming year. Before the election
took place the reports of the various commit
tees were received. Tho company was shown
to be in n most prosperous condition, and en-
ters upon Its new year with Its finances above
the national banks. The armory IL fully pro-
yided with arms Of the most approved pattern
and an ample supply OF ammunition After the
reports from the various committees the cleo
ton for officers was held with the following re-
suit.
Captain. VIM. PIERCE: first lieutenant. i. I.
Perilonx': second lieutenant Chaa. A. Thiels ;
eeon J. NJ. Cullen, NJ b secretary John J.
PurvesF; treasurer. G. l.. Hall; first sergeant
Il. 1nhan; second 8 'rgeauf. G. w, Cooper; third
sergeant Vo'hey Brown fourth sergeant samI
D. Fl. Watkins, second corporal, H. II. TrusV !:
third ~ rpora 2. y. Moran: fourth corporal
Chas Maurics.
+Rs-elected.
One Of the pleasant features OF The evening.
and ohe going to show the traternal feeling
existing In the company, WAS the fact that In the
election tho secretary, motion. cast the aliDt
Tor the whole company Tor ehch candidate. The
Uontinentals have good reason to be proud Of
their standard bearer, Mr.. j. o. Hood who a
veteran OF moro than one war. looks con
tineutal oil over.
As soon as he election was over, TO the sur
prise OF those assembled. the band OF the
Thirteenth United States Infantry appeared
upon he scene ana in their mastery manner
t. Gated he company md It's guests to some of
their sweetest strains.
aomebo1y had brewed punch. and the boys
adjourned to drink the health OF the newly
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RHEvETIES.

Our connoisseurs will have the pleasure Of lis
gwen by Nine l.. Samuel. nee Mile. Ellie. at
tirunewal1 Hall. We doubt not bat that full
and apprecintive audience will BIO present
At the annual meeting Of the Young Mems
Concordta Gay Club he'd Tuesday. the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers for the en-
U'ng vrnr: 1,, ,,,,.
Hos p Sahuler; fecording secretary, IF. r.
Bohne: Financial Secretary. j. Bollwinkel:
Treasurer, IL yuis Weliring. RE elected.
The Grand Jury ought IT. examine into The
dncting their election OF officers. Last night
tho SECRETARY, on motion. deposited In q single
hand whilst with the other he opened the draw
Of the ballot box. and in loud voice pro-
nonnced the total vote. his matter should be
Iop I'M
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centlnued from Flrst pace.

fore midnight, was fred upon near his resi-,
denee BY come persons - hiding and Injured -
ihe police station. DR.. Bouohard found that
the young man had been shot BY pistol ball.
which had penetrated the. left nostril and en-
Tered the skull In a slightly upward direction,
The other shot had entered the right leg just
above the knee. Carey states that ne was arsd
ut several times. James Irwin and Jno hangh-
Hre both young Professionals. Carey IL Is
thought. wifi die. There is now Intense excite
promise blsody reprisals for what has already
haen done,
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THE BURNT TORNADO.

The cotton of the burned ship Tornado has
been unloaded rs fast as WAS possible by the
stevedore OF the cargo 1900 bales have already
been sold Mt auction realizing fair prices, and
the remain Ter OF thu cargo Of 800 b les will be
disposed OF at an early date. There are in the
press # Col; Denis NIB ut $50 haIes, whi.h are in
good order. having been untnlured by the fire,
and when they will ba offered is not known,
It IL not know M vet whether the vessel Ia In
a condition that will allow OF her being gepaic-
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CONVENTION QUESTION.

Editor Democrat weeks ago n Ecna-
nor who considers the people should be satis-
fled with Legislative permission to vote for or
against amendments to the spurious cpnsti-
tuition OK 1868, showed us an amendment pro-
hibiting not existing but future monopo-
lies Though this amendment taoiuy reeog-
nized the constitutona'ity of existing mon
0p0lles yet 1t prohibited future ones. Strange
To cay. even this amendment failed to meet
the approval of the Legislature.
VIII the honorable Senator. If he knows,
Inform the people what influence secured the
rejection OF that amendments EPI G..
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CHARGES Against the Erie Railroad Man"
agfmsnt.

New YoRH. March Ia. Concerning. the .asser-
tIon that there 10 o ring in the Erie Railroad.
by which the receiver aud others profit to the
extern III millions If dollars annually. Mr..
levitt says: John u. Rushing, who makes
these charges. Ia a person 80 utterly deyotd ~
respsu ability and veracy that 1t Ia hardly
worth while To nnEMer them.
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GOLD AT l0l.
The Sensation af wall Street.-The Rev
Legal Tender silver Dollar.
IN. Y. News. March 81

IN. j, MOVIE. Mhtcn vi
The great sensation of Wall street Is the
decline In the gold premium to 10l. Late
yesterday afternoon tho quotations We're
i00Mn1ol. This is the lowest since the Gold
Exchange was first established. Tho first
time that gold was Mt II premium in Wall
street was on the thirteenth of January, 1862
when 1t sold ut LOG. The lowest price was on
the eighth OF April of the same year. when 1t
declined to 1o1. The latter price was tho lowest
until yesterday. At the close OF tho year Of
1862 the quotations were 1881 0n193sS The pres
cnt price reflects very distinctly the improve
ment in the credit OF the government. Lon
don dispatches report sharp improvement
IA the price vi government bonds last week.
Some OF the new silver dollars were TO
ceived In Wall street from the mint Ia Phil
adelphia yesterday. There were none offered
for sale below the price of gold. The leading
bullion brokers quote silver rs follows:
Buying Selling
rate rate
Trade dollars. e9c. our. ea9sc. cur.
Halves and quarters. aec. cur. asAc. cur
Bar silver. .....--...,st 1sa gold. 81 10 gold.
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Unbec0ming Conduct Of the New York
# PslICe.

NEw yopH. March 18.-The behavior of the
police In pubic with street walking women,
servant and nurse girls ls aeandalous an. and
pialiy The Central Park force. are negleolin,g
their duiy to pay suspicious attentions TO TO
pretty nurse girls Private citizens would be In
danger Oh arrest for insult for the came Of
tense. The following is m extract from an or
der i'll issued to the park police; Patrolmen
will be brought before the commissioners Tor
Mubpnofntng conduct
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WHAT DOES 1T MEANg

Yesterday Mayor Pilsbury paid visit Of In
spection along the Bayou st. John to ascer tain
the extent Of the damage done BY the recent
storm. While thus occupied his honor discov-
cred that the toll. gate Of tho Carondelet Naviga-
ton Company rad been re-established at Espla-
made street Notwithstanding his orders that
tolls should not be exaotsd from people resid-
ing between that street md MAJ igny canal.
The Mayor has not only ordered the to-gate to
be removed to Mariguy canal. but he proposes
to Investigate the breach OF faith on the part OF
the contrary. and TO make 1t answerabe for
any damages that may bnvs been sustained by
the rssleutS of the iOca itV.
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WIN. he Married or Nst7

NEW YonR, March ia cnse ie soon TO come
has al WAYS Iasaed ms a single man. la legged
10 have In reality married last January. John
n. Marehall, proprietor OF the Madison Avenue
etHge line, died. leaving an estate valued mt
4aTs 300 OK more Il IL nj eyed Mr.. Marshall. who
lived Mt 201 West Twenty fourth street at the
tlms Of his death, and who always passed as Il
to Mrs Ruth Cooper. the divorced wife of j. 2.
Cooper. the Long Branch hotel proprietor. who
II etill lyirg Mrs. Cooper, or Mrs. Marshall,
Intends to bring suit for dowry.
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Label: Remember Bolllnger b Co.

FuRN1ruRE-W would call the attention OF
card of Mr.. John Bois 152 Camp street, to be-
found In another. ,o umn. Mr. Bots has a large
ESTE ishmsnt which is filed to OVERT wing
par lor and bed room suits in every style fancy
parlor and dining room e,ay chairs. book cares
tables: In fhf. every conc ivable hing In the
way OF furniture Mt more reasonable price
than any other house In the cry NJ. Bots'
motto l. Quick sale ard small profit" Be sure
will do the right thing. ~A~
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PERSONAL.

Those two genial gentlemen. Capts. Lowden
OF tho ship Bandusky. and Fulton. OF the steam
ship City Of Brussels. are about to leave US for
across the water We trust that at an early day
we win Rave II Q PLEASURE Of nn"e more seeing
their cheerful faces. Bon roya0e.
Our old friend Col. James Lngan leaves us to-
day for short s"journ in tho fragrant piney
under the benign skies of that hospitabe place
he W Il recupertte his energies for the business
Of The ming season. We know that he will be
In good hands over there,
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Afferannfnsa suicide 4.

BROOKLYN. March 1s-Mari Pheffer. who on
fei arrest for grand larcency attempted to shont
sjstapifva Cvfwin, eaa arrnigped Ia the Kings
County otlft Of Gene al Sessions for sentenee
under two indictments to viii h she had pleaded
gujty. She WINS sentenced to two years i'm.
prfaonmeRt. She Immediately took dose Of
1Hudannm without being noticed and soon after
dropped eenseleHs 10 the floor. Physicians were
called quickly and Ii IL thought that che VIII
~x.ar.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
DRAINAGE.

Capt. Fremeaux Assistant City Surveyor hos
made report on the completion OF the food
gate In Peoples Avenue canal The report LIS
very complimentary to the contractors, Messrs.
Besnard d Montagnet. whose workmanship is
highly praised. Capt Fremeaux takes occasion
to recommend the drainag Of the grounds ad-
joining the GENTLY Roai by cutting sluiees
along The road leading into Bayou Gentilly.
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wEATHEH PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, March IA, q. m.--Indicauons for
Thursday:
For tho East Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, rising barometer, norhsry to
westerly winds stationary or slightly lower tenn
perHiure and clear weather. except In the lat.
ter section occasional light rains.
For tho West Gulf states, rising poseibly
followed by falling barometer, stationary or
rising temperature winds south or east and
generally clear weather.
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Marrissey MT the Point Of Death.

New York. March 1s.-J. Henry Ford. Of the
county clerk's Office, nm int mate persona!
friend of Hon. John Morrissey. to-day received
4 telegram from Mrs. Mnrrissey. stating TINT
Mr. Morrissey was bel eyed to be at The point oi
death, and asking Mr.. Ford to hasten on to
Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Ford loft this afternoon
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TH Il n SHANNON.

The victim OF the monitor Canonicus. the
steamer Shannon. Is still under water. Capt.
Reefs DnRan, with his powerful wrecking boat
the T. @. Eckerf, will arrive tonight and will
immed a ly proce ed h. raise the i'll fated steam
boat. There is good deal Of cotton in her hold
" hlch may yet be made valuable.
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A Defense OF Hayes.

NEw YoRH, March 10 The 7c'eWdm's Wash
inptrn special anys 1t IL stated that Representa-
tive Foster. # Ohio, has Prep red speech. d.
Tending the first year OF President Hayes' ad-
ADMINISTRATION. which he will take ap early op-
nuflunitY to deliver in the House.
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SCHOOL CHANGES.

The Hospital Street eolorsd school and the
colored high school, located at the corner OF
Royal and Hospital streets will DO removed to
the building on Rampant street between st
Ann and Dumaine. known rs Alces's Cigar
Factory,
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rhr New Mnmpshsre Election,

CoruoRD. N. H., Marph "a AT present 1*a Re.
publitAns and 100 Democrats are returned
City Count will probably stand four Rspubli-
CaIlF to ono Democrat.
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THE BABY SHOW.

To-day at ~ o'clock. at 0runewald Hall. will
come off the grand baby show. We hope that
every mother will trot out her latest pledge OF
affection" with the understanding that he or she
will win the prize. Under the auspices Of so
many we'll known patrones es, and OF q 80 hap
ply selected corps Of ju' gees, we have no doubt
that the show will be o SUCCESS In every respect