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THE RIVER AT LAST.
Painter, Weary OF the world. Finds
Consolation Beneath the Waters
af the MIsaiks IDpi.

At about O'Clock last evening man named
Albert Hannemann, aged thirty-eleht years. a
ton. committed suicide by Jumping off Of the
Third District ferryboAt while she was in the
middle Of the river.
From he offlc, RS Of the boat the reporter
she WIS about leaving the Algiers side, and took
his seat apart from the oher passengers that
were also on board. When the boat was about
gangway and throwing his hat on deck; l"aped
Owe board exclaimng. Farewell. to those on
board. He did not sink Immediately. but swan
away from he boat
The cry of man overheard" WAS given and
the boat was Immediately stopped rope was
then thrown him. but he declined to catch hold
OF it. The officers then had boat lowered and
z. steulated to them with his hands, to keep
away from him. and. as he saw that they were
determined to save him. he threw up his hands
to heaven and quietly found relief beneath the
placid water of the Mississippi.
When he dec, ased Iumptd overheard no one
knew him on board. and the way that be, was
which WAS taken to the Fifth Precinct Station
and r. eognized by his brother.
The body up to midnight had not been re-
The police visited the room OF the deceased.
No 3 Marigny how, and found the following
letter written in the Danish language. which,
transla ed. read as follows Ig uou TOTO
Dear Friend. A. r. Briggi-I bid you, your
wife and children friendly farewell
The friends OF the deceased state that he has
for some time past been suffering from the
painters cholic, and, to alleviate his suffering.
had ak en- to drink. When under the influence
Of liquor be had repeatedly threatened to
DESTROY himself.
As will be seen by the date Of the letter he
wrote ty Mr. Brgg that he the
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was arrested and locked up In the Central Sta
I'll, a.
The wounded woman was taken to the CHAR.
ty Hospital whers her WOUNDS we're examined
| and pronounced not uanRel GUS. She WAS Al
forwards sent home.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT.

Whitefleld vs Steamship st. I,ouis.-Judge
Billings ha. reudere u lengthy decision la this
etse-a case for damages arising Il om "A broken
leg and other IL iutiss sustaine by lihelant a
ton upon hin III ough The br.nking Of . rope
"a ed In hosting the cv ~. The question OF
jurisdiction II 1,spot OIL vi by the coutt by re-
f,trI,,g to u cnse against the steamer Natehey
last year. ls court proce DIS To say that the
evidence shows mat 4 9 rope furnished by
claimants Oh owners of the ship WAS i eble or
rotten; that 1t was their duty to b We indicated
bs some uu,,, etakable marx. or by some verbal
enut Ii, t'Ht thu rope had been USED sc, many
tinle+ that 8 life as rope hal ceased ina, the
"videnrs shows that "A rope can bs used ON three
or four shius, and that tbs rope which caused
tn PR s, nj accident bad be. u-td on Fix or
seven ships. After max pg soma Illustration
the court orders that Judgment be .htered IN
favor of libeilant lur 500 anu physician . and
surgeons Ices,
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TINE ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.

To-day ls the Atty ninth anniversary Of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. and 1t will
be celebrated by the members Of the order with
appropriate ceremonies at Odd Fellows Hall.
The order of exercises will be IA follows
Prayer by VIM. Seymour, r. W. Grand Chap
lain; Ode, Our Flag lair. MY Maryland .,
choir; Address of Welcome by =. Graham. r
v. Grand Master: Ode "Bundeslied' Mozar') !,
Grand; Ode. "Das Deutsche Lied lKa lwoial.
choir: German Grafton, by J.. Z. Renxstorff. G..
Representative: Ode. Das Gebct" .tRaspornrl.
choir, accompanied by the orchestra; benede-
ton. by VIM. Seymour. Grsnd Chaplain.
The ceremonies will conclude with grand
hop which is expected to be one Of the brig htest
affairs OF the season. During the removal of
the chairs so a. to clear the room for the hop.
The Odd Fellows will escort their guests on n
visit to the 10 ge rooms which will be . very In
teres ing tour for the unini' lated. The 20 I'd
Fellows" are masons Of the highest typo. with
hands and purses always open TO charity. and
hearts as large the world. Withal they have
taste In their entertainments. and we prophesy
pleasure to their guests to-day
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE COUNCIL MEETING.

As we anticipated. the City Council, at Its SEES
sion yesterday. concluded to reject all lids to
dig and clean canals and bitches In this city on
the strength Of the opinion Of DIR. Chopin The
President Of the Board Of Health. that 1t would
probably leopard the health Of the city.
LITTLE TIFF.
There was Just little breeze OF n debate on
the subject Of the tr ee recently planted Oh our
III roughfares. After the reading Of the report
OF the commission appointed to examine the
work Of the contractor. who had planted the
trees, Mr.. Cavnnac moved postponsmsnt OF
objected unless he said, some reason was given
for the po-tponement IL. thought that the
experts appoin,ei by the Uty Council itsei
having reported their Investigation. the III liter
Mr. Cavanac thought differently: he wished
to be better sa is9,,d THAT the trees p'ap,e',
some If the trees tad lain for n long period OF
time at the Jackson Railroad depot before being
Mr. McCarrey challenged Mr.. Cavanac to his
pi roofs, which the latter promised to give
During tue debate IT was asserted by MT. Cav,
| mac that the Council had au hnrlzei tn" ex
penditure # not more than $3.50 for replHcthe
trees n tbethorumghfares Mr.. McCBffrey said
in reply, that ut sum was the price OF tht
first contract, but that the ordinances In refer
anee to planting trees did not mention any
limit.
committee was finally appointed to investi
gate the matter.
THE SUGAR SHED QUESTION.
| At the same meei' Mr.. MeCaffrey called NJ
an ordinance Introduced by him last year, r.
Lttng to the regulation Of charges for storage
| If aud labor on g gar aud moiasses by the HI
gar Shed Company.
| Mr.. Cnvannc moved n rOstronement OF tbs
consid ration Of the ordinance until Tuesday
he SIEVE nth Of May next giving ~ his reason
that he proposed t. offer some amendments 't
the ordinance. and was not prepared to do st
| now.
Messrs, Nc aifr.y. Edwa Dis aud Rengstorf
| voted nav. aud M"ssrs. tavAnm. Brown nm.
| Diamond yeH-a tie The enstiug vote ~ thu
Mayor being IN the affirmative. the motion Ii
| post pone was carrit d.
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BATTERY q.

The Club Dramatiuue Louisianais" will give
a theatrical performance at the Opera- House
on Sunday. the twenty tghth instant, for the
bent fit of Battery OF the First Regiment
Louisiana Field Artillery The plays chosen
for the occasion are the Md des Autres" and
lie Gamin de Paris" a very promising pro-
gramme. The amateurs Of the Lnuis lana ORA
matte Clue have acquired already sufficient
reputation to make 1t needless for us TO puff
hem no. and he biect of the enterta nment e
efficient Of itself to make 1t worth the while
for the public TO purchase tickets. II vii te re.
memhered that on the memorable fourteenth Of
September 1874 Caut. Guibnt's company did
noble service In charging and taking he guns
OF the Metrup lit n Police. We hope that thu
citizens Of New Orleans will remember this nd
not fail in graItude to those who risked their
lives for the redemption # Louisiana.
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MILITARY COURTEsIEs.

At q meeting of the officers of the regiment of
the Louisiana Field Artillery. COL John Gym.
Jr., presiding. 1t was decided to accept the invi-
tation Of the First Mobile Infantry to Join them
in their encampment at Frascati. That regi-
ment. it will be remembered. visited this city to
parade with our troops on the Fourth Of July
last, and showed advantageously as to numbers
bearing Discipline aud drill. The Mobile troops
will 60 into camp at Frascati on the tenth OF
June next. and have invited many Of our mill
the Crescent City Battalion. commanded by Col
Chas. E. Fenner. We do not know. as yet
whether the Crescent Battalion will 60, but we
lery will represent New Orleans. for we are sure
that it's well drilled rank and file. under he
command of its gallant and efficient colonel
cannot fail to do honor to the Crescent City.
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FASHIONABt Il MUSIC.
How Cousin Julia Paws the Ivory and
HOwls.
TEL Perkins,

How Cousin Julia Paws the Ivory and
HOwls.
[Eli Perkins,
My cousin Julia is learning to sing hi
opera. Everything is on the hi now ;
hi-opera, hi-heels, or hi-pocracy.
When Eugene Augustus asked her to sing
last night, she fiirted up her long train, CO..
quetishly wiggle- waggled to the piano, and
sung:
When Their moo, hoon is mi-,hild-ly be- heaming
Der the ca hahn and 81 hilsnt ss-e- e-e-a;
It's ra- dyunce 30 hofly stre- heam-ing,
Oh, Their hen, oh. Their hen.
thee-bink
HOf thee hee,
thee-bink.
Ithee-hibk,
] thee blink,
thee he he ehehehe-Link hof the-s.e-e-eH
Beautiful, Miss Julia beautiful and we
all clapped our hands DO please sing an
other verse-its perfectly divine, Mics Julia !.
said Eugene Augustus. Then Julia raised
her golden dyed head, touched the white
ivory with her jeweled fingers and warbled =
When the sun-hun Is bri-hight-Iy glo-ho-in2
Der the So h. ne 80 de- hear to me e-e;
And swee- beet thee wee-hind is blo-ho-ing.
OH Their hen, oh. ther-hen,
] thee hink
Hof thee hee,
Ithee-hink.
thee bnk,
/ thee he he hehehehe- hink hohohnhoh ohobo-.
hohoho- uf-the -eeeeeeeeeeeeei!!t
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THE CARNIVAL OF FLOWERS.

The audience that greeted the second repre-
sena ion of this beautiful alegorieal scene.
THE Flower Dance" could not com pare In point
Of numbers with that Of the preceding night.
yet the entertainment went through very pleas.
an " and hartponiUusly Flowers and brides
fairies and cupds personihed BY gra' eful chill
drep, appeared in turns and TIP ingly fitted
in The pretty and enchanting nazps Of the
Flower Dance and Brides Ball" The Oh l.
dren were all prtttily tired. AID performed
their parts with much grace aud intelligence.
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PIN Pool.

The tournament was we'll attended yesterday
afternoon. and on last evening the crowd of
spectators numbered several hundred. The
scores made were as follows:
Forty. niuth game-Score: Zaehringer s. to
Ahadie's q.
Fiftieth game-Score: Hillburn s. to An
toine's0.
Fisty-hrst game Score: F. Maggioli 5, to
Zachrineer's4
Fifty second game-Seore Goodman S. to
Valloffl 's2.
Fitty-third game-Score: Blaneo s. to Re-
dons s
The games to take place day at 80 o. m.
are Cazeres VS.. Goodman and Caseres Va. Re-
vs. Redon and Hubbard vs.. J. Maggiol
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THE POLICE BOARD.

The Police Board met last evening Mt their
room in the Central Station, Mayor Pilsbnry in
the chair. and quorum Of the commissioners
present.
Thos Norton, Fourth Precinct. charged with
abs nee ithnnt le.ve. druDkenu. ss and con
duct unbecoming an officer, was dismissed the
force
Parolman N Wordsworth. for sleeping on
his beat gave no hree days pay.
Patrolman Ed White WAS dismissed the force
for NJ glert nf duty.
Patromsn W. Il. Way for neglect Of duty was
fired two days paw.
Patralmnn Gus Meyers gave up Ave days pay
for sitting down aud sleeping on his beat
G rporal s. Thomas for conduct unbeeoming
an officer was reduced to the ranks
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shreveport Herald.l

shreveport Herald.I
On the seventeenth we received two copies
OF the Claiborne Guardian, one dated April 3
and the other April 10, both OF which were In
dlapidated state and had the appearance OF
having been carefully laid away in the swamp
for time. This thing OF delaying malls Just
to suit the convenience Of contractors is get
ting q little too mono to-nious, to use the ex-
preston of an old friend, and we sincerely
hope the Postofice Department viii take
prompt and decisive action in the matter. We
have had occasion several times before to
speak OF the bad condition Of mail matter re-
ceived by this ROUTE oftentlmes recei wing our.
unable to read them at all. The letter mail,
also, at times, suffered from the same careless
neglect
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AFTER MILLIONS.

Yesterday Mayor Pilsbury received letter
from Mr.. Augustus Cruvier, OF lse st. Martin,
Canada ipduiring about he identity Of u man
na,ned Valliere who is laid to have come here in
1916 and in n few wears made u forum" amount
Ing to milions. Valiere Ia said to have di' q
IN this city In The arly rart OF the wear and
the number of people claiming relationship
W tn him In Canada is enormous The oldest
inhHhi'an of New Orleans. however. never
heard OF such u fortunate Valliere.
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Charged WithLarceny.

AT about Q o'clock yesterday thief entered
Walk. and forcing open bis desk stole a pocket
book containing 81 @. SUSPICION rested upon a
ung VIII to man, named dominique Bian-
chin, VIII, prev fous to the robbery. had called
on Mr. Langshauser. under the pre- ense If
transactins some bus ness, and for awhile was
left in the office alone When he departed. the
money had also departed.
The facts of the cass were reported to Capt T.
Pachemin, Who arrested the young man and
when .archiDg him at the station, recovered a
portion OF the money.
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At about $50 o'clock yesterday difficulty took
place at the corner OF Jakson and Chippewa
and a 'olored boy named Aieck Hamilton.
which terminated IN the latter being struck
over the head with bottle in the hands Of the
former, infictng pal full though not dan
gerons wound. The accused. after committing
the deed, made good his escape The wounded
boy was AIKEN 10 his parents residence, where
he was attended by u physician 1t appears one
of the boys had cutters on his kite. and attempt
ed to cut loose his friends kite; hence the row.
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all ages Club purse. siso-flrst horse $3.50;
anc,one horse &10D.
T A. Cav enters b. h. Incom mode, ~ o.,
~ Melbourne. Jr., dam Income: 10
NJ Welsh entpra CHI b. Verdigris 8y.c.,
by Versailles, dam Belle Brandon; 1ls
p0unnS. 4" ="
n Hughes enters b. h. Dotili'y, 4yn., by
Hunters Lexington, dam Carrie Cros-
by: ITO pounds. 80
J Mcmahon ent' re- IN h. Russ Bufler.
y o.. by War Dance. dam Princess
Royal: 1t5 hounds ,-......'. ,,.-'.r"''t
Time: 1:51'a-1 :b6-1:48.
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PERS ON Al,

Mr. Fl. c. Sanford. OF Florida. is at the st.
Charles Hotel.
Gen. Sackett Inspector General of the United
States army. arrived last night. and Is at the ST.
Charles.
Mr.. David Danzger, of the great and widely
known dry goods establishment of Danzger 4
Sons. NO. 1857 Canal street. has Just returned
from New York. where he has been purchasing
goods for bis universally popular house. Mr..
David Danziger Ia the purveyor Of the house,
and spends most Of his time at the North select
ing goods of the latest style and most fashion
able designs. A visit to their establishment
will convince any one of this fact.
Those of our readers who contemplate visit
ing the North will do we'll to select Pullman
palace car. commanded by such polite and
attentive gentleman as Capt C. o. Chenault
The captains car goes through to Washington
without change. and those who have travelled
with him are unanimous in their praise of his
gentlemanly bearing and indefatigabie atten-
ton to the wants and comforts Of his passen-
gers.
save per cent discount by paying your
state taxes before may 1.
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Dropped Bead,

At o'clock last night Mr.. julius Wusthoff.
aged fifty-seven: native of &c many and a
resident of this city for forty-two years.
dropped dead at the corner Of Camp and Canal
streets
Mr.. Wuathoff was well known to the German
population Of this city, and was much respect
I'd. He WAS veteran Of the Mexican war. and
served four years with Hood during the Con
federacy,
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

suCtTssIONs OPENED.
| G-"srd Stricken, Pat Walsh. Owen Il. Nc
| Gum $50
EMAECtPhTED.
| Harry Wbeeless. r Farrell.
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Caught at Last,

Aid B. A. McDonogh yesterday arrested a
negro named Anthony Digg- and run hiu nto
the Central ation on the charge of heine a
fugitive from justice from the PARISH of st.
Mary. The accused WAS arraigned before Judge
Smith and rema ded to the Parish Prison,
without the benefit Of bail. to await the arrival
of the sheriff of st. Mary.
1t is alleged that the accused Is the party who
murdered Sam johnson. justice Of the peace
in the parish of st. Mary. in the ar 1875.
He was arrested fer the offense, but managed
to escape from prison. and up to yesterday had
eyaded the law
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

NEW SUITS.
B. Vigneau va City Of New Orleans.
Leon We'll x c.. Va. John Wolf.
w. w. Washburn VS.. J. A. Burke ct al
DECISION.
JOS A. AIsworth VS.. III hernia National Bank
Suit to recover amount of rent owing by de-
PENDANT to ellsworth. Plea OF res j,tdieata made
by the State and L. l.. Conrad dismissed with
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wEATHE R AND RIVERS
yestevday's Te.npera turc.

The signal service telegraphio reports from
other points, dated at 8 :43 p. M, give the tenn
perature as follows:
Cairo 6so, Cincinnati ss. Davenport 56, Du-
buaue 81, Galveston 80, lndianoIa II, Keokuk
b. Lacrosse 81, Leavenwnrth 10, Louisville
co. Memphis "A, Nashville "a, New Orleans 81
Omaha 81, Pittsburg 90, Shieveport 49, st.
Louis SO. st. Paul 81, Vicksburg 80. Yankton
D. II 65. Augusta Is, CoraIcana SO. Key West
90, Mobile 81. Montgomery H. Savannah rs.
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CAPITOL NOTES.

No executive action upon the Mofett bell
punch act yet.
Geo M Elwood. of Rochester. N Y, has been
appointed commissioner of deeds for the
State Of Louisiana.
In reply to DR.. Choppin's letter. the secretary
Of the owboat Association writes THAT be man
ayers of that association will meet Dr. Chopin
on Monday, at IL M, for n-uitation.
There are about ten tax collectors in the par
ishes that the Audit would like 70 hear from
right soon. and the fl lst question no would ask
hem is how their la teri settlements e t
yet.
st. Bernard Fire Company No. / Is working
up It's picnic, which is to AXE place on Sunday
next at the Fair Grounds. and we know that
big success. There will be racing, prizes and
all that Is attractive.
Mr.. DEMOCRAT" eaid two little bewitching
flowers at st. Patrick's Hall, yesterday. you
didn't put my name in your, report yesterday"
We felt guilty. aud promised t. atone for this
grave offense to Flora's pets, Their names IRE
misses whom we would be happy TO s.e again
In the same beautiful Flower Dance"
The State Board of Engineers have prepared
and on Wednesday forwarded to the Amer ican
Society of Civil Engineers for transportation to
the Paris Exposition map three feet wide by
five feet long. showing the various cut-ohs In
the eyer II ses he a1
lengi h of levees, and other general information
of interest.
Information has been received by State au-
perintendent of Public Eiuca'io ion Lnsher that
the school board Of St Landry have formally
elected parish superintendent. the board mis-
constituting. doubtless. his late circular regard
ing the selection OF a head teacher for each par
lsh or district. He will notify the board named
of its error. and it will be corrected. no doubt.
at once.
Quite number Of complaints are booked
daily at the office Of the Board Of Health. and at
the offic' 8 OF the various district sanitary In
spectors. reIat We to filthy cutters, i-y- and
streets. and all are attended to as soon as
lodged. The officers OF the board are r. deter.
clean. and ask ouly that the citizens aid them In
SO doing, by reporting promptly any neglect on
age reeeptacles empty. streets and cutters
clean etc.
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sUPREyI " COURT.

Motions to dismiss the following cases are
fixed for
MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1878:
No TIA. Loutsin Board OF II ustpes Amer
lean Pru ing HUE tor the Bind. appellant.
vs. Valsln J. Duuuy OF ala.
M. 7tlg succession Of Henry J. Forstal
No 1880 Succession Of L.. W. Lyons.
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Society does well to remember that Of the !.
ninety-nine (reputedJ innocent sheep, ninety
eight are perhaps neither more Nor less guilty
than the one which has openly gone astray.
It is not SO m UGH the devious excursion from
the fold itself which Is the offense, but the ae-
cident of it's detection.
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Women FiKhting,

Between 8 and o'clock yesterday evening q
difficulty to place ut the corner of Broad and
Banks streets, between two negro women.
which terminated In the latter being cut several
times In the head and body and slightly wound
ed By 8 knife In the hands Of the former. who
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Conveniently mar the prominent business
hous 8. all pian.s of public interest and resort,
and In The very h. arr OF the best resident por-
tion OF the city for good Lying. good r. atment.
Chestnut street Philadelphia. can be conscien-
tiousiy recommended.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT

The case Of s. J. Memory W. Andrews ct ais
was res med yesterday. Witnesses we're ex~
amned and the case continued.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1878.
iastic audience, and we're frequently en-

thusiastic audience. and we're frequently en-
cored.
with great talent aniMneligence, and wound
up without single incident to mar the beauty
uf the play
We have no doubt that, should the club re-
pet the doctor Of Alcantara," the appre-
"iatve people NJ New Orleans wi flock to wit
ness it. and. like oliver Twist" still ask for
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FIFTH DISTRICT LOUHT.
NEW SUITS.

John Valentine VS.. J +. Walter.
Loeb Gnmbei Simon ys Henry sherman.
Robert Hutchinson vs. New Orleans Gasli9ht
Comrpny
William Heyle Va L. II. aassinot.
H. J. Brinker vs.. Mrs. l.. J. Seger.
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PREMIUM BONDS.

The lowest figure ut which premium bonds
were offered for sale to tho city yestei day was
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
AHRAfGNED.

ARRAf4NED. e.
d. D. O'Brien was arragned yesterday and
pleaded not guilty on the Information OF for
gerry filed against him on the charge OF j. j.
Tareton and u. r. Peters
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A MUSE " r. WIS.
Academy of Music,

At this theatre spaldlngs Olympic Theatre
Company will again present A Celebrated
Case"
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stage 0f the Rivers,

Daily telegraphic report of the stage OF
water Mt various points, with changes, In the
"a hours ending yesterday at 9p. m:
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discount Of 3 per cent ON state taxes
paid in April,