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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
AMssEsI ENTs.
st. Charles theatre,

The exhibition Of the photograph occurs Tor
the first time In New Orleans on Monday, at the
st. Charles Theatre. There will be three lee
lures given by Mr.. Maury one from 10
@. IN. to o. M; one from to 0. m.,
and one from to 10 D. m, In another
column we refer, to ths exhibition made be-
Of this city. Here We wish to call the attention
of the public tn the fact that the exhibition is
amusing as it Ia wonder al. and that ladies and
and bis experiments on the phonograDh, that
are gotten no with much cleyerness. There will
be- many. we are satisfied who will be agreeaby
disappointed when they attend these exhibit
Enna-
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HE CUT AND RAN.
A Woman stabbed in the side and Dan
kerOuhly wounded.

At about quarter to o'clock last night DIFF
Aculty took place at Martha Thomas domiciIp,
located on Polymnia street, between St. Charles
and Prytania. between herself and negro
nAtn"d Henry Williams. which terminated 10
the woman being stabbed in the. left side and
dangerously wounded with knife in the hands
of Henry Williams. 4
The accused, after committing the deed. fed
from the house, and though the, police were
after him, he had not been caught up to mid
nioht.
A DEMOCRAT reporter visited the scene of the
cut ng and CLEANED the following facts
It Is said the accused was informed that the
him. was at the sametime paying her addresses
% another fawny son Of Africa, Last night
charged her with the report; harsh words en-
sued and the fight was waxing warm, when
Williams drew his knife and cut her.
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BARRY GUARDS.

A meeting of the residents in the rear of the
Fifth Ward was called Friday evening, July
IL. 1878. Full three hundred voters assem-
bled for the purpose Of organizing Demo
cratic club for the coming campaign. The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. W. M
Evans, who delivered few appropriate re-
marks explaining the object Of the meeting
After the usual preliminaries attendant on q
permanent organization, and the adoption OF
the name, Barry Guards Of the Fifth Ward -
the organization was completed by the cleo
ton Of the following officers: II. l.. Kenney,
president; Jules Knoll, first vice president
John JOurnee second vice president; w. NJ
Evans, secretary; John Wasser, treasurer
J. II. knepper sergeant at-arms.
Res0tUed, That we recognize none but Fl, J
Rivet as president Of the Central Club, and
give our entire support to M. @. Barry.
THE LANGwELL GUARDS.
Last evening there was meeting of over
200 voters on Cont street. between Burgundy
and Rampant streets, and with great en-
thusiasm the following officers were elected
President, VIM. Stevenson; first vice presi-
dent, p Quasso; second vice president, Albert
r. Pendagrast; secretary. Dan. COsgroye;
treasurer George Comfort; sergeant-at-arms
J. Canduff; grand marshal, Geo, Brown. The
club in the expression Of their opinion. sup
ported the claims Of Charles Cayanac Esq
for political preferment.
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That OLD sore.

A taxpayer residing in the vicinity Of Car
roilton paid visit to the assessment depart
ment yesterday to ascertain the amount of
taxes due on two vacant squares of ground
owned by him, and found that the drainage
tax alone upon the land amounted to $780,
whilst the entire property could not bring
more than $3.50 under the hammer. The tax
payer left the office, concluding to let the
property go to the city for what 1t Is worth.
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A TREAT IN STORE.

Tonight there will be quite an enjoyable
entertainment at the Derbigny Orange Grove
in Gretna, given by the David Crockett Steam
Fire Company No. 1. Full arrangements have
been made to secure success. The locality
chosen for the entertainment is the Derbigny
plantation, the grounds of which are well
Shaded bv numerous trees. The Fourth Dis
trict ferry lands within three blocks Of the
entertainment grounds, and we doubt that a
better chance can be found to spend pleasant
summer evening than with the boys Of David
Crockett No. and their guests.
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DEATH OF u. F. HALL.

On Monday, July s. r. F. Hall departed
this life in this city, after forty years Of life
of probity and earnest labor. Born in Copiah
county, Mississippi, he moved to New Or
leans twenty years ago, and as printer and
member of the Typographical Union was
most highly respected by ali who knew him.
Cut down in the very heyday OF life when
mans energies are at their climax, by the In
sidious attacks of disease, he laid down his
"stick" to take it up no more. Peace to his
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CLUB DRAMAr,QrE LOUIs1ANAIs.

Last night the Opera House overfowed
with light, life, gaiety and beauty, to greet the
complimentary performance of Les Cana
ches" by the Club Dramatique Lousianals.
As usual, the members Of the club were
greeted and applauded by the elite Of the
beauty and gaIlantry of New Orleans.
The play was performed with the following
cast;
La Marquis della Rochspeans W. P. Menard
Marcel Cavalier ............-. Jules I. de BafJAo
Le DUO dc la Rochepeanf. H. A. Despommter
LeOnidas Vauclin. ............-...A. M LIambias
URBAN Fromenl oil. ............,..,.A, H. P'launs
VI. de VaGreuse. .,.....-.......,,,..A. Mnnfauiat
Bnrllon. Mendes
BnutRogne. II. terber
Marguerite. ulte Rosst
II ,sHio de FOrhac. ................- Marie ' Hlhn
1t would be IN easy task to pronounce on
the relative merits of the players or to men
ton particularly the favOrite character of the
play. However, justice must be done to Nine
RoSsi as Marguerite. Nine. ROssi carried
with her the sympathies OF the audience; hers
Is q role of patience, gentleness and meek suf-
fering, which she admirably understood and
spoke to perfection with low, sweet intona-
tiOn that made the Illusion complete. R0sdtt
de FOrbGC Mrs Vezian) Is an old maiden full
of quaint WAYS and imbued with q holy nor
rOr OF saCrileglOus Partisan Ideas and GUS
toms. Mrs, Vezian was inimitabe In her char
acter and carried her share Of applause.
The gentlemen were in their best spirits,
and showed In their acting and careful study
of gesture acting and intonation, which the
audience appreciated. We hope shortly to be
able to attend another performance by the
club, which, no doubt, many will, like us, wit
ness with renewed pleasure and appreciation
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

At about o'clock Saturday morning negro
bur gar bv he name nf Joe Brown effected an
Charles street.. between Ottawa and Joseph
streets. He was discovered and fred on BY the
inmates When he gained the street ne vas
captured by Officer BARR tt, identified By Mr..
D Lnneel and then locked up.
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We would call the attentiGn Of our readers
pany, t0 the statement of the Peoples Insur-
an, 9 Company, publ shed In another column ,
which shows that there Is an increase OF Slz.182
s22 y030 80. The dividend to stockholders is 10
Der cent and to all Insurers per cent. besides
TX cant rehatp
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the convenience OF bathers where extreme priv
tiful dinner as he can prepare them, ana the
new lavatory was duly toasted. with the many
trains running to this point on the CITY HALL
weary denizens Of the city will now have an OPP
pOrtunity to enjoy the cool waves and braetnR
air Of the lake at but trifling expense.
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INTO The WATER.

Our friend. the genial proprietor Of the New
Lake End House. Maj. Charles Hoyt, yesterday
baD' lied his new bath-house. and right royalty
did he do it. After an inspection of this new
and eommodious building, elegantly suited to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
REGISTRATION MATTERS.

Register Landry reports fifty-two voters
papers issued yesterday. He says, too, that
he has an ample force now to register 15S
daily, and requests that all voters who can do
SO shall register at his Office.
Frequently the complaint with business
men Tor not voting is that they have not or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

We are indebted to HolIe, the we'll known
newsdealer Of Exchange Alley, for a number Of
newspapers from the East and West, and perf3
odicals OF all descriptions and Of the latest
dates. Hole is standard dispenser Of news
and fs the only man who carries the banner!
excelsior" without climbing too high, or GET
ting lost In the SNOW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

WALL, PAPER AND WINDOW SHADEs.-Mr. z.
N whail No 40 Camp street advertises In an
other column, wall paper and window shades
Of all descriptions. from the most fashionable
tints end patterns to the cheapest in the mar
ket Mr.. Newhal employs none but the bes
give satisfaction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

The world Is full of love and poetry. at least
demure face behind his grooming counters. full
Of news. at Goldthwaites bookstore. on Ex4l
change Alley, near the corner OF Canal street.
latest newspapers and periodicals, and what Is.
more to the point, he never forgets the DEsEo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14
UR RACES.

To-day, at $50 o'clock p. m, there will be
two tub races on the Mississippi river, foot of
Elmira street, Third District. The first race
will be junior race, and the second a senior;
none accepted less than 1870 pounds. The
prizes will be two OF the biggest hams that
can be found in the city. Both races will be
the same distance-250 yards. There will be
twelve entries in the latter race. Some Of the
names are as follows Messrs. NJ. Grace d.
Grace. Z, BOhm, D. Keefe, 7. Roig, J. Rojg
and George Boydal. George Meyer has been
appointed secretary. Much sport Is expected
Mr.. Fred. Brewer will be Judge.
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Shot In the Hand,

At O'Clock last night 2 negro EtTt Haiit e
Barre COMA, re-iting In the Second Precinct
" IS shot in the palm of the hand with pistol.
imposed to have been in the hands Of one r.
Donegan. The accused was locked up IN tne
Second Station
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The work of an IncendIary.

At4 O'Clock Saturday morning an attempt was
made to burn the unOccupipd building on Ur-
quhart street. between st. Anthony, and Baga~
and then setting them on fire. An alarm was
sounded. and the flames were extinguished with
n damage of s15
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did not have time to register In the ward, and
this Is the very thing Mr.. Landry desires to
remedy. He says those who contemplate
leaving the city for the summer should regis
ter before going,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

The New Orleans Insurance Company--one
of our staunckest and best-regulated in
snrance companies-have resolved. at late
meeting of the board of directors, to pay the
semi-annual dividend Of per cent Oh their
capital stock,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-14

= No other line makes such quick time 10 New
York, Boston aud other Eastern cities as the
great Jackson steel rail route
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 y. M, Saturday, July Ii.
observations taken ut the same moment Of
time at al statiOns.l
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CLUB m EETENGs.
Eleventh ward,

There was O meeting held in the eleventh
ward for the purpose of organizing Demo
cratic club at the corner of Tehoupitoulas and
Seventh streets Mr.. Jos. Cazentry was elect
ed president. Mr.. Jacob Dick first vice presi-
dent, Mr. Dennis Ryan secretary, Mr.. j.
Fisher sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. Hy. Cordes
treasurer. The roll contains eighty members
and the club was named the Wide Awake
Democratic Conservative Club of the Eleventh
Ward
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Linen suits at two dollars and twenty-five
cents and upwards. the clearance sale OF NJ, l..
Bvrne & Co.
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Linen suits at two dollars and twenty-five
cents ard upwards, the Clearance sale Of ID. ~
Byrne 4 Co.
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A full line of plain and colored hosiery for
ladies and obi ldren cheap at the clearance sale
Of III. Z. BHEne d Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-29
A2a UaseJe3sS0bZe Truth.

You deserve to suffer- and if YOU
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one excuse
tor you,-your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thou-
sands. Personal knowledge and COM
mon sense reasoning will soon show
you that Green's August Flower will
cure you Of Liver Complaint, or Dys-
pepsia, with all it's miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual cos
tlveness, dizziness Of the head, nervous
prostratlon, low spirits, &c. It's sale
now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not Druggist but will
tell you of it's wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
47yfeoW.
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The noteworthy features in sporting
circles yeasterday was the fast time
made by the trotters at Hartford,
Conn. Rarus, the new hero Of the
turf, made the three heats in the I'M
precedented time Of 2:15: 2:131a, and
2:13A, SURPRISING his previous record
Of three fastest heats, but not equaling
in either heats his Buffalo time of
.2:13I. The rare performance of Ra-
rus was fifty supplemented by the
achievements of the horses Edwin
Forrest and Hopeful, the former
making the mile in 2:141a, the half
mile being accomplished in / o54 and
the latter doing the half mile in :o619.
Rarus' half mile in Buffalo was made
in :05A. Rarus stands as the King
of the American trotting turf, but he
may we'll look to his crown in the face
of such ambitious aspirants as Forrest
and Hopeful. The time given above
is worthy Of note as showing the pro-
gress made in developing the Amer
lean trotting horse since the day when
Flora Temple astonished the sporting
world by making the mile in 2:19:A
at Kalamazoo, Mich, and was crowned
Queen of the Turf.-Chicago Evening
Journal, Aug. "a.
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-DO22'tDe DeceSUeeJ.

Many persons say Il hayn't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure.
DO they not know that Coughs lead to
Consumption and remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure cough OF any lung or
throat trouble. We know it will cure
when all others fail and our faith in
it is SO positive that we will re-
fund the price paid if you receive no
benefit. Is not this a fair proposition ?
Price so cents and $I.00 per bot
tie. For lame Chest, Back OF side, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cts.
For sale by J. B. StarkWeather, Keno
sha, Wis.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and
general debility when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer
which we sell Oh a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price IS cents. For
sale by J. B. Starkweather Keno
sha, Wis.
"HACKMETACK," a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by }. 3. Stark
weather, Kenosha, Wis. 4yleoW
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BRISTOL.
AUGUST 81. 1877

/ suppose Lowe an apology to the
lady who sent me the report Of the
Ladies' Missionary Meeting. | must
have made some blunder in my note
to the editor, as it is certain that he
would put it il il had not done so. I
shall be pleased to have notes after
each meeting, they will be interesting
and useful if published.
This is not q good season for items.
Men are too busy threshing grain to
spend time thrashing each other, and
the weather is so hot that nobody will
run fast enough to break his neck.
The fact is this warm spell makes
them so ba tired that they do not
care a continental whether the news
paper man gets an item or not.
Last week a few friends met at
Miss G. Woodwortb's to bid her good
bye. Good bye Christie, may your
shadow never be less.
Elder Howard and his daughter
Allzo came from Elkhorn to see
Christie.
Miss c. Woodwork left for the
Normal School at Whitewater. on Fri
day last. She calculates to fit herself
for q teacher.
Nj. McGregor, son-in-law of MI.
Gates, has come up from Chicago on a
visit. Mrs. McGregor is too unwell to
come.
On Friday last, as Mr.. A. Upson's
buggy was on the way to the picnic,
the team took fright and started to
run, threw the buggy off the road be-
tween MI. Gibbs and Mr.. Stevens,
broke the buggy to pieces, but I have
not yet heard that any one is. seriously
hurt.
MI. e. T. Roberts was visiting at
Racine last week.
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&c Professor
.EV ERgH a. E :S, 4 s
Classical and Scientific
SCHOOL

Will open Monday a. NJ Sept. 9th, III
the building next to, and directly west
of DR.. Eyerhart's residence.
TERMS $500 per half school year.
Those desiring to enter their boys will
be so good as to communicate with the
undersigned as early as practicable.
IF our friends in Kenosha desire a
first class school established in their
midst, and will give us their influence
and patronage, we fatter ourselves
that their sons will have opportunities
of unusual excellence. At our start
ing, we shall regard the help rendered
with more than ordinary gratitude,
and will not forget the good Offices and
timely patronage extended to us.
Professor Eyerhart expects to reach
home about the LIST of the next month.
GEO. NJ. EYERHART.
August %, 1878. 12W3
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On Friday night some person or per-
sons, who believe in having things di-
vided up, broke into the house of Mr..
A. III. Stevens, and after square
meal off the picnic cake, &C., helped
themselves to some jeWelry and other
traps They seem to not have been
experts as some money escaped their
notice. There was two suspicious
looking fellows around, but the men
in search lost track Of them. 1t is re-
ported that several other houses have
been broken into or attempted during
last week.
Mr.. Jerre Carpenter arrived per
Eastern train to visit MI. Myrick.
Two young men got to fsticuffs at
STANDARDS cheese factory last week.
Keep cool boys, there is better ways of
working off the extra steam than
fighting. 1t does not pay.
Elder Lounsbury, at Wesley, on
Sunday, discoursed on almost persua-
ded to be a christian.
The following houses have been
visited by some Of the down trodden n.
G. Labor Party: Messrs. II. Curtiss,
G. Gibbs, S. Hall, - Curtiss, SC, Sc,
&c. I think they ought to wait till
Ben is elected President, and let us
have a fair divide.
MI. NJ. O. Myrick and wife Of Gin
ton, New York, are visiting at M. O.
Myrick's on the old plank road.
MI. d. Fowler's daughter starts for
Oberlin College tomorrow. [ believe
other young ladies are going with her,
but have not learned their names.
If any one wants to see a cosy house
and good garden, let them call on his
honor, Mayor Spencer, and they will
see both. SENEN.
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WE published last week all that we
received from SENEX, of Bristol. He
spoke of a communication from a lady
whom he mentioned by name, but said
nothing, if we remember right, of any
missionary meeting. There was small
scrap in different hand writing from
the others in the envelope, and there
being nothing else we thought that
must be what he referred to, and it
was printed with the rest Of his letter.
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Legal N offices.
Executors sale !!

BY virtue of an order Of license made by the
Probate Court of Kenosha County i'll the State
of Wisconsin Oh the fifteenth day of april A. D
1878, in the matter of the estate OF James w.
Lynch deceased, and in pursuance of said order,
testament Of said deceased, shall offer for sale
at public yenlue, on Saturday the 2tst day OF
September A. ID. 1878, at O'Clock NJ. of that
City of Kenosha in said County and sell for Cash
all the interest Of said estate in and to the South
One Hundred acres from and off the entire
South side of the North West quarter OF Section
Ranse Twenty f' 32 East ms in said onY Of
KenOSha.
Dated Ken0sha, August 2Sth 1878.
13W3 JOHN MCKINNEY, Jr., Executor.
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Mary Paxon and Andrew J. Smith as Adj
ministratrix and Administration Of tile estate Of
Daniel Brooks deceased,
Against
George f. Andrus, Marinda Walker, Aar0n
Walker, William Walker, Julia Jackson and
Emma A. Walker.
By virtue and i'll pursuance of certain iud1g-
ment of foreclosure and sale rendered i'll the
above entitled action on the 9Th day of August,
1877, shall offer for sale and sell at public Ven
due at the front door OF the Court House, III the
city of KenoSha, on the 2lst day OF September:
A. D.. 1878, at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the following described real estate; VIZ !;
The west half of the north east quarter, and
the east llalf of the north west quarter OF sec
ton number twenty -four, III township number
one O)north of range number twenty-one CD
east. in the town of Bristol, in said coun5E OF
Kenosha containing one hundred and Sixty
acres of land be the same more or less.
HUGH MCDERMOTT,,
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
ByJ.V .&C. QUARLEs, Plff's Attys.
Dated Kenosha Anguish, A D. 1878. lowe
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Circuit Court Aenosiaa Ca>ssEsty.
Catherine O'ConrCT, Plaintiff,

Catherine OCOnTLT, FNUtW,
Warren e. Baker, Martha P. Bd7ce, h&s setfe,
Georqe ID. Head end A7ldgelU LlnQufst,
Dsfe1lGants
BY virtue Of a Judgment of foreclosure and
sale made in the above entitled action on
the 7th day of August, A. d. 1877, shall sell at
e front door the court Ho"se in the city
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, the Real Es
tate and Morgaged premises directed in 5he
as follows ALI of the following tract or parcel
Of land situate lying and being IL the COUNTY OF
the west half of the northeast quarter OF section
number six. CO., town one, d), north OF range
twenty three, (23), east, viz: Commencing at a
point which is one hundred feet east Of the west
line of said quarter section, and twenty rods
south of the north line of said quarter section
thence south seven 60 rods more or less to the
street next south of the town line atoreSalu,
thence east on the north line Of said st. fifty (5O
feet, thence north parallel with the west line OF
said quarter section seven, (Drods more or less
thence west fifty G0) feet to tue place OF begin
ming. HUGH MClERMO5 "
13w7 Sheriff OF kenosha county
Dated Sheritf's Office. Kenosha, Aug. 28th, 1878