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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
MARINE NEWS.

PoRT FEDS. March "A. q y. Wind north
east. light. Weather cloudy.
4 AA+.i*nd Anatrinn hark Antonietta. Puro-
yoh master, 30 days from British Guihea. In bal
Ameriean b rk Elvio Reed (new,, ReIrden
maetcr. II days from Bath. Me-, cargo OF loo. to
Sailed: staemsbins Algiers md New Or.
leans: ahipa China. Racahorse and Riveradale;
barks Vanedes and jacques Ccsnr: schooners
nushrod W. Hill and Edwin ]. Morrison; brig
Rita
HourHwrsr PASS. March IA. o p. m. -Barome-
ter 3u:lo.. Wind east, light.
Arrived: Norwegian ship Aukator. Knudsen
master. Si days from AigierH, In ballast, to
British bark Ocfavia, Purdv MASTER rs days
from Havre, in ballast to master.
master, days from Ruatan. with fruit to j. r.
Mncheca.
No departures.
NEw YonH, March 1a.-Arrlyed: Parthia. from
from Antwerp; State of Georgia. from Glas-
gov Columbus. from Havana
Sailed: Herder. for HRmhurg: w. A. HchRt-
erpool state Of 1ndiann. for Glasgow: Canada
for London: Saratoga, for Havana.
FHlLApELrH1A, March l4-aailed: Indiana, 10 r
Arrived: samarton, from Liverpool.
from New York for Bremen.
RorTERpAM. March H.-Arrived: schiedam
QuEENsTowN March u-sailed: Spain for
New York. Ohio for Philadelphia. Java for Boa-
ton.
LrvERroo1. March 14---Arrived: Wyoming
from New York, Hooper from Boston, Frede-
rico from New Orleans.
Ns Sailed yd. AFsran asr, or qty q Berlin for
for Portland, and Peruvian for Baltimore.
ANTwERr March 1a-Arrived; Herman Lud-
wig from New York.
AsrrNwAn1. March A.-Sailed; Andes for New
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
THE McALEsTER INVESTIGATION.

The following letter was received yesterday
by the Investigating committee on the loss of
the MCAlestor:
Npw ORLEANS. March Ia. 1878.
Col Simpson. Chairman Committee Of Investi-
CATION Steam Dredge NlcAlester Disaster:
Sri am informed personally that the wit
nesses whose names | yesterday handed you
have received only a verbal summons, and The
men decline 10 attend for reasons which may
be readily understood.
now hes to inform you that tho Admins
traitor Of Public Works has placed at your dis :
position one or more rooms in the Court
witnesses who are qualified to speak regarding
the seaworthiness Of the vessel when she
started unon her unfortunate voyage; and
beg leave to suggest that your further investi-
CATION be hell at that place. and that the wit
nesses ! have de ignated. and those whose
names l now inclose. be properly summoned
and compelled tn appear.
am. sir. respec fully, your obedient servant,
JOHN HUGHES Shipwrght.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Ay NJ r. WAL.

Yesterday an event occurred in this city In
which our entire population must feel deep
interest His Grace Archbishop Perohe offleia-
ting Miss Laure T. Beauregard. the rnly
daughter OF our distinguished fellow citizen.
Gen. q. r. Beauregard was married to Mr..
Charles A. Larendon of Georgia. a young gen.
tleman widely known in New Orleans for his
intelligence, courtesy and fndomttable energy
The charming bride. whose accomp pllshments
and lovely disposition have made her q great
fnvorite in our social circles. carries with her
In her now estate the best wishes aud blessings
OF all those who knew ber. The bridal party
leave this morning for Atlanta. the home of Mr..
Larendnp. after which they will make an OK
tended European tour.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Hecclcr Talks--The silver nisl-IneNpe~
rtenccd AuE els.

JERSEY Crry. March 14.--Henry Ward Beecher
tectured In the Flrst Methodist Church last
evening, on the Wastes aud Burdens Of So
cietr.". Speaking indirectly Of the silver bill.
dividuals III country where both the State and
national governments disrtgarded thor obli-
gationa. He mentioned tho Reputation by the
national government to destroy our credit
abroad. There arc influences hat all the min
taiefs in the world cannot successfully combat,
rsls and blckerlpgs In the world. and even in
tho church.
He said that two thousand years ago flock
singing Peace on Earth. Good viii Toward
Men, but VIII IN they looked down and saw how
mon were sat against each other. they flew
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
SENATOR BoATNER's RESIGNATION.
Ills Colleagues Appeal to Him to Remain
In the senate.

His Colleagues Appeal to Him to Remain
In the senate.
Senator Boatper. who is about 10 remove from
his present home In Catahoula parish to Mon
roo has made up his mind to tender his resig-
nation as n member of the Senate from u Q
Twenty. fourth Senatorial District. and learn
Ing this before Mr.. Boatner's departure yes
terday. the holding -ov .r Senators Iaddre sed
to him The following letter to which he has not
yet replied.
Ntw ORLEANS. March IA. ts7a
Hon. O. ]. Boatner. Senator rom Twenty fourth
District Of Louisiana.
Eir-trhs undersigned. yonr eolleagues In The
Senate holding over. take this meth OF ex-
pres sing their high admiration for tuir uuali.
floatons as Senator. as we'll as your zeal nd
devotion tn The interests Of The stnte as mani-
tested turing the sessions Of The st two years
and to request of you that yon will reconsider
your intention of resignng. In vew OF the in
tere-ts Of 't,n stae. aud the fact that your sent
eannot be Oil d with equal advantage TO tho
State. we ask In the name Of The commonwealth h
that you fptegp any private engagement in
order that you may continue 10 discharge The
duties which you have thus far so satisfactorily
perfrmsl
t"dS nprdy t,ichapdson t"ds Les :. s4S.u Tpsada.
9. D Wheeler ]. W Hand,ford,
+ IA 4 RuSt"T Z W",Iss 5r. + + 2 ? Gsl.nj Gstt n+j
take great pleasure In. Joining the Senators
In the above request. and hope that the Senator
will reconsider his inte1rtnt|nja 1t,t|}a w,,rz
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
Senator Hoatner is. 1t ID said. of the opinion
that should he remove to another district he
cannot, consistently retain his sent in the SEN
ate but In this idea his fellow Senators do not
concur.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
a Northern Howl Over southern Improve.
ments.

NEW York, March IL Speaking of Eugene
Ing attention aft esh TO the chief danger OF the
present political situation. the excessive power
greas, and the excessive demands of ihe South
Che Tribune gives a complete list Of the bills and
resolutions introduced In the House of Repre-
recess for the purpose of securing public i'm
provements in the South, and says; This list
does not, - course innu ie private claims. Tho
bills for the appropriation I indefinite sums
are those that call tor the largest amounts; for
instance, each OF th" Texas Pacific Railroad
bills askA for $40 0oo. 900 OF bonds more or less
extended Is s27 aa6 7 hut this is small fraction
or the amount t'r which tho South. through its
representatives. clamors II Is safe to say that
the bills introduced before the holiday recess
alone ask for ut least 30 900 900 TO be expen led
in the southern States. OF the great numoer
introduced sinca no mention Is made. but tho
amount IL steadily increasing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
LARATtJl'S GRIM e.
lie is Sent Before the superior Criminal
Court.

August Labatut. who uFdered hla wife some
two weeks ago, came before Judge Mil enbsrger
on ~ preliminary examination Inst evening.
The accused on the evening he committed the
deed said to 81 reporter Of this paper that he
expected nothing in this world but death. at
the hands Of the executtoner, and re proposed
to meet that fate bravely: and further, that he
did not intend even to struggle Tor bis life In
court or anywhere else. Bot since then he has
not only to save his mock, but to regain his lib
erty
His lawyers will In oil probability try and give
the Jury that try him the insanity dodge but
this. as in similar insta' ees. may ~. Judge
Mitenberger last evening listened to all the EVIL
dence which In substance was tfie same aS
published in the DEMOCRAT on the morning fol-
lowing The murder.
When the testimony was concluded the ac-
ruscd was sent bsfot o ths Superior Cri mtnal
court, without the benefit Of BALL to be- tried for
his llte,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
AMUSEM EN'I'S.
m HsS MUTTON,

Had Miss Eytinge ma 70 her debut in this
city in Miss Muton"-the original play upon
which East Lynne" Jealousy" aud proba-
bly, half 81 dozen others are bassd-we ysn4
ture the opinion that she would nave created
even n better impression than she did In Rose
Michel" Miss Mutton" Is more sympai hetie
and refined, In movement m r. animated than
Hose Mioh"l." apdo in almost every particular
superior to tho heavy drama which introduced
Miss Eytnge TO our public. That Miss Mutton"
affords more scope for the display Of the great
talent of this charming actress manifested IT
self extensively !nst eyaning. when after every
fore 'he curtain. For our 1T q acknowlsge
ourselves highly. n!snse! with Miss Eytinee's
The play b ing rendered by her In the highest
siys of art Il, we do. not share he apprecia-
iion Of the audience of some If ths more na-
tsssc sna ppwbrf 2 psri"d t, q the psy hs
srn mel ,,n'elodrnnmo,, than was lndluIged ;, 4 1,
her highly emotional passages we're son somewhat
draWled out. assuming mt times Il monotonons
character, But. Fe IhIs Hs it mHy. II POI
oe"asiun Of eomritnenting Miss Emma Mad
dleern. whose imuers"pai If ti,e part OF
Tr WI II prn' hs rensa.ss aa .wsna1tly @ ts
bent fit of ltv g Eyfngs who has already many
claims upon our public. The Innse will GER
ai1ly be- lag = ona for: n addition to Mis- .
Macbeth" The bill is sufficiently attractive.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Frank Mayo will hold the boards ut this thea
ire during the eutite week, playing Davy
Crockett nightly.
AGNES HEHNDoH. =Au4ss
Mr.. Emile A. Grndot. agent for Miss Agnes
Hsrndon, arrived In he city yesterday for ths
purpose OF making an engagement for the lady.
whose reputation Is now rs wide as the country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
CAPITOL NOTES.

Tho acta approved by Gov. Nichols Yesterday
will be found i'll another column of this paper.
The apportlonment bill occupied the Senate's
attention three hours yesterday. but was finally
passed.
Some OF the members are Of the opinion that
legislation can be Weund up by tomorrow
night
The office OF the Sergeant at Arms of the
House is flooded with Congressional documents
from the Louisiana delegation.
Ono Of the Republican members OF the Senate
said yesterday that his side would have had 1t
their own way. even with a minority. in the
lively night session which lasted until nearly
o clock yesterday morning. had it not been for
the fact that the President OF the Senate was In
the chair up to the adjournment His side. he
said. could mix things in the way of snarly
questions with any ordinary presiding officer.
but they. as he said. couldn't confuse Gov
Witt worth cent"
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
noticed Mayor Pisbury. Surveyor dHems:
eumrt and Dr, Cspdeyielle sach of whom did

noticed Mayor Pilsbury., Surveyor {, Hems;; 3;
court and Dr. Ospdeyiele. .aeh pl Whom dio
his duty bravty and conscisnf gusy.
The four prizes consisted OF TWO SILVER ROD RODs
let's washed In gold. and two ebilarens SILVER
knives and forks After c0mpe ttton. IasLing
from 10 o'ooek m. Till y. M, the pflAss Wefe
awarded as follows:
First prizs to Felix Parret. aged SIX months,
weighing twentv-two pounds.
Second prize to Della Coleman. aged eieVen
months, weighing 3oh pounds. -
Third prize to Lewis Behan, aged seventeen
months, weighing hfty-,w1,, pounds. ..,
enteen months. Weighing tweniy eight 3 ,unds,
After The presentation OF ths pttzes 70 the
suce esfnl eompetitors there was Deposited IN
thd hards Of Mavor Ps bury. on behalf 0f the
New Orleans DEMOCRAT IL golden diaper pm
studded with rearlE hni finely snamaieu. 10 20
presented by him 10th winner NJ the tlrst prize s
tallar lint were served by the benevolent ladies'
who took Interest in the rufposs WetH UfvWtsa dts
with frisuds who largely part3ok Tor con-
sideraiinp. Of the ,nspitaliies tne place. As
much as we could Judge lhe Lite sisters OF
tho Poor have not exuectel rsli In vain IRON
are cnnHd"rt thht " rep tiflon 0f TINS Dapy
how would be greater sncesss even lhHn the
last one and would add greatly T., the resources
~ the "hhritahle institution which this one was
designed tn aid 90
W. must nj forget to mention how pleasant
tho Dr. MocRAr staff hy tho fairset Of ths ladies'
present. Tue sparkling ehamuagne that was
off reh WIS II / brighter than the snowy hands
That poured IT. aud the bright eyes that smils.i
as they looked down upon tiis glass gave addi-
tonai bouquet. aron!Mleolor hnd light to the
day was indeed occurrence long to be re4
fpsulbernd .a
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

To COTTON PRESS PRopR1EToRs.-Thi is the
heading of an advertisement in another col
umn. 1t is claimed by Messrs. J. 3; Laiitte &
Company. Com % that their pr press % wnch ia Know known as
the Champion more fully meets the require
ments of tho trade than any other now us,d. II
fuel and other current expenses and is quickest
in movement, and less liable to accident. and
has also the advantage # power oyer other
presses 10 the extent of 40 per cent in the mater
Of storage saved by repressing. Nessrs. J. b:
Lafitte & Co. will guarantee gam Of 30 per cent
IL storage capacity in cotton compressed ordin-
arily. Their charge for recompressing is sew
enty- five cents per bale. including drayage from
and to the vessel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
TEE BABY SHOW,
Felix PPrrct, Della Coleman, Levi
Wehan ana Jennie Williamson
Cha ptOns.

GruneWad Hall yesterday was tantaizing
place for bachelors and q solace and comfort
for those who. true to natures eternal laws
and tho sanctity Of traditions. got for themselves
mates and endowed the Republic with future
patriots. Some time before noon the best of
our people began fiocking towards the ap-
pointed place. the fairest Of ladies and the
beautiest Of maidens. mothers and sisters lead
ing forth specimens of art. al! worthy the
prizes to be given. Proud stood and smiled
each expectant mother; happy from beaming
eyes looked every hopeful nurse. Parents stood
by in gleefu expectation. cousins,sis ers-in law.
godmethers and near re atives. breathlessly
awaited the awful decision ofthe Judges. sworn,
but yet wavering In doubtful hestancy. fearful
Of their great responsibility. We have rarely
seen hall in Now Or cans moro crowded with
the best clements of our native society. 1t was
IN unexpected pleasure to sec how tho
choicest flowers Of our land combined to
tare. The mothers were al smiles, the
pecting hat their darling would win the prze.
Alas for hopes that are bound to be blasted.
Eheu" for chIculations that must melt into
thin air and dreams Of happine-s hut cannot
be ealzed. Everybody could n t get the priz.
The faire-t; OF children the most angelic Of
were ignominiously beaten in the ,nce Of the
communw wealth. owing to Tu Q establis he'd
that gave precedence 10 weight over every
other quality.
1t was indeed pretty sight to behold There
is no hing In the world. except peihap, q beau
tiful woman. that can compare with iine
tured qualities thar give amihbiIity to form and
grace to movement. The man who does 10, not
and ha- no music in his ul" TIL. baby is
The essence OF life. A house without one Of
these membranes Is a wilderness, No family
ought to be without one. In fine, the tootsey
pootsey" Is the acme OF human happiness, we
pity the people. who haye no, baby Ia the
house. The day for hem. If they have anything
like soul or heart is made dismal by the hb-
SEN o Of noise and the innocent Warbling prat 10
Of tho unconscious little tongne The night 1s
blank "a ksome brcause oi ' ,har hs I'm a
pure and equal breathing Of the innocent chld.
or tho mel,dious cries that spontaneously issue
from its lun !s-a man who has @ never W r. hid any
his fellow. beings, and If this is rrfiec ion
against old bachelors, we are wiling t. stand
the conseau. noes
The premises considered, we, therefore, went
In b. art and soul with the baby show yester-
day, and were well repaid for our attendance.
There we saw, NJ Grunewaid Hall. the prettiest
of babies ing hroughi in, one after the o. her.
to be weighed BY the judges. amongst whom we
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
Label: Remember Bollinear & Co.

NICHOLS LUNCH HoUsE.-Ons If he most de-
lightful places in the CITY to get lunch or din
rrer Is this neat and well conducted restauran t.
None T the best cooks are employed In. this
would survive long under the ever wat clful eye
Of the proprietor. who ia himself veteran in
the business. This house has lately been re-
ted, and every convenience attached. Arches
have been cut into the adjoining building. and
!. has been fitted np In the neatest manner for
selves in g. comfortable room separated from
the main ., s%aIooa. % All the delic eies that the
market affords this house s tesming with, and
cooked 10 the most delicious manner. The
walters all seem to vie with each other Ia polite-
ness and ,s xere s It not for Billy Dennis We GER
champion waiter. and d.serv 9 special notice. :
Ak for Billy, and you win be sure to yet your
share OF the desserts. The polite and courteous
proprietor invites tho especial ia ronage of the
hands. AsAsAe
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
ttnued frern rlr.t ,axe.

whose generosity many emigrants Ind been
enabled I'd reach Libefia
Applications cune In most cases from those
whose relatives have III PREVIOUS years gone TO
Liberia ana whus,s let ers have described the fer
tliity oil the soil aud aitir,, freedom from pren
diees existing In that country. others desire to
10 tD build up negro nal ienality. and to meet
civilization ani Ouristiamty.
Tie studants at Lin oln Univarsity. Pennsyl-
yenia. Hampton lhs'ttu Ion. Virginia. ahaw
Uniyerslty.. Raleigh m. g, Fisk University
anxious ID 20 10 Liberia a. ,on nH their studies
are completed. Fqur. missionaries have re-
cehtiy gone frm Fisk Unissrsi,y 70 Wendi, q
country between Liberia ,tnA Sierra Leone.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
opening Gf Hudson River-Flrst Trip OF
the seAaOn.


New York. March l4.-'The Peoples line
steamboat bean Richmond started for Albany.
ON the frs irip oi thus s.aSun, last evening.
She YVES iuil II Ieight and had many passen-
gers. The 81 John is waiting to take her place
at the wharf, Ia. he ready this evening. The
sonening OF navigation is two weeks earlier
than last year and bids fair to give the steam
boats q prosper, u teas n.
The steamboat City of Troy left about the
same time IA the Dean Richmond. THIS boat
to * up a heavy 10 d OF freight and there was a
fair iiet q pas sei E. r.. as the City OF Troy
leaves this evening. The steamboats, saiuted
them as they let their her bs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
A STATEMENT FROM GEN. POTTER.

Gen. Potter, United States army. member of
the McAlester investigation board. wishes it
distinctly understood that the board has no in
tention of whitewashing."
His intention is to elicit all facts relative to
the McAlester. her condition and seaworth ness.
and all persons who can furnish positive infor-
z alton on the subject are invited to call at
Major Howes residence, No % South Ram
part where the board meets from 10 a. Ii. TO 2
p. m. every day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
bankrupt Chicago - Policemen Dis
charged,

ton of the police force has hegun. ORDERS hay ,
been issued discha g,ng 100 mon. or nearly ss
per cent Of the IN ira force, There was con-
the opinionS which found express were not
only numerous but emphatic. and the reverse
There seems TO he no doubt In the minds Of
those who address, d their remarks to the policy
sof the reduction being enforced. but that il
would miitAts very atarially against the well
fare and progress uf tho city, not only in alarm
ing capital and enterprise. but in attracting
crime,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
HONORABLy DISCHARGED.

VIM. Hart. ESQ, highly respected citizen.
proprietor of tho grocery store corner Of
Gravier and Rampant streets, against whom
Officer J. Carey, of tho Crescent City P,lice,
made u charge OF assault and tat'ery before
Recorder Smith. n few days since was honornt,ly
discharged yesterday, after tria which es-
tablshed the fact that Mr. Hart did nothing
but act in self defense, and in protection Of his
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

LABoRERs TO ARR1yE.-At Mr.. Grif1n's intel
number of first class colored laborers will b.
received from North Carolina by an early train
who desire good hands. and are willngt, adj
vanc. the amount charged for transportation,
had better call at once before IL o'clock o-day,
and secure the number desired.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY MARCH Is, 1878

House Committee on Commerce. ureing the
members thereof. In The strongest terms. TO use
their Influence and most active efforts to get the
Legislature to pass the bill now before that
body, amending the chatter OF the Chamber Of
Comneree. md establishing In connection
sity and Importance Of such an institution we
have demonstrated on several occasions. and
we earnestly hope that The Legislature will not
adjourn before ing action OH this matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-15

r It III III -,-,- Observation-Disclosures. $500 "a
The reports OF sanitary inspectors for tho
mTnh 9Th e, rsn1ry were M ,9
which remain on hnua with THESE, exceptions
. The inspt etpr was not satisfied with The kind
bf serapings beiug dumped IN Tivoli Circle,
aud at his request The administrator Of I'm
ings should be pac. u Ia the Circle.
SECOND Di4iret-- DIR. Landry conn plains Of the
90, dIon of the ,Espianad street CIR stables.
looking TO the correction Of the evil.
The ,nspseor fspos gr9t ,, fa'ling of IN
Owing to ,hs ensr Y dispftiyed by DIR. Deznyas
Vaccine virus direct from the COW Is regularly
'Pfpif' Ibrd Distrlet-Dr. Bezou reports nm in
crease of small pox and m indisuositon on
The pntt Ct hduts to vaccination. MI of the
pupils IN the Mccarthy school were vaeeinated
condition ri his district hRs been excellent, and
fey y, ~, eas,s Of sna, 20, have occurred.
spection is going on rnpidly. and Tint only two
cases Of ar all pox ,,ccurreJ last month.
sixtb District = DR.. Btyey rep ,rls that no
month He max $ mention ri Pat 9 ark and
states that be continues to disobsy the orders
vf The bpHrd
s veuth Dis'rict-Dr Watkins reports an OK
cellent sanitary copdi ion for his district
The fuej ct, OF vaccination was discussed by
The losp ,,tors were not alHays In their Offices
when persons desi cd gratuitous vaccination.
A note WIS rto'ved from Dr. Dsvron. former
SANITARY INSPECTOR.
obierIpg to tho considered reflections on the
~, Lno. ny ~ ',S ~ ,s ~ ipt,t on u'
@ ,ta ~, - v,us t, e,.i - .int,n .ne
Ws -, ~ ~, ~ W ~ su}eMni M in ~ .epote
"sS ., itg ~ e ,a ~ tis % US
~ ~ ut1 w ,sad ,,, ~ nnu ''e fe"sohS WHY
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t a'. ,s VS. n9' ~ ~ w XII, ,s st,d ~ ,heo
H.. Nv hpnn hn,a a"y VI 'e o''s soo''eo 10 mon py
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III H"' ohereo the io''o"'ns. Whl'S Was
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mo m isat ., n n a ri ~, mn ~ y
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H. m nli move the aaoptioh of
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win f,,i ,,o.nr m = s,n - ,ni S,ta, ~ poso'
ani ,n ren1rt If boss bic nj tLis sessi'n ="
n, ,,iRn = I ppsu Ha, va, m ~, n,'s Sass''n, =.
u,mey ,,,n =, '"e ooAio WAS h8eo ae si'o' per an
nha cooI al, ,,sreo,ax H. rr.u.;, ,.
hnt ,he ,otn nn,,har ~ oaluns ropg,'I otoG
Int ~. 49,, m'.'not ~ ~, n E'i"hs !, ~ c,sm
sn, WIZ 'oThu rh. W Yn hnnvs ~ 'grhss hasnng
.'a, ,''' 'o'''' 'o''"o''ohs LOT fepr"Aty were
'@'t ,r,, .,.,or,. ,r.,rr,,v
Tue aN"os'A FACTORY.
DR., DR.. Jong,. m a.. cha'rmnn o. the committee com
posed OF pre, Janhy and Albreent. and the
president NJ the bonr't. appointed 70 investigate
| into tho complaints r. garding the factory at he
c,rner III G'avsr and Magnolia streets, sub
ml'ted r"pprt Whicb covered MI tho grounds
81 complaint. TIE report contained deser D.
ion 1t tho apparatus used. and the effects pro.
duced by the escape OF sulphurOus acid gas and
Other gases from the chimney.