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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-15
RREVITlEA.

It is reported that the well-known Frank
Ivichevich is In the field for the Senate in the
Fourth Ward.
Tony, at the Jewell received a party of friends
last evening and ex ended his hospital tiles
The occasion was his election as the best-look-
ing man in town.
The directors OF the Plaquemines Canal Com.
pany met again last evening at $780, but did not
transact any business of special importance
barring the consideration of a few private
financial question.
Grounds on Sunday and Monday, the nine
tenth and twentieth instan for The benefit of
the German Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Last night the DEMOCRAT office was fragrant
with the aroma of some deli lous cigars. from
Brother They served not a little to aid the
tired pen and revivifs the VIZ airy brain.
Messrs. Jas. D. Lynch. P. M. Lyons, and Geo.
ST. Charles Hotel. 1t is the intenio ion of these
gentlemen to visit some plantations along the
coast and on the Teche on d tour OF pleasure
and business combined.
Gems Revueltas aud Fuero, Of the Mexican
army, and Lerdistas. who have been in this city
Tor some months; Watching the progress III
Cruz. Apropos of the Lerdist movement now
fairly under way, this Ia significant.
We are indebted to T. Fitzwilliam & Co. for a
finely executed engraving of the H. +. Lee mon
merry called Tivoi. Circle, 1t is a Fl piece of
work, ana gives correct idea of the magnificent
monument destined to do honor to the greatest
hero Of the Confederacy.
The Amateur Base Ball Club organized last
evening, with the following officers: Charles
Camp. pitcher Aug Alt catcher; s. benny.
1rst base; Aug. vasin, second base; Char e.
Blaise, third base; John Cruso, short stop;
Jos. Perpe.e, right fl Id: :. Peter Martin, left
fed and captain VIM. kaffo. centre field. Sec
rotary, Vim. Ratio.
We have received from F. F Han sell, No. 80
Camp street, locks Law OF Partnership. d
valuable and concise treatise on the suhje.t
valuable to the profession and Indispensable to
commercial frms covering in a comp vet form,
all the recent English decisions On he law OF
artnership. By Frederick Pollock. of Lincolns
Inn. First American, from the last English
edition, in leather. etc.
There was to have been meeting of the NV
Orleans Gun Club la t night, but there was no
quorum, and an adjournment was had until
e hs T. ba IN Jpa At that time
show, which. II Successful, win bring out tor
public inspection some OF the finest hunting
dogs in the world AS one of the Tub mr mbe, 5
remarked last night, 'thereare more tine hunt
United States, and an exhibition Of The native
aud imported breeds would be something
worth seeing"
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PACIPI ALTON.

We clip the following from the Boletin Conner
cial, Havana May7:
Although We have nothing OF great interest to
communicate under thus head We may remark
that some progr 81 is being made.
The insurgenG chief Maceo, mentioned in our
last issue as holding out for pee al terus has
not yet capituIated. H. has, however. c,nfided
to the care of the Spanish government his
IN Their aud sister. who have been. together with
his brother who capit ulat.''i. sent to Jamai.a la
II Spanish gunboat at their oWn quest. TINS
W think Is a pretty certain precursor OF MS
own capitula ion at no very distant day.
Political refugees Of ali descr pit ,n- are now
returning to the Island; the number wouli be
much larger If We wera not just entaring on
our yellow fever season. Many fam Ii nave
been away nearly tea y-ars. au'i fear to return
dur ng the summer. particularly such as have
G. IL r, born during he perp of their exil !:
all these have already manifested tneir in'en-
ton Of coming in November next; SO that our
shopkeepers are looking forward to a more an
mated wluter season tuan they have had fot a
long time.
From Key West large number of the cigar
makers have alr.ady rrtu ned and within a
very few months Key West W Ii lose pretty ne,.r
ly about so Der mt OF its present Inhabitants.
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New ORLEANS Nav IA. 1873.
Mr. Jose G. Garcia editor of Las Nooedades,
New York.

NEW ORLEANS. May IA. 1873
Mr.. jose, G. Garcia. Editor of Las Nocedades,
New York
Dear .5ir-The latest arrests made In this city
by ord rs of Chas. T. FL ward. owner of the cor
rupt institu ion 50 we'll known as the Lnuisi-
ana State Jtery Company. OF several OF our
countrymen, for eelliug Havana l't'ery tickets.
has given rise TO mu' indignation amongst US
and called our attention to An q tvertlr-m mt
of said corporation we perceived not long ago In
your worthy ard popular paper; and as. the
same has vary arge circu alton in thu Island
OF Cubt we have d"c led t., publicly request you
to refuse the Insertion of said advertise t
any longer, tthe capt al prizes Of all its draainRs
happening to he sold always outside OF its own
STATE not only for it unfairn sa. hut al so and
most esp-cialy for thu prosecution 1t has ri
W VS. kept up againsr ali Havana lottery ticket
dealers, arreet ng aud i'm risouing them as reg.
ular criminal: and II. the greatest part of
these are Spah1 men, we. in tn +. name OF
all, cal on your weil-knowu patriotism to stop
said advertisement. and VIZ further prav you to
call he attention If .ur q vernutnt in Cuba to
the fac for II may be- that said G. T. Howard.
alias NJ. A. Dau chin. b s agents In the r.
land for tn. sale of his lottery tickefs. to the
prejudice of the government lottery rent. The
last GERMAN steamer Braunschweis brought to
tiis CORPORATION from Havana $1,000 IN silver.
Hoping You will comply wi h our patriotic re-
guest We renal with sncerest and oeet wishes
'0'' shvLRaL sPAN1aRDs OF THIS CITY.
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HANCOCK LITER .nY ASSOCIATION.

At a meeting held On Friday. the tenth In
stant, the subject Of the import ince and advan-
tage OF literary societies was introduced by the
president Dr. d. K Whitaker. who gave some
account of their origin and hissory from the
days Of Charlemagne. He was followed BY
Prof J. E. Seaman. in an eloquent and effective
address on the same suhj-ct-
The enter tainme of the evening was agree
ably divsrs fed by aneo 'ote5 and recltations
from bo' ladi. 8 AID gentlemen.
After the lterarr exercises the society pro-
eeefIed tn pl,ct VII 9 president. to sunply 4 VA
eancy whi h h ID iateiy occurred In that Office.
and the f,ti wing t.s"luin was offered ny 'Ir
esteemed frlt.w citizsn. T H. Westc.at. ESQ:
BY the ,rqus tot many friends. ! hay the
ting an via. president OF this club GU, we'll
known 10 ms ~ an honorable and intellectual
gen; l.nns,.: on. WHO is a at Htsociat ~ our
most won't tn pr si,i.nt. and who. like him. has
rey-led IN the flel CT tiers: ss-e who has t. Or
intimately known 10 b. NJ precidttd. and who
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Sixth DISTRICT COURT.

City Of New Orleans vs. III tropolitan Loan
and Swings Bank 1.-TWO cdsesl Judgment for
vi intiff
Nalle & Cammark vs. II. Dufour.-Deeision
favorable to defendant.
Geo. W. Randolph va. B. D. Wood & Bro
Judgment for plaintiff r"coxnizing him TO be
the owner of the land claim. Plaintiffs claim
for rent dismissed.
state ex rel J. W. Blackman vs. Board OF As
sessors.-Judgment for plaintiff decfeeing that
his property being us"d as u school-house. is.
by law. rxem pit from taxation.
Humbrecht. vs. Dubac.-Rule to homoiogato
partition made absolute
NJ. l.. Thomson ". John McCoy.-Judgmenb
In favor OF defendant
JOS Manmus vs.. NJ. Beyne ct als.-Judgment
for plaintiff.
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CITY tCHa,Es.

The bridge at the corner Of Camp and Thalia
streets is broken and in a dangerous condition.
Peter Spencer and his wife were lodged In
the Second st ii n house. charged with hsLt-
ing and disturbing the peace.
The shed at the house No. 2ts Tchonp itoulas
str ct is reported by the p"lice to be in a very
dangerous condition.
A charge of Larceny holds Gnorg" Hubert and
An no. y OR IKE prisoners ID tAe oecoDu Sta-
ion House.
Dan Churchill was lodged in the Central s a
ton FIR the lnfceny Of some lumber from
Hawl in, saloon.
The drivers of the offal crr's hive forgotten
there is such a street rs Coliseum, as the gar
bage piles bear Witness.
James Norton. alias Skinner Norton. was
locn' no in the Sixth s alton, charged with b.
ing vagrant.
An old coIored an. VIII osA mama Is unknown,
died suddenly In o q shanty On the new shell
70 d near the whits bridge.
Louis J hnson was locked 10 in the Seventh
Sta ion, charsetl with heinz juVent g vagrant
a dang ,rou- and -uspi.inn- character. and also
with carrying a cohc+altd weapon.
Monday night hnrae attached to Mr.. P. Cal
ery's buggy ook fright the corner OF Mag
azine and 81. Andrew streets. and ran away.
The bu4 ~ WAS total y destroyed.
James Wright. dri ar by nccupation. was
locked np In the Second Precinct Station.
charged from inform alton received W To furious
driving aud dc ams Dot at the
J. a. Alpeunte and AL K Fl. Mott started on
their nus.l,s n the corner Of Bonrb N and
Canal strees and wound MP in the Third a.
ii n, charged with fighting and disturbing the
peace.
At the inatiea.ion ri Maggie Miller. residing
a. No. 81 ST. Jo>eph >tr'."t Carrhlit"n, sa",
Hu chineon and Oh ,rl.s Johnson were locked
~ in the Sub Seven h Pr r,n-s on the charge
of burglary and arcrBy of = lot Of clo' hing.
John Boyce was ln"k.d M in the sub-Se enth
Staff n. charged with hurgIa q f,'r nv. a
| i Of rope and several orr. When TAX. n / to
custody the accused had the property In bis
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-15
CUsTOM-HOU.E NOTES.

J. Hale Sypher ex- member OF Congress- re-
turned from Washington yesterday. aud was at
the Collectors Office during the morning.
Assistant United States Treasurer Flanders
he may drop In to sec Mr.. President
A letter from the Department of State gives
notice that the British government has declared
Bd-tol England. port for the landing Of live
of bondsmen. but somehow or other he cont
accept their kind offers when they begin to talk
about PATRONAGE
Instructions have been received at the Col
lector's Office to invite prnposals-and that will
be done to- day-for furnishing the uniforms
for the outdoor officers of the customs service.
The style OF the uniform. material, etc. was
published q week or two ago in the DEMOCRAT.
The aggregate deposits at the United States
sub treasury yesterday we're s52,449 IA. as fol-
transfer of funds from natl nal banks Of Mem
pills. Tenn. $40 OuO J he sale of coin certificate s
during the day amounted 10 $7052. and the Trans
Ter OF golu coin was 500 Co.,
Ex-Hayes elector Levisee's talk In Washing
ton about busting up the Louisiana Hayes
electoral vote" tx ties some Comment H. Gu
tom House circles. He ought to tell. too how
he WAS budozed Into 70 ing for Hays, and
how he was cornered In an office In the Custom
House. on the day the G 'ilege met. until Kellogg
was ready to have him escorted to the stale
House.
About fifty Of the country Republican poll
ticans colored and white are now in the city
and congregate about the Custom Hous. daily.
comes in when the graud change is made on
the first proximo. Every one of them are salts
fed as they Express 1t. with their relations
with the Smith family. and chucke under their
mss doue TO some II ember OF that tribe during
the war. or earlier perhaps.
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YACHTING.
A New Impetus Given to Aquatic sport
ON the Gulf.

OH the GULL
Last evening, according to previous an
flouncement there were assembled at the club
room over Hawkins saloon goodly number
OF gentlemen for the purpose OF entering into a
permanent organization OF yacht club. The
preliminary meeting OF last week had des1ra-
BILE effect, for when the roll was called last night
there we're more than 100 names OF our best
citizens upon 1t. On motion. Mr. Emile Brien
was called to the chair. and MIR. owen Jamison
acted as secretary. TWAS then moved that the
club go into permanent organization. which
was carried unanimously. and MIR. Emile
OBrien was nominated as Commodore BY a
unanimous vote he was declared elected the
first Commodore of the new club. OnbeiDg In
formed Of The fact he thanked those present for
the honor and spoke in glowing terms OF the
prospect ahead for tho establishment on q urn
basis OF the club. He urged that all should
chat ii would Sc but shot time before there
would be a club house on the lake and Hue
feet OF yachts ~. l.
followed, with the following result:
First Vice Commodnre-J =. hustin:
Second Vic 'Commodore-A. CaiD1rne'
Treasurer-Hen' Deneg"e'
On motion thu following c'mmtttee was ap-
aRssa Ra sssc End Whsn-y s0
fntion the committee reported In favor of the
name Southern Yacht Club" which was unan-
imously adopted by the members.
On motion The chair then appointed Messrs.
IT, L. Israel II. Rareshide and Alex. Brewster a
committee on constitution. bylaws and sailing
Every Tuesday evening at o'clock was selected
for the meeting hour. and then the CLUB ad-
iourDed to drink to the SUCCESS OF tho southern
Yacbt Club and i,s first commodore Emile
O'Brlen. Esq. IN foaming beakers q Rolderer
Thus the club starts out with free wine.
balloon jib set and every hing drawing we'll.
All hands on board have pluck enough to laugh
at squalls and there will be no such thing as
shortening sail. =,
The feet OF yachts. already belonging to the
members Of the club Is large. and when the
pennant with 3. Y. O. on II Is first lung TO tn"
breeze we NAV es pectone as handsomea regatta
rs has enlivened o d Lake Pvnuhartrain for
mary years. The name s. the same as the old
club that in ante bel um days. under tho COM
mand of the ae Comm dore robinson. mar
shaled snch yachts as the Gipsv. Sylph; Co.
auette, Venture. stingaree. and 1eet OF others
whose victories have long since passed into
tradition,
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

In tho case Of the State ys. W. A. McFarlin,
charged with forgery and falsely maxim a bill
of lading. the bonds were reduced to 5000.
CApIAS ISSUED.
State vs.. Ed. Wallace and George Bird. grand
larceny.
CONTINUED.
State Va. s.. Purvey, charged with grand lar
ceny, until the fifteenth instant.
State VS.. Reuben Arthur. grand larceny. Ia
definitely.
FIXED.
State vs. Emily Ormsby. fixed for argument
for the fifteenth instant.
ON TRIAL.
State ys. L. D. Larrieu ct ais, stabbing.
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will add a charm and grace to our meetings.
This admirable gentleman Is none other than
to eulogize Is superfuous. I therefore nomi-
nate him for vice president of the Hancock Lit
erary Club"
The resolution was unanimously adopted;
The next meeting Of the association will be
held ON Friday the twenty fourth instant. at
the house OF the president. 1853 Camp street. at
an n m
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE HARBOR APPROPRIATION.

Yesterday the Mayor sent a lengthy memorial
to the address of Senator Conkling, OF New
York the chairman Of the Committee on Com
merce. who has charge of the harbor appropri-
alton bill now before the United States Senate
The memorial, which has been carefully gotten
up by our DISTINGUISHED follow citizen and con-
frere OF the press, Judge VIM. M Burwell. is
clear. comprehensive and exhaustive, and re-
fers In its mnutest details. to the necessities OF
Louisiana In connection with the harbor appro-
riu Mt
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DOuMtD TO HANG.

On yesterday Gov. Nichols caused to be is
sued and signed the death warrant of Jesse
Walker. convicted of the murder. on the nine
tenth of January. 1878, OF Violet Simmons. In
Union parish. He Was convicted by the Elev-
entn Judicial District Court. on April H. and is
to be executed on Friday. the twenty fourth in
stant between 10 ~. m, and D. m.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.


Yesterdays Temperature.
The signal service Geographic reports from
other points, dated at :43 p. m, give the tenn
perature as follows:
Cairo 600, Cincinnati IS. Davenport 50, Du-
buaue 50, Galveston 70. Indianola 70, Keokuk
GO. Lacrosse ca, Leavenworth SO. Louisville
81, Memphis 50, Nashville 81, New Orleans 7s
Omaha 80, Pittsburg so, Shreveport 6S, st.
Louis 60, st. Paul Ga, vioksburg 50, Yankton
-, Augusta II, COrsicana "a, Key West 8S,
Mobile 50, Montgomery rs, Savannah Is.
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

,r, Tor,a,, ni;aio, ~ thn Aaaoci,tion of
the Army OF Tennessee met at O'CLOCK last
nlsn, WIN a', % ornar w ~ ~, ITuaau
uanrn U,rmav.r T, X FulIer G. d I,aIIande.
VIM. =. Heath Bernard s. Del ahou sage. ). b.
Richard II. GauuohauX. Jas. Fahey. L.. j. Fred
ar,c vara ,c .,ntsj ~ nsw members.
osp' "",o az ' .,'' ." ,,n 60 1t, oo,,,,
Col. Lin2an thon reau the iol o"ihR comm"-
nication from Gen. Beaurrgard'
PARISH or p1.oupNrs,s, Ia.
MhghoI'a' MAY IT, io'o
TO the Louisiana Division Of the Army Of Ten
nessee N W 0rleaus:
ps.;.ads na5 r.lo,r S,,d;a.s-Tbis dav com
,,ia'i",, a., d., v,,,,r M ,,ur orrnpiz zion WI,
bua h .,ot nav ,f1 ,ors for ihe coming wear
\ tan a. Vol, nv @r. RI ,nk for Tho homo
Won oonferrel on ms la electing M your fret
president. and tiust my 10 inis..a ION u. nus
nTom nstS NC mpjei u., to bs ,ften ii, can,
slnn. vnmr r,n,iupG ~ had warned vol,
,night ~. nl,cn uhan Won kindly fTred me-
thas nos;t;nn a,d now thaf h.rsslter. / viii
hava ,,nb ~, .nnr tn Ia ahsenf and that nossi
hlr 4 nnv hnua IN remov. nav real, fence to
eno,har state" he's Ihert.fore 10 Inform YOU
That 1 ann not ;, nandi,iate Tor r,- election.
hava no y" dnmhi that WOW wHi select from
g9qabb e ai han mt wbether reside
IN I'M u lana or not I desire ihe privilege ri d
Honp1 as 90 whcb trust will e,Dtinua
TO prosper and increase until It shall gather
Wltnin Its ioios al shs Ea,ans - ~
LOUISIANA. ~ Jug ~ VI ,oI ,oe 70 dnort
aa.o SHSe iua int IA sri. VOC 2" "o"A "
0s ale Aour pieeiuohI ~ ~" ~ nRSiIpEaApD
4.
This letter was. on motion. spread On the
minutes
Dol. Lingan then stated that he had some ex-
PLANTATION 70 give to the meeting Ia regard 10 a
certificate Of membership and badge gwen to
officers a d members OF the Association. IN
parlor p. of the h CHARTS Hotel. 1t was only
the day previous to the presentation hat he
had heard If Grn. Johnston's presence In New
Orleans, and he could not notify every membe.
to be present He gave the OK Ulanation on be-
nall OF the president ven. beauIegata.
On motlnn inc presiu NJ . astioh III lno pro-
mlses was unanimously apDttoveu. -,
Inc Coionel tnen rshu .ne ie@er Ihat he htpu
received from den. Jonna'oh'
NEW ORLEANS April 26. 1873.
). n.n -. ~. ,., l., -,oo;.u,
y Dedr of-l nan lnr pitasSuTLe " ieceive your
note u yesterday. snouiu " Esuu. very Rihu
10 see tne ON 'eTs anu inempeIs " YOU assoSa
ton individually anu WitnouS ceremony. put
fear IT ma. not pc practscapi'. as l e1rect 10
leave the CITY ttne emo OF CnlS week. beeeinR
you to assure the members OF inc ASSOCIATION
that me- those VINO belonged 10 inc ARMY OF
Tennessee with more pleasure IMAM any other
men on EARN. IN IouNurov
Very truly yours, =. n. SutNSION.
The Colonel stated he mad sent the following
note to Gen. Johnst. IN ..,, =, .,,o
NE" ohi'kAns' hk'Eh zc' 1910
Gen. Jos E. Johnston:
near General-I am this morning in recent
Whija wa will ali regret that your stay Ia So
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THE LOTTERY.
Protest of OUTRAGED Citizens Against an
Iciaul Gus and l.aWless Monopoly.

Editor Democrat We respectfully beg you to
inse,t in youc ell known and only truly pa
which. through you. we have dec ded to address
to cur country man the editor OF Las Nouedades.
in New YORK, Don Jose G. Garcia.
By doi"g % you will greatly obige us.
SEVERAL SPANISH SUBSCRIBERS.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COUnr DECISIONS.
Tuesday,. May 1878.

EHeHuHy, Why II TS5B.
Present. Associate Justices Mari DeBlanc,
Egan and SDtncer.
BY JUSTICE MARE
No. 1871. State Of Louisiana OK rel M. M.
Samuel ys. Allen Jume, Auditor, appellant
Appeal from the Third District Court, parish
OF Orleans. Judgment affirmed
BY JUSTICE EGAs.
No. Gsfs. Watson Van Benthuysen VI. Wack-
erbarth K Joseph appellants. Appeal from
he Fifth District Court. parish OF Orleans.
Judgment afi med. with 10 psr cent damages
for q frivolous appeal.
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TX cked Almost Death.

AT 8 O'clock yeste, day morning while boy
named Henry Smith sg d eight years. was
I'll wing In Il | topp"sit- hts parents residence,
On K ghth street. between Burdett and Wasn-
ing on. he WIS kicked IN rhs head by n vicious
horse and mortality wounded. h, child was
taken home where it WAS attended by Dr. Henry.
Who pronounced the skull rae ured and says
he has no hop.s OF The ohil,i's recovery
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DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
j. r. Keller w. Charity Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff for sl72a.
State OK rel. J M. WEYMOUTH ". Allen Ju-
NIL In this case he maudamus Is made pre-
emptoiy IA prayed for.
CREsCEaT CITY RAILROAD SUIT,
ThIa case WIZ decited Yesterday as follows:
This court d.cijns 10 the mater II exception
and motion 10 qnneh that the question Of iur-
Adiction waa NOT simriy one % avermrnt but
was substantially o. 9 of proof M we'll. 1t rs
agaiu urged hat the record and evidence fail to
vest inri-" ton. IL II alleged In The petition
that prtl'ir era are owners II shAtes In the
"a pit.l stock I the CresG Mt City Railroad Com
pany.
Re- pondents entirely rely In their defense to
the merits that they lawfully hold under the
cb arter Of the company
The facts Of the ., .ntroversy have already
been given to he pnblit.
II = ordered. tdjndeed and decreed that the
election held on Arrl Is, 1878. for directors of
the G esnent ity RniIroad Company, be de-
cartd nu and void md Of no effect; that the
W il # quo 11arTnn!0 Issue prayed for and
according to law. directed t. Albert Baldwin.
Rob-. Atrong II. Kennel, ct ais. commanding
them to proceed TO new appninm- mt OF d.
r"ctora In accorian with the provisions OF ita
charter and ihis judgment.
! Defe4 dants to pay costs.
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been stolen.
At about half. past o'clock Yesterday morn
ing. q man named John rtrombler. aged fifty
Tn 90 years. native Of Poland. suffering from
quier's Office for medical treatment; while in
the office he expired, His body was conveyed TO
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suit viii he brought against all attOr-
n.ys. physicians, brokers, merchants,
iiquar d. alers and O,hers OWING license
or personal property taxes, Without fur.
Their notice,
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.
BREACH OF TRUST.

BREACH OF TRUST.
Horace Westley. Sent before the Superior
Criminal Court.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
John Bright. Mary Ann Shafar. Josephine
Taylor-ail sent before the First District Court,
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A well-timed and judicious concession to the
popular demand for reduced rates has added
very greatly to the form-r excellent popularity
of thu Co'onnade Hotel Phi adelphia-
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6taxa af Ilaa Rlyera.
Above low

Daily telegraphic report OF the stage OF
water ut various points, with changes In the
"a hours ending yesterday at 8 p. M:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-15

Delinquent ruii. of taxes On per.0na
prorsrIy and capital, ana lie nses due In
AS7S, are now be .hx Hiaae up.