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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
CITY ECm o EB.

Annie Hamilton is charged with cutting and
wounding sally Ryan with pair of scissors.
Tbos Williams was locked up, In the Third
Station. churged by Gather Inc Preker with COM
mittiug an indecent assault upon her.
Morris williams was locked up in the Third
Precinct Station, charged, from in formation re-.
ceived. with the larceny Of $50 and assault and
battery ON the officer.
AT half-past O'Clock last night an unknown
man was cut in the arm and slightly wounded
bv negro woman named Sophia Tillman, at
No. G3 Burgundy street.
VIM, Carson. found insulting ladies'. was ar
rested by Officer Mead and lodged In the Con-
trail Station, charged with being drunk, dis
turbing the peace and using obscene language
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
dbNI EE GUARDS, q

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
last night at the Home Guards wigwam. first
ward. for the purpose OF ratifying the nomfna-
tions made by the Democratic Conservative
party ut Odd Fellows Hall.
The following resolution was introduced and
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That we cordially indorse seyerally
and as u whole. tho nominations OF the Demo
cratic Conservative convention, and pledge
them our support and approval.
The meeting was then addressed BY Messre
Gauthreaux Burke. Marks. Meallfe. Fitzpatrick
and Isaacson, who were listened to with atten
ton and enthusiastically applauded. Ad'
iOurned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

place of recuperation from labor. where he
found rest In the sunny smiles of his children.
and Joy In their merry laughter, Is now silent
md echoless. The two darlings are gone. 1t Is
true that they are no doubt happier In the
exalted realms thnn they would have been IL
appointments. but what will tllI the void In the
house when husband and wife meet Of an even
ing2 We can suggest nothing. Perhaps the
oondoing grasp Of sincere hands may bring
some aid and consolation to the sufferers. These
we cordially and sorrowfully offer to the be-
reaved parents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
TEEE PARISH 20 OMwHTTEE.
Circular Of the Executive COnamittee t.
the ERem0eratfc Nominees.

Circular OF the Executive COmaEmittee TO
tlae Democratic Nominees.
The Democratic Conservative Parish Commit
tee met last night at their rooms. No. 100 Gus
tomhouse street, Leonard Shields in the chair
and quorum present.
The circular letter Of the executive commit
tee to the representatives and nominees on the
Democratic ticket WIS discussed as to the pro-
priety of indorsing Its expressions. AS the
document is not we'll known to the public We
give 1t in full:
Rooms or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE /
Democratie-C Conservative Party, !
No, 100 Customhouse street, |
NewOrleHns, October 2s. 1878.
am directed by. the executive committee o
the Democratic and Conservative party Of the
parish Of Orleans to communicate to you thE
ity Of encouraging their nominees to permit tht
use of their names by any party, faction or as
sooiation other than their own,
of the question the executive committee reach:
cd the conclusion that such o course would
initiate against the best interests Of their party
and open the door to the possibility Of defeat.
esty Of Of purpose which they heleye aotuates The
REPRESENTATIVES of the Citizens CONSERVATIVE
rre,U. movement which, II capable of assuming any
Importance as a factor In tho coming. election
could but so divide the opponents. o., Radical,
Ism as to insure the SUCCESS of the tlcke
which, under the name OF National Ticket,
but imperfectly disguises the willy scheme OF
the worst class of Republicans to divide the
Conservative vote.
The executive committee OF your party In this
parish. therefore, ask that you decline, permit
Ting the use Of your name upon any other than
the Democratic Conservative ticket and re.
quest that you inform them Of your determine
tion by Letter forwarded to this office before
O'Clock tomorrow evening,
Very respec fully,
LIONEL ADAMS. Chairman.
Mr.. I'll. Chiapela Of the seventh ward, offered
O. resolution condemniDg, the purport of the
circular and saying that the executive commit
tee had no authority to circulate the docu-
mont, and that. as q consequences, the Demo
cratic nominees we're not bound to listen to it
and had to use their own discretion In the
matter.
Mr., Lionel Adams chairman Of the executive
committee arose and made o lengthy argument
in favor Of the circular. which resulted In the
defeat Of Mr. Chiapellas resolution on call o
yeas and nays. by q vote Of 25 to2.
The meeting adjourned to Wednesday next
There will be q meeting Of the executive com
mttee to-day Sunday at o'clock .. 10.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
ORLEANS RELIEF COMMITTEE.

The following Is letter from Mr.. G. n. Bliss.
member of the Southern Relief Committee,
New York, to Albert Baldwin. ESQ.,, Treasurer
Orleans Central Relief Committee:
OFFICE OF WRIGHT, BLISS & FAByAN,
New York, October 81, 1878.
MY Dear Baldwin-Your telegram was duly
received, and Ishall wire you half rate tonight
as follows:
President Chamber of Commerce Committee
sent you to- day as treasurer. on my assurance
that you personally will 500 the same iudicious-
" expended the sum of $1,000"
The point is this: Some members of our COM
mittee have somehow got the idea that this
special organization Ia not entirely Of charit-
able nature / told them that your con nnecton
with it was sufficient guarantee that it was all
right, and the appropriation was made accord
iDgly.
Very truly. yours, G. n. BLISS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
THE CITIZENS CARD.

In another column will be found card signed
by several prominent members OF the Citizens
Assea$attnn nrtieiein9 md
making a general denial Of the accuracy OF the
report of the proceedings of meeting between
members Of the Association and the leaders of
the Republican party. published in the DEMO
GRAFT.
In spirit Of courtesy and fair play the card
Of the gentlemen is inserted in the DEMOCRAT
but it must be said that the infor NATION on
which the report was based came from q resDon-
sbe and reliable source.
The gentlemen who signed the card. last even
ing. personally admitted. at least two OF them
did that interviews hGd been held with promt
nent Republicans and this fact is the only point
matle In tho report which they criticised.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
BCARsDALB. PARISH OF PLAQUEMIFEs,l
October a, 1878.
Lionel g. Levy, Esd, Chairman Citizens Con-
sarYatiya AsRnGiAtiOn. New OrleRns, L.:

Lionel 9. Levy. Esd. Chairman Citizens Con-
servative Association, New Orlehns La.:
My Dear Sir-I have to acknowledge the COM
pliment paid me by the nomination rendered IS
Senator Of the first district. It Is with sincere
regret that l. haye to decline running. more
particularly as the object of your association
meets with my, most earnest approval. Circum-
apee, but you may rely upon my best efforts to
aid In your proposed reforms and war upon
monopolies.r We're | 2 memberr, Of f the
Louisiana Legislature. either In the House
or Senate, I should vote to repeal the
charter Of every monopoly. IN the State;
would leave the question Of vested rights"
to be decided by the courts. This would. in
future, eliminate mest of the rings. II the
mopopolies won In the courts they would be
secure In their position and have no occhston
In the future to use their influence to SEQ nomt.
nations were made to protect their interests; If
they lost they would be wiped out entirely and
not have any interests in future political con
tests. Then, whether the courts sustained or
reversed the action Of the Legislature In taking
away the charters from the monopolIes L
could go home to my constituents, or go before
the whole State, and say bad done my best to
protect them from what cali wholesale spolia-
ton.
Hoping that you will prove eminenty suo-
cessfu n your movement, an yours. very re~
HENRY KERNOCHAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
A CA IsI1s
NEW ORLEANS, October 20. 1878.

NEW ORLEANS. October 2B. 1878.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
Sir-In your issue of the twenty flfth
In stant you have an article In regard to o meet
ing reported to have been held on Wednesday
last in the Custom House. at which Messrs.
Levy Bell. johnson. Walker, aud others, rep
resenting the Citizens, Conservstive, Associa-
ton, are said to have solicited and held CON
party, which is incorrect In its statements. un-
true In it's chief particulars. and entirely er-
roneous In its inferences. We desire to say
that you have been misinformed.
Most respectfully. your obedient servants.
VIM. a. BELL,
CHAS. &. JOHNSEN.
1.o, 7, WALKER
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
A CARD.

BAY BT. LOUIS. Miss. October rs, 1878.
To the Editor OF the Democrat:
perceive In the public prints the announces
ment Of my name on the "Citizens' ticket as q
candidate for State Senator from tho Fifth
Senatorial District.
VIII you do me the kindness to say that my
name has been used In this connection without
my consent, and that I must respectfully de-
cline to accept the proposed nomination.
Very truly. your obedient servant.
oc27 J, MCCONNELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
A01A' ERNEST MILTENBERGER.

REMoyAL-The Citizens Savings Bank, which
for years has occupied portion Of the ground
floor Of Grunewald Hall, has removed TO their
at the corner of Baronne and Gravier streets.
This hank nnder the guidance Of skilIful finan-
ciers and large property owners. has steadily
pushed forward until now 1t can boast Of as
great a number Of depositors as any institution
OF the kind in the city,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED DURING THE WEI

SUGGESTIONS OPENED DURING THE WEEK.
Geryais Gaiennie; Mrs. Anna Fell. wife Of p.
Fell: Albert Freudentthal; August Dumgnllard
wife of John J. Haerer Mrs. Mary NJ. Brod-
beck. widow Of Rudolph Worich Michael II Say. Say
Alex. Dalsheimer; MIS-. Cathe inc Loski. widow
Of /. s. Jolly Pierre Faure. alias Flaure: Fran
els Vogt and Clara his widow; Auguste De-
frasse. -
NATURALIZATION.
Eighteen persons were naturalized in the
Second District Court yesterday. The total for
the week ending Saturday, the twenty sixth,
q 100
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
Mrs. MARY A. THRILLER. Sc
THE STRICKEN ON Es.

Many have been afflicted by the prevailing
scourge, but the hand of the Destroyer has been
laid with heavier weight upon some fated faml-
lies. Mrs. Melville soule. who lost few days
since a boy entering into the prime OF manhood'
now weeps over the grave OF charming young
daughter. Our friend Jos. D. Taylor Is now
aIseonsolate over the loss Of his only two chill
dren. His house, which was before this day
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
SAMUEL chopin. Nj. d. President,
., v, TAYLOR. M. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Edward y, Carambat. city. years. corner Es-
g,7aDade and Bayou St. John.
Rosaljp T,oenssio. Italy. 81 years. corner fer-
Adejbsrt LIB. alias Charles Durand. Ger
many, 80 years, 141 North Rampart.
Paul arhnzln. Jr.. city. 4 years. Oohstahtiho-
e 0atbarina, oEb, Germany. 1s years. Berlin
near Magazine. r,,
Adelne Daniel c.. city, years. corner War
gaw and Laurel a <,,.
Marie Beret. France 81 years. 36t Chartres.
Annie Bird, city. year. Royal. near Spatn.
Mary y. Buckley. city, 2h years. Frieur. near
Antonio Payan. Austria, 80 years, Hotel
Joseph Laduke, 4 years. Berlin. near Caron-
j. b. r. Vincent. England. Sc years. 1s2 First.
Mrs. Pierre Hachou. France, SO years. corner
UrauIines and Roman. =,
William Rummel. Louisiana. . years. AL"
Raymond Estrade, Louisiana. 10 years. Gar
Bessie Anker England. &c years. lot Caronde-
Peter i. Haar. city. years. Joseph. near
Rattle Fitzgerald. city. II years. Cadis, near
Water -.-
DEATHS AT CHARITY HOSPITAL.
Herman Schwartz, 27 years.
Manuel silva, 90 years.
Francois Manneaux, 40 years.
THE EVENING RECORD.
Ten deaths. thirteen new cases and forty tlVe
old cases we're recorded ut the office OF the
Board OF Health from IA m. yesterday 10 D. III
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
TKHE NATIONALS.

It was the intention of the head mon of the
National party to promulgate this morning their
legislative ticket. but at meeting OF the COM
mittee. held last night it was announced that
great difficulty was experienced in collecting
the assessments from the nominees. and it was
decided that until the assessments were paid
the names Of the nominees would not be made
Yuhlip
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
SUPREME COURT.
MONDAY November 4, 1878,

MONDAY. November 4, 1873.
MOTIONS TO DISMISS.
No 7l61. G. H. Lawrence &c Co. vs.. W. g. Her
nance. ct al.
No. 7I26. Mrs. Josephine Swan. aided. ETC., vs..
Mrs. Catherine Kramer, wild of Bernard Sier
No 1885 s. Hernsheim & Bro: ys. M. Woh1.
No 7l89. Justin Lacoste vs. Thos. Ell. Handy
az al
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
SENTENCED.

SENTENCED.
Emile Matge petty larceny, two days Parish
Prison.
A9.--an~-T oria Grady and Matt Gaiennie
Grand larceny-LilIy Barge.
Breaking and entering-Joachim Yat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSTST'
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

New ORLEANS. October 2G, 1873.
The following requisitions were honored
this day upon presentation:
Howard Association. Observation-Disclosures. 415
Young Mems Christian Association. 1870
Lad s. Physiological Society ............... 8
Peabody Subsistence Association, ,....,.,.1 DAB
Total. e36
Equal to Ii .A52 rat1ons.
oca7 It J. W. NADER, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

For families visiting Philadelphia. no more
cozy. home-like quarters. combined with excel
lent service. unexceptional cuisine. and mode
rate prices can be found than at the Colonnade
Hotel on Chestnut street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have not had the fever, use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale By !. l. Lyons
druggist.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

AS will be seen by the notice published else
where, an election for directors OF the ,Louisi-
ana oil Company will be held On Monday, No.
v mber 4, at the Office Of the company, No. 81
Union street
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
NEW ORLEANS, La, October 2e, 1878

NEW ORLEANS. La. October 2e, 1873
How any ono could have lent himself to the
base purpose Of misrepresenting the committee
of gentlemen who have devoted themselves to
relieving the distress prevailing In this city Is
beyond our comprehension. II any association
has been fair and impartial, free from partisan
or sectaran bias. that association 1s the Orleans
Central Relief Committee. The community
does not need to be informed that the statement
that this special organization Is not entirely Of
a charitable nature" Is maliclousIy false.
ISAAC N. MARKS.
praeident Firemens' Charitable Association:
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
President Homceoua1hic Relief Association:
J. K. BELL,
President Steamboatmen's Relief Association
JOHN ASTkEDO,
President Italian Relief Committee;
J. HASSINGER,
German Relief Association;
FICIUh 5EftE,
Secretary. and representing Society Of st. VIM
cent de Paul. Oc27
MALAKOFF BITTERS,
The best stomachic and tonic sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an ant1-malarial
morning beverage.
Low pr1es-PuFs ana RelI@blR.
For sale In all quantities by
ALPH. WALZ.
Sole Manufactured
tals 1y 9dD No. 2s oonu street, New Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
rHvE ORLEANS COMMITTEE.

The committee yesterday received the folloW-
ing communication:
LADIES pHysroLoGIcAL SocIETy.
New Orleans. October 25 1878.
Gentlemen Of the Orleans Central Belief Com
mittee:
The Ladies Physiological Society. being about
to close its relief work, the underslgned cannot
gnn our very special owledgments OF tho
nonrtesies our society and ourselves have re,
Sawed ut your hands. Even at the hhzard OF
cennot forbear saying that from you we have
received the most willing cooperation ana as
sSstance; and as individuals we iuither 1tslre
10 bear special testimony TO me
syorkers with you In relieving the poor and des-
Eitute Of our city. .. ,,.oh
hnye come under our obseryati ion will never pc
banished from memory, but always remain 70
saanh ma that highest form Of religion which
Slnds expression IA nets Of kindness toward ohe
Hatp Trnsting that our people may be spared for
suany wears from the attiction so mallgnant
during the last four months, and that YOU all
nav receive the consideration due to the disin-
&arested generous and equitable admintstra-
fion OF the charity committed to your hands
we have tho honor to remain your opeaient
servants Me- Mns X H < (. ffE2F fnEAThERToS E1sE5s
@A''0 ~ Vice President,
Mrs. MARY A. TRIPLER. seoy.
A. tba meeting last evening the committee
adopted the follcwing resolution; t;.oo ooose +b4s
evening the issuing of rations. but continue &c
act together as body. and that al donatlons
sent to us be distributed BY the memp3ers o. 1ne
committee In person. nhoer 'Ao iAoo'aoA VI
the committee as whole. ,..,,.s u
To Ante the committee mas dlstfiouleu over
$50 900 rations, and the WORK OF dlstrluutlVu
will be continued until the stock on hana is eA'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

Attention is called to the card of J. Anglade.
published In another column. in which he calls
On parties owing back interest to come I'D and
settle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

A deserved tribute is paid. in another column.
The United States army. who died Of the pre-
yaiing epidemic, at ,Vicksburg, during the
present month while in charge Of the, supply
tressed along the banks OF the Miss ssissippi The
Continental Guards have worthiiy taken the
initiatory steps to solicit contributions among
benefit OF the family OF the deceased. Major G.
L. Hall. Major NJ; Quayle and Messrs. J. I,
been appointed as committee for the purpose,
committee whose efforts we not only trust, but
ore already satisfied, will meet with all wished
| for
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
NOTICE.
BILLIAR AR ID R. @ @ M

UnHBF In5 81. UuIFIBS HOtBI, OH
Saturday Evening, October 2S, 1875
Having thoroughly repaired and renovated
the place, everything will be found to the salts
faction OF the customers-new cloth. balls, etc.
He also wishes to state that the scaffolding and
other distractions placed In the different en-
frances to his st, Charles Bar during the re~
pairs to the Hotel. have been removed. Gus
toners can now enter Without any fear Of bodily
danger. -
oe7e st CHAS. LACOUME.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27

At about o'clock last night septoline oil
lishment. In Commercial Alley. The flames
were extinguished by the Salvage corps and
bspre dny h hg haa sq Th
Telegraph Company.
At 3 o'clock Saturday morning fire, caused
by Lighted q. candle , coming n o4htacs & With
Of the two-story house No. 40 Robertson street.
The flames were extinguished after q damage
of s35. Insured In the Home Insurance Com
pany: the amount could not be aseertained.
At half past o'clock last night as Mrs. Shat.
fer's little daughter was passiog through ono OF
the rooms Of the house corner Of Market ard
Chippevn streets, she set fire to the musduitO
bar. which was destroyed. together with the bed
Tho flames were then extinguished without
any further damage by tho police and some
citizens,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-27
THE FEVER.
YEsTEFg DAYS H4ESF.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
New Orleans. October &c. 1878. ,
Official statement of cases Of yellow fever re-
Torted In New Orleans'
Deaths from Ia m. yesterday to 1g m. to- -,
day. y........4-.'...".'.. ..''.'' '''''''''-''' q
Rev cases. 20
Wi0oases OF
rxs14a ,,yes ID B5t
iT1otai dnofhs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.B4f
The Virginia star., 1878-05-11
Honey Plants.

Prof. Cook, after enumerating several
Of these plants, says: OF these the fol-
lowing can hardly be recommended too
highly: White clover and Alsike, In
bloom all through June and into July.
Mignonette and sweet clover, in bloom as
early as June ~, the former continuing
for the year, and the latter for month,
and both yielding bOuntifully Of the
most delicious honey. This year was
unfavorable, and our mignonette did
very poorly, yet from the reports Of
others, and our experience In former
years, I heartily recommend 1t. White
mustard blooms In from four to i've
weeks from planting, and the black
mustard in from seven TO eight weeks.
They are both excellent; swarming with
bees, especially during the forenoon
through the entire season Of the bloom.
The former continues In bloom about
fcar weeks, the sscond longer. Like
borage, these seem less affected by Gle
matte conditions than most plants, being
thronged by bees even after heavy rains.
Rape. much like white mustard, blooms
In about four weeks after sowing.
Borage commences to bloom, II planted
the irst Of May, or self sown, COM
mences 10 bloom the middle Of July,
and continues till frosts. Cleome, or
Rocky mountain bee-plant, II planted
early or self-sown, commences the mid
die of July. and continues for moro than
. month yielding literally Of the most
excellent honey. Catnip and mother
wort deserve their high repute. The
nrst commences to bloom late In July,
tho other late In june. Silver leaf
buckwheat is only better than the COM
mon, and in that Is yields better, and
thus has more lowers.
The Virginia star., 1878-05-11
NEWSPAPERS DECISIONS.

/. Any person who takes newspa-
per regularly from the post-ofice-
whether directed to his name or another's
or whe. her he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment. s
2. Ifa person orders his paper dis
continued he must pay all arrearages, or
the publisher may continue to send it
until payment is made. and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the office or not.
33. The courts have decided that re
fusing to take newspapers and periodicals
! from the post-office, OF removing, and
leaving them uncalled for, is PRIMA FA.
GLE evidence of intentional fraud.
4. l. subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, they
are held responsible. Notice should al
wsvs be given of the removal.
-
The Virginia star., 1878-05-11
Proverbs.

He that lives i'll fear follows him.
He begins to die that quits his desires.
He loseth nothing that lOseth not God.
A full belly neither fights nor flies
well. ss
Keep good, brave mems company and
Cover yourself with your shield and
care not for cries.
There are more men threatened than
stricken.
He that seeks trouble never misses.
He that makes good war makes a
good peace. t, aA'
We cannot come to honor under COW
erlets. t. Is 5a,..,.s... -s.Fss,t. !,
Help thyself and God will help thee.
God favors the brave. rsz
'Tis hard to be a coward but worse to
be known SO. e01 .t 9eu
Valor that parleys is near yielding.
All the armies of England will not
arrest fear.
One sword keeps another in the
sheath.
He that fears death lives not.
To much heed is loss.
The first blow is as much as two.
There Is no such conquering weapon
as the necessity Of conquering.
The virtue of a coward Is suspicion.
If you would know knave give him
a staff. gs .aa..a ,af,
A lions skin is never cheap.
Little sticks kindle the fire great ones
put 1t out. f m7