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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

The "hope deferred which maketh
the heart sick" and which our people
have had for several years past in re-
gard TO q railroad connection, seems
about to be banished as far as Jasper il
concerned, and the fruition about to be
realized, amid the shrieks Of lccomo-
tivcs' whistles, and the busy hum Of in
dustry and joyousness. The hands are
now actively at work throwing up the
grade on the last three miles necessary
to complete il to our town, and expect
to have II done within six weeks from
this time, and the iron laid down In a
few days longer. Then we will al! take
awhoopee joIlification trip down to Ev-
ansville for the. holidays. 10 the Con-
ductor's tune Of '.tickets.' and enjeavor
10 get that city 10 give us a connection
with their enterprise and business.
Hoop, la!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

bAsTARDY TRIAL. The seekers after
sweet morsals OF scandal were attracted
by bastardy trial in Jasper on Tuesday
last, before Esq. Corn, in which one
Mary Stuter filled an affidavit that 10.
seph Meyer, a)Iaborer Mt the Indiana
House, was the father OF her putativc
child. The plaintiff Is a woman Of sim.
pie mind, and OF not the best reputation,
but loved the defendant, and was
willing TO marry him. lie offered eco
AZ compromise, but her father, Mr.. II.
Stuter was irate. and demanded $50 AT
which price the defendant concluded TO
marry. her,sand went with . Consta bic
and got the license. and the couple stood
up together, when the girls father be-
thought himself that they were Catho-
lies, and should he married In the
church, and forbid. the bans until he
could see the Priest, and together he
and the Constable went TO the Priest.
only to find that the Priest wouldn't
marry them without their going through
the forms required by the church; and
he Informed them also. that a marriage
BY the Justice would not be valid in tho
church. Here was a pretty kettle OF
fish-the man under arrest, not able TO
give bond, but willing TO marry, aud
the woman willing, and the Justice
willing but the fafter NOT WILLING fnr
them to be married out Of the church.
The woman is 20 years old, and deter
mined 10 save the Legitimacy OF her
child and marry anyhow, but every
time the couple would get ready. her
father would interfere. until finally
Meyer agreed to pay ei25 rather than
be Ia the family. aud the father agreed
TO take II. and after a good deal of
trouble In getting good names on his
pronlissory notes he succeeded. and the
deluded woman acknowledged she was
satisfied. and the man wen. free to new
c0nquests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

" hev. J. ,. Madden, the worthy
pastor o. Shiloh Cumberland Prcsby.
'er'an church. has at the earnest solicit.
.a''on Of The session, agreed to remain
:" nls present .position another wear.
ne nad thought Of making a change.
ana had several advantageous .calls. !,
""o"V them one from our neighboring
Town % Petersburg, but AFTER prayerful
consideration, II was thought he could
accomplish the most good in his present
nc'a Of labor. uis congregation NAV
Jus.'y feel thankful that he is to remain
WIN them, and devote his recognized
ao,'''les 70 securing the prosperity and
upou'Iding Of their church.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

FIRST CARIx JAsrEs. Messrs. Wealth.
er'ord a Shorts car came rolling n
'ro" Huntingburg on Tuesday last, the
advance car Of the railroad. Il was the
'esoer o. the train into Huntingburg,
"nere me proprietOrs have been doing
! good business for two months, and
I've some very fair specimen pictures
!. 'ne iair ladies and gallant gentlemen
= 'ast place along With them, which
."ey display to scare Of bad children
NC re. BY Monday they will BE- IN
49, 9sn for taking photographs or
o'nes pictures and BY reasonable prices
a"u good york hope to secure 1 large
Z a''onase. They invite inspection Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08
SlIERIEE,S SALE

i NOTICE is hereby given. that Nv viz.
~ tue Of decree 10 me directed from
the Clerk OF the Dubois Circuit Court.
IN cause wherein Joseph Friedman
and George Friedman are plaintiffs. aud
Nicholaus Ginther ct al, are dcfenda nts.
requiring me 10 make the sum OF eighty
eight dollars and eighty cents, with in
terest on said decree and costs. A will
expose al public sale to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY, November 23d. 1879.
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock. A. NJ.
and Z o'clock: II. NJ. OF said dav. vi the
door Of the Court House OF Dubois
county, Indiana. the rents and profits for
= term not exceeding seven wears. OF the
following described real estate. to- wit:
The northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section No. eighteen Is /.
~ township No. one In, south Of range
No. four west; containing 40 acres.
more or less, in Dubois county. Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, l will ut the same
time and place expose at public sale
the Zee simple Of said real estate, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient 10
discharge said decree, interest aud costs.
SAID sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or an
praiscment laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County.
WIN. a. TRAYLoa, Atty for Pm
Nov. 181a--3w n tnnn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

BuRSEp.-A little child. six years old
ofstephen McDanieI's, living near Dale
IN Spencer county, was terribly burned
last Friday morning, by falling into a
fireplace which had no screen before IL
The father j. a school teacher and was
at school and the mother was in the
yard AZ the time. The little sufferer was
attended TO as we'll as possible, and at
our last accounts was likely 10 recover
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

- ihe County Recorderaclcct fled
ms bond Tuesday. The law requires
she commissioners 10 meet to approve
'ne bonds Of officers where The Office
WI become vacant before their regular
session, which 1t would do in this case.
: good deal Of feeling il sprinzing M
1" regard to y, az Commissioner Cob
man says they will not meet until De.
cemoer, and The present Recorders term
expires Tomorrow. Several law-suits
ma large expense to the county NAV
"e assured BY this action, as the new Of
ncer = ready to be sworn ~, and work
'one ~ the old officer, whose term has
expired may be considered illegal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

0Mr' Lewis q. Smith, proprietor OF
large Hour mills at Rockport, failed for
$4,000 last week. He gave up all his
property and takes fresh start. He il
ashrcwd. energetic business man. as {
ru'e' aud with proper regulation OF
our national finances ought not to have
'a''ed' butthc enormous contraction, and
snr'"1age q values, was too much for
h'm' as i has been for thousands of
Others.
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Notice to Shippers and Others In.
tercsted.
CiScxSArr. Rccxrosr Axp Sorrawvsrvnx R'y Co
srrsmSrsspsSr's OvvscE.

CiScxsArr. RccsroRr sSp sorrswrsrvnx nv Co
StrsMSrxSpNSr's Ovrscg
RocSroxr, Ism, November eth. ls7s)
The Cincinnati, Rockport and South
western Railway Co., have this day
opened heir line for business to Hun.
tingburg. By order Of Directors all
special rates for freight are withdrawn.
Agents will be governed BY regular
printed tariff for rates aud classification
Of freights and must bill accordingly.
No special rates will be regarded except
when IN writing and approved by the
superintendent. In future. there will
be no transfer charges on wharf at Rock
port, when freight goes over Railroad
wharf-boat, except in carload lots,
which will be transferred at thirty-five
cents per ton. H. c. BRANHAM.
Supt G. X. n 8. w. Ry.
Nov. ., TS-4w.
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Stray Cow,

CTRAYED from the undersigued
p living In Jasper. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 9th. 1878, white COW with a rod
head and neck, aud a red stripe on one
side running from her shoulder 70 hcr
hip. ANY one giving information a. 70
her whereabouts will be literally re-
warled BY notifying me.
MRs. Rosa Barr.
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II Heppnef is prepared to make IN
In latest style all kinds of gentlemen :
clothing, aud warrants satisfaction. lie
Is regularly in receipt Of Butterick's
q shions-the standard OF the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

0Ihe elections on Tuesday last re.
suited ~ general Democratic gains, in
nearly al OF he twenty States voting
'na' DAY, though the returns have not
come In sufficiently to be able ito give
authentic particulars when we 20 10
press Enough Is known, however, 10
assure the election Of . Democratic
resident IN 1880, should tho election
"evo've upon the House Of Represen-
satives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

PAISTrxG. Mr.. 4. Withers has moved
10 Jasper, and Is now prepared TO
take contracts for painting Of all kinds.
lie feels confident he can give satisfac-
ton, and only asks a fair trial. When
not at work he may be found at his resi-
dcnce in the Bohncrt property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

@ln the excitement over the rail.
road being completed to Huntingburp
last week Mr.. Cissell fell In an open
well at Mr.. J.. a. Miller's, and came near
drowning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

FUNERAL 'SEHMoN.-The funeral OF
Simeon Bixlcr. deceased. will be preach
cd at PortersviIIe, Sunday, November
10th, 1878, BY Rev. j. M. billiard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

W Dir. John Stout, the mill-wright
who put UP the machinery for Fink
mill has rented the saw mill near st.
Anthony, and will do business there
this Winter. We wish him luck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

COVE understand some of our citi-
zens intend sending out hands to work
out their subscriptions on the railroad
next week. Those who y to furnish
ties can get them out now.
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rrsrinoxv o. axv. ;. ). willie esy,xeros,
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The Best and Safest Remedy for ChiiIs and
Fever, or Fever and Ague.

Coyrsoros, kS.. May ~.
There has not been Tor many years, IA this country
such general complaint about chills and fever Thk
depressing disease now prevailing IN many portions
kentucky and elsewhere where the people have long
BATTERED themselves that they were entirely exssnpt
from IT. influence. To those who thus afflicted ~
wish 20 recommend SsrHs ToSc Sfrrr believing II a.
be the very best remedy extani. Every one We have
heard of using H. prononces upon u IN the very hirhss
terms. We have lately used II IN our family with
marked success The ingredients are simple and the
ToSc can be used freely without any detriment 10 the
constitution whatever IT. the directions which always
accompany every bottle. are carefully followed. IL Will
" nine cases out of ten result In permanent cure
whether the disease be o. short or long standing
We take pleasure IN recommending this medicine 10
the subjects ~ this disease everywhere sincerely he
evng that the use Of II will verify every word say.
r. y. wit.Es.
ror sale BY FRIEDMAN BECK. Jasper. Ind.
Ian. n. ls7s-iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

~The Masonic fraternity OF Ireland
ere making preparations for one Of thei r
easant.festivals during the holidays.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

large stock Of toys, confcctionaries
pocket-books, pipes and notions Of the
style suitable for presents for birth days
and the coming holidays, and is selling
them fast and CHEAP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

~ Treasurer Spurlock informs rs
thst.the collection Of delinquent taxes
this year have been unusually light
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08

az Preparations are under way by
our citizens to secure the material for
building good railroad depot Whoo D
her up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08
WANTED.

30 good teams and 100 men to
work on grade of G. X. q >. w.
Railway. Apply to e.. johnson,
on grade.
III. C. BRANHAM. Supt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-08
Jasper City MILLS,
REDUCTION. IN PAIGE or FLOUR.

HAvTNG begun with the new year doing strictly :
- cAsn svnSEss. we are enabled 20 a. better Than
formerly BY our customers and have reduced the price
81 The best q follows;
FANCY FAMILY FLOUR ss % PER mr..
~ are paying the highest cash price for wheat. and
aim % do the fair thing BY cus,ym work.
EcKERr BROTHERS.
Jan IS. rs. N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HOTELeE Gay and wife,
Miss N Gay, Louisiana; O King, J ] Curd.
and wis l. CP Freer, Miss Frser. Chicago: W
At PaEke and 1 Wife. Ney York; Thos Turner
Heller l,,a Mobile; Az Wyck9ff, Brooklyn; "
Conn; 7 : ilson and wife, P i schellens,
New York; M Grieve. Fred Grfye. Indiana; @ d
Austin
,CAssIDYs HoTEL-B T. Prince, j M G ses-
s q 2, Miss; Dale and LADY. Thom,gpsso ot
Zoe smms, joe Edw G. LIZ; 4ANlbreeht
Miss r., Rchs =, T.; Jones. Psla-
bias Porter Denison, La & 4 Y Nelson Morgan gre
Becker. Milwaukis, Wis; Lose; New N j, Albany.
Mis- CaptJ trerichs, city; Jas Paterson,
Cufd Ky: Phil Lobran. Mics; VIM M Hedney,
Fort Morgan, Fla; Robert Clark. Miss, w q
Rige., NJ D. Vieksbnrg, Miss.
CITY HOTELrM Perot, Campte, La; s b
Pefut Brownayille, La; Miss KHte Mitchell, New
York: John Fl Nc fee. Mise; Thos II Chiffon.
Mempni DR. Il II Chiffon. Oxford; r. w hfll-I
saps. Hazlehur-t; J b Kemp. Miss: w r Lam
easter, Ky; E l. Lathrop. La: Sam Brown, city II
DIR A d Csrruth and wife. Clinton Mr. Brad
well. city; A Garrett, St Louis; VIM Kirker and
wife. I,onton: D A Kenyon. city; Mrs Vanas-
irand. ILL., D s Clark and wife. Erie; vi Drake.
M ndsn: w H Harms, 1T Louis; III Goldsmith
Mobile; J A Beard. McComb City; L AckIey I
TaYaa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
TIE ANDERSON CASE.
Motion for a Rehearing To he Piled by
Attorney General Ogden.

The question as to the probability Of the
Attorney General filing motion for a re-
hearing In the Anderson case before the Su-
preme Court may be considered settled, for
we have information that such is his fixed
purpose. Attorney General Ogden has been
busiy engaged for q number of days past in
preparing a careful and exhaustive brief we
learn, which. with his motion, will be sub
mitted to-day or tomorrow From what
could be gathered on the outside, The response
OF the Attorney General to the first ground
taken by the court In setting aside the verdict
OF the jury, to wit: That the paper used was
not public record. will be supported by nu-
merous authorities, and particularly by one
case decided by Chief Justice Parker, OF the
Massachusetts Supreme Court, in case en-
tirely analogous. private paper in itself is
not public record, but may become so
in many ways. An ordinary letter of friend
ship, II offered in evidence, becom es from
that time, II admitted. q public document,
and its alteration would make o. party, the
lawyers say, amenabIe to the law. The ques-
ton as to whether O. document Is of O. public
character Is mixed question of law and fact.
The law defines what constitutes such rec
ord, and it is left to the jury, as q question of
fact. to determine whether the questioned
document answers the legal description given.
Ii the judge should err In defining what tho
law says is public record, the Supreme
Court have a perfect right to override such
charge from the judge Of the lower court, but
If the charge of the judge be correct, the APP
pellate court cannot inquire into the question
of fact left to the jury, as their verdict set
ties it.
On the second point made by the Supreme
Court, that it was not charged that the utter
ing was alleged to have been committed
as Q public officer, the argument against it is
still more conclusive. The statute reads,
whoever shall falsely and fraudulently ut
II our information be correct, this point
against the decision is irrefragible. Any pa
per falsely and fraudulently uttered to the
damage of another Is an utterance within the
meaning Of the statute, and four bank presi-
dents as individuals could commit this act
under the statute as completely individually
and In their official capacity, The authori-
ties, we learn, are numerOus>On this subject
The motion will doubtless cover these points
fully
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
CAPITOL MITES.

The acts signed by the Governor yesterday
will be found in another part Of this paper.
The general appropriation bill was In the
Governors office yesterday, and will doubt
less be examined to-day.
Under the new law the warrants GegisIa4
tive issued by the Auditor are cashed by the
Fiscal Agent, which makes saving OF time.
Quite q number OF members OF both houses;
visited tho two halls of ths Legislature to ar
range the accumulated documents ia their
desks, and to settle up generally.
:, The Auditor was on yesterday, as one Of the
House members said, "a bigger man than old
Grant and was more courted than any other
State official. The result OF his labors was
the attachment of his name to about eight
hundred Legislative warrants, filled and made
out by his clerks upon vouchers from either
house, Prior to this occasion it has taken
from three to five days to complete this work,
but under the system adopted by the present
Auditor, the work is much expedited, and as
q result o number Of the country members
were enabled to leave the city for their homes
last evening
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
MARINE NEWS.

PoBT EADs March 20. 6 D. m.-Wind east
northeast. strong. Weather cloudy. No ar
rivals.
G ssimiro G..
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 20, 6 D. m.-Barometer
thick and bazy.
Arrived Norwegian bark Matilde. Ander-
sen master, days from Havana, in ballast, to
master.
Norwegian bark Mjolner, Corneluisen mas
ter. days from Havana. in ballast. to master
Norwegian bark Edwind. Sorrensen master,
80 days from Arendal. in ballast. to master.
No departures.
NEW YoRK March 2o.-Arrived: Gelert. from
Hamburg; Mas from Rotterdam Anglia.
from London. Sailed: IIlyria. for London .
France. for Havre: Parthia. for Liverpool: 90
lumbus, for Havana.
BosToH March 2o..-Arrlved Bavarian. from
Liverpool. Sailed: -Lauresina. for Havre.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2o.-Sailed: Samara-
tan, for Liverpool.
GLASGOW. March 2o-Arrived: Castillo and
California. from N w York.
SouTHAMPToN March 2O-Arrived: Lefante.
from New York: Moselle, from New York for
Bremen.
from New York.
=, PARA. March 2o.-Arrived: Richmond. from
Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL March 30 Sailed: Palestine and
Bohemia, for Boston: LORD Give. for Phtla-
Orleans: Leipzig. for Baltimore.
QuEENsTowN March 2o.-Sailed: City Of Brus-
sells. for New York
=, HAMBURG. March 2o.-sailed: Holsatia, for
New York.
.LoNDoN. March 2o-sailed: Australia. for
New York; Sydney. for New South Wales. Ar
rived prior to March 20: Australia. from San
FranciScO
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TIFF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY. MARCH a. 1878.

heard it said that II this board would prove
the vessel sound. The chances OF pension
to the widows and orphans Of the lost men
would be mifhtily slim. Mr.. Hughes himself
told ME So When the vessel went out did
not Consider her at all seaworthy, and l
would think 1t as il were committing sui
eide to go to sea with her.
MAJOR HOWELL
denied that part Of the testimony of the wit
ness in which the latter states that tar rope
was used in 1876 for the seams. The major
article was bought for the repairs at the time.
The board adjourned till to-day at the same
time and place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
IA EVITIEs.

Miss Wickers, the pedestrienne, and Henry
Schmehl, the champion long distance pedes-
the com plimentary benefit to be given Miss
Wickers, on Sunday night next, at st. Pat
rick's Hall.
Alta recent meeting of the Magnolia So
cial Club the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: John Kraus. president:
Henry Leavy, first vice president; A. Bledso.
second vice president: Fl. Anderson, financial
secretary; Ii. Brinker, recording secretary;
l.. A. Hahn, treasurer, L. Schroeder, sergeant
alarms.
Last night the Continentals serenaded the
lady friends Of the Leo Monumental Assoefa-
ton, and the Thirteenth Infantry band, with
them played the most select airs in their
repertoire. The old Continentals are soon to
give an elegant entertainment for the benefit
Of the Lee Monumental fund 1t will be
fine treat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
Lamp Works Burned-LOss 500, 900.
Insurance &RZ 600
Pardon Refused,

WILMINGTON Del, March 2o.-Gov. Cochrane
has rendered bis decision in the case Of the two
condo mned negroes convicted OF having feon-
Smith, near Middletown, la August, and for
whom large number OF petitions praying for
pardon have been presented during the last
Friday, and the Governor refuses to interiors
with the sentence.
The arguments In favor Of pardon are based
on the TACT that the principal witness against
the prisoners, the alleged hush md Of the wo-
man Smith, has within short time confessed
that his testimony given At The trial was false,
and he also declares tn at the woman is not his
wife. as he stated in his defense but that she Is
a loose character we'll known In the lowest
slnms of Philadelphia.
This. 1t was thought was sufficient to secure
for the pr soDers executive clemency but the
Governor, after full and fair Investigation into
all the facts bearing on the case. was convinced
that the men were guilty Of the crime of which
they stand convicted, and. therefore, he refused
n intarfnra
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r..t,.uea from FIRST rage.

smith. Of Chicago, laid long odds that ne would
t IN w hnard announced the following res
SUITS O'Lsary. 1853 miles; Vaughan. 2ssH;
An 4 n'cioek the building was packed by vast
ronoourse Of spectators and WLsary Tes con- a.
last as When he started and going like ma
chine. Among the promine4t persons present I J,
York, Carroll, Livingston. Lord Tiermay yas'
Gordon Bennett and u number OF the nopllltys
O'LeaFy Gaining.
LorDoN, Mareh 2t.-A vast crowd visited
Agricultural Hall, Islipgton. last night to wit
ness the great pedestrian con s5t AM ., great IN
Ing q Leary had completed 2ss miles. Vaughan
and Brown 270 each, Corkey $50 and lde 2se
O'Leary continued on his walk. being apparent
II fresh. bnt at ths above hour all his eompett-
tors had retired to rest
Another walking Match.
LONDON March qe.-Willam Howes. winner 81
the twenty six hours walk ing championship
belt. has covered Vaughah's Ei0, and VIII walk
him for the trophy and s5oo on the sixteenth o.
April. -
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Bernard Barthe vs. city OF New Orleans
The plaintiff fears that his private market
will be closed under the act OF the Legisla-
ture approved March Is, 1878, regulating pri-
vate markets; and he asks for an Injunction
prohibiting the city from interfering with his
business, alleging the uneonstitutionality of
the act.
Louis Danos VS.. city Of New Orleans
Plaintiff has q private market at s01 Maya
zine street. He also asks an injunction on Che
same grounds.
): lean Roueh vs. city OF New Orleans Plain.
tiffs private market Is at the corner OF
Felicity and st. Thomas streets. similar
suit to the above.
Mrs Euphemia Coffey vs. Knickerbocker
Life Insurance Com pany-Suit on policy
for 5000