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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

Nan Cry CHARITY BALL.-Notwith.
standing the rain and mud OF last even
sng, the charity ball for the benefit Of the
yellow fever sufferers OF the South, given
by the Nail City Boat Club, at their boat
house, proved a gratifying success, both in
point Of numbers aud in genuine social
enjoyment We did not learn tie amount
realized, but it will no doubt be something
handsome, The Nail City boys deserve
praise for their noble efforts to relieve the
sick and suffering. Meyers excellent or.
chestra furnished the music for the ball
gratuitouslY.
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RuSAwAY.-On Tuesday evening, as Mr..
William Wallace, who resides on Meeting
House Hill, in TriadelPhia district, was
returning from the city in wagon, with
his wife aud two children, while passing
through Elm Grove one OF tho wheels OF
the vehicle broke down. The horses be-
came frightened and ran of, throwing
the occupants OF the wagon out. All es-
capped unhurt except NIs. Wallace, who
was but slightly bruised. The wagon was
damaged considerably.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

.NEy CrUGR FAcrpRY. John Hess
has opened stogy and cignr factory and
store ut No AZ, 2Otl street, where he pro-
poses to keep ON haud large and COM
plete assortment OF the best stogies, tips,
line cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco,
and smokers utensils generally Orders
from country dealers will bepromptly at.
tended 10.
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Fcn UPwARDs OF TuRrY YEARS A1rs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t cOrrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves trind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dgsnery and diHrhGu,
whether arising from tcething or other
causes. An old and wcll.tried remedy. %
e7.ts a LOttLe. daw
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pollcr Corrr.Inllae Cnn,lmer,.

Yesterday morning His Honor exam.
incd and disposed OF the following eases:
Fritz Long was sent TO the city prison
for disorderly conduct, in default Of s. and
James johnson, Roger Glenn and John
Milligan were up for drunkenness; The
two first named were fined s. and costs
each, and the latter 81 and costs. The
fines were paid.
Wm. Briht6n paid fine Of s. and costs
Tor using abusive Language towards his
wife.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
UNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH
WE ARE NOW READY
TO DISCLOSE TO VIEW THEMosT
UNBOUNDED BARGAINS IN
CASHMERES,
Ever offered Within the History Of the Dry
Goods Trade In this City.

Read the following carefully, and your attention
shall be doubly Iepsid. To begin, We otier-
rs Pieces double width, all wool Black Cashmere at
the low price Of Soc per yard. o..
IL Pieces IO.inch ilark Cashmere reduced from Sot
10 ca per yard, ,.,,
10 fieers 10 Inch silk finish Black Cashmere July
worth 81 90, We ODER at &c per yarI.
10 Pieces 81 the richest BLACK Cashmere We ouef ~
the reduced price Of 81 90 per yard.
Is Pieces iO-Iueh all wool eOlOred CashnleeS 10 a
the latest shades reduced from SIAc 10 GU per yaru
Reader, Just look NJ them o.,
Is Pieces Of handsome "Reu.EOtF' FFenth CoioTei
Cashmere reduced from 81 90 10 ISc per yari.
Is pieCrs Of sSublInle" ColOred Cashmere reduced
from 81 Is 10 S71Ec per yard.
We have also Just opened lot OF double iolI saI'
chester Cashmere which we Ofef At the aslOhishhsI!
low price Of Csc per yard.
50 Pieces Of beautiful BrOcade SuitngsI IN all the
latest and most handsome effects which We ofef al &c
per yard. They a'e fully worth &c.
so Pieces heavy Domestic GinghamA at Sc pr yaTu.
20 Pieces Of elegant UnblesGhed Canton Flannel ~
the low price Of sc per yard n.
vaIns which We have not the space 10 enumCrate here
Iys ere6Fs eGrRGtly SOe chr cTGatadiioH n ne
dloFc gaoL u particular. and g oar H AofE In grs'1L
6rosi freIV one, az EH Triy Tad 70 lrnJthcH iAe
toaaeaos FAeh ruJtoer1 Gnd Ae PHte Afrs dhrgg!
iJrnFd iA orr "SlSciaI ObSriRGS" GRd dEHrH or ~
rc,,S,i,I rra,ark. IAai F." IPE ILH.ilS UIVB
EIERYTIiINO We ADVERTISE"
L BLUM &c BRO,
1loi MAIN STREET
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\ Ad iI 10 Thursday at "a. ".
MrNrctrAL corRr-Jndge Cnmlr.

The case OF Alois Casanova vs.. Father
Kreusch, for libel, is still on trial in this
Court. The testimony has not yet been gu
heard, and Us several witnesses remain {,
be examined, It is probable the case Will
occupy the attention OF the Court for the
balance ofthe week, to theexclusionof 9TH
or business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

TnE GIN OF TIE ToiLEr, the world says,
is SozoDoNT. 1t renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath fragrant odor,
cxtinguisllcs the ill.humors which usually
flow from bad and neglected set OF teeth.
SOzoDoNT is so convenient, and produces
n sensation at once SO delightful that it
makes it pleasure TO use it.
Spalding's Glue will mend your ways.
eOtlEw
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PLANO AND oRGAx TuNISG.-IfyourPiano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Marketstrcet, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. Allwork guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
1907 Nfurknf 81
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Isaac S. HEREIN, NJ. D.,

Price:-Trial hottie, o cents; large size, 81.
or six for S. A single . cent bottle will
Oftentimcs cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared only by Dr. Swaync ( Son, Phila-
I.ISt & Co, Wheeling. eotl1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

HEADQrAErrns FOR CuEAp Goops.-
Good NJ uslin ut &c, good Calicos Mt &c,
good Carpets Mt l5c; fine all-Wool French
Cashmers at Doc; Fancy Dress Goods from
G to Toe; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, ii you wish to save money, at
Nos. 20l9 aud 90el Main street.
JoMS RoEMER.
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DHGNIX SALOON AND RESTAURANT
i No. @ WASHINGTON HALL.

This sSta6'hmeni "a. zen atted up Eegardess 2!
most attractive place Of the kind In The city. The
Restaurant cannot 10 surpassed anywhere, and the
Har contains the choicest Wines, Liquors and CigAn
Rolls old SaIoOn No. 1851 Market street, every Sat-
uriay evening, BY Kramer's uurivalled Orchestra.
les
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ArrRxrrox.-Special attention is now
called TO the large stock OF Boots and
Shoes for fall trade, consisting Of every va
riety. The only place in the city where a
lady can get properly fitted to her entire
satisfaction. Call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

FOR LivEn CONPLEINT. BILIOUS HENpIcHE
Sick Headache (which females are so liable
tU,l Jaundicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious FevCrs, Dmpsical Swellings, Inter
mittent, Remittent aud Congcstivc Fevers,
where languOr drUwsinesS, anxiety, pains in
the back, head and cXtremities, slight chills
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine is bet
ter adapted tOcur thesecomplaints in all their
various forms than
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

SQuARR.-For the cheapest Boots in the
city, quality considered, call at the Little
Shoe House OF JERRY CLEMENS,
- Is Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

LATEST ON Ladies' Button and Side
Lace Shoe, Budtoe, on different width Of
last, in Cur. and st. Cir, at the Little Shoe
House OF JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.
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The CorRTs.--USlrED STATES DisrRieT
CouRr. judy Jacboa.- In this Court yes
terlay the following business was transact
ed; -,
was continued by Col d. b. Lucas, oil Jei'
Ietson' .,....r e, d
III. Sayre' same vs., Geo. Lutz ana s'line Vs.
Sarah Jane George were entered.
The grand jury nave not yer GoInlIle ~
their labOrs. They have found, 90 iar'
some twenty-five indictments Tor in an:
tons OF revenue anu postal laws' 1 30 ~,
eighteen or twenty witnesses are yet 10 w
examined.
Adjourned to thepsgai hour to-o"y'
o 1..,..,U.,.J *
CouSrY CorIT Judge Boyd /,
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llA MAIN STREET
Che 9ttellilgeltfer
THURSDAY, sEprEnnER II, 1917.


Stosics, Cigars, (Ic.-,Iohn Hess.
Two Furnished Rooms.
Wanted Buyer for Drug Store.
Fall Carpets-Eriend & Son.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets-G. Men
lei & Co.
Notice-Salc of Stocks this morning,
Come and see-J. T. Stone. lhead OF
his column.
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T. BLUM &c BRO

au3t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range of the Thermometer, rs
observed ut Schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
sA:A. Ky: 4 Sen !; :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

MORNING Glory BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

Choice Teas, Tobaccos and Confcction-
cries always on hand, at Geo. S. Fceney's,
No. 1907 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
VALUABLE ICE HOUSE PROPERTY

" ALU Abl4l1 1SA4 AASNN|A@ .
lOtNo s. IN square No in SoS.h whseiIas stu
non thIS lot stands the hest and most conveniently
i,r,sl ICE HOUSE Ia the county, measuring y ieet
SliaTe by 10 feet In height, built Of the hnei ne
WnrE material bTaccd with iron couplings 10 inches
al ,awua lInlug, and has only been n use Tor three
SEASONS. To this Ice House Is attached 40 bhsine
and boiler Room measuring 81 by 10 iect, eGnta!nE
Iorr, engine acking, &C., with an adl lStahe Truck
road to The river together With car, implements, NIX
me AZ, The cost Of tho buildings upon this prop
erty, thrrc years ago, was 100. ~, 49,.
HE river ln trout Of this house being an eddy theTe
Is no dIiCuly In obtaining Ice 1t all SEASONS Oh I'VE
TsIs property will be sold at private sale, but not
sold by the .s..,.,,,,,,.,,
# will on that day he Offered at public auction, at The
irout door Of thv Court House Of Ohio county nj ~
U'rlnCk AN ,....,,tor
Of The above property reference j. made 20
VI '"' louis STEUBERAUCII, or
g. II, GOOD, his Attorney,
AMI l29O ChaPllne street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-12

SwAYNE's Tan AND SAEsArAEiLLA Pill.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
delphia, and sold at % cents u box by all lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List Il
Co. eOd&w
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aar Sals.'
Hamilton or Quincy Foundry,

4 TENS SS sALE-One- fourth Of the purchase Money
In cash, and the residue In equal payments ~ SIX
iwrys eighteen aud lWenty.t0ur months with inter
st Irum day Of sale, payable scnlhannualy the pur;
chaser TO give his negotiable notes for the deferred
Iaymenls secured by SaitAcDry deed Of trust on the
I,n,,%Tty sold, and by sufficient insurance on the
k,IlIlnss machinery etc. JOHN J. JONES,
Cashier Of the Merchants National Bank Of West VII
IlnIA, at Wheeling. ,o,,
i. J. CLARKE, ATTY. se!,o,y,ls,H
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@ntsla, &c.


The "Catal" Is known far and near for the fame Il
hiss acquired In furnishing sumptROus meals Al any
hour day or night Its nicely furnlAhed Tooius are
eating ~
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ARGEsr { FINEST ASSORTMENT Q
Goods in the City.
DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

| have at all times in Magazine a large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder, viz /:
Rifle, Sporting lin cans, Blasting and Mining
In metallic packages, which will sell at
wholesale at manufacturers prices. have
Portable Magazines Of different sizes for
and will deliver free on cars or
boat. This Powder is unequalIed In strength
and quality.
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9ep,. Rsut.

NOR RENTING FINE LARGE
u Store Rooms, corner Main aud 10Th streets
Onp large Dwelling House. With fourteen rooms SUI
table for 4 hnaTdlhg house; cool loeltl0n.
Cne ANAL Store Room, vest side Market street. be-
tween Twelfth stree. and Market House.
tlnt small Dwelling with i've fO0niA Market siIueG
one larso Dwelling House, with niue rOOms, sltua'
trl on the hank Oi river, opposite steamboat landing
an the Island. ,,,,,
sRil Il lNWlNt hkeut.
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tCAPT- GEORGE COSTENTENTUs

CAPT. GEORGE GoS46AN LIN = VI
Whose entire body from head to with nrE
pcEd quvng flesh Also that remarkable dcai o. M
GOSHEN Palestine Giant, eight ihE" III
all Giants dwarf to PigInes
ONE TICKET ADMTTST0 ALL SEATING CAPa.IG W
morning the day exhibition Grand Ssrr" & I %
Professional sIcndO will be the ssa'1Iss 10 q w.
giving and half view the Mcnsceb and HTT
Of Ladies' Children and all who e az e.
Mr. lanUn wioh '
Tickets and reserved seats Drug store thy usual ssi 1
crowds the evening ar ADVISED
""on FTb;i;on sEScurion Trains railroads day Of 9
FREE TICKET given purchasing THE Life OF larunf 81 s5T
aFIiOnJu
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CARRIAGES REPAIRED & PAINTED.
Thepl,ee toEet your Carriages Repaired and Painted
Il Al M. iS&I MAIN ST., where you viii dnd Grst-
tllNa workman. Prizes 70 suit the time.
Also, dealer 10 Secondhand and New Carriages and
Spring Wagons.
Childrrh's Carriages Fetalnted and trimmed.
Give me call. All work neatly done:
C. N. STEVENS,
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NOR sALE-2,OOO POUNDS OLD
! TYPE, suitable for Eabbitt Metal. Will Be sold
in lots to suit purchasers. Apply at Intelligence
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IToR RENT

The store room No. 20 Twelfth street With cellar
undeTneath This room has hecn occupied ioTihelai
ihr,r years by hugo /. LoOs rs tOlaccu and cigar
store. The shelving counter and gas hTturSs bs,ons
aud p6CcssiOu given Immediately, Apply 70
aI9 >. az 4OVN.
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EOR RENT

one two-siOry Frame House, containing Ecren rooms
and hall On South York street. Que tWO-stOFy Frame
HOUSE containing tVe rUOHns, on Delaware slreet.
The above houses are newly PaTered and gralnCl
Throughout, and have goOd CELLAR and all tonVenlen'
ers and will be rented Laae " EOOtl parties
STOSE nj Stone 4 ThOmAS. lylI 1
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maan.1s = Cassssass.

G ]. ELLIFRITZ.
THREE secondhand Wagons
Seven Coal Cars,
coTwo or three secondhand punched and
untcHunk Railroad Iron,
One new Spring Wagon,
Two salade tripple-spring BuggicS. au29
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JNAMTLY FLnUR-"Gold Medal" fancy; tAle-
l. Shirc's No. l." fancy; " Ferguson, Smith 4 G"
choice; BellaIre Fayofiie," Ainnesota Star" and
other leading brands in store and for sale BY
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DOR SALE fa-
IN. r,or,,+v an southeast corner Of Market and
uIeh ,trrriS. near North Street Church Lot o. by
100 feei Brek hOtse, Containing x nouns Iron vol
Tefms-One-hali cash. balance 10 one yea, wNhOu'
mo Ialo Main STREET
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ID EFINED sUGARS-SOO barrels Crushed, Pow
II drrel, Gnnulatcd, Coffee and Yellow, Ia store
aud for sale At lowest market Tltes.
~ REILLY, 1909 and 1871 Main ST.
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FoR SALE
A rwosroRY FRAME DWELLING,
containing four rooms and basement situate
on McColloch street
A TwO,SroRY BRICK BUILDING, con-
tanning four rooms, hall and kitchen, situate
on Wabash street, Wheeling Island.
For terms and particulars, apply to
ca. scuAEFER & CO.,
aus 1883 Market St, Second Floor.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25

Hall. who, has been III 10 Chicago for some tims
tween sexton and blosson. has gone East.
Previous TO leaylnas Chicago he offered to back
United States,
Citizens residing on Carondelet street COM
plaln OF u COW stable at the southwestern corner
OF Milan end Carondelet streets, They say that
their morning SAUNDERS are disturbed by the
matutinal noises made by the COWS and cow
men. and are afraid that their children may be
injured by the horny headed tribe
We have apologies to make to our private
Watchman. We complained some time ago that
we had not seen him for some time sleeping as
usual at his post Lately he has reformed. and
we give him credit for strict attendance to duty.
For the past three weeks we have never gone
home, at / or o'clock In the morning. without
seeing his stalwart form stretched upon @ c0n~
venient staircase and being enlivened by the
! music OF his melodious snoring.
Another tender flower has been eulled by the
dread reaper to be transplanted In the Garden
Of God. Another innocent soul has gone to
the realms above to join the immortal choir Of
angels that chant forever around the A1mighty'e
thr9ne; Little John F. Whitaker fell g Victim
TO the tnsidious fever that is deetmatfng the
CHILDREN OF this city-he died on August 30. at
Mo, 1886 Erato street. at the tender age Of years.
His prayers, like his last words, Will always be
Tor Harry D., one who loved him and cherished
him oven more dearly than life ITSELF
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THE NATIONAL STATE CONVENTION.

The State nominating convention OF the
National party met yesterday at about 1890
O'clock at Turner's Hall.
Robert J. Ker, president Of the State Cen
trail Committee, called tbe meeting to order,
and requested Frank Ii. Hatch. Esq, to take
the chair. Mr. Hatch declined, stating that
he thought there were gentlemen present
more competent to ELL the position.
Some time was consumed in making and
passing upon nominations for the temporary
presidency, and as it finally became evident
that the contention could not agree, the
Chair tMr. Kerr insisted upon its right to
appoint, and again called on Mr.. Hatch.
Mr. Hatch took the chair, and announced
that the election of temporary secretary
was In order, and by q unanimous vote Mr.
j. u. Haigins was called upon to fill the posi-
zion.
Authorized by the convention, the chairap-
pointed six sergeants-at-arms, and instructed
them to clear the Hoor Of all persons not del
egates.
The order was carried out, and then the
chair was authorized to appoint a committee
on credentials and committee on permanent
organization, and recess OF ten minutes was
taken.
Immediately after the recess was declared
President Hatch was besieged by delegates
SOlfClIlnR representation on tle CoiHhnAotee lOL
their districts, and was compelled In Conse-
<alence to retire from the hall.
In about three-quarters OF an hour he re-
turned and announced the following commit
aees:
ward; John Kerrigan, st. James; Tobias
Freid, jefferson: John Chestnut, fifteenth
ward; J. Ell. Haigins,. first ward; Philip
Perrin, second ward; j. NJ. Vance, fourth
ward: L. Kern, fifth ward Henry Guilliotte
sixth ward; ?. Swan. eighth ward; Chas.
Fagot, ninth ward; John Hurst, tenth ward !;
r. G. Harris, twelfth ward; Francis Habert,
thirteenth ward; j. Hogan fourteenth ward !;
Gey, seventeenth ward.
Committee on Permanent Organization
L. E. Lemarie, L. J. Dodge, Harold Percy,
j. t. Bruneaux, w. b. Ripley, e. Ducre Lau-
rent Bouee.
A motion to adjourn until Monday, to allow
fhe committee on credentials time to prepare
q report, prevailed.
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CITY HALL.
GARLIC ARID ONIONS.

His honor Mayor Pilsbury yesterday again
receiyed through the mail much gratuito'ls
advice and profyers OF services for o comren-
satlon. Many Of the communications would
appear very laughable indeed, but tahat they
are the result, beyond question, vi excellent
motives. For example, Us piece OF new in-
formation, the Mayor ascertsans that the
burning Of "pine tar Is a very good disin-
fectant: the eating Of garlic and onions Is
recommended from highly respectable
source as preventive against the prevailing
malady. & specialist In epilepsy sends vol
uminosAs pamphlet praising his remedy, and
implies that 1t Is certain to cure yellow fever.
A check for a handsome amount received by
the Mayor, was turned over to the Young
Mems Christian Association.
There was also received q box Of liquid dis
nfeetant from Henry B. Walker, of No. 461
Cherry street.
AN EXPLANATION.
In the case of Miss jennie Campbell Jack
son, a young actress who has figured on the
theatrical boards Of this city, 1t would appear
that she returned to this city recently, as
maid In family bound for foreign port
who put up ct Mrs. Knights hoarding-house
No las Carondelet street. The people by
whom she was employed becoming panic
stricken, left her here penniess. She fell sick
on or about the twentieth instant, when it be-
came necessary to telegraph to her brother
living In Melvin. Ills, for pecuniary aid, To
which he replied:
MELVIN, Ill, Aug. 3o-Mrs. Knight, 1873
Carondelet street, New Orleans: What is the
funeral expense of my sister and did she owe
you anything? If SO, state the amount
Please have her grave marked, II possible, SO
1t can be found hereafter. Answer quick.
JOHN JACKSON.
Mrs; Knight answered that the expenses
would probably amount to $780,
This reply resulted In Mr. jackson writing
the following note TO the Mayor, referred to
in the DEMOCRAT yesterday morning:
MELVIN, August 90, 1878.
To the Mayor Of New Orleans:
Dear Sir received a message last night
that my sister was dead. | sent message
for the facts. I received an answer at 6
o'clock that she Yves not dead yet, but there
was no hope.
In the first message they asked for money.
asked what the cost was and their answer
said $3.50 think the charge is large, and
think there Is something wrong. Please look
into this and let me know Ii [ had better send
money, JOHN JACKSON, Melvin, Ill.
Yesterday morning the Mayor telegraphed
to Mr.. Jackson that there was nothing wrong
In the statements of Mrs. Knights, at whose
house the deceased received oil the attention
that could have been given her.
LIME As A DIsINFEurANT.
Another cor load Of lime arrived yesterday
by the st. Louis and Chicago Railroad, which
together with one hundred barrels purchased
administrator Mccartney. will be sprinkled
on the streets. wherever most needed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-25
THE LOUISIANA COURIER.

From prospectus that we have seen we con-
graduate the New Orleans public upon the flu
ture advent Of a new daily morning paper
which will bear the name mentioned above.
The Louisiana Courier. rs the prospectus
states will bear aloft the true Democratic colors
aud will be devoted to the interests Of New Or
published in English and French, as was the
Bee In the olden golden days, and promises to
be ST. aightforward and fearless In the advocacy
ton, who has been connected with the press
since 1s49 and Mr. Andre Roman, late assistant
editor of the New Orleans Bee. This paper
but we welcome 1t beforehand. The more the
merrier; n good and honest 'confrere'' is o
precious acquisition and If we may Judge of
editors, we have no doubt that 1t will be q
sprightly. talented and vigorous paper.