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MUSICAL NOTES.
Carl Rosa arrived In New York few days
since.
Miss Emma G. Thussby Is singing at concerts
In London With her customary SUCCESS.
The Boston production Ut "Fauntxan Is
highly praised By the prcss Ut that city.
The "l.tts'e Duke continues To draw good
houses ut scV.ckcr's, but will probably ho With.
drawn Tomorrow night to make room Tor "Fa-
Iiu[txa.h
Tho programme for the concert this evening
at baum's TwentJ-sotond-S Pavilion viii
iucluu tho "Volunteor March," ths oyurturv 10
~ Die Biranc,n tho "WundetcE's Destination
Overture" Tic tdvIlo, ''scuneuhlick a earn.
tina from Ernanf -; fantasis from :" Prince
MCthusoah u: selections frolu tCasmen u; and
several other light numbers.
At the Royal Italian. Opera, at Coyrnt Gar
aen, Mmo. rattt hns been singing Zerli,.a, IN
"llon Giovanni" with M.ue. Copeda, Sllje,
Yalorla ,Aouvelt, and MauEsl In tic cast.
"Dlnornh,n "Faust," and "Dcr Frrlsclluelxii ii
haYc atso boon performed several timeA, and
The latest announcement was Inc production Of
the Marquis d'lvry's ooera "Loa Amanta d.
Verouc." Mime. Patti has had q pronounced aud
l!hcQutyocal SUCCESS from tho commoucem mt OF
this London season.
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Savage aR't ad dtacent minos four years ago tho
lower works. have remained subner9esl, and 1t
WAS then generally l'olteye'l that tho top Of n
new bonanza had bsen struck. It Ia thought
~ water, and tile work Of extracting orc viii
fairly caIofnencH. ."-. " ..
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PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-Tl,e relatives OF
rasr, murderer anl suicide, hare been dis-
charged from arreat, neither tho Court nor Cor
orucr being able to ellct my eyideuee slowing
that they supplied tito putson.
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TAfJsrXxF.NArEyrf>.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 1:.-Charles o.
Sinner, Cashier. anu +. elliuier Assistant CASH
!er a,ld bookkcepcr Of tue MiIerstowu Savings
bank at MacHugia hAyc been arrested, charged
with elnbczzlnE between $ll, ,00u a,Id Sl1,0UU OF
1Ac fundS 1T TINT itlstitulion.
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a. nlsANCliARDS', MICH.
DETROIT, Alct'., June 13.-A special to the
Frte irtts from Grand Rapids reports that a
tho nav mill vi q. G. Blanchard, and AONj.tIn
test q lumber owned 10y Grail, Little l. CO.
l4oss, ZOO; INSURANCE, $27,DUO
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FLIGHT OF A THIEF,

RocK1Aap, Nc , june l9.-Sain Haucs, q no.
torious thief, fatally assaulted his keupsr, John
Robbins, Last uig4t, un1 cacnpou
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 1a.-unltcl Statps
District Judge Parker, at Fort Smith OIL TUES
dag, sentenccd to l'o lung Aug. 20 liunry
Stuart and William Elliott far murder COM
llittrl tn the 1ndlan Territory.
, 1879-06-13

CARE MAY, juno t2.-11Ic new Columbia
houde, IN eonrse Of erection, was set on fire to-
night and damaged S2o,0o0,
, 1879-06-13

uuNTsyILLE, Ala. juno 1a.-Whife the COLI
yscts "ero 'narcllng 10 dinner yesterday stx
htoke away. Two were shot dead, ulll thu
, 1879-06-13

EEEHthIHk hHH FeAfdtf1*
Mrs. A. r Ngclow, Of Colchester. Conn.,, Got
Into leather bed during recent tthundor-storm
to escape the lightning, but stroke followed
her up, sce the pillow on Orc, made her uucon.
sclous, and badly burned her hands.
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All Wabash

NoTu.-CuticuA il admirably Asalsted In esssa Of
extreme nhy4ical mcsknesa, or when tha sarda OF
sctofula Ii known to lIrk In lAe syste, Dy tue iH
tcrHal uau Of The Cutsc4ta Rrsolsont, without
doubt tho uoss powerful blood pusi9ot aud !iyer
stiunlant In thu world.
Cnttcnra Soap IL m elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant to ClticuEa u tue treatment Of al e1tst-
nal ailments. For chappcd hands, rough skin and
ian, sunbusR4 sud the Lesser skl1 troubles, 1t ID
adispensabls; - soap Tot thu toilet ths uursory,
and bath It II the ,nosk uluR4at tefEeshlns. mid
hvalins before tbs pnns,e.
Tlese Ere2t 1onledlca succeed where nli others
heretofore III nsu TAIL because they E3mesa and
original pFopstttsa hu1es hofose successfully com-
Dtne1 In medicine.
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POINT BREEZE,
PHILADELPHIA, June IA reliable estlmasc
gives tho total loss BY tho Point Breeze fro at
100000.
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NOTICE.
Evanston Bonds.
NOTICE.

Pars!rs holding Evanston R1tct Loan Aouds, nAtet.
lnE july Il ls7o hursby notified that tho &An viii
ba p&d, principal aud tufesus! 10 tate ot stuTtty.
presentation Gt the Hide kAd Leather gAnk VI Chl1k
ILaF tbs iash toal. ". d. EH0ckkk n
Ersns+en, Juna ~ 1917, ~,
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

a benefit will bo gtyen at the Academy Of
siusic on Sunday for the benefit Of thu family Of
Tommy Turner.
| Dan Shelby, OF Buffalo, Is In town, they say,
looking for theatre. lie intends to run va-
ricsy II he gcts house.
It is reported t',at Mr. Louis Allrich md Mr,
Charles Parsloe will appear next season In a
new piece, written for them by Mr. Bartlcy
Mrs. John Wood Is appearing at Tic London
AayMarkat Theatre tn piece called hNilsson
q Nothing" aa which 1he gives limitations OF
Pattt, Nicoltn!, and other operate singers.
Il is recorded that recent performance Of
/" linmlet " IN New Orleans brought 81 into the
treasury. There was not stas,.l!lg-roon IN a1,-
other house whore the ''Ttna{ore'' was playvd.
The London Saturday Repftr, IN speaking Of
Sarah BctnhaFdt, takes occasion tn DAY a very
higtI compliment to Miss EIlen Terry, tho Ed
glish actress, whom It declares to be equa1ly
proficient 10 tragsdy and comedy,
Tho New York papers 1,ayo been publishing
obituary notices Of Mr.. Howard Paul. On Tues
day last The TRIBUNE gave an outline OF tho
litc Of his vile nni. announced hcr death In
London. Hceeut te1cgrat1s stnte that tho hus-
band ss still living.
The I31e ptopfet3rot @ & 9! The Theatre Comtaue, st.
poitaa Theatre Of this city. lie intends to
thoroughly rcuoyato 1t, recllrissen II the Olyul-
pic Of Gafcty, aild open It about tic 1st of Sep
tcmbcr as variety and vaudeville theatre.
Another rnnn, and he is an EnrlI.lltnan,- n,-str
xs ratrsk saoats sGoan1oa q C. Vicc'pfssdent Of the
shaksocare was not the writer Of the plays that
pass under his name. I1e purchased them, aud
dtei III good circumstances, wi,llt tll,. real al-
thoEs, without exception, died tn psnury."
Mr. John MCCULLOUGH, the traeedian, who is
confined IN ILLS ro0tne at the Bturteyant fIousa
tblG fCailt nf tic 9ffnNlnF rf ANAL f6uhar
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

Affnd'n Betf, Trnu. and vino. MAIDS III,
Actordauce with lAtcet medical Research, tmprovct
the appetite, enrichcs tue blood, md promptly te.
mental straln. Depot, 40 East Madison street.
, 1879-06-13

Cultivate tho acquaintance Of Caswetl'o
s!lFpery Elm t.oxcnCcs for coughs. For sale In
Chicago BY Inek It 1tayner.
, 1879-06-13

THE QuTtCuRA RR1tEDTE9
AFo prepared BY Wssts PottsE chssui.ta sud Drug
CutIsurs smali bo1e., 50 cents; issxs oo1ss, con-
taiH!ng two and ons.hAlf tlmss tho quantlty OF
smail, 81. Rssolysns, 81 per bottle: cutlcas4
eAkss, 76 cuusA. 80
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COLLINS.
yu1nc sttc1zx,
PlAsTERS

Wt8kpeka Of the LnnE6. tlo
tho Absorption Of PutAous frc
the Pores. and the Prevention
Llvsr Complaints, halsr.al
cases, they aro wonderful. {
, 1879-06-13

In tho Aaaihtlltlon pf
Pain and Inflammation, 'in,
tho yitaftk-4ttutt Vt, W64k,'
Fara1Jzod, 'And Painful
Nervous l'arts and 0ryapa,
In the CI5tug Ut Chfo1to
gs. Heart, aud kidnsya In
Jus from tho Hood thtuuxh
ysntiou Ut Fayer and Axus.
s1sTt4l aud Contagious bts-
fuI. Get The genuine. -.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
THE STATE TREASURER,

Some OF our country contemporaries
seem to be agitated because OF the failure OF
the Constitutional Convention to GUST the
Treasurer, who had only been In office about
three months when the convention assem-
bled.
We think the question can be disposed OF in
manner quite satisfactory to all concerned.
We happen to know that Mr.. Burke values
the office OF Treasurer simply as O position OF
trust and honor conferred by the people
through the Democratic Conservative party,
and that he has no desire to hold the office an
hour after the withdrawal Of their good
opinion.
Therefore, If our COMPLAINING confreres will
cause the Baton Rouge Convention to declare
that 1t Is the wish of the people that the Office
OF Treasurer should be voted for at the
coming election, undoubtedly Mr.. Burke
would remove all obstacles to a consumma-
ton OF the wishes OF the people thus ex-
pressed.
Until then 1t Is probable that the Treasurer
will give no more heed to the complaints
and insinuations Of ill-natured writer's than
he has heretofore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
Commercial has thus far shown no disposition
to give New Orleans and the jatties fair play.

A few years ago the Legislature OF Georgia
created board OF health, but refused, at the
same time to provide any funds OF revenue
for it; that Is, 1t allowed certain gentlemen 10
supervise the health and sanitary condition
of the State at their own expense. Under
these circumstances the board was unable TO
do anything, and has been staggering around
on its last legs for some time and threaten
ing to give up the ghost. A plan ID now pro-
posed by which the board may be saved. The
State OF Georgia pays a sanitary officer $4,000
every year to inspect the condition OF the con-
victs scattered throughout the State. The
Atlanta Constitution proposes to turn this
fund over to the State board OF health, to be
used by them for general sanitary purposes.
It Is very small sum, but 1t Is thought II
will suffice to organize the board and get it
In working order.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The New York hotels are crowded with
boarders just now, and are even turning
guests away. The New York papers regard
this as an index OF good times. 1t is rather
an evidence that most Of our wanderers are
coming home. Those who leave the South
and West during the summer always wind
up their trip by short visit to New York and
glance at the sights OF that metropolis. That
the Manhattan hotels are full 10 proof that the
seaside places have lost their guests. who are
now doing" New York, preparatory to their
voyage home. We may expect our lost friends
IL very few days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

When the uprising occurred In Afghanis-
tan, the other day, the London Times insisted
that 1t made no difference In the English
position In that country; that the English
troops would put down the rebels, punish
them for their massacre of the British en-
bassy and then return to India, leaving the
frontier i.st as 1t is at present. It Is now said,
however, that the people OF England do not
exactly agree to this plan; and that strong
sentiment is growing up In that country In
favor Of the annexation Of Afghanistan.
The British have suffered half q dozen
times from the Afghans, and can never obtain
complete peace on the frontier until the
Afghans are wiped out 1t is probable, des-
pite the views of the 'Thunderer," that the
recent outrages In Cabul will carry the day
and persuade Beaconstield to annex Afghan
Istan to India.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The principal feature in the Ohio campaign
has been the nomination, by the Republicans,
of Geo. W. Williams, a colored man, for the
Legislature from Hamilton county. The Re-
publicans nominated Williams to win the
negro vote OF Cincinnati, but regretted it as
soon as the deed was done. They have been
fighting ever since to get Williams to retire
In the Interest OF the party, but in vain-he
refuses to get down. What threats and force
have failed to do will now be attempted by
bribery. It is proposed to make Williams
minister to Hayti. This is a rather high
price to pay candidate for retiring from a
canvass In which he has no show of success
but the Republicans know well that the mere
fact that they have negro on their ticket
will lose them thousands OF Republican votes
and they are willing to pay Williams with
this high Office for retiring.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

There is break In the toothpick market,
and bankruptcy and ruin are ahead. For
fourteen years the manufacture OF wooden
toothpicks has been monopoly In the hands
OF Maine firm. This firm used five thou
sand cords of wood yearly In their manufac-
ture and turned out inealculable quantities Of
these useful little articles. Eighteen months
ago Boston firm got out a new patent for q
wooden toothpiek, and commenced manufac-
turing them. The two toothpick firms got at
once into fight and toothpicks began to fall
Whereas one cent formerly bought 100 tooth
picks, one cent now purchases $50. The
war has ragged for some time, both firms los
Ing money, until they are now on the verge OF
bankruptcy. The result will probably be the
failure Of both firms, leaving us altogether
without this post prandial luxury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The fight for mayor OF San Francisco, the
other day, was substantially a contest be-
tween KaIloch, the candidate of the Working
men, and Flint the Republican nominee; the
regular Democratic candidate, Gliswold, get
ting only 1854 votes in the entire city. The
Honorable Bilks and the Democrats divided
between Kalloch and Flint; but, whereas, the
former got 1886 votes more than the candi-
date Of his party for Governor, Flint received
only 578 votes outside OF bis party. 1t is
thought that Kaloch owed his success to De
Young's pistol. Booths theatrical business
has been good ever since he was shot at by q
Chicago maniac, some time since, and De
Young's pistol shots won his enemy 5000
votes. The best boom that candidate or an
actor can get is to have pistol pointed at
him
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

At the late election In California the voters
were requested to deposit ballots In q separate
box expressing their views on the Chinese
Observation-Disclosures they wanted the Chinese to
stay In California or leave. Contrary to the
usual custom, nearly every voter visited
these irregular boxes and deposited his bal
lot. count shows the majority against the
Chinese In San Francisco to be 4o,4S8 out OF o
total vote OF less than forty-one Thousand.
Red Bluff another California town, did even
better than this, as only one man In voting
population OF 1903 favored Chinese immigra-
tion. It is evident that the popular hostility
to the coolle system Oh the Pacific slope has
not been exaggerated. and that California Is
unanimous on this point.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Mr.. Davies declination has very much dis
gusted the stalwart press Of Cincinnati and
Chicago, and their Disappointment is Ill con-
cealed They now pretend that the very rea-
sons that were given by Mr.. Davis shows that
he really wants to go to the Senate and his
letter was only another way Of letting people
know that he was candidate. This sort of
logic may do for Chicago and Cincinnati, but
will not suit this latitude. Here people be-
leve that Mr.. Davis means no when he says
no; that his decision Is final and irrevocable.
The stalwart organs will do we'll to swallow
their disappointment and accept the situa-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The Atlanta Constitution has become ex-
ceedingIy suspicious about that Florida
canal. There are far too many Radical poll
ticlans. too many carpet-bag journals and
statesmen interested In 1t. The Constitution
believes that the Republicans are calculating
on the vote OF Florida In 1880. They can
not steal 1t, as they did In the last presi-
Dental fight, because there is no Returning
Board to do the stealing, bu. they hope to
buy it, to win enough votes by the promise
of this canal and the development OF Florida )
resources to carry the State. They have pro-
badly made some mistake In their calcula-
fiona
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The latest footings for Governor OF Cali
1sxnIA are: Perkins. Republican, GO, 2l0; White,
Wnktngmen. 41,925; Glenn, Democrat, 81 1878;
49, Republicans being In minority Of 1888.
l6sza Of the vote for White, the Republicans
abunkly admit, came from the Democratic
w4y: indeed, In San Francisco. the entire
Msmpcratic party has gone over TO the Work
1uusrsen. When Kearneyism dies, therefore,
IA promises soon to do, and the Working
IS party breaks up, It Is probable that
- cf its followers will come over to the
uenocracy, and give that party control Of
- state. On national questions the Work
ahxman are allied with the Democrats. as
mr. showed during the last campaign BY
tnsmsing most Of the Democratic candidates
Mr Congress.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Germany Is rapidly passing France on the
suicide record. Since 1874 there has been an
alarming increase In this crime In the Ger
man Empire. A year ago, for instance, there
we're 1896 suicides, while for the past twelve
months their numbers had sprung forward to
1880. In France the chief cause OF self-murder
Is disappointed love or domestic trouble; In
Germany an extraordinarily large proportion
OF the suicides are Of men in the army who
are tired Of army life, but unable, under the
existing military laws, to retire to civil life.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The commissioner OF education at Wash
iDgton has prepared a report showing the
educational funds and incomes OF the various
States for 1878. The expenditures OF the
public schools OF the country during that
year were $s6, 866, 1865, or an average OF So per
capita. North Carolina ranks lowest In the
list, and the Cherokee tribe, Indian Terri
tory, the highest, the annual expense per
capita for public schools among the Chero-
KEGS being $35.76. During the past year the
requests to educational institutions amounted
to no less than $4,000 600.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIR
GINA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members OF the Associations OF
the Army of Northern Virginia and Army OF
Tennessee are hereby appointed committee
to receive funds. which may be contributed by
comrades and admirers Of the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD. the fund 80 constituted
to be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON,
President Louisiana Division, Army OF North
ern Virginia.
AUGUST REICHARD,
Presids mt Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten
neSSee.
James Buckner, Samuel Flower. d r. Calder.
j. Fl. Murray, Of the Army Of Northern Yir-
gfuia; r. A Chalaron, q. T. Beauregard. s.. d..
Stoekman, Fred N. Ogden. Walter v Crouch, OF
the Army Of Tennessee.
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. se5 2dD tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Tha .Dkolona ASS" got as far az Freeport,
tnles&her day. where he was advertised to de-
MkM his speech on sunny Southland" He
ngpened to glance into the hall before begin
Mlng his grafton and found only eleven per
nsae present, not enough to pay for the gas.
.xkaa ..riled" him and he declined to speak,
1IUsing up his engagement. He will return
snnkA 1t once, and his disappointment In bis
nsknring tour will probably give zest to the
nlsnse he will now heap on the people OF the
lruEah and West.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

MINK. Stephens was received ct the Louis
Nfsas Exposition the other night by about
Hs1sn people. The committee OF arrange
mun,ts took care that the affair should not be
nfaslnre by providing that the distinguished
~assngian should present himself broadside on
- retire fiji the same manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The Cincinnati Commercial does not seem
to have heard Of the passage Of the steamship
ALBANIA through the ietties on her way from
New Orleans to Havre. For the information
OF our esteemed contemporary we will state
that the event occurred on the fifth instant,
and that the ALBANIA at the time drew twenty
three and half feet Of water. OF course the
Commercial Is not expected to note this inter-
esting fact. That would be lair play, and tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

zealot TINT he now processes to be. Just as
the late unpleasantness was coming On he
was extremely anxious tor the citizens 81 New
Orleans To send their boys to his military
school 1t Alexandria. L., ID order that they
might be TRAINED to whip the Yankees
Possibly the General overlooked this little
fact when be was preparing that letter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Mnme time ago we warned Col j. NJ q.
Hsskar, who has charge Of the Grant boom
III louisiana, that he had better come home
alzA attend to his business. This advice was
Huxsected and the result ID that the Custom
Msnse liz almost solid for Sherman. II the
41saenel desires to save the remaining fraR-
mnks Ok the party In Louisiana for his chief,
1aand better not stand on the order Of his
erEsinR, but come at once.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

ISe Democratic organs out West, who are
Mnnnkng Hendricks for President, have dis
arsxred q very good candidate for the second
nGakton on the ticket In the person Of Clark
mnn Potter. They think that New York de-
assvss the second position on the presidential
arhn&. In consideration OF its thirty-three
sIxufferRi votes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Mnnsas has had more than enough Of the
0xsns The mayors Of Kansas City and
Mtzndotte voice this sentiment In an address
fiusafang conference with the refugee COM
nsE1ees at st. Louis, Topeka and other points,
~ he held In Kansas City on the twenty
N.rth instant, the object being, In the Ian
$3.50 or the call, to concert measures for
s1ssktina the tide Of negro exodus to other
Nksana than Kansas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Investigations have been the rage for years.
IlntmDne will command as much respect and
uuaKktieration as that lately Instituted In New
Nmak an investigation Of the peaches brought
axne that city for worms. This news will
nVmatay delight the small boys Of the metrop-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

Einyee ID out for his usual summer cam
rnasn. He has already attended one soldiers
municn and one agricultural fair. and is
npu&sd Tor six more. For the next two weeks
- President will confine bis official duties to
sgGnking cider and talking about the crops
- Democratic outraRes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

HsurIng the past six weeks no less than s21, !
MkE6a lii specie has actually arrived at New
Eunk from Europe, and there is enough more
9 ~ sea to swell the receipts to $50, 0O0, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
60. W. Il. Sherman might have replies

4san W. T. Sherman might have replied TO
i ErOrteous invitation In q more seemly way
azssn he chose to adopt. It I'LL becomes him OF
:sH men to exhibit so much rancor as bis letter
AeaAe committee on invitations OF the Sails
nMy, N. o., reunion exhibits. There are gen
nen In this city who remember when the
~ Inc army was not tue super loyal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

The crop reports Of the past month
- not altogether flattering. There
- heen heavy decline In cotton, the condi-
afSa cs the crop falling from 81 In July to 80
ID August, about 8 per cent lower than last
Ynar. Corn, however, has increased, being 95
im EsFAember against 90 In August, and some-
800 better than the last crop. The tobacco
augp y rated at 81, an advance OF 10 per cent
- that Oh September, 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20

IA Chlnaman who attempted to vote the
Wsrkingmen's ticket In San Francisco the
WGE4T day was arrested on the charge Of in
mntty, presumably by the opposition. That
k~ne amoon-eyed leper' that Kearney does
- xvfnh III, un