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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26
CONVENTION GOSSIP.

Taking the proceedings ot fhe convention
vesteraay ~ mi indication of what IS 20 follow.
tbera Seams tn be- little doubt buf that every
matter regardless of how trtvlhl 10 may be
II the eyes Of Tie general public, which at al
offaets The rights or the interests Ut the people
and Of the stats. will be RAPIDLY brought 10 the
Intention oil the Convention. and slowly and
carefully considered. number 81 enaettnehta
on, ysrlens and many subjects were submitted.
and In every instance were forced TO follow the
rules. the Convention invariably voting down
every motion TO suspend them. even for the
purpose Of passing the proposed SECTIONS to q
second reading with view to reference. IL Is
eonsidsted good sign that no effort was made
to bring before the GoHeentttn what faany peo-
ple consider the greatest question That tht5
body will be ctiled to pass upon-the question
Of tbs State debt-Hs It lH regarded as III indt-
cation Tint the Importance OF the subject Is
realized and appreciated. aud thht on the part
Of no member ~ there any desire 70 secure ,1s
Of carefully seected committees for tnVestlea-
ton md II is probable that no propagation
look lug 70 solution o. he question WI m w
trudnusd until alter the epmthltlees supmibthen
repHurts. ,u :, ,,,,,,,s tatr,,anaea bv r,asjds NJ
Wjltz In generally considered by b1th the Dam
oMafin and Republican members " the Con,
yetltipn n carefully prepared, veil considered
and veil written doeuh ent. and although, as
must be expected on every matter of such lm-
| uorlanse ~ It liz. there will be- some opIositiqn.
lion III and that the main PROVISIONS Will bs ems
| braeed in the bill which viii bs finally adopted.
| The brokers have already begun their lobby.
| ing aud several .pron.in.nt, .0afunhslst rect
| rnsp were Oh the floor of The Convention yestef-
| day before II was called to order. A report
| has been circulated that dispatch had been re-
eeivea from prominent LotlsiaDiay,s - Wash, !,
| ington, stating that II the GpHvenllpn sealed
the debt, Congress would yets down every .np~
preparation sought Tor by the ~ rreseHta.iyes
| ~ this Bata Ths report hal little. II any,
| effect, and II In not liHslY that any other " n
elmilar character which mag be put 10 eifeula-
| fest determination displayed this other hpy In
debate aud vttte on the question Hs tp whether
an path NJ alleglanee 10 the constitution ot the
| opinions Of the people nf the other StHtfs, and
| do ths best that could be done fer tue people ol
/
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CITY Es,H Oks.

Henry Prosner was incarGerated in tho Cen +
tral Station. charged with petty larceny
VIM. Gallagher Is In the Harkor Station for
the larceny OF q lot OF slaves.
Antonio and BENJAMIN Maggie we're locked
up in the Central ut ation. charged with larceny.
Hughey Duffy and Az Moore we're locked M
In tho Central Station, charged with selling Il
dlsrepntasie sheet known as the Sporting Life.
Raymond Domingo. on trial In the Criminal
Court for the murder Of Joseph MaffitaDo. was
found guilty of mHnslnughtsr and recon-
mended to the mercy OF the court.
Thursday evening Oflcer Bird shot and killed
vicious dog ut the corner OF Love and Eng
hien streets the animal having bitten boy
named James shannon aged twelve years.
A; N. Ryan, residing at the corner Of Erato
and Franklin streets. was on Thursday evening
severely bitten by rabid dog. The animal was
killed by a police officer.
james Newton. charged with entering r.
Kraf's domieile In the da Y time and committing
the crime Of larceny. was locked 10 Ia the Fifth
Station.
Thomas, Burell was locked up In the Harbor
Station. charged by one A. Robinson with lar
teeny. and by u. McLaine with picking his
rocket =
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THE pAsH Ar THIHDDATx.

We have received, With the valued eompli-
mnnts Of Iav. @. NJ. Menard. pastor NJ Mt. Jo-
seph's Church. ct Thtbodanx. La. invitations
10 attend The fair to be given for the benefit Of
st. Joesph's Church. on Saturday, Sunday md
Monday. this third fourth and nth Ut May
next
The attractions of the fair will consist as fol-
lows;
On Sunday eight eggulsltely carved statues
OF life size will be soie innlg tnaugufHied and
blessed In It, Joseph's Chul eh, at Thibydaux
La.
UaIiatfous or luncheon At ell bouts Of the day
aud evening. an ibeghauetihls snpu1y of hot
gpmbp Ia Creole. and vHristy Of refresh ny
liquids, ice or ans. tamenadss. punch. eonfee-
ti,nsty. ETC., To say nothing Of o thousand other
attractive objects.
At the lower extremity Of Tho park there will
be target shooting with patier rifles. and all
kiudH Of sports.
A dramatic performances and instrumental
| m nsie every day.
A special train of Morgap's Louisiana hnd
Texas Railroad will Isave Algiers nj sunday
May :, 1879 at 80 o'clock n. III. Estnruing will
leave Thibodaux same day at $3.50 o'clock y. III
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F1FEiEMKrs In Rrans.

large number OF tho most dlslsn...l..
men In public life In France ara sga +
been, Foreigners Among politicians Nv ~ 4 N
betta, the son III Gnoase traIaainau.s' l w.
at Csthars; Minister Waddinetar I'M ii NJ i
an English cofton spinner al R%1.sssga 4
Thompson. an Algerian Deputy. s,ihtsasx
be- an American; M. Johnston. ]. Isa1lon.ss 4.
lish merchant ut bordeaux. and s1f yats.ia ~
six years; aud the brothers Tilayar, az s.s9g. e
Under the empire, whose American gsafsns "A
ricfed himself nv purchasing pafjs 49,!
during the revolution BefesiAtfi w Va %
of Greek Count WaIewskl. thu Fssssss.ssgs
Foreign Secretary, Pole, and gsnMp ii Il Al /
dorH, Louis PhlllIpps's Aulyassadts i !. IA
SIAN As to fiuaueiefs and hetIrr,talas. Hi III
nagetad, autfhT NJ M excellent 6ssssssa 4
French taxation, rs n natlvs III Naw aj slI 81 8
Block, the first French stAtist, IL nsyIsss.al
| The ancestor T the bankefs psraifa. ~ I
Portuguese jew who introduced ii1iS, ~ W. i
| the teaching Of the deaf and dumb 5aasss9
| sFiaiut, the bunker, III German Jaw ~ II
| Cernuseht Is u Milanese. AZ iii 49, M
| Elchoff, the comparative ptilotfpIst w &
son III q Hamburg merchant. MINI n
| wards. the naturalist. is mn Afs05riiases
| sseherer, the spfauAid critic and HIN Asssss
and editor n the Temps. is tbs son ii sssI
i banker. and Browt-5equafd. Clandl 81
uard's Successor IN tbs chair III pHyskfssl
| III n philMleipttian. md had To Iii tIaasstSlsa
| to qualify for the post.
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CITY HALL.
Wait Prom THE sANITAnIANs-
THE wharf LEASE.

The city administration received a visit from
the Ranitarians Yesterday aud had another
conference on tbs subject iii the sanittaion Of
this city. The administration has promised 10
provide the necessary funds &, pay for the ex-
ira work To BIZ done by The drainage machine
contractors Id carrying of tbs flushing water.
The flushing is to be begun In day or two
provided rains do mol intervene. which will
render the fl1ahlng iinneeesaary.
Tie Department nf improvements IA dis
playing al the activity possible in cleaning out
the city crossings TO allow the water to flow
freely. ana IL working most tremendously with
the HitL itHrians' COMMITTEES On streets.
Measures are to be taken to cause the police
men to show a littls more interest Ia The mat
ter of preventing the dumping Of nuisance Into
The streets, md the flling np OF the cutters
With garbage and yard refuse.
The sanitariaDs have been Informed by Mr.
j. q. Clark, Of the Chicago Railroad. thst The
excursions for the benefit Of the Sanitary Assoc
citation will take plaae On the following sun
days: May 4. II and 10.
Mr. Horter and Dr. White notified Admins
traitor Houston yesterday that the Locust
Grove Cemetery bud been filled up. Tn the
other hand. Administrator Mealey announces
| that the bew paupefs' cemetery. ON MetHtrie
| Ridge. would bs ready for use In very few
| days. z..5
A COMPLAINT
from n citizen " Oonerey street concerning the
condition Of that street. and saying that the CUR
bage tatts hive not visited theatreeta for u long
1 period, has haan rbtufnHti 10 tho AdmlnistI atpi
| vi improvements hy the super lntenHsut Vt iht
| district with the inaofaeinent That the garbage
carts visit the street daily. anu that within the
past fortnight ID has been thoroughly cleaned
i JEE PLACE
The elite Of the Lee monument will b.
aptinklsd with lime by the Sanitary 4ssoeia
| tlen as u SUI itary pteeautipn. aud not because
| there hos been any dnmpiug nf offensive mat
Ter there recently. This n mentioned leat
false apprehension tany ba entertained tha
hegigeDes has occurred In that quarter.
| THE NEW HOME.
Administrator Uhavaltey having obtained TER
mission TO uss the eHstetn haif Of the Marine
Hospital for the Use of the Ag, d and Iuiifm'
| is preparing To put the building in condition h
| raeeys ths inmates pt the Home on Annuhcia
| tiJu street.
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Total
KREvHTIEs.

The last grand dance takes place at ST.
Patrlck's Hall to- night.
AT st. Patricks Hall. several Of the tableaux
realize the fact that 1t Is low-neck's position
of art.
We are informed that yesterday there was an
accession q fourteen members 70 TIE Cotton
This association is now strong In numbers
and we are glad to learn that there is the strong
est assurance that the enterprise will prove to
be a success.
John P. Becker. proprietor Of the "Palais
Royal" No. 80 Royal street, who was committed
to the Parish Prison for twenty day and con-
upon his payment Of the $1,000 license required
bs law of him as keeper OF a coneertskaloon
and upon his depositing $500 additional In Il
where theatrical performances are gDen.
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JoHNHENRY BEHAN BASE BALL CLUB.

This club was organized last evening and the
following named gentlemen were unanimously
elected as officers to serve during the summer
months:
Hon. John Henry Behan. president.
Chhs. II Kennedy. vice president
Pascalis Labarre. secretary
VIM. Mcneil. treasurer.
The following nine was selected and they are
prepared to meet the p Mealy" nine: r.
Dudenhefer. captain and right field: Christ
Meister, pitcher: john A. Benedict. catcher !;
Jas. Fl Langwell. short stop; Jas. Mohan, third
base: Wise McCabe. second base; P. Cox, left
field; Chas. r. Kennedy. first base; Geo Wetzsl
centre field
Carrt&an, Geo. Fl. Schneider.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

my friend, the late Capt. HaHIey, fst1e
~ ms from that wonderland, The Hill Hx
u very curious Stone It's black ind yesle1s
round, ms heavy rs iron, and koks eyils
like n eannon bill. It was taken ffn0l n
non Ball river. a branch If The ITvpeY MI
Hippi. This aforesaid stream contains M
quantities II THESE balls. enough " hr6I 4
battles with for centuries. The 9s0]odzI
ought to he ashamed of their lg6efsaNs &
they haven't been afIa to tell vIstbsY AGsl
cannon balls were forged by The wstH NH
The fire god. A ueighbor OF rufffs informs
that be has seen some Of these hslSf1Rl
high clay hanks of Red river, iii Ix5ullk
and TINT they were from SIX y s1gbt sl
pyritas, though generally the talB 81
elay-iron stones"
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AMUsEM ENTS.
Ths Academy Of Music.

The greeting that Marie Williams received
last evening. ON the occasion OF her benefit
was one OF the warmest and heartisst and most
prolonged TINT we have seen On any stage In this
city. The applause and cheers wers NJ eesga :
rilv accompanied by profasion OF bouquets
and eofbelies Of rare flowers majority OF
the donors. VIC were pleased to notice, we're
ladies'. The entertainments consisted Of the
first act OF the Babes In the Wood and the
buresdue on Pinafore. The occasion was un-
mistakably festival for ali the participants In
the plays. for never before had we soon so
much spirit and life thrown into performance
OF the Colville Company. Eugene Paul. par
ticnlarly, In the school-room scene Of The
Babes" asserted herself and played the part
Of BaIlie with that sprightliness and ylvaeity
which gave Us 80 many occasions to compi-
mont her when she was the sopbrette Of the
Fanny Davenport Combination. AS she grows
more familiar with the personnel and style oil
the Cofvi'le Company she assumes leading
position among the eleverest Of It's members.
OF the beneficiary herself We have already
said ali that can be said-that she ID the best
and politest actress In her line. The success OF
Marie Williams benefit being recorded. we now
call attention to the benefit OF Gus Williams.
which is 10 occur on Sunday evening. when the
inimitable aus viii appear In three different
1
To-day the last matinee OF the Coyills com :
pany takes ace, and on Tuesday their fare
well enrert ainment will be given This laat
performance will be for the benefit Of Fred
MaubeIret, the treasurer of the Academy
whose hosts OF friends will flock to the theatre
to pay him compliment deserved by years OF
faithful attention to business and courteous
treatment OF the patrons Of the Academy
Matinee
For the benefit I'll those who have not seen the
tablsaux at the Loan Exposition at st. Patrick 4
Hal the ladies' liz charge have consented 10
give q performance to-day at the Academy of
Music There. with better appurtenaneAs and
scenery than could % h i'd at St. Patrlck's Hall.
the magic tablsaux Of the marriage OF Love and
Psyche and the fairy evolutions OF the fan drill
Will De presented to the public. The stage at
St. Patficks IL All Is not. to put 1t mildly pecu-
larry adapted to the presentation Of tableaux,
and these will surely have q finer effect than
heretofore. when exhibited on the well ap-
pointed blanks Of the Al ademy. It Is long siuee
our people have been Il Gated to such beautiful
speetacie as - promised them too day and as II
is all for the benefit Of the aged and infirm J.
We hope that the Academy will BIZ crowded 4
Wo OF pleasure and OF charity is an easy one
for our people.
At Night there will be music. art and sight
seeing. dancing and refreshments at st. Pat
rick,s Hall to close the & aud work organized
Dy the ladies' who have taken charge of the Loan
Exposition.
French seciefy's Picnic.
- Tomorrow. Sunday. will take place at the
Fair Grounds the picnic given by the French
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Alexander Murderer.

The negro Lewis Johnson. who shot and
Killed the notorious character. DR.. james NJ.
Alexander, better known as Alexander the
King OF Manchac, Was tried in the Sixth judi
cial Court Tor the parish Of Tangipahoa. and
acquitted.
TIE killing took place on the morning Of the
accused has laid In jail up to the time Of his
trial., Alexander threatened tho life Of the ac-
double barrel shotgun, and meeting his man on
the morning above stated. leveled his gun and
put eighteen bqckshots in his left breast, Kill
ing him instantly. He was tried twice for the
murder. On the first trial he was convicted of
murder; hegot new trial. which has resulted
In his acqutttal.
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CUsroM.uoU.E NOTES.

The sum Of $4,000 60 was paid out on account
OF coupons for April.
The weather report for yesterday shows
The lowest temperature during the night of
Thnraday was "a degrees.
Falling barometer. higher Temperatures In
creasing humidity. southerly and easterly
winds, and cloudy weather. threatening rain.
are the conditions in he West Gull States.
The heavy rains TINT have fallen Id Texas
durirg several days pact have ceased and the
weather there Is growing colder.
The sub-treasury receipts for Thursday
Wsre
Internal revenue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 80
customs. coin. | 90
Customs silver. ..........,.......-..-... Clio 81
Customs, currency. .......,..-..-.....y- 2,b35 90
Post0ilire Department. ....-..-......... aa5 90
Miscellaneous northumberland 29.42s IL
Total. ........................$3 $50 $50 80
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Nothing eau compare With ResGa OK Is
Tonic for bilious and fnalariaI fayelA


Among the most extraordinary u y!
tyranpical regulations 6f the Rsisslxn Nh
Ia one which strictly forfids any 0na u IN
n dead or dying man without THE dlfsA WI
ton Ut the p5lles. In consequence n IT,
arbitrary enactment tis no ufieofgaN6
to see n man lying bleeding and helplss 81
8 severe fall In tbs streets a M0seg1 Aa
Petersburg without any one daring v g.
him. To whit an extent this curious ~ i
Is carried may be judged from . a1fkl|
stance. An English gentleman fsszg
Petsrhof, u coast town about sixsesa II -
from st. Petersburg, one morning Mazaa|
Russian groom hanging by the nesIsl
stable, and ent him down at once, Jaas Id i,
tn save his Iife The NEXT day 10 sselss3
visit from tbs local inspector Of poiips i
far from commenting his prof6ps h1lbz
vehetnently abused him for daring y III II
gress the Law. Ths EngllsfIfaafi lsaa +
To the end without word, and taez !.
quietly: well Mr.. inspector. In 49, ~ ~
sorry to have done anything, Dng + H. IT,
all the amends In my power. ~ IT, 80
hanging anywhere, | pledge you mg -
wont cut you down
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Club hive decided upon postponing tne open
air concert 10 next Saturday evening. ~ 80 H.
njtv MAT the weaiber should Interfere ut auy
time With those delightful evenings which Inc
n, san few ean st,end In the sp1en lid gnrdsns
III the the club listening 10 sweet music ihara y
one consolation. howAysr N he t tae' ,a sa MI ~"
tbut gntttrlpta In Louisiana are trova PA, u
we may believe The old Creole adage.s ii hya
fga d. enmsdi sans sutall.
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THE STATE uousG FUND.
List 0f These nene ftseh Ivy IT. Hsyer#iOn TN
the General Punt.

Under The judgment Of the Supreme COURT In
the case Of w. +. Houston ct nl VI. the State
Treasurer. tho anm Ut *2t .gp5 IA was transferred
from the State House fund to the General fund
Of 1878, and by further order OF the court WINS
distributed between the parties suing fer the
same.
became entitled to the fund BY reason OF having
discovered and brought back moneys which had
been diverted from the proper fluid. The for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-26

His Exceleney. President ] Jefferson DavIs ar
rived last night In this city by the Mobile train
The illustrious patriot and statesman is look
ing we'll and the weight OF years and mlsfor-
tune has not dimmed She lustre OF bis far SEQ
Ing eye. He will remalD for q fsw days among
~ at ne y. Charles Hotel ready 70 meet all biz
smile Of his. and make their visitto him a land
mark OF life by the charms of u conversation oil
which ne. with but few others, Possesses the
fnlrv asnret
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Great Bargains.

This day. at u o'clock n. at th@St. Charles
Auction Exchange. In choice ciW real estate.
comprising popular business 81 hds. elegant
residences and dwellings,. M the lost desirable
portions Of the First. See6ha, Third. Fourth
and Sixth Districts. and all live Used positive-
~ to be sold. for succession nd bther account.
by G. E. Girardey, auctioneHrI
For safe and profitable in9esk TENT this oppor-
tunity offers advantages veil worthy the atten-
ton of our readers. =r-m
See plans and descriptive advertisements for
terms and full particulars.
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QUICK TIME.

The schooner III. N. Chase. Capt. VIM. g..
Beers. from Port Antonio. jamaica, and con-
signed to ]. P. Macheca made quick time on It's
inward trip. She left Port Antonio at a. m on
a. m. Of the twenty second instant. The can
tain says: IF anything can beat that time
show me the vessel
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Fires.

At 10 80 O'Clock yesterday morning fire, sup
broke out in the kitchen attached to the one.
story frame house located on LaharDe street,
between Broad and Dorgenois. The IuiIdng.
which is owned and occupied by D. Tandignon
was damaged to the amount OF $3.50. The bui d.
ing is insured Ia the New Orleans Insurance
Association.
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rE n s0sAL.

We regret e learn that ohr afy,a,... ].
sheriff. MHior H. A. Gaufhtnur MI .aasM aN|
r. fnr soP Pa az p IT. The Major u a N
post Of duty In n few days psvssa Il
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The Slouenshi Narad, the italia I Lf..sss
organ In Gortz, has just been dena aaszl
pressed, the offices have been 1870 y s.
the editor lodged In prison TO aT 49,
for treason. The Berlin Nntlonat 1 - Il
graduates Austria upon the sucessgf M
constitutional party In the ias s... 81
elections, and hopes that the fr0naa
ton between Austria and Italy = ~. ~
nitely laid at rest as has been tnas GO
Denmark and Germany.
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iunate reeipienls we're


W. T. Houston district Judge .....4+... f1, GOO 40
r. A. Mnnroe distiict judge. t....4*t*... TOO 90
Don A Pafdee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1880 90
A, L. TIsaot, district Judge. ........4.... 600 aD
4. II Fighter, district judge. ....4-t. 2ata 90
II. Muntnn district Judge .s.....,--4F... tHnn %
u, j. Norwood. parish iudgs.........t.. slb 90
q nnss OF uarish Judge. ...4.s..-.t.s+s4. Egb Oh
w. q. Uarris. parish Judge 4s........... b16 90
II. ID. EathaTf, diaiTlnt attorney. ...tsz4. 2f5 tU
Z. "A. simmons, paf iah Judge. .......4., aan %
Al i. knobloek. IN ish Judge ..-...... 61s 90
J. b. Fontenot. parish Judge. .....s,.... a25 90
Geo. A. Hu,ispeth. parish Judge. ..t.... 300 90
A, II. Hluuez parish judge. .t4...-.i4ss.. h2s %
r. Perroain. district attorney. ...-...s.. Tho %
H. II Roberts. patish Judge. 4.....s..-. 231 20
A. D. Bronghton, par sh Judge. ......s.. 2i2 30
Il. j, Allison. parish Judge s4...s....t... 4bT 80
u. q. HnntoD district attorney. 600 M
Peter Harper. parish Judge 4.s...4.4.. 2l2 80
A. Duncan, district ndga..4-...........,. $50 90
ThOs. Hehar, uartsh Judge. t..t..,....... 2a2 "a
H. @. Maher. parish judge. ......ts.ttt. 100 90
II. j. Hyams. par af1 Judge. DIP 30
H. II, BnHer, dist let attorney $50 %
l.. Morales. Parrish indRe4 .,............. al2 so
II. q Sydney. parish Judge. ,........a... ADJ 90
i. A. CharGola district attorney,...---- t7h %
Total. ........,......-..........,.t 2l sos IA
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TES' DINING HALL, PARLOR and TOILET n,

Society. II will b. one ~ tha .raa. .ss =
the. seaaop.. 0n The occasion ! ~ s,. sgehlss
pe'itivs dfiil Will take place bet a naaho es*
ni5hed com paniaa III tbs tuiI3,san sssAS
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAn DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United Htatea army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending ut totns o. m. Friday. April III.
Observations taken at .te same moment of
time nj all a'aiiona.l
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NEW LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB.

The weather was so inclement yesterday
that the members Of the New Louisiana Jockey