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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
SINGULAR CAUSES OF DEATH.
MAN Swallows His False Teeth and
After Doing seven weeks without
Food Dies.
philadelphia Times. ]


About eight weeks ago Levi Waggenseller,
an employee in Woods cotton factory, at
Twenty-fourth and Hamilton streets, near
the Paramount waterworks, and thirty-eight
years Of age, entered Chestnut street restau-
rant and ordered a supper. Waggenseller had
three false teeth. For nearly twenty years
the small plate which held these teeth in place
In the upper jaw had done service. without
causing its owner single ache or pain, and
the teeth had performed the functions laid
upon them as faithfully as could have been
desired in teeth of any sort. Gradually, how
ever the small hooks which held the plate
fast to the jaw began to wear off, and one
day, over q year ago, the plate surprised its
owner by suddenly dropping out. To replace
it was but matter of few moments, and az
the teeth were still firm in the plate they con-
tinued to do their work. But the plate itself
was no longer reliable, and frequently its
owner would be annoyed by its dropping out
while walking with friend or even walking
on the street. Often on these occasions Wag-
genseller woGld be rallied by his friends
about his teeth, and once while on d visit to a
married sister out at Darby, the teeth drop
ping out, the sister remarked playfully:
"Levi, if you don't go to a dentist and get
those teeth fixed, you'll swallow them some
day"
Waggenseller sat down to his meal in the
restaurant and had about half finished it
when he felt something going down his
throat, giving him intense pain, which he
thought was bone. He was soon undeceived
however, for his hand flying instinctIvely to
his mouth, he found his false teeth were gone
Plate and all had gone down his throat, and
he could feel them lodged against his breast.
This was the last meal Waggen5eller ever ate.
Alarmed at the probable consequences, he
took up his hat and went to his home In Hes
tOnvile. The teeth remained In the lower
part Of the throat, causing him at times Sc
we're pain. He could eat no solid food; In
fact, he touched nothing for two days, when
he ate a little bread and milk. On the third
day he went to the University Hospital to
consult Dr. Agnew. The physician examined
him, doubling at first whether he had swal-
lowed the teeth. Upon being assured that he
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
A Queer Dress.


IL represented al ow, and was worn BY a
spbre,gn duchess. The dress, in the darkest
ish fsr' u blue satin, was trimmed with gray
bird Th, a feathers, the hue of the night
frinees i in front of the dress was covered with
diamond ~ Leather feathers. The head of an owl with
lady's chest e SIS shone in the middle of the
hair. "Ao another owl ornamented her
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09
Valuable EkIaCnYfrY.
[Philadalphia Chronicle. ]

It has been discovered that an organ
grinder can't be induced to visit a neighbor-
hood after the residents have once dropped
Limburger cheese into his hat,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

Tn. weary of the food have to eat Try
Shadines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

The Board Of Trustees this day resolved tbs,
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
GENT on Capital Stock of Company. that a
ividend of TWENTY PER CENT In cash 10
aid on Monday June 10, to thoge part,as an.
tiled TO receive the same N"oo on.
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The above statement is true and correc.
transcript from the books of the Company,
THOs. A. ADAMS. President,
HENRY v. OGDEN, Secretary.
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;, The BoNrd Of DIrecFors, ut meeting hold on
the twenty-second day of January. 1879 after
setting aside Ton Thousand Dollars to the
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year,
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to the
stockholders, have resolved to nav CASH
DIVIDEND OF TWENTY PER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81, 1873. said dividend payable
JAnuArV 1879 -
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The foregoing statement is just. true and
correcL transcript from the books of the Com
pany JAMES l. DAY President
II. CARPENTER Secretary.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this twen-
ty-second day of January, 1879.
a. INGRAHAM. Notary Public
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al q WbsMnH OF the Board OF UIreotOrs heId
on the tenth day Of June. 1878. 1t was resolve d
70 declare cash dividend Of twenty per ce,lt d !
the net earned participating premiums for "a.
year ending May 81, 1878. payable on the third
Monday of July next.
Also to pey to the Stockholders. on demand
interest at the rate of five per eent ger oDDuu
on their stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-09

DIRECTORY:
T.. J. Hart, J. Weis Scott McGebee
II. Renshnw. b. w. Taylor. D. Fafjo.
u. Biscoe, J. G. Morris r. T. 6irev
A. Baldwin. James |. Day, r. e Craig
& Maeready, L, q. Levy. Sam'l l.. Boyd,
w. e. Seymour, Emory OIapp, Jno s. Groves
yno. 4. Gaines. D. A. Chaffraix, J. A. Blanc.
Jesse B. Flower. j. L.. Harris, III. Newman.
ja2O1
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty-second day of May. 1873.
ALFRED INGRAHAM.
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Actual net profits. MISUNDERSTANDING II .5os 90

Total assets s5g1 .51a 81
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| The above statement Is a iuet, true and cor
| rect transcript from the books of the Oompaa
PAUL F0URCHY, President,
@. w. EoT"r, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Orleans. City Of New Orleans !
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the tentt
day OF June. 1879, JAMES FAHEy
Notary Public,
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Re-Openiug 4 Thsrohghixre.-
In order 10 guard against resuls utterly
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Genital that the grand thoroughfere 0,
avenue Of tho system. tho bowls, should
be re-opsnsd = speedily :. possible when
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tbs bile i misd,tsoted into tie blood the
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liz. then. .et viel.a.ls, tus produces .
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impair The tons Of tie etacsatory Organs,
t1hioh Il invikot.tes Instead Of 1eskso,ng
The stouach and LIVER, also, indSSid he
tnNrs system, b Strengthened end regu-
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TIE 57th Volume,

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WHEELwRfcHT d BLACKSMITH.
respectfully announce to the
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to sewing machines, Of W. kinds,
and more especially 10 the Singer;
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TOWN COUNCIL.
'Abbeyille. Jan. 4th 1879.

0OOVS AA4S1 V~0
AT q regular meeting Of thu
Town Council held this day. wert
present : Lastie Brousssrd, Nay
or pro tenn. Solomon Wise and
Jean Boyanc6.
Absent: Leonce Perret, Mayor
aud Jean Abadie.
On motion of Mr.. Wise, W. B
White was appointed Secretary
pro. tenn.
Reading of the minutes of the
previous meetings was dispensed.
Mr.. T. B. Patteu presented hia
resignation as follows
TO the Mayor and Town Council Of Al
You viii please accept this ~ resigns
ton ~ your Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan. 4th 1879.
(signed) F.B. 'P1frrs.
Which resignation was accepted
by the Council.
On motion IF III. Wise, W. 3:
White was elected Secretary and
Treasurer for the 'uhexpired term
of F. B, Patten resigned ; he be.
ing required to give the usual
bond within the prescribed delay.
On motion Of Mr.. Boyanc4, the
Mayor pro tetn., WIS authorizes to
appoint . Committee Of two, to Sct'
tie with F. B. P4tten, ex.Secretary
and Treasurer he the Mayor pro
TEN to be one Of said commitsee.
The Mayor pro TEN appointed
8. Wise to serve on said commit.
tee with himself.
On motion it wal resolved thi*'
tho Corporation Attorney be, and
he il hereby authorized to compro.
mise the suit Of he Town Of Alb.
beville against Victor Guidry,
upon his paying ten dollsrs on the
principal judgment, and costa Of
suit : said amount to be paid be.
tween this and the st Of April
1879 ; said Gnidry Being prdsent
and consentitE thereto. The
Attorney is also empowered to
'oompromise the suits of the Town.
of Abbeville against Matceline
Bethancourt and Joseph Primeaux
within the same time given 70 Mr..
Guidry, and On the SAME 'condi.
xions. +.
On motion Of Mr.. Wise, it was
resolved that the licenses for the
year 1879 be fixed at the same
rate as for the previous years, and
further that outstanding unpres.
'cribed corporation warrants be
received in payment Of one!han Of
each license.
On motion Of Mr.. Broussard. it.
was resolved that the license on
drays be. and the Same is. hereby
aboliahed.
o. motion, the Council adjourn.
ed to the pext regular meeting.
LAsf1E BRoUssARD,
Mayor Pro Tenn.
W r WHrTR. Secretary. I
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RIVER INTELLlGENCE.

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Dec. 4-1010 A. M
River 4 feet inch and rising. Weather
cloudy. Wind east.
HINTON, W. VA. Dec 4-9:A A. NJ
New River foot 7 inches and station
airy. Weather cloudy.
CHARLESTON, Dec 4-9:46 A. NJ
kanawha River feet inches and falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and heavy. Wind
southeast
OIL Cry, Pa, Dec. 4-10:40 A. M.-River
3 feet and rising. Weather cloudy. Wind
east. s t...5
PIrrsBURe. Dec Allie A. M.-Eiver 3
feet IL inches and falling. Weather
fair and mild.
Boat Hands Gossip.
Business fair. F " M"
The Jas. w. Gaff left last night for Mem
phls with fair trip. .-..
The elegant new Will. X. Kyle will posi-
lively leave for New Orleans this evening.
Capt Lew. Hates commands and J. Alex
ander has charge of the office. '.,.
The Golden Crown will leave for New
Orleans Saturday. fs
The Fleetwood will be the regular c. &
0. r. r. packet leaving to-day promptly
at p. m. ior Huntington.
The Granite State is on her last trip in
the Pomeroy trade. Upon her arrival at
PomerJy she will load with pig iron, etc.
for Louisville. Capt E. s. Morgan is on
her. The Telegraph will resume her place
in the Pomeroy trade Friday. and on the
same day the new Bostona goes to Hunt
ington.
The Ohio No. leaves this evening from
the foot of Broadway { n Pomeroy. ..o
The City of Portsmouth leaves daily at 4
p. NJ. for Chilo. ...,
The Bonanza came in this morning, and
returned to Portsmouth at noon.
weather was cloudy and pleasant this
morning
The propeller Gilbert leaves Evansville
TODAY for this city, and will enter the
May ysville trade. -.
Captain John Thornbur1's fine steamer
Pittshurg will leave Saturday for st. Louis
Mr.. s. H. Griffith presides in the office.
The Andy Baum. en- route from Memphis
to Cincinnati, has IT'S barrels oil, 1000 bales
cotton and sundries.
CAPTAIN F. Armstrong's punctual Dora
Cabler will be here tomorrow afternoon
and return to Evansville Saturday.
The W. N. Chancellor will be here again
next Tuesday, t-,-e. -.
Captain Charles Jnda arrived in the city
this morning from Pittsburg.
The wharfage receipts for the past week
ending TODAY amounted to $1l9 05, as re-
ported by Wharfmaster Alex. Keunell.
The Bonanza, from Portsmouth, brought
down l,3l9 hogs this 'rorning. and lot of
other freight including $40 pieces cooper
age and 1.725 pieces iron.
The river was about stationary at noon
TODAY, with feet incl:es in the channel.
Capt ]. c. Reno is comforting with Col.
Sidney d. Maxwell, of the Merchants Ex-
change, in regard to receiving dispatch
daily from Florence, Ala. and posting the
same on Change. Col. Maxwell is giving
| the matter due consideration and will as
certain what such telegram will cost.
Cot. A. F. Kauntz and family, who were
registered on the Golden Rrle for New Or
leans deferred their departure and will he
among the passengers out on the new Will
K. tonight. She will have good trip oi
people and freight and will fill out below.
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LOUISVILLE. Dec Flour quiet and I'm
changed Wheat firm at 81 %. Corn: new white
44c; mixed. 42c. Oats steady: white. $50; mixed,
3Sc. Rye quiet at S3c Hay steady at $i4@iR
Pork n0minally at $l2 So Lard excited and
higher Choice leaf. tierce. SIC: do keg &c. Bulk
meats excited and higher at @41y@61a Ge81]s@
6l%6(0sssc. Bacon: none here. Sugar-cureu hams.
l0hc Whisky firm at 81 o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-04

HOGs-Market active and firm for heavy. Com
mon st s. 75g4 l5, fair to good Light at 81 20@
49, fair to good packing at 81 GOA 7O and select
butchers at q 1904 90 ptr central gtoes. N
CA1TLE-Market slow. Common at 81 4O@
ss@3 65 fair to good chipping mt $S 903A 80 per
t3HEEP4-Market steady snd quiet. Common
to fair at q sa0s q coed 70 choice o 5oe4 6s per
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