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The New York herald., 1879-08-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrINwALL. July 2O-Sailcd. barks Northwood (Br),
Adams San Andrcas, 22d. Glengerry (B Bernier Cuba
BLACK RIVER. ia. July 22In port. brig O Chapman.
Tyson, for BOSTON, schr Van Brunt. Torkcr for US
cALL.o, June 29Arrived. ship state Of Maine small,
Adelaide July O. Florida sparks New York: Sth valpa-
raise, Woodward, San Francisco
Sailed June ~ ship Gondoer tr), Atkinson, Lobos dc
Afuora: 3Oth. bark Rainbow. Rowe PisaguR; July q,
ships pcrn LnrrAbec. Lobos do Auota Resolne, kidder,
do; Elwcll Barstow, do; Chrysote (Br) Hastings do
Iatona (Br), shimnin do Magua Charta tBr Matthew
NHncouvers Island,
DusoARvAs. July .2s-A rived schr Kathleen tBr,
OMahoncy, st John Nh.
FALsoufm ia. July 22--In port. bark Joaquina dBp,
Gardiner for New York.
Gnfyrows, July iU--Arrived schr Laura Webb. Nun.
son, Baltimore via Buehelds and sailed day for
Port Limonl
HAVANA July 3o--sailed. steamer Niagara Curtis. New
York.
Arrived LIST, steamer City Of Merds Reynolds. New
York.
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Steamer Australia (Br), Ward London-Hendcrson Bros.
Steamer Acapulco. Shackford, Aspinwali-Pachc Mall
Steamship Co.
steamer Santiago, Phillips Santiago dc Cuba and Glen
fueros, via Nassau--J Il Ward X Co.
Steamer City Of San Antonio, Edrdge. Jacksonvilie
via Port Roy al and Brunswick--C II Mallory No..
Steamer Carondeet, Burrows. GaivestonC IL Mallory
x Co.
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds. Baltmore--J krems
Steamer q Bddlc. Wallace, PhiIadeiphia-W i Clyde
A. Go.
Steamer vesper Hull, Chester, Pa--Abiol Abbott
Steamer Merrimac. Hughes. Boston--Snow Burgess
ship Pride OF the Ocean tBr) Welsh. London--C Ber
taux.
Ship Humboldt Cuor, Cornelius. Brsmsn-Funch, Edys
Co.
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SAILED.

Steamers Acapulco for Aspinwal City of San Antonio
Jacksonville &c; ship Shakespeare er Bremen barks
Bremen Ger; do; Mattea tAus). Leith: Nimrod Aus)
LeEhorn; Albion lNor) Ipswich Cibele Aus) Maryport
ha Fas, sr Hsv,e Long Gsste 9nsSn Of
George er Hamburg; brigs Tropic Hay, st Johns PR
Roskva (Nor), Bahia via Richmond.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsHISeToS, August I, 1879.

WASHINGTON, August i, 1879.
Mr. EvARrs AND THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
In anticipation OF early reopening of the North
American fishery question Mr.. Evarts will request
that an American naval vessel be sent to cruise
the inshore fishing grounds of the Dominion. In
formation OF date has already been obtained
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DIsIfop o'BRrrN.

The Right Rev. John O'Bricn. ID. d.. who was
sccrated Bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of
Kingston, Ont, in 1876, died suddenly yesterday
morning at the 1T. Louis Hotel, in Quebec.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK. Aug Moon.
The Western Union time ball fell to-day fast onsenth
Of n second
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK. Fon THE
MONTH AUGUST.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.
L,oR sALE-sMALL FAST STEAM LAuNCh, CHEAP;
rz. warranted ted in perfect Or oaT pp "i bWyERs bos
house. foot iO9th ST., East River.
VxrANrED-A STRONG sEAwoRTHY, RooMY CAT
boat not less than "a feet keel in good order all
found by addressing 100 Post Office, Stamford.
Conn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
K Ill SUMNER COMPLAINTS fMMEDIATELY
Teen n sss y he er pubic ana sa
Sold by the druggists at 20 and 30 cents
IL. RADwAYs READY RELIEF
in from one to twenty minutes.
after reading this advcrtisonen reed any ono
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Eiia ps euro for every pain
II was the first and Is
tho only pain remedy
that Instantly stops the mos, pains ssys In
stomach bowels or other glands or organs by one app
In from one to twonty minutes,
no hS% oss or s p"n snS sseS ar
will afford instant ease tl't
Inflammation of the kidneys
congestion of the lungs, ,,m.,....,.
Mysteries. Group, dphthcria
e"'"''"' '''''' headache, toothsche
neuralgia, rheumatism. ,,,-
The appcation OF the READY RELIEF TO tho part or
parts where the pain difficulty exists will afford aud
comfort
burn sck headache diarrlus dyscnery, collie wind In
the howe ls and all Internal palms
Travellers should always carry bottle OF kADWAfS
RIlI,lEF with them. few drops In win prevent
sckuc.s pains change OF water II is better than
French brandy bitters Ms n stimuiant
Fcver and Ague.
Fever aud ague cured for fifty cents There is not
remedial agent In this world that will cfevcr and sgns
and all other malarions, bilious scarlet, typhoid, yellow
and other fovcrs tadcd by kADWAYs PILLS. quick
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fifty cents por bottle
DIR RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
perfectly tastcess elegantly coated tor the OF all
disorders of the stomach liver bowels Kidneys nervous
diseases. headache, constipation, costiveness, ind
gestion, dyspcpsa biliousncss bilious fever, iniamnA
ton Of tho bowels piles aud all derangements Ut the in
ternal viscera Warranted TO effect positive cure
Price 70 cents per box. Sold by druggists
DIR RAILWAYS
sARSAPARILLfAN REsOLvENT,
the great blood purifier.
for the cure of chronic disease.
scroula. hereditary or contagious.
be IL seated In the
lungs or stomach. skin or bones, flesh nerves.
corrupting the solids aud vitiatiug the fluids.
Chronic rheumatism scrofula, gandular swelling hack
ing dry cough Affections bleeding OF the lungs
dyspepsia water brash tic doulsnreux. white swcliiugs
ulcers skin and hip discusses crcuria Diseases
female complaints gout dropsy ricketts, salt rheum bron
chs, consumption kidney. liver complaints &c. Price
VI pehpo'''e' Sold by druggists
Dr. RADwAY CO., 80 warrsn st.. Now tsrk.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark n L Routh, Young. from Genoa May II.
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During the month of July the HERALD published In ad
all other New York newspapers the arrivals OF 80
vessels foreign via Sandy Hook also by Allan
tic cable the arrivals and departures from European and
other foreign ports of 544 vessels.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND NOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises ........ 81 Sandy Hook. morn 46
Sun. sets ......... Is Gov. Island. morn 81
Moon rises. ......eve rs He'll Gate morn 10 IL
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA-
TIONS
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WHALEMEN,
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

See arrivals at New York.
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1 LII SUMNER COMPLAINTS fMMkDlATELY
N cured when first taken by DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN
LINIMENT 81 before the public and failed
Sold by the druggists at % and 30 cents
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

The London correspondent of a Liverpool
paper says: "The labors Of the Queen are
more OnerOus than those who look upon
Royalty as q round Of pleasure may believe
For example, it may not be generally known
that during the six months prior to the de-
parture of her Majesty for Baveno, about H.,
various departnentso Of State, were forwarded
to the Queen at Balmoral, Windsor, etc. This
statement received from one in position to
know its truth. During the last twelve
the Foreign Office, day and night, from all
parts of Europe. have been unprecedented,
probably, In any previous administration.
The India Office, the War Office, and the Col
onial Office have each contributed enormous
iy to the dispatches received by the Queen,
many hundreds requiring her sign manual.
The duty, moreover, is not affected by alb
sence, rs, for example. at Baveno, the post
brings daily heavy bag to the chateau,
while the telegraph supplies work for the in
terVal"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
RESPECTFUL SUGGESTIONS TO THE
CONVENTION.
Delinquent Taxes.

To tho Editor Of tho Democrat:
Until within two years 1t has been highly
meritorious not to pay State and, in some
cases, parish taxes; and large proportion Of
the delinguents were unable to pay and they
are now hopelessiy in arrears.
IT payment of the whole 600 alleged
TO be now duo be coerced, widespread ruin, de-
structlon Of values general poverty and ex-
tensive expatriation must be- the result.
Why not take Judgments against all de-
inqlents preserving all liens and divide the
principal into three installments, with stay
of execution for one, two and three years, or
even longer, provided that the privilege in
question shall not be enjoyed till all current
taxes are paid, and shall be forfeited for any
default in paying the instalments, or any
subsequent taxes. The whole amount would
then have the form Of q occurred debt to the
State bearing interest and large portion, If
not all would be likely to be voluntarily paid
into the treasury.
Several attempts have been made to get the
Legislature to act on some similar plan, and
Senator Wells, Of Cllcasieu, introduced In
the recent Legislature bill for the relief in
Dictated, but adjournment defeated this as
well as many other useful measures.
The Convention might act to the extent OF
authorizing such policy In the new organic
law. Respectfully, Il. j. 5.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
TIE COMES CONCERT.

The programme for the grand compli-
mentary concert offered to Mrs. Henrietta
Comes and which is to take place on Tuesday
next, y published. 1t comprises the "Ro-
nance of Jerusalem. by Mr.. II. Bradley;
"fAir dArio dant," ma Furtua Lagrima"
GDonizettn and Chant dc Mai \Meyerbeerl,
~ Mrs. Comes; a duo Of Mignon by Miss
Marie Collignon and Mr.. Ad. Cassard; selec-
Schuman for the violin, by Mr.. Theo Curant !;
q flute solo by Mi Livain: the duo of "Fides
and Bertha of lie Prophetic by Mrs. Comes
and Mrs. Dunn, the Brindis of "Giroe' by
"Gaathe," by Mrs. Dunn, an "Adagio de
Concert" for piano, violin and violinccllo, by
Prof. G, Collignon, Mr.. Curant and Mr.. Muel-
Ter, and to close, the ''Sanctus' of Rossini,
Comes and M. +. Dunn and Messrs. j. G.
Bradley and Adj Cassard The concert will
be under the direction Of Prof. Collignon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
THE FOAMING BEVERAGE.
Some Sober Facts for the Consideration Of
Beer Sellers.

| The executive committee nf the Society for
the Suppression Of Monopolies In Beer Con
sumption" met on Friday week ago. They
appointed committee % seven, the presi-
dent, "A. D. Rosenberg. being ex-ofIlcio chair
man, to devise plan whereby the price Of
beer might be reduced and the size Of glasses
increased The readers Of the DEMOCRAT no
doubt remember the account Of the preimi-
nary meeting published In our columns some
time ago.
The following gentlemen composed the
committee: Al. Rosenberg, chairman, Mar
Gus Embeephar, Johannes Piederstrassen,
Wilhelm tfnterdenlinden, Carl Pfaf, Anton
Scheurmann, Victor Budc Mike McLoughIin
The meeting adjourned until the following
Sunday, to receive the report Of the com
mittae.
ON THE EIGHTEENTH 1NSTANT,
promptly at O'Clock y. m, Hhe time fixed for
tho meeting1. the members assembled, and
after disposing Of routine business and IN
dulging In friendly discussions, were pre-
pared to receive the report of the committee
The committee reported MS follows:
New ORLEANS, May Is, 1870
TO the President and Members Of The. Society
for the Suppression OF Monopoiies In ieer
Construction:
ticnilcmcn- We, tho undersigned, members
Of the committees Of seven appointed ut the
last meeting OF your honorable body to in
auire into the best mode Of securing q reduc-
ton In the price Of beer and an increase In tho
size Of glasses, beg leave to report az follows
Your committee have spent week In the
various beer saloons of this city. and have
duly examined (and sampledD the beechers,
glasses and ponies therein contained, have
found glaring discrepancy between the sizes
Of the same kind of glasses In the different
saloons, much against the peace and dignity
Of this State Some have lung-neCked beech
ere. others short broad ones others sport
fancy twisted or ribged glasses, and we have
discovered ny actual experiment, that
Two ponies plus 1-160 Of All inch, makes
one heecher, one glass and 2.37 Of u line
equal one Beecher, and three bccchers, plus
2 lines make 81 100 glasses
In view Of these facts we therefore ar
ragn MI beer sellers a. sophisticated and ar
our peoples hrows, and we demand OF them
In the name of a deluded people to be sqlarer
and more honest Ia their transactions. There's
fore we offer the following resolution:
Resolred. That the whole meeting be made
n committee of the whole to wait daily Tor
ottnner il necessarily On NIL tho beer sellers,
and force them to come down squafely and
pcaceably to our request and TO lay before
them he following schedule of prices: One
banditti 10 cents, one beecher cents one
glass q CENTS one pony u cent. The under
will be accompanied by friend, and any one
calling for u pony shall have four friends
with him.
Respectfully submitted.
A.. j. ROSENBERG 4 Co,
Or the Committee.
After an enthusiastic adoption Of the re-
port, the meeting adjourned subject to call
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

MILITARY COUgTEsIEs.
The Crescent Rifles and League Guards Have a
Pleasant Gathering.

There was quite pleasant meeting yester-
day evening at the headquarters Of the Ores
cent City Battalion, In the room Of the Crescent
Rifles.
II must be remembered that on the day Of
the competitive drill which has 80 much re-
bounded To the credit Of Col. Chas. n. Fenner's
crack corps Of sharpshooters, Mr.. II. w.
Montgomery sent o basket Of Roederer to be
rendered M an additional prize to the. winning
company.
1t is also matter of history that the Cres-
cert Rifles. ommanded by Capt. Il. b. Pleas
ants. came ont first best where all were ey-
celIent. and won the medals that had been
worn during the past year by Capt W. Pinck-
ards company the Tongue Guards
Asa compliment W the splendid drilling
and graceful military swing Of the vlctOrs.
Mr.. &. MeG. Parker sent them basket Of
sparkling champagne.
Yesterday evening the Crescent Rifles
Thought that Ii was high time to drink up
these two baskets of champagne, and invited
to the feast In honest amty and soldierly
fraternity their qlondam competitors, the
League Guards" from whom they had
wrested the medals, as they themselves adj
NIT only by a hairs breadth.
And 80 the friendly foes combined and drank
together and shook hands over the flowing
bowl. and fraternjzed over success and defeat,
and sang the joyous song Of merriment that
effectually drowned all angry voices that
might have destroyed the harmony which
ever should exist between true soldiers. Capt
Peasants toasted the League Guards In
graceful and complimentary terms, and the
toast was fpllcitonsly responded 30 by Capt.
Pinckard, who drank to the Crescent Rifles
and their unvaryng success.
Major Bond then, Ia his usual pleasant
style, which blends wit and eloauence with
out seeming effort, gave D talk III the friendly
assemblage OF soldiers that brought them, II
possible, closer together In the bonds OF sol
dierly friendship
And 70 tho festive friends parted, every cork
having been Embossed, every sparkle drawn
from the bottle and every honest and loving
sentlment spoken from the heart.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police Commissioners met
last night at the Central Station, Mayor !. w
Patton In the chair and quorum oi the com
missioners present.
Patrolman J Carter for drunkenness and as
sault and battery on o woman named Fannie
Allen and after being arrested and paroled,
with a crowd of other men again committed
q breach Of peace and was again arrested,
was dismissed the force.
Patrolman Il. Condor, for sitting down on
his beat, was fined two days pay.
Patrolman Dennis HORN, for drunkenness,
was fined three days pay.
Patroman j. ID. Donovan, for sitting down
and sleeping on his beat, was fined two days
pay.
Patrolman ]. Mawroner, for holding an IN
necessary conversation, was fined three days
pay.
Patrolman l.. G. Mclaughlin was fined two
days pay for dsobetiience Of orders and alb
sence without leave.
Patrolman J. G. Gonzales, for neglect Of
duty, drunkenness and conduct unbecoming
an officer, was dismissed the force.
The report Of the property clerk was re-
ceived and fled.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
NOTE OF PREPARATION.

Yesterday evening the skies were smiling,
beaming, we may say, and good breeze was
blowing, such as invites sailors to tempt the
briny deep and seek pleasure On the flowing
main of our own green Lake of Pontchar-
train. Many boats We're out, and under the
gorgeous sunset, made the lake merry with
their white canvas and graceful prows giIded
with the dying RAYS of day.
The Southern Yacht Club is determined
upon making the twentysiXth q day of record
in the annals OF nautical jousting All the
flyers are in order, and the crews well prac-
ticed and up to the mark. As will be seen bv
the notice published elsewhere there
will be meeting Of the members
at the clubhouse on Friday next, to
elect new members and inscribe the entries
for the race All owners of boats are re-
quested by the secretary not to be backward
in bringing in the measurement of their
crafts to be entered and recorded for the race.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
CONVENTION GOSSIP.

The Committee on Elective Franchise held
meeting last night in Parlor z, st. Charles
Hotel, and after much discussion concluded
q report in favor of holding elections for
seaee oiheers every tour years, and holding
The eiecsions On the second Tuesday in April
The question Of proper,y educational and
oan .. examinations was considered. but no
san,,,i Was laken There Is, however, strong
snr NM ri1h y The COMMITTEES in favor Of max
msnt N III eI No. y vote contingent cn the pay
80 psoslding will probably be renartad o. 'teie
+,nnha Nomans suffrage question was not
so M and the probabilities are viii lit ~ u
biiltv Is uln ~ g come. and there Is 10 proba-
favorable consideration. lug ahsthing like
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPASY.-In
another column Of this paper will be found the
thirteenth annual statement of this company
which is published in conformity to the
amended charter. A very gratifying and IA
vorable showing is made, which speaks we'll for
the prudent and able management OF this
staunch Institution. Mr.. Thos A. Adams. the
president. Is gentleman of acknowledged
ability and high standing In this community;
he Is assisted in the administration of affairs
by board Of directors. com posed of merchants
WHO rank among the foremost in this country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
A Devotional Music stool.

A singular instance of intelligence and &C
tvity on the part of a piece of furniture was
related by the chairman OF a public meeting OF
Spirtualsts held at Langham Hall on Thurs
day night. The incident occurred at family
gathering, at which Mr.. Home was present.
A music stool moved from its position near
harmonium, and, getting up on table, bowed
three times to q family Bible which was on
the table. The chairman himself witnessed
this extraordinary conduct OF the music STOOL
and thinking that the spirit which prompted
music was to be the handmade Of devotion, :"
gave utterance to the suggestion. The music
stool thereupon confirmed the chairman's no.
ton by Blowing three times SUCCESSFULLY"
1t was then "helped to the ground by Mr.
Home and, it is to be presumed, resumed its
place by the side of the harmonium.
The best artist and most elegant poser is now
with Liienthal.
Chew Jackson's best sUaet navv tohooon IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
CITY ECHOES.

Chas. Boutte was lodged in the Central Sta
ton, charged with picking pockets.
Victor NJ. Passou and VIM. Lewis we're
locked up In the Central Station, charged
with robbery and assault and battery.
Caroline Sanders and Charles Gore were
locked up in the Third Station, charged by d
Burnett with perjury.
Mr.. u. Terney, residing at No. 1873 Basin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

At As O'Clock this morning fire broke
out and destroyed several small houses sit
uated q mile and q quarter below the slaugh-
ter-house. Owing to the late hour and the
distances 1t was impossible to get the full par
tieulars OF the conflagratlon. As the fire was
out Of the city limits no alarm was sounded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
RR EyITI -.

The Governor yesterday appointed Thos J.
Artery and Lorenzo J. Bell school directors
for Lincoln parish.
Look out for fun next Sunday at the Oak
Grove Park at ST. Bernard, for that crack fire
company of the Third District, Crescent No.
q, will be there, .and6he boys intend 70 have
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

,nonfha. the tobacco factory q II =. sarfazln,
and orreated the proprietor for violation o.
the internal revenue laws IN disposlng Of
iooae tobacco not put W In The manner pre-
scrIbed BY law and minus stamps or anything
uhioh wo,,ld Indicate that the tax had been
raid. ,,ds y, an.
near before the United States Circuit Court.
and his establishment was placed In charge
Of keeper.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
Insane Pistol Practice.

An insane man named George Hauek, re-
siding at the corner of Euterpe and White
streets, got possession of II revolver and dis
charged the same In the house. He was
seized by his friends and the deadly weapon
taken from him before he did any serious
damnUn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
Had His Foot Crushed.

Yesterday boy named August Pinkney.
while playing on the Magnolia Bridge, acct
depally caught and badly crushed his foot In
the bridge.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
4 Runaway.

Monday night pair Of horses attached to
public hack No. 200 took fright at the New
Lake End and ran away. The driver, Mr..
Brien. was precipitated to the ground and
severely injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21

street. fred two Intellectual shots at q thief
who tried to rob his house.
The youth George Hernandez. who. on Sun
day, cut Paul Lacoste WAS arrested. Mt the
corner OF Music and Grod streets an0 locked
IN I'm the Fifth Station
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
A Heartless Thief.

Monday night thief attempted to rob the
house No. Ia South Rampant street, and
when interrupted by one of the lady inmates
threw handful of sand in her eyes and then
made his eseape
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
nody Recovered.

The body Of Valentine Christian, who was
drowned on the seventeenth instant, was
found yesterday floating In the river at the
head OF Eighth street. Coroner notified.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

IThe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none Of
the Views expressed In the communications
under this head, but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-21
On we'd In.

Yesterday the walls OF the blacksmith shop
at the corner of NOtre Dame and Peters
streets gave way and damaged the place 10 a
small amount.