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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-20
The City or New orleans w. Miss Annie
Hamilton,

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish Of Orleans, No. 14,3a7-By virtue of q
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause, for city
taxes of 1919. viii proceed to sell at publ.
auction at the Merchants and Auctfoneers
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
gustomhonse streets. In the Second Distric5 Of
this city. on FRIDAY. October ~, 1879. at u
= 4 ! CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. ST.
SQUARE number one hundred and fify-six,
bounded BY Onstomhouse. Liberty Marais and
Bienvile streets. and designated aa lot number
tomhonaa street BY one hundred and nineteen
feet In depth.
Seized lii the above suit.
Terms-Caah on the sp5t.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUA,
Civil sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Ia lay, .At
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The City Of new orleans ". vvid. N. Des-

10 ish of Orleans No. "a 4aT T.. BY virtue of d writ
Of fleri facias, to mo directed BY the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
OF 1870, will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. Id the Second District Of this city, On
FRIDAY, October III 1879. at IL o'clock IN the
following deseribed prnperty. to wit
uated In the Second District Of this city, In
square number nfnety-six. bounded BY Bur
gundy. Kampart, Customhouse aud Bienville
measuring Hixty.fonr feet front on Burgundy
street by two hundred feet in depth.
Seized III the above suit
Terms-Caah on the spot.
j. Il. ALUEE lAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
GAIA VI pcl
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the City Ut new Orleans Va. .JUIln "A. Col
1ing

IyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL iah Of Orleans, No. IA, 42o-By virtue Of a writ
or fleri fanias, to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans In the above entitled cause. for city taxes
of 1879, will proceed to sell at public auction
Ht the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and OustomhouRe
streets, lii the Second District Of this city. on
FRIDAY, October II. 1879, at ID o'clock m. the
following described property, To viii.
IA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
naked M the Fifth District Of this city, In
suuare number eight. bounded BY Peters,
Begun. Delaronde and Bouny streete, and des-
iRnatea aB follows. lot number nine. measur-
snR thirty one feet front on Peters street BY one
hundred and twenty eight feet lib depth; lot
half Of number ten, measuring forty-six feet
front On Peters street by one hundred and
twenty -aight iii feet depth.
Heized Id the above suit.
TERMS Cash on the spot. -
u j. II. ALUEE GAUTHREAUX,
Owl Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans W. Nuann BOu-
def.

def.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
n ish Of Orleans. No. 12,3s2-By virtue of
writ Of Ileri facias to me directed by the honor.
Orleans. III The above entitled cause. Tor city
taxes of 1879. I will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctloneers' Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, on THURSDAY. October 9. 1879, ut IL
o'clock m. the following described property.
= A u CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND. sit
uated in the Third. District OF this city, in
square number, six hundred and twenty -tlve.
and Where streets, and designated az lot num-
Der thirteen, and measuring thirty-two feet
front on Robertson street by one hundred and
fifty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
EeG Ii 90 81 oc4p
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1uDrCrAL ADvERTISE16ENTs.
SHERIFF SALES.


the CRY Or New Orlenns w. Louis N asse.
UsIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u ish .of Orleans. No. 13.a7DBy virtue 5ot d
writ pf 1eri facias. to- me directed BY the hon
orable the Fifth District COURT for the parish of
Orleans, In the above entitled cause. for city
taxes pf 1879. will proceed to cell at public aue
tion. ut the Merchants and Auetioneers' Eg-
change. Royal street, between Canal and GUS
tomhouse Streets In the Second District Of this
city. on FRIDAY. October II. 1879 at -
o'clock m, the following described property,
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. ST.
uated In the Second District of this city. Ia
square number eighty -four. bounded by st.
Philip, Dauphine. Ursulines and Burgundy
streets. and designated as lot number, one
measuring siKty-fonr feet front on St. Philip
street by sixty four feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot.
j. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAU&,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
40 Nh nTS 4 i
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RIA city Of New Orleans VS.. panicr Ryan

Fhs City Of New Orleans VS.. Daniel Ryan
E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans. No. 1s,4T7-By virtue of q writ
Of fisri faeias to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
Of 1879. / will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and AuetioneeIs' Exchange,
Royal street. tween Canal and Oustomhouse
THURSDAY. October 9. 1879. at II o'clock M,
' UERfafN e FULTON 81 dRouND sit
saare n me fWo bnred 81 ana hs IVY
bounded by st. Louis, Roman, Prieur and Conti
streets. and designated as lots numbers fifteen
and sixteen, measuring each twenty-five feet
front on st. Louis street by one hundred feet In
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on tbs spot.
]. r. ATCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
SEQ IS 20 az oe4
The City of New Orleans vs.. ~. .sailssasnt-
E1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ish of Orleans, No. 1so4o-By virtue OF a
writ OF fieri facias to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
4.ean "a y TIE ahoye ne q I for f
auction. OF the Merchants and Auetioneere Ex-
change, Royal street. between C,nal and Gus
tomhouse strssta. IN the Second District of this
city, on THURSDAY, October g. 1879. at 70
o'clock M. the following described property. to
wit
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uatee Ia the Third a District, District Of this city in
bounded by Rampant. .Bagatelie, Union and
Burgundy Streets and designated as lot num-
bor eight. measuring thirty feet front on Rum
part stree by ninety feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash nn the anpt. .
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
9aG IA ~
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The city of New orleans W. John Gluck

L,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No l465s-By virtue Of q
writ Of fleri facias, to me directed BY the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish ,of
taxes Of 1879, ! will proceed TO sell at public
auction ut the Merchants and Auetioneers Ey-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhonse streets, In the Second District Of this
city, % FRIDAY. October n. 1879. Of ~ o'clock
m, The following. described properly +, wt.
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit
,lated III the Fourth District Of this city. iii
square number forty-nine bounded BY Fourth,
Rousseau. Third end ~. Thomas streets. and
designated aa lots numbers one and two. meas
one hundred and eighteen feet In depth,
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. Il. AIOEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
an1R ~ MA n IN
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The city Ut New orleans W.. petsr ssIll

The City nj New Orleans W. Peter eel1gl
H'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE11|
L. tsh of Orleans. No. 1Asa4-Bv yirtgeNt
witt Of fleri faclas. to me directed by The hga
sbie the Fifth District Court for the psfEl
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, f1k e.
taxes OF 1879. / will proceed to sell al pubie4lI
ton. at the Merchants and AuetioneerE
change. Royal street. between Canal ana eI
tomhouse streets. IN the Second Distria Of III
city, on THURSDAY. October 8, 1915 y
o'clock m. the following described propao,
wit
! CERTAIN PORTION OF GRoUNp, n
uated In the Sixth District of this dBs
square number one hundred and tWenst
and bounded by Jersey, Valmont, Tch9ulsgI
las and Beileeastle streets, and designktedt
lots numbers eighteen to twenty hress
measuring one hundred and eighty-one Ia
front on jersey street by one hundredtMl,
depth.
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. r. AICBE GAUTHREAUz
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlda1l
sec ~ 20 2T Dc4 q
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Est. Nia.
Peterson and Edw. l.. Cope.

OWL Rhet1lf OF ths PArlsh OF UfIbaHs.
ny130 aef ~ 90 ~ so
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Geo. N. Fletcher w. succsssiO OF Il. II. vi.
Smith.

~ tt''s FEkRtk6 ~ ~FE'NS'tHV"
sells 10 ~ or4 IL II
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The City of New Orleans W.. Mrs. Franz
cisco Sanchn.

ae18 II ~ oc4 Il u
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. DAM
Darnch

C1VII 5nsrIH OF tHe PaTlsh OF UrIeans.
ap8 IL 20 AZ dC4 9
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The city Or New orleans VI. Alphonse

VI. 10. n
Owl Sheriff ut the Parish of Orleans.
saI3 M 1T Oe4 Ill IN
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see the above members of the church an4
hear what they have to say in the case.
ELECTION OFFICERS APPoINrKD.-The f6l-
lowing officers were last night sppointsa
by Council to serve at the October elections
First Ward-Judges. M. Echols and Z
Smith; Clerk. Charles Smith; Sheriff, D,
Hayes. Voting place, Bellevuestrss1
School-house.
Second Ward-Judges, Henry Bertmaa
and VIM. Fenton; Sheriff, NJ. CottinghamD
Clerk, John Hobbell. Voting place, Court
| house.
Third Ward-Judges. Jonas Seiring and
Charles Raipe; Clerk, Jacob Loesch; Sheri6,
H. Husser Voting place, Monmouth and
jeTerson streets.
Fourth ,Tard-Judges, G. Phillips and
John Loesche /; Ulei., Ul. Henry Budde; shs.i. -.
NJ. Minor. Voting place, Mayo and Gem
trail avenue.
Fifth Ward-Judges, S. Solar and r.
Sping; Clerk, Albert Kruse; Sheriff, v,
Heitzman. Voting place, Monmouth and
Tibbatts streets.
Sixth Ward-Judges, JOS Barton and
Jas. Ryan; Clerk, Gus. Kemper; ShenA,
John Boley. Voting place, Sixth Ware
| House.
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Central Labor Club.

At meeting of the Central Labor Club
the following resolution was adopted:
"Whereas, The Commissioners have re-
fused to allow the Exposition to be opened
on Sunday, the only day in the week that
belongs to the workingmen; and
Whereas, The success of the Exposition
is largely due to the skill and labor of the
working classes, therefore be it
"Resolved, That we join with the Social
lists and other labor organizations in de-
manding that the wishes and rights of the
people be recognized and complied with
despite the feeble protestations of few
bigoted Sabbatarians and Pharisees; be-
lieving that whatever elevates and appeals
to the better nature of man is as useful and
beneficial on Sunday as on any other day
of the week"
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Emigrants For Canada.

MONTREAL, Sept. ga large number ol
emigrants arrived at this port from Europa
and excite great attention here. Two par.
ties brought out by the Dominion Steam
ship Company have arrived, numbering
some two hundred English, Irish and Scotch
farmers, of the better class. They havp
about $50, 900 in cash with them, and arr
bound for Rapid City, northwest Territory
where the Dominion Steamship Company
have large tract of land for the purpose
of settling old country farmers, quite .
number of whom have arrived thero.
Among the party are several sons of English
nobility,
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CORN CRACKER CURRENTS.
Knickknacks Knocked Together Es
Old Kentucky.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
MAvsvILLE Sept. GA man. suppose
to be one OF the thieves who murdered
Britton Dunn in Fleming County, has besa
arrested at this place while endeavoring to
cross the Ohio. He was heavily armed,
and the cartridges of his pistol were of tho
same size as the one found sticking 10
Dunn's body when he was found.
ELIzABETHTowN, KY, Sept. 26-Evidencs
in the case of the Commonwealth agains1
George Niece, on trial at Hodgenyiiie fox
the murder of Jack Gardner has closed,
and the case will reach the jury Saturday.
Sentence to the Penitentiary for life is ex.
pected. 1t is not thought the death penalty
will be imposed.
MADIsoNvILLE, Sept. 26.-At Providenes
Aaron Wins and wife, colored, murdere4
their infant child, and threw it into The
smoke-house. The woman was captured,
but the man drew revolver, and made bin
escape.
MUMFoRDsvILLE, Sept. GA negro man,
living with Jack Richardson, was fooling
Will ioaueu piSIoi, WHeh He aCCioontAHJ
discharged it, the ball striking him in the
forehead and glancing upwards, producinJ
a serious if not fatal wound.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, Sept 26.-A young n,aa
man fell off cliff on the Little Hickman
and was killed. Name not learned
Pat. Maloney's house on Sulphur Wei
Pike, was destroyed by fire wednesday,
night, the occupants barely escaping vita
their night clothes. Loss $1,000.
ASHLAND, Sept. 26.-Two men living oa
Hoods Creek, near this city, named
O'Leary and Mayberry, quarreled and
fought last night, Mayberry cuttinl
O'Leary's throat and killing him instantly
| Mayberry surrendered.
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Baptist AnniversarIes.
M1DDLErowN, Sept. 25, 1879.
SECOND DAY.


SECOND DAY.
At $50 q. IN. the Convention met, and a
half-hour was occupied in devotional exer-
cises.
Reports of mmittees-Committee on
next Anniversaries recommended to hold
the next session at the Ninth-street Baptist
Church. Cincinnati, and that Rev. A. s. Ho-
bart preach the opening sermon and A. L.
Lcckert be the alternate, and that Rev. A.
M. Worcester preach the Missionary ser.
mon, and that Rev. w. E. Stevens be the
alternate.
An attempt was made to change the
mare of the Association to the Cincinnati
Baptist Association. The matter was put
in the hands of committee and laid over
until next year.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which was adopted:
Resolved That while we rejoice in
blessings of the past year, and praise the
Lord for His blessings, we earnestly rec
ommend to the Churches to still labor and
pray in faith and hope for still greater
blessings the coming year."
Resolved, That we commend to the
sympathes and support of the Churches
the causes represented by our several So
cieties, viz, the American Baptist Mission
ary Union, the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society, the Publication So.
ciety. the Ohio Baptist Education Society
and the Ohio Baptist Convention.
Resolved, That we hereby express our
full appreciation of the generous hospital.
ity of the Baptist Church of Middleton n
and their friends and neghbors, and the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian.
apolis and the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Day
ton Railways for the courtesies Of reduced
rates of fare"
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
S. NJ. FERRIS,
REV. G. w. CHURCHILL,
CHARLES BUTLER.
Womans Mission of Cincinnati met al
10 o'clock, the Secretary, Miss Julia Sam
son, presiding. The greeting was given by
Miss Burrows, of Middletown Miss Carrie
Mcfarland read the Secretary's report
Mrs. Charles Fox read paper on the "Wo
mans Work in Heathen Land" Miss Sam
SON read very beautifully q selection o
poetry entitled the Empty Hand" anC
also we'll prepared paper on the 'Conse
Grated Pocket-hook." Mrs. Parker spoke
in the interest of the Woman's Home
Mission Society, and Miss Butler followed
with some remarks referring to the work oil
the women among the freedmen of the
South.
Rev. s. X. Leavitt preached the mission
ary sermon.
The afternoon session was occupied
chiefly as conference meeting after read
ing the report Of the Committee OH Obitu
aries.
The sessions were well attended and al
passed pleasantly and protitably, being wei
pleased with the entertainment received
from the Middletown people.
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tendent of the Water-works, would re-
spectfully report that by the Bylaws
adopted and now in force, Mr.. Glore, as
Superintendent of the Water-works, or as
Chief of the Fire Department, has no
authority to issue permits to any one to
Use hydrant water for any purpose; neither
has he any authority to collect money for
such Use, and he has, therefore, by his own
report and confession been guilty of direct
violation of bis duty in both of his official
capacities. We call your attention to
articles IL and II ef the Bylaws, as we'll as
to article 2, defining his duties as Superin-
TendeHt By article it will be seen that
the Superintendent is the Executive etii
Ger. By article 3 it will be seen that the
Secretary is the only collecting officer.
There is plain business way of attending
to such matters as he has referred to, and II
he had observed the proper method, which
it is his duty to enforce on Others as well as
himself, no explanation would have been
necessary, and it would not have mattercd
to him whether receipts turned up OF
not" and his very arduous duties would
have been much diminished.
The reflection attempted to be cast upon
the Commissioners in the paper of Mr..
ulOle, hlu HIS uCliCdIc way VI lCuCulIe
them how to perform and discharge their
duties toward their officers, comes with i'll
grace from one who is confessed wrong
doer. He should remember that the Com
missioners, as well as the Superintendent,
are public servants, and the public have q
risht to know how ali of the public affairs
are transacted. The public pay for all his
services, whether rendered by day or night
and no vain show of many duties performed
will cover up or excuse wrong-doing or neg
lected duties, whether by the Superinten
dent or Commissioners.
His report, or, rather, explanation, shows
such want of regard for the proper per
formance of his duties and trust reposec
in him, especially when taken in connec
ton with the receipts that have turned
up" and are now in custody of your Com
mittee, that we feel constrained, from
sense of duty to recommend that here
after the Bylaws of the Water-works mus
be enforced and not violated.
Respectfully,
HENRY RANsHAw,
n. B. STEPHENS,
Finance Committee.
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Wee WirelingS.

Heavy frost all over Ohio.
Benjamin Pope died at Boston.
Colonel T. L. P. Defrees died at Piqua, o.
Feist, Frank & Co. failed at San Fran.
cisco.
Chas. CHASER shot off his hand at Piqua.
Ohio. -
Walter Muller suicided near Crawforis.
vile, Ind.
William Timberton suicided near Logans,
port, Ind.
Jacob J. Noel indicted for murder n
Goshen, Ind.
George Garry, Beaufort, N. c., respitsa
to November 21st.
Miss Henrietta Frank, aged eighteen,
suicided at Baltimore.
H. R. Fowler sawed to death in q ssw,
mill at Metamora. Ind.
Bonner Rose, farmer, found murdered Il
Vienna Scott County, Ind.
Samuel Mullet captured 7-foot gray
eagle in Coshocton County, O.
John Sullivan, Snowman, died from Q
beating at Parkersburg, w. Va.
DODOla PrOMlSka, Oiu huSSlan SOlo1c1b
died at Madison, Ind, aged 102.
James Whitesides near Dunkirk, O., fSl]
40 feet and was fatally injured.
Young Whitesides fell from a hickory
nut tree at Dunkirk, o., and was fatally in,
jured.
Greater portion of Carroll, Carroll Coun.
ty, Iowa, destroyed by fire. Loss owes
$500 900.
Elizabeth Munger, maiden lady aged
forty, outraged by unknown men near Red
Lion, O.
The entire business portion of Alturas
Modoc County, California, burned Monday
night last.
| Chester Goodale, an aged man, beaten 10
death and robbed by tramps at South Eyre
mont Mass
Adam Branhardts little daughter accl-
dentally shot and killed by her cousin in
Somerset County, Md.
Emily Davis, daughter of q prominens
citizen of Buffalo, N. Y, abducted by tel.
egraph operator named Charles e. Taylor.
who demanded $500 for her release. Tks
girl escaped and he was arrested.
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scarlet. The antenne and the lower tips
to the wigs are gracefully and exquisiteiy
rendered by the feathery sprays OF golden
rod. A more artistic piece of floral work IL
would be difficult to conceive, and the
tnanks of the thousands who thronged the
Exposition yesterday are due to Messrs.
Kift & Son for their beautiful contribution.
The premiums awarded were as follows:
Grand premium subscribed by the Gin
cnnati Street Railroad Company, $lOO;
Cincinnati Gas-light and Coke Company,
S1UU; Cincinnati & Clifton Incline Plane
Company, $50; Cincinnati Incline Plane
Railway Company, $50; Aims & Doepke,
$50; McAlpin, Polk & Co., $50; John Shil-
Tito & Co., $25; A. 4. Burkhardt d Co., $50;
Gaff, Fleischmann & Co., $25; total, $500;
for the grandest display of floral work,
largest END most artistic designs, to b. +.
Critchell.
For the second best-Burnet House prem
ium, 800; Hunts European Hotel prem
ium, $50; St. Nicholas Hotel premium, $25;
Keppler " Bro. premium, S25-$2OO, 10
Cincinnati Floral Co.
For the best new design in flowers
Gibson House premium, 500, to b. r.
Critchell.
For the second best new design in flow
ers-Walnut-street House premium, SO;
Crawford House premium, $25-$5O to A.
Walz & Son.
For the best five pieces of pendant
floral work-Grand Hotel premium, $l0O,
to A. Sunderbruch & Son.
For second best five pieces of pendant
floral work-Adams Express Co., $50 to B.
?. Critchell
For the best filled fiat basket, not less
than four feet by two feet, Highland House
premium, $50. to A. Waltz d Son.
For the second best filled fiat basket, not
less than four feet by two feet, Indiana
House premium, $25, to B. P. CritchelI.
Special premium awarded by the Exposi
tim Commissioners, $25, to Cincinnati
Floral Co.
For the best display of floral hand bou.
quets not less than twelve in number, Com.
rGittee on Horticulture premium, $50, tu
B. 2. Critchell.
1t was big day.
80, 443-so said the turnstiles.
The feature of the Exposition yesterday
was the floral display.
The floral horse and chariot took the
Gibson House premium.
The flowers that took yesterdays prizes
are on exhibition at the Gibson House fol
the rest of the week.
Mr.. J. N. Pattison gives two piano re-
citals this afternoon and evening, from
Baldwin & Co.'s space in Dexter Hall.
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Eacts w. TheorYs

In regard to the method of coloring but
ter. The theory is that cows when weIl
fed and cared for will make yellow butter;
the fact is that not one in ten will, except
in times of flush pasture.
This is just the reason that the very bess
dairymen in the country use Wells, Rich
ardson & Co. IS Perfected Butter Color. We
warrant it to add at least five cents per
pound to the value Of white butter, re-
turn of one dollar for every cent it costs. :
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The following deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Infant King. still-born, city.
Harry Select, 8 months, city.
Harry Seifert, months, city.
- Chamberlain, IL years. city.
Charles Seegers 2 years, city.
Kate Kuhn, "a years, city.
Edward Walter, years, city.
Anna Metzger, 2 years, city.
John Eppinger, AZ years, Germany.
Andrew Lenhard, SO years. Germany.
R. Glogowsky, 81 years, Germany.
Dorothea Bucker, 73 years, Germany.
Anna Horsch, So wears, Germany.
Mary McDermott, % years, Ohio.
Joseph Rockintzky, 6S years, Poland.
George Norton, SO years, England.
VIM. Yosen, SO years, England.