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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

There fs one negro Id Virginia who ID not In
fAvor Of negro jurors, George Lewis. The
dRrkies OF the Old Dominion have been earn
estIy demanding for several years the right
. 10 be tried by members of their own race, q
4 Right denied them in several counties of that
Etate. Lewis demanded this privilege and
secured 1t. Twelve negroes tried him and
convicted him, and he Is to be hung early next
month. Lewis ID not at all well disposed
coward Judge Reeves. the judge OF the United
6tatns court who lately made such a vigorous
mort I'd compel the sherltrs OF several coun-
Hes in Virginia to summon negroes on their
sIlriae.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
.#EN Av'ANT.
The Excursion TO Dona1dsonvi1le by
the Louisiana Field Artillery.

The Excursion to Dona1dsonville by
the Louisiana Field Artillery.
Next Saturday evening The Louisiana Field
Artillery will leave the city on a short visit to
Donaldsonvllle, where they are to formally
welcome In their ranks as the firth company
the Cannuneers OF Donaldsonville. The
steamer Henry Frank has been char tered for
the occasion, and at the hour OF will back
out from the wharf on it's trip.
Preparations Of D grandiose nature have
been made by the worthy people of Donald
sonvllle to fifty receive their brothers-in-
arms, and II Dame Rulnor be- correct, the
little burg will have seldom seen grander
festival Invitations have been rendered to
all the military organizations OF the State
and city, and also TO the soldiers of Mobile,
and as affirmative responses have been given
We fear that the buwarks ct the Henry Frank
will need some d rengthening In order to bear
its gallant freight.
A few words upon the hosts, The Cannon
| neers of Donaldsonvile were founded Iii 1885,
under the eaptainey OF tho late Col. Numa
Augustin, and their roll bore such names as
are identified with the very name Of Lonisi-
ana itself-Nchplls, Landry, Meaneon,
Breaud, Moler, Leblanc, Vidal. Powell, MORN.
The company was subsequently command
ed by Capt T.. Vidal. Jackson Powell, and
during the late war by Capt. Victor Mori1.
the South. when the clouds Of war lowered
over her beautiful sky, the Cannoneers Of
Donaldsonvllle we're among the first of those
devoted bands of soldery who were ready to
sacrifice their all for their cn,lntrys good.
Upon the bloodiest and the glorest pages In
that Hanguinary history of the four years
war their name stands III conspicuous relief.
After the surrender at Apponattox they
disbandeh, and 1t was not until two years ago
that they reorganized and elected the follow
ing officers. Captain, Il. Prosper Landry;
first senior lieutenant. g. landry. first junior
lieutenant, N. Pugh; second lieutenant, Sabin
Breaud, III.
They have an active roll Of eighty mem
hers, and have lately been mustered into
State service under the title Of Battery u,
Louisiana Field Artillery.
Should any one desire information concern
ing the eSenfsionwe refer them TO Major J.
-. Scott, chairman Of the committee Of al
rangaments and we feel assured that none
will leave him unsatised
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
i. BASE BALL.
Washington va Pa,11 wate

Washington VS.. Paul Waterman.
Lovers OF that favorite sport will be glad
20 learn that the long talked-of game between
the two well-known clubs of the Third Dis
trict-that is, the would-be-ch champion Wash
ingtons and the celebrated Paul Watermans
late Altogethers-for purse Of $50, will take
place on Sunday, July q, at the Montegut
green. at $50 p. N, The following players
compose the Washington nine: Fl. Hall, G.: ]
Hanlon, S. s.; j. Morris, 1st b.; j. Bell, D.; w.
Fitzpatrick, 1. f.; e. Koots, r. f.; G. Hansman.
Sd b., f. Zengel, I'd b.; LII. Shea, Z. T. The Paul
Waterman nine are as follows: Mike Fitz-
patrick, c.. L. Keller, SIS; 9. G. Julier 1st b.
NJ. Cavanaugb, o.; y. Sheeren, |. T.; II. Bird,
TT; j. Culliton, Sd b.; j. Collins, "a b.; J..
O'Brien, G. t. As both mines are In full trim, a
good game may be expected. The Rampant
and Dauphine cars will take you one square
from the green.
WASHINGTON MARKS VS.. THos. BRENNENs.
The Wash Marks Club will cross bats this
evening Sat 4 b. ~. with the Bremen Club at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Cortlnndt Parker, Of New Jersey, will pro-
badly be appointed Us the successor Of Mr..
Stoughton, who Is about to vacate the posi-
lion OF Minister to Russia. or course Parker
was 9 visiting statesman. He was in New
orleans when the vote for presidential cleo
stors was counted and sustained the infamous
course Oh the Returning Board. This was
sufficient to entitle him to grateful considera-
ton. Parker is the statesman, who. when
Eliza Pinkston told her little story, appeared
much affected thereat and exclaimed to ex-
gtfuv. Wickliffe: Thank God, do not live in
louisiana "Thank God, you don't either"
retorted the Lousianan.
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It being Chinese law that no Gilman an

It being Chinese law that no Gilman an
leaving the country can never return unless he
brings buck with him full suit Of hair, pig
i tail and oil, the custom Of shaving the heads
! Ut conviots In this country bears with special
severity on the coolies, as their chances for
return TO their country are thus forever lost,
and this to d Ghinaman is deprivation more
cruel than death. It has recently been de-
a1aded In the United States Circuit Court In
San Francisco that tho custom Of hair-crop-
ping Is illegal so far as the Chinese are con-
suerned, as 1t involves their religious convic-
lions and social rights.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
the picnic Of the Il. b. Lees and j. v. Wrights.

the picnic Of the II. D. Lees and j.. ". Wrights
at the Oakland Park. -
The following strong team will compose the
Marks nine T.. Stone. d. ii; John Martin, 7. =.
nd. Miller, /. f.; d. Fisher, &. t.; I'd. Hogan.
al b.; Aleek Horn, Sd b.; Martin Brink, g.;
Frank Fisher, 1st b.; Allen, D. The Marks
Glnb challenge tbs Pat Clemens Tor the Sum
OF $25, for Sunday, August 10, at Ogden Park
HARDNUTs CLUB
On Tuesday, July ~, the Hardnuts Club was
organized with the following team; Robt.
Price, captain and p.; james y. Parker, O.
Thomas McGluskey 5d III; JAMES Lee, q. y;
WIN. j. u'Reortion. i. T., Uhas. Evans, |. /. ]:
Chas. Bridault, of; Hy. Pederre and Francis
T,onbere, substitutes: Thomas J.. Wall and
Skinny Rehln, water boys.
The Thomas Wilson Club will cross bats
with the Humpty Dumpty Club. OF Algiers.
at Uniacke Park. corner at Canal and Miro
streets, on Sunday, July ~, 1879, at 2 o'clock
p. IN.
The Dr. Dreyftls Base Ball Club reorgarl-
iznd last night under the name OF Pet. Phil
birn Base Ball Club They will cross bats
with the champion base ball club, VIM. Fagan
for the sum Of $50 a side, at Leeper's green.
this evening, the game to commence ut .
o'clock sharp.
The j. Y. Lacoste Base Base Club will play
the champion Leon Lamothe Base Ball Club
On the Benson green, corner Of Dorgenois and
Common streets. ct 0 30 o'clock, for the sum
of s25. The nine is composed as follows IL.
Harmon, D.. J. d. Dore1l g.: j. RegaB, 1st b.:
u. Larev al b: J. Harnett, 3d b.: j. Farrell.
q. g.: I. Evans, i. T.. j. Presbois, 6. T., NJ. Mo
|
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CUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

2. Roman, charged with passing counterfeit
money was sent by United States Commits
sioner Chester before the United States Cir
cult Court under $500 bonds.
Frank Lopez, charged with having un-
stamped packages OF cigars In his possession,
was sent before the same court by Commis-
stoner Qnintero.
The malls for Brazos Santiago, per steam
ship Hutchinson, aclose Monday morning, the
twenty-eighth. at o'clock.
The mails for Havana, per steamship Chase,
will close Sunday morning at 8 o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

The cultivation Of wheat is steadily extend
Ing Ia the South. The present wheat crops Of
Georgia and Alabama will be the larges ever
raised In these States. and have proved so re-
mtneratlve that many farmers will give up
cotton Tor grain next year Even Id this State,
one OF the very smallest wheat producers in
the Union, this years crop will be much
larger than usual. The experience of Texas
! Ii this matter may encourage the South TO
vary fts crops In future. and go more into the
ErRfr business than III has heretofore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
CITY HALL.

Administrators Glynn and Behan, the COM
mittee appointed on the subject, will report
in favor Of petitioning Congress to establish
q school ship at this port The resolution
which has been drawn up relates the causes
that make the establishment Of the school
urgent, and will be presented to the Council
for adoption at Its next meeting.
ABOUT DRAINAGE.
The contractors for the drainage machines
We're notified yesterday by Mr.. James
Pollock, secretary of the Department Of I'm
provements, to carry out their work In full
accordance with the specifications of their
contract. and Superintendent Murray will see
that the work is not neglected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
OUR BONDS. H
Communications and Dispatches Be-
tween Gov. Nichols and
Enrai u11 H0ndhD1dara


Communications and Dispatches Be-
tween Gov. Nichols and
Foreign Bondho1ders.
On the tenth OF June last Gov Nichols re-
ceived d telegram from London, sent by the
chairman of q council Of foreign holders Of
Louisiana State bonds, protesting against
any attempt Of the Convention to repudlate
the State debt. The Governor sent answer,
through Mr.. P. Malochee. his private seere-
tary, TINT tho matter came not under his
province, but was to be considered by the
chairman of the Constitutional Convention.
Acting iii accordance with the Governors
suggestions Mr. II L. White addressed the
following communication TO Hon. P. Malochee,
private secretary Of his Excelleney, Gov.
Nichols:
COUNCIL OF FoRu1aN BoNpHoLpEns.
No. II Mp0rgHte street. \
London. July 3. 1871
! To P. Maloehee. ESQ., Private Secretary to His
| Exeelleney. the Governor OF Louisiana, New
| .s,.-I am directed BY Mr.. Bouverie, to &C
knowledge the receipt Of your letter OF June
25. In which the Governor Of Louisiana re-
plies to his letter Of the twelfth OF June, and
advises him TO communicates directly, with
the Constitutional Convention, Of which the
Hon. l.. A. Wilt is President, and / am to
state that Mr.. Bouverie begs that you will
thank the Governor for his communication
and to say that he proposes to take adj
vantage of this advice.
/ have the honor to remain, etc,
Your ohedient servant. H. Il. WHITE.
Acting Gov. Wilt yesterday received the
following eahlegram. which bears upon the
above mentioned matter.
LONDON, July 25, 1879.
Hon. l.. A. Witt:
The Louisiana committee send by mail to-
daya letter OF protest against the funding
scheme Of tho Convention.
COUNCIL OF FOREIGN BoNDHoLDERs.
The dispatch has not yet been answered by
Gov Witt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
sTATE-HoUsE NOTES.

DR.. Chopin has received information that
there have been ten new cases and ten deaths
Ia Memphis for The twenty -four hours ending
Saturday at o'clock a. m.
Acting Governor Wilt would be pleased to
receive suggestions from river men, and par
ties interested, In the appointment OF the
five commissioners to be sent to the River
Improvement Convention, to be held at Quin-
cy, Ills. October Id, 1879.
Monday next. at 12oclock, the Board OF
Supervisors OF the Louisiana Agricultural
and Mechanical College will meet In the Ex-
ecutiye office.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Secretary Thompson denies the statement
That be Ii eouuetting for the nomination for
Governor Of Indiana, with the ultimate inten-
zion Ut succeeding Senator Mcdonald. Uncle
+ Dick has cast his eyes over the returns, and
I Hees no hope for a Republican to slip In any
where III the Hooser State. He therefore
contents himself with the position of ruler OF
the .nHvee, and fosters the hope that his
administration of its affairs will not cease ere
& = ship OF war has assembled the Mississippi to
Ut Louis at least.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
THE COURTS.
superior Criminal Court.

Judge Whitaker yesterday adjourned this
court until the first Monday In October after
sen enclng NJ. Lawson to two months In TIN,
Parish Prison for carrying q flame bladsd
Italian stilettp.
A compilation of the work done In this court
since the eighth Of last january will be conn
pleted by Capt Eugene May, the clerk of tbs
oCRAT will publish 1t In full The record will
evidently be n good one. and reflects credit on
Judge Whitaker. Attorney General OgGen his
assistant. Mr.. Eagan. and District Attorney
Finney.
There are but few cases now standing on
the docket, and II they have not been tried, IL
is owing to the absence Of Witnesses.
Judge Whitaker left last evening with his
wife for u tWo-lnOntl's sOjp1rn at Monticello,
wisconsin,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

AIT d recent conversations of the Royal
Academy, the most remarkable dress was
that worn by the Duchess OF Cleveland.
mother OF Lord Rosebery.' It consisted Of a
/ dress Of strawberry oolored silk trimmed with
strawberry leaves, and a head-dress Of tho
same, garnished with Strawberries. eshould
have suggested rut1le Of short-cake cut
bias, with cream overdress and spoon fringe.
with sugar ornaments on the panler and q
general effect Of indigestion. There's no use
xoing half way in these matters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

While the business failures in the United
States have decreased 30 per cent from those
of last year. there has been an equal increase
In Great Britain. The worst sufferers in that
country have been the cotton and iron indus
tries. which have reached d more unhealthy
. condition than they have ever encountered
Y before; and The worst of the whole matter ID
Y The fact that the future Ii more unprpmising
even than the very unsatisfactory present.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
SALE or THE FRANCHISES
= OF THE -
New Orleans City Railroad co.
DEPARTMENT or COMMERCE. i
Room Nh. ID. City Hall, =
New Orleans, May 10, 1872

l.
lEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcE1v ed
1 ~ at the office OF the Administrators III Com.
meree, Room no. IL City Hall. New Orlsans,
Until Y ~ on =, the first Gay Ct ssptenoser las
Section 1--Camp and prytania and Gimp and
Magazn 2. street lines. which expire on the third
Street and Metalris Ridge 70 Bayou 1t. john.
expire on the second day of July, 1880.
81 {gFne asuah INV exere aa th \ f tbs .a Ia
cars. fixtures and ,thsir appurtsnaneas sRall
esef By wv d 81 .
one to be, appoints.d by,. the purchaser
s end The b ohsr By the ety. a9d Il re
"a pity q ,nmDire shall 5e appointed by one d
lie s fS dsoa II bsr sb9f b apP y e.
That the city shall bind herself to transfer To
the parehassrs OF each line of road. as per sse-
city now has 70 purchase MI tho property Of
eag ,l !, ne at on appraised value
!, That said franchises shall be sold for cash.
me entire price to be paid by the purchaser OF
purchasers Of the franchise or franchises Of the
ne Ct d lily yery e the saii iranenise ran
ni een q hs s j i m asass By 81 s p
Ing f , the purchaser in actual possession. s.
- nha 7, the purchasers Of said franchises shall
which the lines Of road pass, from curb TO cub.
under the direction q the Administrator of im.
pr1n, ,, q TT and the City Surveyor.
IhM the fares TO be- charged BY said purehass
ets on their Tpads shall never exceed the
amounts now charged, except as provided III
ne sgestheattons herein referred to.
Hach Did snail BE- accom- panied BY d depoSk
or certified check OF $50 O0o us evidence Of their
Intention to abife by the adjudication. which
amount shall be forfeited In case OF failure 10
sign the Contract and the same shall b. held ag
special deposit until the final delivery of said
road and aDpurtenauees. -
,B11dders T, whom ths contract Is not awarded
5nhl nave their deposits returned to an On tl1H
any nogadleatipn fs made Bidders can lid for
elther 1rhnchlse, say for sections and d or both,
at their option. - -
PatnDhlsts containing specifications Of con-
.rncs can % obtained on application to The Ad.
PROPOSALS must be Endorsed bids for the
lranch1ses OF the New Orleans City Railroad. !" 81
me city Teserves the right to reject any and
al plds and the sale and adjudication shall not
70 eonsldsrsd as perfected and binding mon
ne CITY OF New Orleans until the purchaser Or
pnTcn!hseTs shall hive delivered. paid and
h hePos sI the full amount of the price Of the
th ygt 70 receive the So me for and on behalf OF
.ie c.y anh nnt1l such deposit and payment Of
me Council, the adjudication shall not bind the
Wv, "ol operaee as an engagement or contract.
a,,7 O., .aa- !. HENRY BEHAN,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
Hon. L. A. witt
THE CREEL FAMILY.
Report Corrected.
New ORLEANS, July 26,

New ORLEANS, July 26, 1870.
Dr.. w. q. Austin. Board Of Health OF the State
Of Louisiana:
Dear Sri received your note calling my
attention to a report in the Times newspaper
Of this morning, relative to the cases at Mis-
sissippi City, in which there is an error of
the temperature and pulse Of Thomas Creel,
which should be 1919 and pulse 81, as re-
ported by you to the State Board Of Health.
! correct this with pleasure, as 1t was the boy
Edward, who ~ living, whose temperature
was 103 3-10' and pulse G2e on Tuesday morn
ing.
Though / concurred with you then, / am
satisfied that you would change your opinion
as to the disease in the Creel cases had you
witnessed the post moftem. as l did. Respect
fully, A. r. FITZPATRICK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

asked Zola Tor d novel, and he rs-wrote lies
Mysteries des Marseilles'' for sixth time un.
der the title Of la Fmnille Cayol' He let
his favorite rest for few years, but having
nothing new on the stocks just OF present. is
publishing 1t In the Lanterue for the seventh
time. The story ought to be popular In
France by this time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
THE DIsINFECTING CORPS.

The disinfecting corps Of the New Orleans
Auxiliary Sanitary Association start to work
tomorrow morning, and will, in as short a
time as It Is possible to do it, visit and disin-
sanitary inspectors to be In need Of it. The
work is a laborious and at the same time i'm
portant one, and the committee request the
cooperation OF all citizens whose residences
may be visited.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Prot. Beneke. Of Marbury, Germany after
measuring pTa human hearts, says that the
growth Is greatest In that organ In the first
and second years Of life. At the end Of the
second year # is doubled, and again ut the end
ot five years. Then it increases slowly up to
the twentieth year, when 1t again is doubled.
Thence To nifty II grows but little. and after
fifty tliIninishes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

The settlement Of accounts at all the post
ofnces IA the country has been made to the
hrst quarter Ut the current year, and shows
that the receipts reached the aggregate OF
47eso,Doo This ID the largest quarters re-
U6lbtS I'LL the history Of the government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
HYMENEAL.

On Monday, the twenty-iirst instant, there
happened something which made quite a
sedate man OF our friend, Frank T. Hunter,
who, though not a member Of the Senate, yet
is known as the genial host Of the Senate
Saloon" corner Of st. Louis and Exchange
Catholic Episcopal Church with Miss Carrie
Barnes and host Of friends, and the Rev.
Father Raymond pronounced them both
man and wife. Success to Frank and his
beauteous bride.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

California ships 100000 tons of wheat q
year to Great Britain, but the operation IL
10 expensive that wheat farming III that
section can only be carried on by using ma
ohinery and Chin, 90 labor.
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DEM
I NEW ORLEANS. july 35, 1870.
TRIPI.E SHEET
Female prisoners are exceedingly rare In
india; not more than one III $4,000 of tho pop
llation.

IA correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette
is responsible for the statement that Mr..
TIldens interests In New York have been con-
Hded To Hon. Glarksun wv. Potter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

The sub-treasury building In New York y
being fortified In o most elaborate manner
The defenHes consist Of steel bars to the WIN
doNs Iuop4holss for musketry and tlrrets on
the ruof for GatlIng guns. II ts suggested
that nm attack upon the treasure Is more
likely 10 come from within rather than out
side the building. and that Secretary Sher-
mans precautions should be taken accord
4fYS~I.r
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NEW BOOKS.

We have received from D. Appleton & Co..
New York, the following new books:
Money" tale, by Jules Tardieu; twenty
five cents.
Milton" by Stopford A. Burke: fifty cents.
Life Of the Prince Consort," vol. w. by
Theodore Martin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

A Nevada mule lunched off b poeket-book
containing $4,000 II s2u bills, recently, and his
owner killed and disaeetetl him, and only lost
$50 thereby. The moral Of this Is for the ex-
elusive use of mules.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
Poisoned.

Friday evening q gardener named Juror. re-
siding on the Metairie Ridge, was poisoned by
eating frogstools, believing them to be- mush-
rooms. He was attended by q physician, who
after administering an antiuote pronounced
him out Ut danger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
NEW MUSIC.

The DEMOCRAT Is indebted to Mr.. Louis
Grunewald for very pretty waltz entitled
"gheerfulness, and dedicated to our young
friend j. W. H. Eekert. by the composer,
Emile Richard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
First Recorders Court.

Geo. Cognovich, charged with an indecent
assault upon Mary Davis, was sent before
the First District Court under $1,000 bonds.
Cognovieh failed to furnish the required bail,
and WAS sent to prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
Cut in the Arm.

Y Friday night, On Bagatelle street, near
Love, a difficulty took place between Richard
Nelson and Thomas Hubbard, which resulted
In Nelson being cut and slightly wounded til
the right arm with q knife Id the hands Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
,ant. TO the Hns1,ita1.

h5U8ib 20 t11p 1NUsk 1tut"As
Yesterday q man named Harris was sent to
the Charity Hospital, having accidentally
shot himselfin the right arm while earelessly
handling q revolver
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY JULY q 1879

Hubbard Hubbard made his escape and the
wounded man was conveyed to his residences,
No. 100 UEquhart street.