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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-16
Naine's 0alIe.
4 GGe oer 9saltintoreifraise nno Vofts
GsfieesgGpepfle. Il

Ratne's srose uno tleine Sale, Gre Der 8alti
morefira6e unb goftzOiFcez spenne, i'm @sittslpunits
Der gtabt scleee, IL befoHoers empfeblensiuertb ii,
Gar,erte, Yaae, 5airs, 9otleiunsen u. {. %.
Sic afutif Der srosen Saue pirb bon tener anoerer
5aile ber Staot ibertrqffen.
antfebe=, Gpslfes uns BaFiet-eofale, Sahe u. 10.
Mait nielbe iA bsi benz Santtor o6sr in ber @spfoi
tirn %. @I. t27-y
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ontee,s snSn,anina

eine mebi5iniid5e Wfii9uns bon 9onouraier
Safapariae, Guaiafbols, aletteniuur;el, Sai=
iafras, Soozstali II. /. no. Sr oieiem Brdpa,
rate lpirb man etne Der beiten llmiiutlnungs=
itno Jteinignngs1 1Miidunsen, bic benz 8ubli=
fnm porlic9en. filloen. @s ift in anarthaiden
gefiillt uno zines Der biliaiten, fpie Der beiteu
Braparate nit Safiaparila als 6auptgruHb=
lage, Die je berl Bubltfnn oHerirt morben.
User ie an Gbeumatismus, aeberbei6rperoen,
&ole, Santfrarfheiten oeS SluteS Il. |. NJ. lei
bet, ioate oieies Diittel niinpeitens probiren.
Breis 81 Die 6lai1e. Sei Setb. g. 6auee,
81 I. 108, gS eft Baltimore 20 traBe,
su haben. ~
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@an bite ii9 hor GaIidunsen.
- G - ysa9 Sem Siioea,
. ait I'M ore gort n, o 1t { D

" W y Nv 2 Z ID W.
&ailinte uno oSeefiifte 8tpancfe =sffIeubnVlrl,
Die ele9anten, beauen einserdteten Gnmpfer
IS lorib a" uno rgarofina@ fabrenmit Musnat-
me oes Sonntess tdaIib li1r ytatmittaas pors
6ier Had eer 6euHa Donroe o6 unb IdlieBen iid1 in
Bortsmolth 3d., an Die ,Seetfiftes Soanofez
babno naf gelboIl, aIeab, @barIotte geilminatolt.
etarleion, Auauiia, aItldnta uuo alien BIdser 6es
SioeHs on. Sad @oenton unb Elnmoufh-5ieIlz
- DtenitaeS, Donnerita9s unn Saufaoe. g,nds
Diattbeus- MOntass, Naittipobs uno Sseiiaas.
g6. Is. Gnsith,
tytopSb-) superintendent ben 8aiElnie,
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@erthpplle slusfnnft. .

User on DDspepie unO ben iiblen Solgen
eires in llnorOuung geratbcnen Masens lei6et,
tuirb bnr1 ben @ebralt1 bon Or. @balmerS'
6eiltinftur groBe @rleihterung erlangen. 5ie
ftdrft Die yteroen, ridtet baS Spitem mieber
auf, ruft trefilide GBluit berpor uno loate
tets, ueun elm 9Onicum notbig lit, augemeil-
BET peroen. Brei8 81. Sci 9. g. Sance,
@r. 1O8, 8eitz eitzSa1timorefraBe,
III baben. GD
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ga Sn Sauce's Yatent= Webts
sim Sep Scr. 1o8, 8eitz 8altimOreitraBe,
iinb alle adten 9rseneieu gu iiuben, J. 9. Or.
@balmer'8 0eiltinftur, 9oftetter'S Magen=
8itterer, Sapne's 8ruftlDiungSmittel, Bono's
@rtraft, Bierce'8 @ntbedung, Seller r0mii1es
Eminent, Shenf's Sprup, Gonicunt, iomie
@reene'S luguif=Slunleu, Boide's SDrup,
Die 3i9euner=@abe, 5umpbrep'S 'Speclficum,
aper'8 MeGiSiEer, ieiple ale popnldren 9eil=
mittel Der @e9enwart, n8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-16
@irdlidte 9luacleae,thette,t -.

Nem<Y orf, Is. September.- Spez
sialoepeiae bes bieiigen ySreemanS Sortrnal"
aus Stonl perfiinoet, OaB 5o6w. s. I. 9gap,
bisber Siidof pon NaditOdes, gum abmi=
niitrator Der Grsoi0,eis Nsiu-Srleans, nit ben,
8eft Der gtadfOlge ais @r5bilfof, ernanni
tporoen iit. = 6odw. Warf g. @roB, eil'
Yrielter in Bilnlington, N.=G., iit gum apoito=
lii1en Sifar fir 9torb= Carolina ernannt rpor=
ben. 6erner iit Sodm. Sobn Saptiit q.
gronoel, ein Yrieiter Der Oi1seie geesquaap i'm
3erritorium gSaibinston oil Steae bes @rS=
bii4ofs Sesbers gum Siidof bon Sanconpers=
Sslanb ernailnt iporben. Grsbiidof Segbers
basegen bat bic @rneanuns gum Goabiuto,
cnm iure oes @r5biibofs 9lan6et I'M Staats
Qreann atIaennnll1leu
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BT~ Or. 6 @balmers' Seiltinftnr 1eaen
9pspepiie, oarlce's 4nborn-Snrup 9egen SUI
ten anS @rfditnHg, 5ance's Sallapariaapille
silm Heinisen ots Slutes, Sance's 9ud,u fir
Sic giieren, Sauce's Saer Nieberherfteler,
9ance's Hbeginatismus giniinent - @aes hi
haben bel Setb g. 5ailee Scr. 10S, gSeft :
y alttmore>S TRACE. (20l
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Ser @ettu,tgs=Mmfer.
9toti,em.
San, JIetsd,mamn & Spmp's Wrebbsie.

San, IIetsd,mann & Spmp's a,rebbsie.
Compressed yeast).
Da mau entbedt bat, oaB piele Nadabmunsen un=
ierer 5eIe iid I'M Marfte befinoen, 70 bat ole dbte
BreBbeie unicres 5abrifates auf iebem Badete ben
stamen unierer Sirma. aGe anoeren inb Gadab:
mun9en.
Ntan perlanse bon ietnem Grocer 8asf, 1Ieiidb:
utanm & Comps YrsBbefe. adslib iriid!
5abrifzOepot: Nr. "a, Npro= =Gntau,S Strate.
(Wdrd9,1D 9. q. Bennett, @el6ditsiEbrer.
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Bsg~ Birb rs lid be5ablen? - Sa
mo4l bcSablt e8 ii6, cine S9a9tel Sauce'i6
Saiiaparllla= Slutpilleu itets I'M 6anie 3u ba=
ben unb Die 9an5e 6amiiie p6aig geiuno 3ll err
balten. Brti8 25 GentS bic S9a9tel. gu
babeu bel Setb g. Sance, Nr. 108, g8 e it.
Saltim oresStraBe. Q5l
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sic MeiSe oes Nrdfoente,t.

@inci II n a II, 10. Septbr. = Yrdli6eni
6anes ipirb am %. Septbr. in @eIeni6ait
ieiuer @attin unb bes Generals sherman Don
Tremont, o., iiber Chicago, Sebalia uub
Sort 5cott mad yeolhozSalls, Ss., abreiien
Sic @eieGi6ait fuirb bic gsad)t bonn %. an
ben %. gsptenbsr in benz y@rano Bacific,
6otel" III Gbicase persriHgen unb Die Geiie
ami folsenoen Dforgeu fortiebeN.
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45 5agre bur Dem Yublifnm.
Die dG1tcn
Or. 6. McQQne'8
beriibmte
GeDer= NiMen
3ur 9eIIung BON
3epatitis uber 9ebsr &ranfbeiteu,
9ispepiie u. franfbaftem &opfweb.
sbmptOme einer franfen eeber.

S6mer5en in Der redten Seite, untera
o. balb Der 8ippen UNI 10 grDber beim
Druid; mitunter lit Der S9mers in Der
linfen Seite; Der &ranfe fam faum auf
Der Iinfen Seite liegen; bfter fpirb ber
Sdmer5 unter bem G6ulterbIatt oez
fiiblty rnb bebnt ii9 bdufig 5iS sur
SdulterbDbe aug, unb ipirb mitunter
fit NheumatiSmuS i'm 9lrm berfannt.
Der Ota9en Ieibet an 2lppetitIoiigteit unb
llebcIfeit, Die GinsefpeiSe iinb aQgemein
sritppft mandmal tpe6ielno NIT abz
Titbren; Der &ppf lit Ieibenb unb mi.
bumpfemL ihperem S6mer3 i'm Sinters
fopf bcIditist. Gepbbnli9 ertitirt audi
Gebd6tnibi6tpd6e be9Ieitet bon peinlia
dem @eiiibl, ais lei ettpaS unterIaiIen
mas bate 9etban fperben IpIlen. Gin
Ieidter trpdener Suiten lit mitunter i'm
@efplee. Der 9atient fIa9t iiber Niatz
ti0feit unb S6pd6e ; er eri6ridt Iei6t,
feline 5ilbe iinb falt pber brennenb, un6
CT tlaet ilber prideInbeS GefabI in Der
Saut; lein @emiitb 1T Observation-Disclosures
nnb pbtpp9l 9laubenb, baB fbrperlidc
8eipesung ibm tpobL tbun ipitrbe, fann
CT bod faum 8raft 9enug iamtmeIh cs
s,i perIu6en. ST mibtraut in QSabrbeit
jcbem Seilmittel. 8eri6iebene bieier gez
nannten Spmptpme begleiten bic &ranfz
Dcit bp9 bat eS Safe seseben, no tpenige
bcrfelben eriitirten, jebod bic llnterIud=
uitg beS &brperS na6 benz Spbe befptes,
bab Die 2rher in 9rDBter llnorbnuns mar.
Saltes Tieber.
Or. 6. Mc2ane'8 2ebers8iLs
len in SGllen BON faltem SieDer,
nit Quinn 9enDmmen, erseugen bic be4
item Grfp!se. Gs siebt fein belIeres 8ur=
eirmittel por 1nb na6 bem Ginnebnten
BON Gbniu. g4ir ratben alien nit biez
ier &ranfbeit 8ebafteten, benieIben einen
nnparteiii6en Ger1u9 gu ge=
ipGbren.
Sci alien biliDIen llnorbnunsen, nnb
alS einfades Yur9Irn,ittel iinb lie un4
per9Iei6lid.
Wan bite fi4 hor GaIi9unsen.
Die 6dbten iin6 ME itber;udert.
Seoe S9a6tel bat eiten rotben @achsiieeeI
auf benz Sedel nit Der Snic9riit Or. Nic9ane's
&ebers9illen.
Die q ddten @c2ane's 9eber> giIs
len baben bic Sian6tiiren bon 6. Rc2ane
nnb Elemin9 SrpS. aui benz 0edel.
Ofon beridnge Die ddten Or g. Nlc2ane's
2eber:SStlIeit prdporirt bon Fleming Sros., stl
SittsbHrgb, @a.. benn Der Martt iit ppa bon
RahabnpnBen beS Namen Ic9age, ar!SerS
bltc,ftabirt. ober bieieIbe 9lusiprohe
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s,onee,s aaor,nteoerer,emoer

oeri60nert unb rest ben Saartpuds an unb
bringt rai6es gSa6stbum berpor. @rauenl
6aare gibt er ieine natiirlife Sarbe iuieber.
Gr TT ni6t flebri9, ionbern iauber unb an9e=
nebm; in Der Gbat Elm arttofratii6eS 8oilet-
ten BrGparat. Yrei8 81. 8ei g eth g.
6ance Scr. 1o8, seit= =SaltingpreitraBe, gu
4aben. (5)
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Suiten unb grtaltuHg, 9unsen~, 9fa9en< unb
0arnii6mdde, 9pSpepiie, 5isber= mo eebers
S9merSen merbeu oltrd 9(ufe9ung zines 6 0 l.
linSn9en s. Solta den eleftri ( d Ell
9flaRers anf Die Na9eugrnbe prompt gebos
ben, (Ut.W.S.)
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Or. 8ierce's Golden Medical Discovery
(@olbene nrebiSiniihe @ntOedung) lit fein Seil=
mittel iir alle Shaoen; allein es tiirirt 8ilioz
iitat ober 2eberbeifperbeu uno eile arten
Sraufbeiten bes 8lutes unh ben Saut, aus
aenonlmen &rebS, ben eS nt1t firirt. Bierce's
0iemoranonmbiider ituo in ulen apotbefen
uueutscitlib Sn baben. (221,3 ,5&tp)
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Guttcura-Seife,
meot,tn uuo aoiIetten.slrttfeI.

WeOtitn utto 1oiIetteii=YlrttfeI,
Ut prdparrt aus Guttcura in mooifiyrter Horn lino
III poltttp unentbebul bel Der 8ebdnoluna pon 6autz
bcreS PrderpatiU @ttel fir ole arte Sat Der SSuas
n9e baum ftr 9erren nit tpeider Saut lpeldhe iidb
elblt ralren, olUie fir Nae, fueIde eine refine un6
en, cnbtd ftr ale l3pete bet 3oilette, Ses s3o6ee
uno oes Slnoersnmers. sic 1T liebltdl, un6 tbr err
iri'henber @5erlh ftelt e auf 9leibe 66be nit oeR
teInen BartIer SetIen, uenn nidlt lber oieel6en.
Die 9 curdzS ei lmittc mer6en prdpds
rirt oou 2Beets 90 gottee, @bemifer unb gnotbefpr
yer 800, gBaibinstoHzs Yoon, glaii., un6 IinS
bel olen apotbetern tu baben. Breis oes @uttcura
IN tlelneu S9abteln % Sents; grosen G6adteln,
melbe tpe uno en balb Hal louiel, ais Die fleinen
entbaiten. 81. &ei ioluentSl pro SlaIde. 6 "
ttcuIa= gel % @snt5, mttellt Der Bolt 30 Ste; /;
Stid 10 Seuts,
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2aiiet @elfbrte idb Sanfen uno Itreiten;
9tlnmermebr ioa uns Elm oaoer srisiaeI'R;
Denn fpie Der 3d1ne Beriaa su permeIoen,
Sarob tam tnahrl,dl tein i3tueiiet mebr ieiu:
r5e0er, oer oiefen Ylaneten beipobnt,
Suieiat oelR- s3auber oes S0ZODONT!"
(S220, NlYa
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Gime pffcme @nmoe.
Sn cincr ISOLDE geheilt.

SO meets d y 0 otter.- Misine Serren 9sor
bret oeer pier 2BOdeu beieIlte b etHe Bnde 6 l.
cura liir einsu id)Iimmea isaa oou 5aIlFiuB. Die
cine Sano meiner rdu par Der OberIete ene sit,z
jtee ortent 98unhe. - elmer g8ode nadb Selua oeB
euticura mar lbre Sans gut UNI TT 10 sebIisben bis
gum beutisen Gage.
e.Y. 9assstt.
R forb. Wls., 10. 5uni 1878.
anmst 9.-5ino bieie SeiIunsrn ptat pufr
sertar, seebrtsr 2eier2
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6ouiu's
guItai'idDe elefiti;dJe
SSiiaitcr.

ihmerSbaiten Sorpertbeil;
uno SrantbeiteH oer Seber i
6iren @jiftlioffe aus Dem 8l
StGtteIiroit uno iSieber,
Srantheiten; fie regcn ben
ltnsssSrsane an fpenn il
le9t - uno iblleen se9en
SrGmpie uno @jIieocrreiBen.
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N1tS Cuba.

6auannd, IS. Sepfbr.-Gine Oepeldle
aus 5antiaao be Guba meloet, baB iih 80 Snz
inraenten, tpelde 81 Der BON eillenl Sruoer bes
Generals Wiaceo befebasteg Sanoe gebOrten,
eraeben baben. Der @ouperrlear eer Yropin5
gantiago be Guba bat alien Sniirsenten, tpel@
DIE iid nnteriperfen, in eirfer Broflamation BE
9naoiguns ncriprohea.
general- -Gapitdu 8laneo bat befoblen, baB
rer 5um1 Shnte Der 9lrbeitsinterellen IN oel
Surisoiftien Selg,lin ernannteu Gommtiilon
500, 900 aus ber StaatSfafie aisge3abtt per-
ben iolien.
Die Banco bel Concrete" bat llnterftttsMn=
gen bon anberen 8anfen erbalten linb nabn1
beHte ihre 3ablungen tpieoer alIf.
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aus MlaSfa.

Gan Sran5iscn, Is. Septbr. .-ytaf<
rid3tem aus Alasfa era.ben, baf5 iidj bic borz
tige Gituation infolge Der bonn Capt. 8earbs=
Zee, benz 8efeblsbaber Der &orbette ,,Santes~
teipH, e getrofenetl MaBregeiu ilnb ber Ginlet~
suns elmer Sipjlreaierilng bebeuteno giinffiser
gefaitet bat, @fe6rere rsIdbaItise Gr5absrm
iino entbedt tuorber, nnb man bat @dritte 81
ibrer Nlsbeutnug etnseleitet. 81 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-16
Selegrapbii9e 9epei9ett.
GSeri1te Der ~afocirteu Yrefe' fir ben .Deuti6er
&orrelpopoenten".l
Smfano-Qepe(6ett.
2latS Der 9,tt,oesba,tptjfaot.

gSaihington, Is. Sept. = Die bsuti9e
Steuereinnabule betrus $746. .96s.27; Die 3oa'
einnabme $622, 1922.
Die Mnilasen gesen bell Yoitmeiiter 81 Grie,
Yennl., iinb ollrt) ben SpeSialagenten Parfe,
nnteriu9t uno begriinbet befnnoen tporoen
Ser Yoitmeiiter miro iofort abseieet nno ieir
SasdfOlger balo ermannt ,peroen.
DaS sslottenbepartemsnt 1T benad)ridti9t
oab Gontres @bmiral Charles goarman an
letten Samitas asseue 81 Martinsburs, ss.
Slrs., itarb. Ser @eritorhene wuroe "a Sabr,,
alt. @r mar Elm gsborener Gsearnlanoer uni
trat am 9. Suli 1911 in Die Slotte eirt. Se1
1850 tuar er nid,t mehr I'M attipen Oif'..ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-16

S6pdde uno SdDmerSen
tOnneu ntht eriitiren, mo
oieie Bflafter angelpenoet
fueroen. Sic belebenr
Itirten uno unteritiiseit
jeben geIhmibten uno
iie heilen 1roniihe eeiben
mo Der ytiereu; iie a6iorz
ute lnb oerbiiten bierburb
uno auitedenoe
Oia9en uuo bic Yeroauz
Der Die Dta9sn9ru6e aufae=
Dpepepiie, biltoIe aoltE,
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@aibtnstoner Srtef.

Die Muffiibtung Seu r6amiet" nit MusIaiiung
oer Woue BOA &amlet. = Die innere sseboe
Der gtetu Yprfer Semofratte. - Npniieur
Sbatteau. = Der GanoeIsnerfrag nttt ben
SanDmid)= Snietn.-0fe @etanotSd1aftSp often
in Sonoon uno St. 8etcrsbnra.-9i bteitse
SoloateniJefntatb ute ote rfi6it6noigen9Se 9Sens
ficnett.-Wtrs. SeIna n. Qpdtppoo ais no
uofat iur oie Seterauen.-Gsiu SfaitoaI nno
cine unterindlung onrfl Gin Son9re6.ep=
y.,A S,x
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
CONVENTION GOSSIP.
The Body Ready 20 Go to Work.

BY the settlement Of the question as to the
necessity Of the delegates to the Convention.
the adoption Of the rules and the acceptance of
the standing committees as announced by the
Chair. the Convention yesterday completed the
preliminary work necessarily preceding legs-
latIon aud although there may be some delay
occasioned by probable demands Of district
delegations for special committees to consider
matters of particular interest to certain sections
of the State. the chances are that the business
for which the body has been convened will be
entered on TO- day, and that many Of the various
matters and measures upon which the assembly
will be called to pass will be brought before 1t
In some shape or other to. day. The work
Of the Convention as q body will be cut out and
prepared Tor bY the several standing commit
tees, TO whom 1t is more than probable that al
resolutions. enactments. etc. will be referred for
consideration and investigation. The commit
tees have been carefully aud judiciously oh sen.
and al hough they will certainly have consider
abe work To do, there are no fears entertained
but that they will get through with 1t expedI-
tiedsly and so far as the mere performance of
duty Is concerned. satisfactorily.
As regards the position OF the delegates or
any suggested or proposed measure or lpRisla-
tion it can be said that while one or two or even
more schemes advanced for the relief Of the
people of this State meet with some favor none
or very few of the members Of the Convention
are welded to any particular plan or pro
gramme, and every step taken or measure en-
acted will be passed only after careful and con-
seientious consideration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
RREvITIEs.

The succession of Jules Desca was opened In
the Second District Court
1t Is reported that the Contnentals will soon
givean entertainment that will produce quite a
sensation here.
The ladies OF the Art Loan Association will
give to the public. at q Saturday matinee one of
the most delightful fairy pictures that has ever
been put on a stage.
The Governor has appointed Cornelius
Brand Justice of the peace for the first ward of
Ascension, and Q. r. Seefigue school director
for Livingston parish.
Several suits were filed in the Fifth District
Court by Messrs. Kelley & Lazarus against r.
s. Buckner for professional services rendered
BY plaintiffs
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society and
the Ladies Aid Society give grand annual
bicnic at Oakland Riding Park on Sunday the
twenty-seventh instant.
There we're several meetings yesterday and
last night Of district delegations. for the pur-
pose OF selecting members to serve on the
Bonded Debt Committee the appointment of
which is authoriz I'd by resolution OF Capt
Kidd.
OF all the tables at the Loan Exposition where
nectar and ambrosia are dealt Gut to mortals
by goddesses robed in the richest dyes from
Olympus, none surpasS that over which preside
Mrs. Dufour and Mrs. Muller. These ladies
have not forgotten the DEMOCRAT. and we are
doubly thankful for kim thought from the
| ladies. The Loan Exposition continues to-day
and tonight, and appreeiative visitors will
lose much by not calling at the quiet nook where
| respite and neuenthe" Is dispensed by fair
| hands Lit with sunny smiles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
THE PRIVATE MARKETS,

Administrator Behan yesterday. on the
strength OF the Supreme Court decision and
city ordinance No. 479s. issued orders to his
superintendent Of markets to have all markets
in contravention with the ordinance closed up.
that is. all private markets that may be estab-
lii he'd within six blocks of any public markets
and all other private markets. besides. that have
not paid the requisite license
LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
In consequence of repeated complaints. Ad-
ministrator Mealey has ordered that ali ball
playing in Lafayette Square shall be put to an
end. and the square given up entirely to less
vigorous pastimes. polcemen's firtations with
nurses. and other such peaceable and agreeable
amusements. Seriously speaking. however.
the children will now have undisputed posses
sion of the square. without being subjected to
the danger OF having q few FRI Mt teeth knocked
out Of their heads instead Of the enjoyment of
a ganbOl on the green grass.
STRAY ANIMALS.
In the pound notices Of the Department OF
Police there will be found an announcement of
the impOunding Oh q lot Of animals, which are
il such splendid condition that it is believed
they must have strayed from some pasturage,
and the fact Is still unknown to the owners.
These animals appear to be valuable. and the
Administrator wishes to give prominence to
the fact OF their being impounded, in order
that the risk may not be entailed by the owners
of seeing them sacrificed at auction sale for the
pound fees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
RAsE BALL.

The Fitzpatrick Base Ball Club was organ
ICED last evening ut the corner of Rampant and
Girod streets, and consists Of some D, the "A No
players Of the First District. They will play
the Houston team on Deachaise grounds. Sun
day. May 81. when an interesting game may be
expected.
The following are the officers: L. Josepb
president: r. Wise, treas urer; Sam Cunni q
ham. secretary: T. Lynch, sergeant at arms
L. Usher, steward. and Wm. Casey, captain to
whom all challenges should DO addressed III
No. 251 Julia street. near Rampant.
THE BEHAN CLUB.
This club reorganiz I'D Yesterday evening and
elected the following officers to serve for the
season: President, VIM. swan; secretary. John
Barrus treasurer A. Kenner; directors. w. L.
Fitzgerald Jas. Barrus and A. 2. Ktpp. Firsf
nine-Cartain. J. J. Oliver pitcher: John
Evans. catcher: w J. Daniels, first base j.
Foley short stop: Z. Dobson. second base: A.
Kenner. third base; d. Evina. right fielder: J.
Mccoy. centre fielder: VIM White, right fielder.
aubstitu'es-P. Tague, Jack Farrell. Jack
Wand.
THE PAT MEALEY CLUB.
Yesterday club was organized under the
name of the Pat Mealey Base Ball Club The
following are the offcers: Hon. Pat Medley
Denis Mccarthy secretary, Geo. Dillon treas
nr-r, Thos. Brennan captain and list base.
Thcs. Hanly third base, Daniel Cain catcher
John Gibson short stop, Ed Ryder second base
jus Marker loft field, John spence. centre field
VIM. McCaffrey right field, j. r. Cusack pitcher
Denis Mccarthy. John Barrett and J. j. Flynn
substitutes. cs5sas4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
BACK TAXES.
An ESTIMATE OF THE COLLECTlBLE
AND UNCOLLECTIRLE TAXES
FROM 1860.

We are indebted to Mr.. ALI. H. Isaaeson the
Administrator Of Finance. for the following in
teresting exhibit Of back taxes due to the city
from the first Of January. 1860. to the eleventh
of December. 1878. together with estimates of
tho collectible and uncolectible portion Of the
amounts due for each year. This part of the
exhibit. particularly. has been obtained only
after a careful and laborious study of the con-
dition OF taxeayers The large reduction for
those years first referred to Is allowed as Is
generally understood on account Of the loss Of
slave property. the extinction of capital etc.. in
consequence of the war:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
Thirty.eighth Annual Council at Trinity
Church.

Church.
The second meeting OF the Council took place
last night at Trinity Church. and was called to
order by President Rev. John F. Glrault, who
opened proceedings with prayer.
The Secretary announced that he had receiv-
ed from the treasurer of the diocese Mr. Nc
William Wright, Several reports of the condi-
ton Of the funds In his keeping. The reports
were read and referred to the committee on re-
ports and accounts.
The same action was taken on the report of
B. Biscoe. treasurer Of the Protestant Episcopal
Association.
The committee on new parishes reported
that no business on which to take action, had
come before them.
Rev. DR.. Kramer requested leave to with
draw from the committee on address. The
request was granted. and Rev. Dr. Hedges was
ap pointed in his place.
Rev DR.. Thompson announced that he pro-
posed to Introduce new canon for the con-
slderation of the body. He prefaced the intro
duction with few remarks to the effect that he
was opposed to the Council voting away funds
which it did not have on hand, as was done on
the preceding evening, In the adoption of a
1esolntion regarding the salary of the Bishop
40 argued that the body had no civil existencs
mat 1t could not enter into binding contracts,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-25
NEW LIFE PREsERvER. q

There is on exhibition. at Donahue's mattress
mandatory. on Chartres street. between Gus
tomhouse and Cont streets. a ample Of a new
life preserver. for use at sea or on the river,
invented and patented by Messrs. DeLisle 4
Donahue.
The invention Is simply cork mattress.
which can be made of any convenient or de-
sired SIZE. and the special feature about 1t Is a
hole in the centre with broad band Of can
yass sufficiently large to form comfort BILE
seat, At various places on the mattress, within
convenient reach of he person occupying the
seat, are loops Of canvass, intended to be- used
II maintaining, the position and the balance.
There is p smaller mattress, a sort Of plug, as
an even surface. thus allowing the mattress to
be used on bed Or ia bunk. They are on ex
hfbition. and are capable OF sustaining the
test OF the invention will be made in short
time