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SPORTING NEWS.
L,ouiaU,llo Races.

LOUISVILLE June I2.-The entries to the
events of the Kentucky trotting club, to be
run In this city on July 9Th, 9Th, 10th ana
11th next, show an unprecedentedly large
number of contestants, including some of the
best trotters in the country. An extra race,
free for all, is announced for July 18th,
Ralus and Hopeful barred, for a purse OF a
thousand dollars in four moneys, the entries
10 close on June 23d.
jackson Races.
DETROIT, June 12.-Fully ten thousand
persons were present at the Jackson, MIchi-
gan, races to-day. The weather was fine
and cool; track In good condition. Rarus
gave an exhibition trot of two heats. Time
1924, 2:2015.
The 2:40 race for $500 purse, 5000 to the
first horse, 1920 to the second and $50 10
the third, was won by Benner Boy in three
straight heats; Russell second, Tekorsha
third. Time-2:3416, $3.50, 1904.
The free-for-al race, for a purse the same
| as in the 2:40 race, was won by Pratine in
| three straight heats. Time-2:23115; 2:262l,
2:314..
The $3.50 race was postponed until to- NOR
| row.
At Pittsburg,
PITTsBURG. June I2.-The crowd was not
so large as yesterday at Friendship driving
park, but there was a fair attendance. The
weather was very pleasant.
First RGce-was trot for the 2:44 class;
premium, $500; $3.50 to first, $25 to second,
| $75 to third, and $50 to fourth. For this
| race there were eighteen entrieg, but only
| eight of them started. Seven heats were
trotted, and the first money was taken by
Katie Eastman, Kentucky Girl and Charlie
| getting setback for running and bao
driving. Time-2:3515, 2:36, 2:34, 2:36; nc
time taken the last three heats.
| Second RGce.-Was trot for the 2:92 class
for purse of $500; $500 to the first, $20(
to the second, 1920 to the third and $50 Il
| the fourth; there were seven entries and sil
starters; won by Darby. Time-2:28, 1925
228.
AT ChillicOthe.
CHILLICoTHE, o., June 12-The heavy
rain last night, and the threatening appear
ance of the weather during the entire fore
noon, bode Ill for the sport of to-day races
About one o'clock, however, the sun came
out brightly, and the balance of the da
proved quite favorable, and the sport was al
that could be desired. There was a Target
increased attendance over yesterday, an
more interest was manifested.
| First RGce.-Scioto Valley Derby; two
mile dash; SIS dollars entrance, the associa
ton adding $500; nine entries and seven start
ers-War Dance, jr., John Harper, LaplanC
Almeda, Often, Edwin A. and Surge. Harpe
was the tavorlte in the pools, Surge secon
choice: Surge won with apparent ease /
3:5115.
Second Race.-Dash of one mile, for three
year olds, TOR purse of $3.50; second hor:
to have $50. There were three entries
:. Worth, Claudio and Enterprise; Claudio W
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snrinun Collision.

CHICAGO, June PA serious collision oc-
Cured on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Central railroad early this morning at Thirty
first and Clark streets between a freight and
switch train, in which James Sharan was in
stantly killed. Several cars were demolished
and one engine wrecked. Loss to property
considerable afA
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Horrible Murder.

CENrRALIA, Ill, June IA horrible
murder was committed at Central City, near
here, this afternoon, in which Oliver Sails
was shot and killed by Richard Brown, q
hrother-in. law. The cause was family diff
6culty of long-standing. Sails had threat
ened to whip Brown, and Brown went to his
house, got q shotgun, and, returning, shot
Sails in the breast, killing him. Brown is
in iall.
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Health Order, No. 6.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
~ TAXING DISTRICT SHELBY COUNTY.
Memphis. Tenn. June IL, 1879.
Esy- The Board of Health calls the special atteu-
ton all property owners agents and occupants to
the following orders, to take effect from and after
this date:
Understandable covered boxes and barrels must
be provided by each householder for the reception
of ashes and kitchen garbage, which must be kept
separate; these boxes barrels TO be placed upon
the alley sidewalk, or place easy Of access to
the driver Of the garbage cart.
SECOND-An priyy vaults, stables, cesspools,
sink-drains, etc, must be thoroughly dsinfected.
printed instructions disinfeetion Will be fur
nished TO any onS calling at the Health offiee.)
THIBD-An property owners and occupants are
earnestly urged to WhiteWash all out-buildings ana
cellars connected with their premises.
5. II. COLLINS, Md,
Secretary OF the Board of Health.
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NASHVILLE.
The ColOred FreemnsOns Elect Grand
Officers for the Coming XesF-
Procession and Drill OF the
Communicates.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, June II ID. J. Hodges, of
Memphis, was to-day elected Grand Master
of the Grand lodge of colored Masons, and j.
E. Ellis, of Memphis, Junior Grand Warden.
In the afternoon procession, consisting of
Mount Moriah commandery, of Memphis, in
the lead, and the members of the Grand
lodge, was formed, and moved to st. Pauls
church, where an grafton on Masonry was
delivered. At Its close the procession pro-
eeeded to the public square, where Mount
Moriah commandery went through the evo-
lutions
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DIED.

KAUFMANN-Last night at half-past eleven
O'Clock, JOHN KAUFMAN, aged eleven months and
eleven days, child OF A. and Carolina Kaufman
The funeral will take place at two o'clock this
(FRIDAY) afternoon, from the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaufman, No. $50 Second street.
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sentenced to be HING

LITTLE Rock, June 12.-United States
District Judge Parker, at Fort Smith, on
Tuesday, sentenced to be hung on August
29th, Henry Stuart and William Elliott, for
murders committed in the Indian Territory.
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The ohio KaltorIal Association.

preparations have been made by the news
paper fraternity, in conjunction with the city
authorities, to entertain the Ohio editorial
association at the annual meeting to be held
June 18th. After a session of two days the
association will leave for the far west, stop
ping oyer Sunday In St. Louis.
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MARRIED..

CHILDERS Tuesday, June 10.
1879 the residence of the BRIDES mother by Rev.
Mr.. Womack, Mr.. THOMAS 4. CHI.DERs, of Yazoo
CITY, Mississippi, and Miss aARY E. BROOKS, of
this city.
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cLoHIN6 Rates

4 yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
Ia; Memphis cotton, 12 1-2c; Neto Or
cans cotton, ~ Sc; NeW York cotton.
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A QUIET and pleasant home is insured to
all mothers that use DIR. Bulls baby syrup
for their little ones. 1t contains nothing in
furious,
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THE refunding of the public debt of Vir-
kinia is a success. 1t is Tennessee's time
havt
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WASHINGTON.

The SpOfford-KellOgg Contested Election
Case-M'Crary's Nomination. I'M
ported SilVer-InstrHcti0ns Of
the Treasury Department
The Senate's Last
Executive Session.
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wRArnEn OnsnnvATEONs.

WAR DEP'T, SIGNAL SERVICE. q. 3. ARMY,
THIrRsnAY. June u. 1910. l0OS pm.
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LEPROSY.
LEE Nus Il
a Modern Observation-Disclosures Results
from the VT6e OF CutIeura

LEX nus H
a Modern AIIrEeIe-AstOnishIug Results
from the Use OF CutIcura-
MEssRs. WEEKS & POTTER Gentlemen: We have
case OF leprosy In our poorhouse which Is being
cured by your CuticItTd remedies. The county had
York for advice, but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CuticlITd and
Immediately began getting better.
He had been confined to his bed for two and one
time! Last week he dressed for the first time.
When he walked, there would at least quart Of
scales come of of him.
This happened every day.
We think ii is a wonderful cure.
We do not say he is cured, but he is in a fair way
to be cured to say the least. Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS,
Druggists and Booksellers.
Allegan, Mich, February IL, 1879.
NOTE.-Messrs. Dunning Brothers are thoroughly
the receipt of this letter We firmly believe this
Cuticurd Will permanently this very severe case
Of leprosy, as 1t has done many others.
Prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chemists and Drug
gists, $50 Washington street, Boston, Mass, and
for sale by all Druggists and Dealers. Price OF
Cuticurd. small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, con-
tanning tHo-and-a half times the quantity of small
cents per cake By mall 30 cents; cakes 70 cents
COLLINS, Rheumatism, NeuFalgia'
vuL1n ELECTRO weak and Sore Lungs 0Ou'h'
e2ASTERs ana 0Oi0' weak sack, ''0m
ach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through
the Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous
Muscular and Spinal Affections, relieved and cured
when every other plaster, lnment, lotion and cleo
| trleal appliance falls.
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The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation Bill-SenatOr Blaine's
Answer to Senator Hill-The Pro-
ceedings Of the House With
out Interest.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Subscriptions to
the four per cent refunding certificates since
yesterdays report, $22, $40.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
More Hassacres In Burmah - Another
Protest by the French Against the
KhedIVe's Reputation DOdges
A Handsome and Timely
Present from the
Russians to the Bulgarians-The Depre-
citation of Silver In the House Of Com
m0ns-The FraneO-American
Treaty-Algiers.

SnnlA, June 12.-Reports have reached
the government of fresh massacres, of roy
al princess, at Mandalay, prompted by
KiAg Burmah.
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r. b. MARTIN, Sergeant, signal Corps, U. 5. A
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The house committee on elections failed to
dispose of the contested election cases to day.
Monday next is Get apart for their final con-
sideratioD.
A naval board of inquiry has been APP
pointed to investigate the grounding of the
United States ship Constitution and her sub
sequent disablement while returning from
the Paris exposition.
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NAPLES, June l2.-The eruption of Vesu-
vius has commenced. It has so far been
slight, but Is gradually increasing.
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Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, June PA cyclone passed over
Sandersville, Georgia, to-day. The Catholic
church and many trees were blown down.
Fencing and crops sustained considerable
doma1o No liuas lost
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CAIRO, June 1.-THE French consul gen
eral at this place has presented protes
against the arbitrary manner in which tn
khedive's decree treats the creditors of tn
Egyptian government.
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CAPT. conNoRs.s SWORD.

There ia nj present In this city gentleman
m OK otliesr If tho United Statos army WHO
In lasa, CAM Into noasosaIon by purchase OF
sword formerly tho property " Gapt Arthur
Oonnora. who returned hers from near hleh
mnud on eink have and lied
The sword hnra on its hilt tho Following ~
snription Pr es snt vi 70 0apt. Arthur G@pnnrs
Nv memhers Of The Paretts auefd etc. There
are n number Of Capt. Gnnpors,a friends etlEi
loft Ia tho city who would be- glMt - Ret the
sword and the gentleman who hra II would h'
nioaspl to- present II to any QUO WHO can "Ffsb-
iish claim ~ II,
Tho address nf thu gentlomnnnnh he nbfhinel
Nv npp1ying ut tho DEMOCRAT offices.
Tho history Of the sword after 1t dRtnn Into
tho posaasaion ~ tho present owner. Will not
datrnt4 from ia value At Savannah, |ss, light
ming struck the tnnt IF tho gantamnn, mud pennr
trntai The snHi,ltard ~ tho sword making II
hNla tho eize oF pistol bullet, passing M the
hilt and taxing the temper out nf tho blade.
Water pipes stands and bnth tubs nj Apnla~
gnie's. No. Jag roydrss STREET.
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First .Reoorder.e Court.

Mrs g. TinnoEda assault md battery: First
District Court. bonds f25o.
Ed Curtis, carrying eoneaalad wenpons: au-
paripr Criminal Court. bonds $3.50.
Bergeanf Ell. Hamilton assault and battery:
1850 appsnrancH bonds.
Nancy Harris. assault and battery, s25o ap-
pnnrnnee bonds. ~.
Mrs Horny. assault and battery. $500 appear
ance bonds,
DON Williams assault with q dangerous
weapon with lntsnt TO kill upon Ed. Williams.
$3.50 bnhds for his appearance November IN. i
Ed johnson assault and battery with dau-
garous weapon upon Randford Butts, $3.50
bonds for is appearance November ~.
Martha Sinful, assault and battery, 32s0 aD-
penranaa bonds.
Aunts Wnwenhuck. petty luresny. two cases.
sb00 appearances bonds.
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While tho Now Orleans Times WINS taxing the
brain VI one of Its editors to got no a municipal
snnaatton and spending about four dollars for
n composition on the subject Of tho Delinquency
Of tho wharf lessee in falling to redeem certain
wharf improvement bonds Mr., ElIermann tho
leRsoe In question WINS GomnletinE his arrange
mena FL Bettle with tho city md long before
tho close OF business hours yesterday no had
turned nvor to Administrator IsaHcfon 44R 900
Of tho wharf bonds in questionable entire
amount that the lessee wnH required to redeem
up to dnto.
Tho PtCuY,i,te also attempted to get off good
thing yesterday by Indirectly charging tho City
Council with the horrible crime Of leaving tho
public school teachers, espncidNU We ibOmen tn
s'arve. while II Ia we'll known thn tho cit has
nothing "a do with the school taachers further
than 70 appropriate. annually, II certain sum Of
money. apecitlad by State law, md allow the
school board to draw from tho fluid ns the
monthly instalments become due. Tho city
has done better than 1t was required to 90. for
/ II has paid tho rolls OF the school board In nd
vance Of tho monthly pro rata allowed fol-
school purposes.
THE CITY SUITS.
4. Tho Mayor md City Administrators have
hnen summoned to npusar to- day MS wtn9asoe
before tho United Htates courta In the pirkles
case, and tho impression IL that ain attempt
viii be made to obtain from thorn tho rightfu
sNrrats nf tho committee of the whole in the
matter of the sale Of tho franchises Of tho city
street rRilrond lines.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday at the
office Of tbs Board Of Health;
BIRTHS.
Mrs. i. A. Dupre IL eou.
Mra. Joseph Gnndsrmaun, n son.
Mrs Paul A. Yillermin. a daughter,
Mrs. DanIe V. Miller il son.
Mrs Anthony Eean q Ron.
Mrs, Mnrna !, Anhry, y son.
Mrs Alphonss Phillips u daughter.
Mrs. h, !. Gubl. 81 danRhtsr.
Mrs. VIM. ., II. Nicholson n daughter.
Mrs jean NJ, Perez, n daughter.
Mrs Row. J. n. A. Ahrens N Gnughter,
Mrs. Edward q. Pritehard. Il sou
Mrr. Emnr King son z@@...
MARRIAGES.
james Horny to Agnes Holden.
Anthony BattlstalIn to Sophie krey.
A, A. ConlOn 10 Il, III. Knder,
Leopold Miller to Camilla Kniser.
VIM. IT, Titus to Johanna A. Grumpart,
DEArHs.
Funny Rnffln, n years
Goo Stelnhaeh : yehrs.
Heinrich Koanig, ~ yenre. 5#1- .=.-
DnIa THOMPSON "a yours.
Robert Carroll ~ yenrs.
John y. Abbey . days.
Miss Eleanor Aries. 81 years.
MiGhl Gihbin. 81 YeaTR. ...l
Robert Armant. u ganrR
Estnnilas Appoints, 10 months.
Augustus Blaes, ~ years
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United States Circuit Court.

Edwin p. Morgan vs. New Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad st al.Drdered that this
trustees be authorized 70 lenae to tho United
Htates government two acrse ri land belonging
to sold railroad, opposlts ths depot Mt English
Lookout athtion. In tho parish Of St. TammnuY,
Morton. Bliss h %. vs. Mississippi and Mexl
can Gulf Ship Canal Cnmuany.-O Ordered that
couueel for complainant have loavs to Withdraw
from tho record tho forthcoming bond sub
scrihed by Warner Van Nord"n as principal. md
4, q, Palmer Recurlty, In favor 81 y, y. Pack
ard, United States marshal. and dated June 49,.
1878.
United atatea, In re- Mrs. Bertha strauss. vs..
City Of Now Orleans.
In thiscnan y mnndamua Waa issued directed
to the city authorities. ordering Thorn to levy II
tax upon al taxable renl property in the city Of
New Orleans t. an amount sufficient to pay the
Judgment OF relntOr, amounting to $1,000. with
upon whose property assessment Of a tax sbal
be made Ia pureuauee OF this decree may pay
and discharge such tax 70 the relator or her af-
torneys whose recelpt shall be III full an ae-
1uittance "a that Of tho city authorities.
II In further ordered that the later FbnII
make return Of the execution Of thig decree on
or before thnsecnnd Monday Of Uecember 1879.
ct ri.
Judge Billings has rendered. nix nsn ludg-
menta under the above ttls ia favor Of plnlntlfY
representing thirty three different lots 1904 46
| In cash. and four e1mares o. ground.
The cases Of the United Sthtes ys Mira. Min
Gufhertz John Salggson, Martin Laleile An
tnnio Fables, All Sing, Jim Cnlua, All Sung
Vim. Williams and J. NJ. Tournnde. Those par
ties failing to appear. their rscogniztnces were
forfeited and Judgment recorded against them
with interest and costs.
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I + W Kennedy. undertutor. Judgment ordsr.
IND petltlon MS prayed Tor.
u;rtb T,iatriet Court.

M,vo, Weiss !, 90. vs u. ~ simrall NJ.
nuroot snd W HImrnll intarYenhfa.- kntasssss
ynntlona dismissed. Judgment IN favor II
pv q r H ~ w. IboAulitor mud Trsasrts.
~ t.ie atn'a # l.puistnna- In tho above matter
In which Judge ltanat2n aNnRnt g lhags an
n,,aa IF fha RtAta, claiming, aa n nansituti6nsI
Tifnr ihai the llngtalntHrH VIVA without ppras
,,"a,,,ronr|nta funds Whit Wunll IN any t1 ae1
M Ira1,t"e h" salary u constitutional ofFlosr'
h'i sftar ~, examination and tra ot that eass
for He r-Hsnna nutn ntihE ~ Ihe reoard, Thin
e,rptt refus 4 tho nandamua, which Judgment
,na affi rmed on tho appeal ~ tho snprAtss
tl,nrt hut II vas vpfg Glenfy infrnated III fhagI
opinion tllnt Z Is tho conviction 81 The court
tnnt ,yLrr II ID made to anpaar by he 9eidsnna
that s. eendu"itY Is 10 oor.r, fh@ revenues TAIL
w r. tneot the nuprntrlatiHns If the I,episa..
tlte that loss must not falt upon tho eonstita.
II a,.tsara from Tho returns made by the Htata
Transtirer In this ra . that no has on hand II
fba general fund of tho year 1879. fH7s Gs for tha
vopT lsT6 $t1eI ~ md for The year 1876 s1g7 ~
mo ty ilanen before tho court. If tho TraaHi,s
rer auI other circumstances which have been
made tp nrpnnf Justly tho court IN concluding
INA tl,n feVanuaa ~ the aatn fall short % INV
ing the constitutional officers md that fhav
VIII nat ha tAId. Tho Loss mnst fall, not updnn
tho eonet utIonal officers but upon the other
creditors If tho State.
IntJgs Golleua formerly iudga If tho Seventh
NJ spr4 II whieh uyor IernanJez and otb nv:
mo Constitutional officers represented he.
fora mo having warrants for the amount Oh
anlariaa due them under the constitution
Judge Gclens and u. /. BoFsr rs assignee 81
tho Judges constitutional oThhta, and ]. Her.
nnudtz. III holding warrants FOR the years 1874
la7s aud ls1G.
Thn CONT Without faterminirg any partiea.
lar amount Of whiob tho TreaEurer must war.
rant or without In amy manner proposing ID
arrange or determine upon u distribution 81
ha fund on hand, will nuke the mandnmus In
Tho suit ~ Boyer persmptory The same judps
ment In the suit ~ the State sS rel. r Wharton
uollenR. md euRtninE Ms Intervention of d.
Hernnnlng. Tho Intervention ~ -, having
ordinary warrants, is dismissed, The iniars
yenlrn Of THOMPSON having warrants rspre@
snniing only nratnnry creditors. Is also dis.
taa III Weymouth, receiver. vs.. e.. A. Burke.
TraRelrnr Having concluded that ha money
in tho troasnry now In the general fund must
b. nruiaa ~ the payment II warrants at Guns
atftutlnnal officers ~ tho StatH. the mhndsmus
askaa for against the Tranenrer hy Weymouth
il refused for the same reason. The manaamna
applied for by +, 9. Muller. Tor the payment oil
tho warrants Il also refused.
atate ex rel r. W. Gollsns VS. e. A. Burke.
Hatn TrAnsuref, Another mandHmus by judge
r Wharton Collsns. u appaars that tho sum Of
money olnmatl hy judge Gollens is In the gem
oral fund, not necnunted for. This application
for mnnlHmus IL therefore refused.
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There Ii In the Office Of Capt, ]. II. Woods,
of tho MemrhiE ard Hnw Orleans Packet Dom
rany on Common street. n remarkable though
eomnvhgt rough drawing Of n steamboat. IT
represents the james Howard taking In cotton
nj Arkspolis, and NIL the details Of The boat nre
depicted with great trilhfulnssH The pose Of
tho crew they are rolling the
heavy bales w tho inclined plank is
evidently lilo work 81 - mnn who haa hnd few
opportunities to study Drawing but who has u
peculiar knack Of copying nature: The. per-
epeeige IL we'll given in faot the llfn and anil
nation which he hns given TO tho whole picture
stamp him NC n born artist This ls the more
striking ms the author, as We arc informed. ts n
ono ared negro 0eld hnnd on ono of the planta4
lions adjoining hrkapafia,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1879

bave ronmJttaes at work In the wards for tho
purpose of forming organizations.
Their platform II. briefly. That the working
mon ha ve mo, been given representation com
meusurnte with their numbers. nhI thaf sum
Client protection hns not boon accorded them by
tho new constitution, which they would nave
eorreafad fy Iegisla'ura.
Ihnv asanrl that some nj tho rHuttlafas NON
jnaf "a als agrafnhe I, them aud VIII nrnhahlF
receive thor Endorsement but This - 'nhIat
in, ms a,,,rnnehlnp GOA wont lon IL decide ltnnh
They have prepared Al address which WIN 10
aulrniitad to tho convention mud Y nhur9VF1
published.
Fnrtbo lntes e'ylee In goh's, shades. o'e, 60
to Apnlcpate'e No ttG Toydrhs street.
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THE WORKINGMEN

An organization known ~ the Mechanics and
Laboring Mems Union. which claims to have
considerable membership throughout the city,
is girding ND for the coming political fray. At
present they hold their headquarters on Fulton
street. but ut an early day they propose holding
n convention for the nomination N candidates
They have applied for representation mt the
polls. which has been accorded them. and they
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OFF FOR THE JETTIEa.

Tho gentlonen composing tho Henato COM
nitiaa III company with n number ~ ohors.
leave this morning, Mt o'clock on the steamer
Martha for "trip 10 tho etios. Tho pnrty
prnposs. Whils'on tho way, to pay u visit to
II. +. Kernoehau's place and spend short
time there, Tboy expect to return to tho city
10 morn NV night
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-21
CITY ECHOES.

Ed Curtis for carrying concealed Weapon
VIVA locked nj.
Mrs. Quinn Ia ia the Central Station charged
with larceny.
Potter KreboI ehnrgod with breach ~ trust
ana embe7zlement. WINS locked up In the IIarhoT
Station.
Theodore Cartsr. who stabbed Henry Water
man, was arrested md lodged In tho Fifth Sta
Hon.