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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

GovERNMESrS Strong.
United States o. Of 1884, coupons
rev
New -Four and halls
new
Currency
RAILROAD BOSps-Firm.
srATR BoNDs-Dull.
by considerable activity, with coal and Gran.
ger shares, Erie, Pacific Mall, Lake Shore and
Wabash most prominent In transactions. In
the early dealings prices fell NAX per cent,
but subsequently q frmer tone was mani.
tested aud with Delaware, LaCkawanna and
Western foremost In the improvement, quo.
tations advanced NaIk, During the after.
noon coal shares became weak and fell Off II
to 1Hc, thegeneral list declining KA2 per cent.
the latter for st. LOnls aud San Francisco In
the final dealings o steadler tone prevailed
with q fractional recovery In some cases. Erie
was strong and advanced per cent, for com.
mon and Il tor preferred. The weakness AT
the close was caused by tho sudden advance
to per cent for call loans.
Tho transactions were $4,000 shares Of
which 10000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern, 1900 81, Paul, Il GOD
Wabash, $1,000 Lackawanna, 1900 New
jersey Central, 5000 Delaware & Hudson,
2UOO Michigan Central. 1000 Union Pacific;
Y, 900 O.. .. & l. G., 5000 ST. Joseph, 400
Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 Pacific Mail. 1900
Iron Mountain, 1900 Kansas CITY and North.
en, 8, 900 Louisville 4 Nashville, 900 Chicago,
y. Louis and New Orleans, 1900 indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 500 Northern Pa:
life, 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio, 1000 Hous.
ON and Texas, $500 st. Louis and San Fran. |
!isco and 200 Nashville, ChaanOosa aud St, |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

tallPtAtf EHTUIl
and Best Family Medl,
eino In the World.
An EHFECTpGL SPE.
gwtg fot III diIlaIRi 81
~ Live, S,OuAch and
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
Calls and Fever, Mala.
ri9u1 FOIOrs, Bowel CON.
Pla!hth ROtletSnea5,
Jauhdiee and Nausea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
TRUSTEES, SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. DC t.h'f
by virtue Of deed Of trust, made by Fannie
hBG, aud Madison banks, her husband, 10 me, n
1astr, dated the ?5d day Of March, 1873, and 10.
corded al the office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court
Il Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 Deed Of Trust
Box No 10, page $50, viii on FRIDAY, tho nth
Day Of tOISr 1875, commencing n 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
4, The front door Of the curt House Of Ohio county,
Wet Virginia, sell At public Auc lon the following
raj estate: piece reel Of ground situate In the
City Ot Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia and
situate on the east side Of EOf street., between
Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, aud bounded Is fol.
low lIe.lnninGstA point on the east aide Of Eon
street. iOrtytwO (i?) feet north Of the northwest COR
ner Of the N. y. Church lot; thence eastVRrdlr at
right angles With EOf street. and Wlthsthe Sotthern
line Of a Parcel u ground Belonging 10 hobart
strange, OuS hundred tOJ) feet 70 twenty 20) foot
alley thence SOuihWaIdly aud parallel with Eoa
street eighteen llg feet thence wSStWlTdly and par.
liel TiIh the htSt line, one hundred (l00) feet 70
Tod street. thence nOrthWardly With the cast line Of
EOf street, eighteen 81 feet to the place Of begin.
hiug There Is pr or deed Of trust In favor Of The
Central Building Association No. on the above de-
Sribd real estate, the amount Of which will b
nlde known on the day Of sale.
Tenn u Sale-Cash, Nl '..Utf
GFO. r. LINCH, Trustee
wv II. HALLER, AuetIoneeF. sel2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

! CmotSxAz1, September 2S.-Hoss-Inactiye
and lower; common g 76aS 80 flight s. 46a3 66;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the JIM
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baecos and representing them as the GLORY"
brand. Iclaim the "Glory" q my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being the same, Each lump Inns a
gold tag with the word "dtoRY" upon 1t, and
none other is genuine, as 1t is positively sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
August Q, 1870. ano
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
TRUSTEES sALEoF ,,,.
Valuable North Wheeling Property.

Ny virtue Of a decd oEtruSt, made by Simon Holland
AMI Mary Jane his vile, to the undersigned trustee,
dAs July 81 1874 aud reCOrded 10 tho office u the
Clerk o. the County Court Of Ohio county In Deed Of
Trnt Book No. {, page 2JO, | shall on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24
TOBACCOs.

- am now receiving the following branLs Of ehoIcs
IooGceo: which Will b. sold subject 10 he Ste 70.
durtlon In the y. 8. tax: '"'' ~
L'rill1Ed''S " . " 4.ot. MahoS. Navy.
do "Dime NuERgt,h
do Double ThlGE," 6-oz.
- do "EaYy s." MahoV, Navy.
do l6-oZ. Ibs.,
do Double-Thlck s. Dark Nav.
FlnEerS Long John" Mahogany TWIns.
Do "ie.oE. pounds Mahogany. =
races "9ld Tine s.ply Twist, 4-6x.-DanVIlls.
"DawSon's" 8-oE. Twist,
Park Lake" Soc. Twlh,
'0rOuoco" 8-ply Twist, {-px.
Little Petn I6.lnch TwlSt. iOs.
banana" Cable Coll, los,
magnolia" do do I0s,
nHeithen ChiuCe" do I0S.
"SilyeT Bell' los.
s sH;RS as.a ,hl.iia s:ISs5 sFIsA' poana'
INDIAN" Fine Cut, 10 paIla
M. REILLY.
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packing @ I5aS 30; butchers Is 7OaS IS; re.
eeipts, 400 head lhlpmentg, $50 head.


New Yonx, September 2s-sterling quiet
and unchanged. Money easy at Gao per cent.
GovERNMRHrs Strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

Hothlngb b unpit.slnt, nothing 40 soh,mor n,
and 10 heifly every case q eoHitS irotn
and eau b eaElly corrected n you Vli
take hlmlnpat. Llyes Re- ulatof Do n6l NEGLECT IS
ihnlE9Ie yodr APbett6 Complexion ind SaS nj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-24

How many suffer tortue day after day, making lie
burden and rob6ng existence Of ali pieaSUrS owing
eeerSt suffering from Piles, YET relief i ready
calll the remedy that haH pormGnspIiy euFRI iSoT.
t9raE snnioAN ItHRR EEdutAToR. Il no drSStIe
Violent purge but AEoutlO aasltsRnt q nature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15

A Serious Mistake.

taalveston tTex) News.
They were sitting on the stoop together. It
was about s al D. M The moon was floating
serenely across the heavens, which looked
like an immense stretch OF pale satin dappled
with diamonds There wasn't breeze enough
to make the violets nod. The dew fell with
Its customary softness, and was pillowed
upon the petal of the dreaming lily. After
they had contemplated all the beauty OF the
foregoing tintype, he broke the silence:
1t rained this morning, didn't 1t pet?'
1T did" she replied sweetly.
We have had great deal OF rain lately,
haven't we, dearest?' he went on as he gave
hitch at his suspenders.
"We have"
DO you like rain. my little peach2"
"Nob
Neither do l."
Then there was another long pause, and
more contemplation OF the aforesaid tintype,
when the youth went on again very feebly m
Does my little gold haired gum drop think
1t will rain tomorrow"
II think not"
Il wonder ii 1t will rain next Thursday
Don't know; but l think 1t will rain to-
morrow"
why do you think so?"
w ny, because the skies are cloudy"
"lhey are quite bright" he went on with q
.'I beg your pardon" she responded, good
natuIadly. It was one Of your ears that
took Tor dark cloud.''
And then the young man who couldn't get
up conversation abruptly left.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
THE WEATHER FOR A WEEK

| The following Is The general summary OF the
wenther for tho week ending Saturday Inst na
prepared by the chief signal officer of the
United Btatos:
During the. past week tho pressure hna In
general continued highest over the Atlantic
States and Canadian maritime proyncaH and
lowest from tho Northwest to the Pacific On
Monday and Tuesday smRli md il-defined
arnn of low pressure moved frcm the Gull OF
Mexico northwar1 10 the upper lake reglnn
accompanied by cloudy anil rainy weather. On
Monday an extensive area Of low pressure nd
by rains southwark over tho Pacific roast States
70 Han Diego. On Tuesday It had moved TO the
Rocky Mountain region. md was followed over
the Pacific States by clearing weather and over
the Western plateau by colder nortberiy winds
and light snows M far south RH Phoebe. Nevntl
On Thursday 1t moved northeast ward over Man.
1tpbn. EHHt 81 the Rocky mountains sOItherY
winds and high temperatures have generally
prevailed. On Friday, however. tho pressure
rose RAPIDLY over Tho Gulf " 81, Lawrence. and
the following morning cool northeasterly winds
and cloudy weather with light rains or foga
prevailed over the Atlantic States.
The rainfall for the week averaged about rs
follows In the various districts: Canadian mari
time provinces OLD: 1t. Lawrence valley o o5
inches; lower lake region o 30. upper Like
region Q % New England o %. Middle Atlantic
States 10. South Atlantic States 30. Eastern
Gulf States 30: WeHtnrn Gulf States Il. IL: Ohio
valley md Tennessee 0 90; Upper Miaaisaippi
valley IL; Lower Missouri valley q no; fed
from Dakota 10 tho interior If Texns. o To-.
Rocky Mountains 30: Western plateau o 30 j.
Gall fnrnin 49,: eoaat ri Oregon ana Washing
ton Territory 40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
SEW ENTH WARD.
Great Outpouring and Unanimous Rat
ifiuation OF tho Democratic Ticket.

Great Outpouring and Unanimous Rat
ifioation or the Democratic Ticket.
1aat night tho Seventh Ward Central Demo
cratic Club met OF the corner OF Frenchmen and
Hampart streets and installed tho following Off
cors, elected at tho general ward election:
President. A. ID. saucier; ylce president. Capt.
III. Iusseps; secretary. George NJ Barnett:
treasurer Charles Loehbrunner: grand mar
shal, John I. Bremen.
MNr,J, ID, Bruins, Gov John MoEnerv. Hon. Ran
SSsMN Ii. Gibson ind Col, James Ltngan. Great
enthusiasm prevailed;
were offered and unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That do hereby ratify the nomi.
nations made BY the Democratic convention
heaolped further, That we applaud tho hnr-
montous nnu Intelligent action Of the eonyen.
Gfon. whereby II has presented TO the people 81
Girls State candidates In every way worthy of
Nsseirea further, That we adopt tho platform
cot foith by the convention, and pledge 70 the
Democratic party our steady and undivided
Rssoieed further, That we hereby expross our
o. ne hs a. oompient pad 70
soa utry In .oedng TO ~ the candidate for Gov
esnor, and OF their fattering testimonials to
Resolved further. That we recognize ia The
Hon. Louis A. Witt n tried and faithful public
Hervant. and an able and broad minded states;
ha an era or peace and good government. lead
ing 70 the restoration II prosperity to our be-
Resoised ytufher. That III retiring from tho
aubernatorial chair Gen. Francis T. Nichols
carries with him the best Wishes esteem and
ehs gratttnde OF the peop.e 81 this State =
Gen. Fred Nash Ogden. the gentleman. the
saholar and the true patriot. and We hope that
ne day y not for distant whom We may hnye
Fac opportunity to prove our gratitude for his
MnBelflBh devotion to the public welfare
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
APpOINT'M EMIT.
Gov. Nlehola hns appointed A. d. Smith re-
eordor Of tho parish OF Cameron.
PERSON Al.

Linut. Gov. l.. A. Wilt started Yesterday
morning on "trip to Pilot Town. mud II ls ex.
nnceA will return tomorrow
We ar, plsased to sec In bis old accustomed
plnco, eornar Of CAMP and Grnvier streets, 0ui
valued friend Mr. John W. Phillips who haf
just returnsd from n brief Epteurn In Gnuada
looking tho better for bis trip.
The atreets wore considerably enivenad yea-
nrday by the nresanea OF Mr.. John III. Hanna
tho King of tue Grain Ievee." who hns been
making flying visit to Ut Louis, The people
III there could not teaeh him my new wrinkle
In tho grnin lrads.
The many friends OF Major Vim. A. Boil were
pleaaad tn welcome his presence bnGk on our
thornuEhfarea. The maior has bonn spending
u healthy summer travelling through the North
ard West, and comns rack to us refreshed hv
travel and ready for business
DIR. Cornelius @. Beard has returned home
lately from n eenuerntiys trip to Western
elmes He looks hearty and strong and In
good trim to resume hts professional duties,
The doctor Ia always missed when gone and
welcome on arrival.
Among those who. have recently returned
from tho North II Mr.. ii. N. Biebrerht, who
comes bringing with him large supply OF the
most exquisite articles in his lfne-artielss that
will make tho eyes Of the ladies zlfstel and do
light MI lovers Of tho beautiful. A visit to his
store No. Al Royal street. IL like q visit to an
art gallery.
Major u. M. Harrod, who has yuat returned
from st. Louis. whore hs hns been attending TO
hla duties IN d member Of tho mississippi river
commission ia we'll ut work. The whole Mis-
elsepni valley IL deenly Interested III tho In
bars OF ommtasionsrs and watches them
with strong Interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.

The following marriages. births md deaths
wore recorded yesterday Mt tho office Of the
Bonrd OF Health:
MARRIAGES..
Ernest Volta to Miss Mary A,lckH.l
births.
Mrs. christopher Chaffe Jr.. son.
Mrs. Jpanph Wegmann, daughter.
Mrs. O. Alena. II son.
Mrs. hchille Iordes, u daughter.
Mrs. Garmaln Dnstillon q daughter.
Mrs. Una Green. G., II daughter.
Mrs. Philip q ,hlbaok. II aon.
Mrs +. J. MoMahon. n daughter.
Mrs. Jenn Mario Varges, u daughter.
Mra Louis r. Phillips, q daughter.
Mrs VIM. I Morris, ason.
Mrs. Jean Bordss, q daughter.
Mra. Horny = u HoiTeldt. adaughter.
NlrR. john locke, ~ daughter.
Mrs. Albert Iossar. II daughter.
Ellen II, Conner, 30 years. No. y2a Barenne
street. nntiVo Of city.
Peter Casey. years. Fulton street. near Jack
son. native OF City.
Geo. Fsldner. 10 hours. No. 32ls Felicity street.
nntive OF city,
Elizabeth Neubauer. hours. No a2s st. Peter
street, native Of city.
Mrs Ellen Hayea. "a years. No. ~ Indepond-
enoe street native OF Ireland,
Mrs. Emily II Mtgaud. A. years. No. 1b3 Seventh
street native OF France,
Mary Alexander. 36 years. Canal street.
Mira Marie a. Vincent O.. eG years No. 10 st.
Bernard street, native OF Virginia.
Mrs. Amelia Dastugue. % years corner OF Es-
plnnndg and MRra9 streets. native OF this city.
Louisa Devine. G.. 10 years, corner OF Lafayette
and Caroudelet streets. native OF Louisiana.
Peter Hamm. O. years. No. 800 Carondelt street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15

ticket, The Colored Mems Protective Union
and the other factions opposed TO the admins
tration have got an idea that Baattie u Custom
House man: and, again. Bsattis IL not nv popu-
lar with The eolored element % his irisnd als
colored politician remarked yesterday He
won't do for u.s. No man who owned NEGROES
before the war can expect the oolored men To
Deattie. Il IL known. was for some ime nverHe
to having hiH name brought before the oonyen-
tion. aud there II In existence u letter In which
he distinctly stated that he did not wish. the
nomination. and said That no hoped that II hia
nmd voa pu ssana % a vawa on tbe
matter have. however, changed, and u n said
the change was brought about by Letter from
Sherman, In which there was strong lnt'ma-
zion that II he allowed his name to be placed on
the ticket his services In this respect would he
remembered to his advantage.
There haa been considerable talk aa to who
has the call for the second place on the TICKET
and many names have been Huggested. 1t u
believed. however. that John A. stevenson n
tho man who will gel 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
DIED NoBLY.

We notice In a COPY Of the Calcutta India
Eb.otis1,man Of tho twenty.1rst OF August
thu announcement Of tho death Of the
executive engineer of tho province OF
Tebar. Mr.. Windle. This gentleman was Il
brother. In law OF our esteemed fellow-oltizen
Cant. D. r. Walshe. Mr.. Windle. Ii seems. had
paid n visit to ayra to aid In Investigating the
cause of tho outbreak Of cholera IN that
province and to give relief to the lnhabltant =,
dread dssase and died In few hours. The
M,olishn,an truthfully says that he fell q victim
as much 70 duty to his country az II ne bad died
md highly esteemed In New Orleans. will have
the heartfelt sympathy md eondolsnee OF Q
large circle Of loving friends In this clty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
wILTz GUARDS. NINTH WARD.

This club was organized Inst night ut the wig
wam OF tho central club. A large number Of
the voters or the ward were present, and the
GLOWING named gentlemen were elected to
Sarve during the campaign:
b. witt, ar, Daniel j. Murphy, Val Springer.
James Griffin, John Bentz Hugh Cain. vice
presidents. a. II. McCnne. secretary: M. Milhas.
assistant secretary; Frank Burger. treasurer
Frank Winter. Geo. Springer. Con. Rubin. mar
shals; Patrick Doyle. nag bearer: finance COM
mittse-J. HI Northrup. Alex Bralet. Pat Doyle.
VIM. Chevillon. John A. Benedict.
The meetings of the club will be held on every
Tuesday might during the campaign az the wig
wam OF the Ninth Ward Central Club. on Dau-
phtne, near Elmtra street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
TO MIR. SELIGMAN.

Tho Hood Relief Committee sent by express
last evening. directed to Hiram Cranston. New
York Hotel. a copy of the group taken By Theo.
Lillenthal. Of the Hood orphans. The picture
was neatly framed. and Is intended for Mr.. Be-
ligman-that Is 1t is to be hung In conspieu-
Gus place on the walls Of his mansion on the
occasion Of his silver wedding, which will be q
this month Mr.. john A. Morris viii be en-
trusted with the delivery of this picture to Mr..
Seligman.
our Jewish fellow citizens: and. but that he
had cautioned that no presents would be ae-
cepted on the occasion OF his silver wedding,
the pfctura would have been offered to him. as
1t III. It will be- hung up In his reception Lal as
q compliment to d worthy citizen on day Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
BACK AGAIN.

J. il. Pardon. Custom House inspector and
correspondent of several Northern journals.
has roturnedto the city after IN extended visit
to the North.
Pardon. 1t will DO remembered. WINS given n
place in the building about two months ago.
and that he Immediately went to work among
the clerks soliciting subscriptions for ono OF
the papers he represents. and after he had OBJ
tained oil he possibly could he applied for and
was granted leave of absence. and went off on
the trip from which he has Just got back.
His position is said to be- q snecure, and he
will be continued In II as long as his eorre-
spondence gives satisfaction to the heads OF the
customs departments.
1t was currently reported yesterday that he
was willing to risk $1,000 on an oven bet on the
Ohio nlActiOn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15

wonderful invention is being exhibited By
the Southern Publishing Company. 1876 Canal
street. back ROOM no stairs. for the purpose OF
simply and cheaply reproducing from one
original writing from 80 to 1875 copies In perfect
fac simile. l. Is termed tho copyRraph. and will
evidently supersede the more costly paDyro-
graph" electric pen.' or other copying ma
chimes. AS tho price Is only from "a 90 upward
they are sure to have an immense SALE Ms the
demand for such an article Is almost unlimited
and has been checked heretofore only by the
very high price OF the other machines. No
merchant Gun afford to be without ono OF the
nonvUranha
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Thirty -oght claims against tho steamboat Il.
4. Leeefor wages. were filed before tho United
States commissioners yesterday. On motion OF
counsel for tho boat. all the cases were forward
ed to the United Statos District Court
United States Commissioner Chester has re-
turned to the CITY.
Eight SILK umbrellas were yesterday seized on
board the bark Louisiana. from Genoa. They
were not on the manifest. and the presumption
is that they were to be brought In without pay
ment Of duty.
The employees Of the building are unhappy.
because they are short Of funds. The brokers
refuse to advance money on time made at a
lower rate than per cent month, and even at
this figure they decline to loan. without being
first given apower of attorney to collect the full
salary of the borrower
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
TIE REPUBLICAN CAMP.

The election for delegates from this city to
the Republican State nominating convention
takes place to-day. and lively contest is ex-
pected. The battle In the second. third. hftn
and tenth wards promises to be particularly
exciting. as the opposition to the Custom House
faction Ii much flercer and more pronounced
than In any of the other wards.
The convention meets on the twentieth. and
a. the day approaches the connection 10 the
ranks of the party increases. There has lately
arisen some opposition to TAYLOR Beattie, who
an to q recent date was thought to be aeertaln
w1rner pI the race Tor the frst place on fne
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
AN TNNov ALTON.

The visitors Mt the many saloons In our otis
where lunches are served ut noon have often
wondered why iron forks nre almost unlver-
sally used when silver plated ones nre so much
nicer and very little fearer. Miller on Com
mon street. near ct. Charles. having just made
his saloon aa fresh md dainty Ms 4 ladies'
boudoir, concluded also to Introduce silver In
stead OF Iron forks. and tho change II greatly
appreciated by his patrons, most Of whom ara 30
fasidious and nice that tho Iron Of the old forks
entered thelr souls. Miller deserves thanks for
thla innovation which Ia n neat tribute to ap-
preetatya guests.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
STOCK LANDING RANGERS,
TWELFTH WARD.

Ae a regular meeting held by this club the fol-
lowing business was transacted: Ratifying the
nominations made by the Baton Rouge conven-
1cn and eleeting the following gentlemen as
honorary members: Honorary President Hon
Eugene May. Honorary Members-L. a. Wilt
81 A. Burke. Hon. !. ". Patton. Hon. 4. 7. It's
sot. Hon; H. d: Gheyslley Hon. ]. r a dauth-
Hon. Wash Marks, Hon. A. IT. Isaacson, Hon
Vim. b. Merkel, Col. J, Q. Landry, Mr.. y Otto
bower. The following named gentlemen have
been appointed a finance committee: James
Roberts,. chairman: James Glynn u. j. Field
mann. a. Pelts, h. A. Sebastian.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
A NEW BISHOP.

1t appears by the latest Issue Of the New York
Freeman's Journal that Blehop Leray. OF
Natchitochns. La. has been appointed By tho
Pope us conductor Blshop OF the New Orleans
diocese, with tho right of succession to tho
nrehbahopric on the death of Atbshop Percho.
The appointment Ii alleges. was confirmed by
the conslstory or car nRs which was held ut
Rome on tho nineteenth Of September.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-15
A GOOD POINT.

Though tho centres Of trade bounded by Poy-
dras and Canal and Camp aud Levee streets do
hot present any unusual activity for this time
OF the year. partly owing 70 tho incubus of in
terror quarantine. the cotton market rIaes
steadily and increases lis volume of BUSINESS
with cheering nlacrtty. SINCE tho first Of Sep
men'a here amounted to aNs bales. against
AZ bG5 for the same period last year or, In other
words, we have had noarly three times tho
amount thts year. This II Il promising outlook
md naturally gives courage to tho commercial
community.