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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-05
BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
Mrs. Joe Long, n son. Hsntetnbsr 40.
Mrs, A. Bartholomew. ii daughter September
ln
Mrs. ] Bsreena a daughter. September I.
Mrs. phllip Fritz u daughter
Mfe. Timothy James Hilply. q soa.
Mira Joan Fortune, d SON
Mrs. Hans ChrIalian rauleen, d sun.
Mrs. LeDn l0eejan. q daughter.
MARRIAGES..
John q, Kuhmail to Miss Carrie Bsnsel,
Jnp. IT, Marques tp norathsa Esharnr.
o. aries Ii. UsnahpleA to Rosa 2atnit.
pEATHs.
Mrs g. Bling, 40 years. aas Robertson street.
George N Wouaa wars md months. Live
!. Miss Christ Inc Tfapp. 10 pears aud II m9ntha.
Thalia and BIT. Charles atrsets. native VI this
city,
William oakss. years ~ Religious street.
native of thls city.
A. Dleeas. GU years. go 3D. Ann street, native Of
this city.
Il. Mayronne, months. EsrlanHna and Char
tree srsets, native III this city.
Estelle Bury, 0 years. 10 BIT. Thomas street.
native oi this nj y.
native of this city
mary Mulligan Hare. a years. Fulton. near
Josepbine atteet
dan Avenue and Morales atrett
Peter Buhiar. af. ~ yeHra. AlRara.
Hvlnn white. O.. G6 yaars ae5 1ifud stfest.
Jeanne Marie Unayev. u. Burgundy. betwsen
Dumaln and ~. Phlllp stfeeta.
JaHeph Schmidt year and months. 10 Jose.
hlna street.
Mary flynn, rs years. Magazine ana Delord
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JuL1os STUDIO.


Since Julio's death we had abstalned from
visiting his studio. but yesterday Tho memory
Of the old times, as ws sauntered up Carnn.
delet street, impelled MS up the wolf known
staircase.
Much TO our astopiehment We found che
studio full Of life. The graceful works Of tha
dead artist hanging on tho walls lii the Dirt gal.
lsry reminded us OF tho genial spirit wbose
pleasant smile once Illuminated this temple 81
art
Iu the art gal ery we found one III New Or.
lsana' fhogtaat lHdfaH, mn artist born copytuY d
scene on the TaGie from the brush of Julio. In
tho next tho rlasier4Cnst reom Mr.. Bfuner wa
pursuing his sfifeH In ernyon. which rive
promise for the future Of n talent tbnt julio
possessed Ia IN eminent degree. NnHr him Mr.
A. Noirea was giving the finishing touches to d
really good painting OF tho steamer John w
Cannon.
In the studio we had the pIansure OF nesting
Mr. A. Mplinnri, who has established there d
drawing Hnd painting aondetny, which, wa art
pleased 10 state aprsars to ba quite fipu riHhlnR
Mr.. Molinarf hHs taken charge Of the art gal
lery, and says Tint he will be delighted to re-
reive there all those who nrs Admite OF art
and ts anxious. ~ WIS Julio, to help the cult.
walton In this community OF Che taste for the
beautiful. Among the novelties introduced In
the art gallery n d negro banjo player, by Mo
| ltnnri. admirably depicted Ia oil. Any one who
has seen a genuine darky's expression az ht
plays tho banjo will recognize the realistic
beauty OF this painting,
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

urau's Comic Opera Company closed a pleas
amt engagement ut this theatre last evening In
pinafore and part Of the lust not OF Cadets"
TO night the regular dramatic season begins
at thie theatre with "Msliss. drama drawn
from Beet Hnrtesa picturesque story pf TINT
name. u be played by Mdponfneh Il Fulfoid'a
pramatic Company, The lead nv, feature pf
handsome and oomeH with excellent reponl-
mendationa ID charming netresa on1 vocal.
iHt OF high order. Tho dfnn1n will BIZ inter-
aperred with songs dusta meays. including
thu famous drinking song from Glrona.airofis.
The company remains here only ono week.
MISS ANNIE rtxtEy.
who makes her Hrst appearance before New
Orleans audience at the Academy Tonight.
Sunffhy. comes to us with n hiRh Endorsement
an tho iuost vivartpua and successful rnnbrette
OF the day. In San FrnnciFea Hhe created q
great sensation IN the DEMONSTRATION, Of Bret
Dran effeetnply killed uptil she adopted the
fnr katy Mayhem; but che had failed to rem
der II a success. In this character Miss
Ptxlay has achieved err at popularity and auo
cess In a recent engagement In Boeton. Proyt~
danee aud other towns or New England. Her
atYle II deHerihed aH nu improynnnrnt upon that
of Lolita anh others In the limo OF rnltiek Ing,
Wild tomborish girls, OVERLOOKING with animal
snirAta, tnll of muHic. sang and vtvhcltv.
plnnant, fresh. daphinR and original, she man
agsd even III stir UP the Gold and critical New
Englanters to hiHh state Of Enthusiasm.
What will ehe not accomplish with the yIyaeious
and susceptible audiences OF tho Academy
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aa,,e,.al Notcs.

II. M. Freeman Id announced ~ 4 candidate
fur sheriff Vi Claiborne.
Sabine presents the following additional
oAntlliales. Alfred Lout, for reelection "a
Rhprtff; Edmund Smith. for thu Office of clerk ,
K MI. Armstrong, for the House of Repre-
sentRtiven,
Judge j. O, Eaan and Prof, A. G. Calhoun,
delegates to the State convention, lett by atnEe
lnst night for baton Rouge. We huva All
Inkliuu that tho name of Judge Egan will be
before thu convention aa n candidate for At
furneysl General. Nonama from North Louis
lam could be placed on the State ticket TINT
will give IL more weight and influence, both
In the city and country. His experience IA
Assistant Attorney General for the past three
ypNrA haa ntvcn Judge Egan an inalEht to the
great and Responsible duties made incumbent
ug,on the occupant VI the high position that
he seeks.--t Claiborne Guardian.
Tho primary election In Bossier parlsh,
which waa held Oh the twrnty-saventh, re-
Aulted lii the nomination of III. w. oRden for
Representative, II, u. Wyehe for sheriff, A, II.
Thompson FOR clerk, OF the delegates elected
sfO the judicial and Senatorial nominating
conventions. which meet In Minaen. five are
Tor y. Al Hnider, ona for A. b. George and one
for Il. q. Drew. All thedelegates are In favor
OF II. A. M. Lowry for district attorney, and
tho entire delegation are for j John ID. Watkins,
iii Webster, and John u. Vance, of Bossier
Tor State Senators district Of Bossier
Webster, Claiborne and Rienvssle being en-
titled To two Senators.
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BT. pATRICK's HALL.
The Superior Criminal and First
District Courts The Grand Jury,

The Superior Criminal md First
District Courts The Grand Jury.
10 morrow the Superior Criminal court will
open Its foil term In tho building formerly
known ~ H. Patflek's Hall. During the bast
couple of months n metam orphoas has been
going On In this building ut the hands Of tho
carpenter the plasteref painter and others,
but tho change will not BIZ complete before The
end Of The current month. The i1al hne been
divided Into two general compartments. run
ming north aud south That nearest the strset
on the second floor will be the Superior 5rimi-
nal Court and will bs rendy for occupancy to-
morrow. III IN much more ronmy thnn tho
rs u gallarg haa been converted into jury rooms.
Tho clerks room is on the Lafayette street sas
III the court ON a lins with The judges bsilrh
aud directly opposite. on The lower side, Ere the
district attorneys and Judges Offices. the one
communicating into the other
tho Firat District court. tia Officers md Jury.
rooms. aud between the two on the Lhfupatte
street side, will be- tbs sherifr'H Office The
nepes aary Imnrovnmentn IN this eide nf the
building Will occupy the builders Till about the
flrst Of November. and In the meantime court
The. Jury In tha bupe, lor Criminal COURT vii
report ut kt Pattigk's Hall. instsad Of the old
place ut tho corner ri Rnynl aud Cont streets.
IN Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The new
cnut room Will not he renav To try easeH bsfnrs
tho fifteenth Instant, but tho grand jury had to
Jury for The current aaarier must BIO .impan-
elled on tho .httt Monday IN October. otherwise
there would be m grad jury until the nrat sf
November or first Of Jannafy.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Owing to the quarantine established against
Morgan City. work on the Louisiana Western
Railroad tMorgan'sl has been considerably
embarrassed and retarded. In little time.
however, 1t Is expected that the embargo will
bo raised. and work will then DO pushed
through with raptdisy. Nothing has recently
the exact condition OF affairs there will probably
ia unknown for a few days.
asThe reported alliance. between the New Or;
New orleans roads has so far failed to receive
any confirmation OF positive chara,t ter though
1t Ii still thought that negotiations OF the char
Mr.. J. o. Clarke, the vice president OF the CHI
caen. ST. Louis and New Orleans road has re-
turned to ths city. but fails to throw any light
On the rumOr,
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BASE BALL.

The Y. J. Lambert. Jr. Base Ball Club will
play the Guy Base Bali Club on next Sunday at
b. m. ut the Ogden Park. The game Ia for q
purse OF $40. A good game ID expected as both
mines are ln trini
AT meeting held on Monday night
ut tho bell tower. liz. Algiers. the Ten
Drinkers Base. Ball Club was organized
president: aoorne d Wright, vice preeident;
Henry Oaratena, treasurer; !. y. Wilbur. captain
of nlDe: Amos II. LaiI, segretary. They would
At n meeting of thu M. Berry Base Ball Club.
held yesterday evening, n reorganization was
effected, with tho following result: Y, Hall, Gap.
tnin and |. l.: IT. Grngnon. O.. !: +. j. O'Bfien. D.
Nv. Bird. III b.; jos. Collins. I'D b. John Meyer.
sd b. ! Jas Calvin. .. g.; Chas Deepnt. r. I.
Aug. Hilebrandt O. !. Honorary memhers-M N.
Berry. q. a. Brown. j. l.. Harris. y. 4. Bohne.
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THE FOURTH WARD CONTEST.

The singular behavior Of the Ogden commits
sioners III withdrawing at the close Of the
counting OF the votes In the fourth ward, after
refusing to sign the tally sheets, and the ready
manner In which protest, full Of bonalities
was produced BY the said commissioners. gave
the Wiltz commissioners occasion to express
their belief that. the contest was determined
upon before the voting began. 4 citizen
report OF the affair, volunteers the statement
that the belief Of the Wiltz commissioners is
supported by the Inst. besides. that iour da Z
public declaration was made that the oppo-
n. nts OF the W,ltg supporters would contest the
election In the fourth ward In order to tie the
delegation. and that he is ready to substantiate
his statement.
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arrangement of the hotel made n ono Of the
most desirable and delightful hi this country.
mud 1t will not be many days before Its rotunda
will b. alive with the bum OF many voices and
Ky parlota III adorned BY the heat1y and wealth
Of this and other states Tho sehson opens
most auepieionsr aud we wHh the proerietora
the suacesa which their energy and public
spirit should sommsnd
There are thousand historic associations
which cluster around The st. Charles end Ell.
dear II to the people, and It will Internationally
draw To itself u large share Of the patronage of
our people and NJ vieitprs To tho city.
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THE KENNEDY INQUEST.
The Investigation by Coroner Marley
and Ills Jury of Inquest

The Investigation by Coroner Markey
and Ills Jury of Inquest.
Coroner Markey iaat night eoneudedthe In
quest II the matter of the killing OF John Ken.
bedy. which killing took place on The evening
Of September AZ, AT the corner Of Locust and
Julia atrests.
THE fret Witness placed on the stand was
Mrs. MaRner. whose testimony was the same ma
that published In the rEMOcRAr on the morn
inR following the killing. with Tho exception
that after Kennedy had dealt Barrihger the sec,
ond blow, Berfineer jumped Zip and said. IT l
must eight. will nRht.'
The Ivy man thep nllneheI md exchanged
several blows. at the Last blos mads BY BAR,
Ringer. Kennedy fell across the gutter. his head
eiI isktg the rocks on tue street, | went inaide,
Eot y candle and glass ~. water. returned,
ava hagneay WA atl,l lying IN The, the street,
around him paid. III Ia 10 use be Ia almost
dead" kennedy wua th. n taken home.
Mrs. JULIA aLfNn.
knew both the .deeeased mud the aseuaed.
natwaen d md o'clock on the evening of the
twenty nth ins,aut ! was aolng out julia
street. I snw Mr.. Kennedy and Darrlnger
standing NJ the corner &c Ipouat ana julia
Barrlnser say. "What il this fur3' / aiao
beard Kennedy any It Was for damn sight. aud
n he would come further back Of Town no would
saw MI. Berrnaer strike. Kennedy; saw
Kennedy fall, As Kennedy fell saw Barrin.
ger STAMP him with hle foot | then ran ove 4
the street.. uht my hanh IN HartlnRei q shuul
der ard aaled HIM For God u sake not 10 kill
John Kennedy" Then commenced to scream,
GROSS. AHMED.
saw Darringer kick Konbedy several times
at.ar Fhs rnnnsHttd him far ael's aaha not to
kill him tknnnedpl Keunedy'e b dy was
stu etched na the sidewalk, hin he'd lying IN tbe
eufbng Of ths gutter. Neither Kennedy nor
| ltarrlnRer hnd any weapons In their hands. II
they had any weapons sha would have sseA
| than. Hs 1t wna fright moonlight night
did not Hes Hennedy strike Darringer. ]
| did not zee any scu1le between Barringer and
Kannehy,
Pntay Hills testimony was the same as pro-
| ylousiy published.
capt. n. n. JOHNSON.
| On The evening of tho twenty ninth instant I
| wah sitting gu tho opposite corner. about ninety
| teat from. Wts. Magner'H. grocery. From th'
conversation I learned that one OF The. mon g
names was johnnie. 1 hRtd n. second nsrty
| inquire what he. johnnie had nsalnst hini
| @han the anHwer wns given, Cd DIN ron.
come three btnekH halnW and will show ynti
whnt L hase against you" The otbar pertain re
plieds II do not wish tn go with rnu. put on
| your coat and go home" Just then heard ak
| III rHsen uliuk Al, ceHsiye thumpp. which sound
| e1 like blows exchanged bNtwaan the parties
| hf,ar hearing the abbve Testimony. the Jury
| returned vsfdiut TINT the deceased came TO
bic death 4 the hands OF James Barrtnger. now
| In custody.
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Fer Lieutenant Governor.
tOuaehita rslaErabh.l

An,ung the gentlemen whnse names are
mentioned rar thn nomination for Lieut. Gov.
eruor WI recognize none whose clalnin upon
the party or the people rank those of our rs.
fesmed fellowAtownsman and friend D. y,
MrEnery. Eaa,. TIL those I'll our friena Col. II.
III, tasstt. UF West Carroll. both pf whom will
probably he brought before the Baton Rouge
convention. We esteem both OF theee gentle.
men, hoth for their devotion to the State and
hnr holy ranae and iur the high unaiflae they
have exhibited AA men under circumstances
welt calculated To try their faith III that
patisr They are equally well qualified, and
both nnsaass nn equal share Of our best
ssishes. Ishe Hhleprrtph III reluctant w play
the part III Paris, but W. uf course, vuto the ap-
Pic I'd our old associate and friend McEnery.
should he not antsr the field. Col. Lott will
tlll Thu 7ttsuyuph's bill ton A. Why could hc
not biz Iuvernurf
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ERNEST WILT.

We clip the following handsome tribute to q
New Orleanian from the Richmond State OF the
first instant. The gentleman referred to Ia q
brother of Lieut.. Governor Witt:
Oar young Louisiana friend, Ernest Witt,
who has been SO long In Virginia that he has
lost his native language. leaves us to-day to
enter upvn railroad career In South Caro-
Ina and Florida. under the auspices Of the
Richmond and Danville Company. Mr.: Witt
came TO Virginia with the first Louisiana
troops and remained In the army throughout
the war. Since the close of thai great contest
he has lived In Richmond. and been connected
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CITY ECHOES.

Jane Onyle Is In the Central station. charged
with perjury.
W. B. phillip was arrested for assaulting one
l.. r. O'sullivan.
Kate Bunder. charged by Thomas Murphy
with the larceny Of sat, was locked up In til.
Central Station. Murphy was also detained at
the station as witness.
Jim Cooper. MS principal. and Marie Deapat
and Victor Butler AZ accessories, we're locked
up. charged with cutting and woundinR Manuel
Gonzales.
Jennie Knuekless and Mra. Hyers we're ar
rested on a warrant and locked mp In the Gem
aged twelve years and taking her to house OF
ill-lepute.
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Nav pBrrANH. oct. /. 1879.
Maximum toni erature Sc minimum IA.
wEArHEa pass 4 aILsraEv.

n Nt.+ HIS MA fla eit.i.l i*
Htatas. clear or paftlr cloudy weather. waruf
southarly Winds aud falling bnrpmstar
For ths South Atlantic States, cloudy 81 purify
cloudy westhnr. occasional rain, aaatsrly winds.
STATIONARY or higher temperature and lover ba-
ranatHf.
ppr the I1ast Gulf statss. cloudy Or partlv
cloudy wshther. With occasional rain, rsnsierIv
winds. stationary or higher temperature. lower
barometer.
For the West aulf States. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain. eIsf III,
south winds. higher temperature. lower bar0fus
eter.
For tho Tennessee and Ohio valley. elsHr or
partly cloudy weather. enstsrly vssrinE Ia
warner souther1y wind. falllue barometer.
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| man. John III. RareHhiHe, Charles HnhnRuunr
| Ur,iry A. Harris, Charles MrDnnalI, jos. II
Hefberger, Ghrfa. Chaire. II. M. Hatrlson'
Henry Heller. iii
votes pulled: average majority lido.
TWEbtrH WARD.
President Eugene May.
Vice Prseldent4--p. Dunnnfly.
Secretary James u Tucker.
Treasurer Louis viHuea.
Delegates to the Pariah Committee Leon
Highlander, John Grannr.
Tvr Delegates ID tho State Convention Y
Il. Murphy. A. Z. Keller, IL. u. Ferguson. W.
H. Uainnbsll,
One Witz, four Ogden delegatas 700 votes
Votes ppllcd, The president elected ran on
tho Wilts ticket
THIRTEENTH WARD.
President Central Club II. l.. bower.
Vice President, Jacob Van Hovnn.
Secretary ~. III Landry.
Treasurer h. rincru.
Hsrgeant-at- Alms--R Rudolph Gary.
Delegates to the Parish COMMITTEES Alfred
Belscm. WI. II, James
Delegates til the State Convention ohm
fuderer, w. H. Clarke. U. O. Piper. Total
vota g65.
Puderer and Clarke arc Ogden delegates
and piper ID d Wiltz delegate.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
President Central Clubs. \. Carlisle.
Firat Vira President Mathis Munt1.
Second Vice President John u. ParhaIn.
Saeretarv-C. II. Fieleissen.
Treasurer christopher Hoppe.
Marshal George Mun1lnger,
Sergeant at rnis-- George Paulus.
Deleuatea to the Parish Committee Alaer-
non y. Heck, John j. Casey.
Delegate to the State Convention John Il.
HlaGpn.
Total vote, III.
John t. Hisgen Ia a Wits delegate.
Two opposing tickets, ota OF whlpb was Tor
Ogden. Majority over Ogden ticket IA.
FtFrEEarH wAnp tAhatHnsl.
President Daniel llartnetG.
Delegates to Paiiah Com mlttee-Alex. BEL
Cher I'LL Cunningham
Delegates Nh state Convention John
Smith. Louis Peterson. r. d. Higgins. Potter
krammer.
Wilt1 Delegation: opposing ticket was also
Witt.
stNTlENrH WARD.
Delegate TO the State Convention@F. o..
1neheltnann.
Delegate ID tho Parrish Committee Ken
ner Ncratuhley.
Ogden Delegates.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
President of the Central Glub--I. nj. Moore.
Vice President, "a Roman.
Serretary-John Auuustln.
Treasurer-Hanry Heuohert, Jr.
Delegated Nh STATIC Conventions 4, y. Camp
bell, John Ffeifef.
Delegates to Parish Committee q. Bubeek,
Il. II. STUDIOS.
Witt delegation; total vote, i75; majority,
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Our Aunt's Little Scheme.

few minutes prior to the departure OF the
steamboat Bonnie Lee Officer Bell was called
charge Of colared girl. named Sophie Brady.
aged ten years The girl stated that she had
BEEN placed on the boat by her aunt. who re-
turned her over to the chambermaid OF the
boat for the purpose OF having her conveyed to
Alexandria, where she said her parents re-
sided. As her passage had not been settled for.
she was given In charge OF the officer to be re-
turned to her aunt.
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THE CITY SUITS.

City Attorney McGaleb and his assistant. u.
II. Furrar. Esq. returned from Atlanta yester-
day, whittier they had aone to obtain q hearing
before the United States Circuit Court In ses-
sion there. III the matter Of the Injunction
sought by the city against Its Judgment credit
ora. The city counsel visited the Mayor In the
afternoon aud had chat with him on the sub.
jeot. After aome trouble they Guy the rule W. =
least some Of the most important the city will
obtain the restraining order to which her loun-
aet believe she la EMIT ed.
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A sTA.MANs CONCERT.

To the Editor OF the Democrat:
sentnen's concert. complimentary to the
public. will be- given on Monday. October O. Of
T:a0 p. M. OF the Upper Bethel, on Fulton. near
Jackson street. Row. DIR. Matthews will mike
tho opening address. and the senmsn will ron.
der some Of their best Songs Of the sea.
Ladies' and their company, and hoatmen and
river mon pass right in !: others must procure
tira ets Of admission, which will BIO furnished
graf nitously BIZ the sexton and the committee
or reception. No dipnt derry persons will be- nd.
"-''S'' '"S' ''' '' SEAMEN's CHAPLAIN.