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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

SD Iu9te nit ben ausen - s. in a 8.
- Sic tniete am @in9ang Der Rir6e. nit
ertobensm NugeIi6t unb Die Qrme i6lof
berabssiurtsn. Sbr &inbisin batte Ie Dor
I6 uuf Die Groe sclest, slei6iam pis Elm
Opfer, bas benz t6otli9sn 5irsi5 ni6t
alispeiden fam nod mia.
GnoIi8 iproa Der YrisFsr ous lite
Missa est"
Jules oran9te i9 II nit Ssrs, oaupt
uno SGnoen in unsebsursr Spannurs
mad Dem altar, no bic eds Ser=
b 1 llten fnieteu.
-Grbebst cure 5eelen i'm @ebet!" ipra9
Der Yrieitsr ieierli9, inbem err ginen Der
9erbuaten bel Der Sanb ersriif, auIiteben
bisB uno ibn porpdrts erdnste, w6brsnb
oas 9ei9entu9 nisoeriisl. = Gin Jreus
oeni9rsi erihalte unb Elm Weib log on
benz gals bes @sretteten. - so cling es
fort biz gum Se9sten: - Sie 8euesuns,
oas Srdnsen, Die a%nsrufunsen Der entss'
sen5eiebtetea art tpurben nit iebem Mal
lebbafter. = Sic Sofnuns Serisnisen
a5sr, Die ibren grndbrer nod ni6t ipieber
s~sfunoen, puros !immer idwd4er. -
SD iab mid nod 3 lima 3 Inn. - Sis
tniete ME e~ritarrt in berielben Steluns.
= Ms jeoo6 Die IeBte 8sitalt ii9 erbO-
ben, oas lsste 2sintu9 ssfuasn mar =
unb n | d t ibr Span portrait; ba brad IL
lautlos suiammen unb muBte fortsetraser
usrben, inosb bic @emsiube fi4 usrlief -
Die dli1en nit itummem SanI
unb Jreuoe, Die u ngIIdli d. mi
lautem Weinen unb Webtla9en. BOD
b6rte i9 feline 9eruini9une, teinen i9n6'
ben 2aut, Der Dos grbebenbe unb bos gr'
iditternbe bes sanSen auftritts seidua4
bate. - s. ....E... 1871. ar.
Sd besab mid mad Dem Sauis De!
8rieiters, no bic. Tisiltsr Der neuen Witt
men uno @aiien fi9 psriammeItsn. Uni
er rei4te nit GROCER Wsis5eit ibnen Iael
Srbitun9 oes @lauoens uno Der 2ieb
am Morsen isste i'd meme Rsiie fort
= Ser Sturm bate uussetObt; bi
Come trablte bell ON bIauen Simmel
Der S9nee idmoIt raid, unb Der Sriiblin!
i9ien iid plOBli6 in Der Hatur, in Baum
unb &raut uao In ben 80ssIden gu rib
rem. - ssga~H.... a. ra.
als i4 nod einisen Sasen bes Wesei
Suridtebrte, be9esnete mir - ni9t wei
Dor Dem Dorfe - elm drmlid sefleieets!
8eib nit einem &inolsin auf Dem arm
einen 8lnosl auf Dem &iden, ben m |
Ben 8etteIftab in Der Sanb, seient
ten Sauptes tuie cine S9lafuanbelnbe bu'
bin idreitenb.
gs NOR Sinab.-
SD tonnte mid ni9t eniidlieBsn, fe ],
tpeden. - |s#a" '.. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
M dblunssfste nit Nanettt
0loheI ein3ulaoen

~ v W.
6eitiaer ,peinte Ianette. inni9sr un1<
i&lans iis ben Gr3bsrsos, beTen Sano he
nie srbofts gu beFBer, uno lber oenen
@mpfinouu9sn unb Nbfdten fir ie erlt
Der - j'siss susenblit ibr 8larbsit CAB.
SIR @ater ober erblubte uno ~iittests
beftig. Gr "itir3ts su ben Guben oss G'5'
ber,oss nieosr unb Hsbte i'm bel alsm.
mas bsilig lit. on lin ri&t un9lldll9
su madam uuo ben Srieosn ieinss Ssbsnss
ubcnos ni4t Su itoren"
Ser Grsbsrsos Idaelts iunTt uno bot
ben alten, iid gu berubisen uno ibrl gu
pertrauen. Sann ipra6 sr feierlldtt:
sd srtenne san3 ben @srtb
oes 8ei9entes, bas id pom Sb'
men ii erbitts, uuo Mill Sbr
aino slIdli4 maaen!"
Nanette bate feline @orte: iie rueins
ts nur iibsr Sobann's Sono, pslds he nit
2aien bebedte.
Sbr Batter fonnte ibren ftummen Bitten
unS slibenoen S6rdnen nidt wioerteben ;
er toaete Su dlbsrn /: voab bieier gnt=
l&Iub bss 9rinJen ibm pislsidt ieine Grei'
obsr istn 2eben toiien uiiroe; aleln 'er
sdbe nod, I'M nidt Ranetten's SsrS
3u brs9en - .... IN ...... ......r .
go wuroen benn bic anitalten CUR tIrds
li9sn 9ermdblun9 9etroHen, bic 9anj IN
Der Stile Dor id sins.
Sie Stimmuns Der Yermdblten une
ibrer Samilien mar ernit unb ieier!i4, absr
frob unb SufrisbeH in 8ott. -
gs ssi9a6 er, mas 10 islten Sol 1T
elm gunonib on bss Sbrones Stufen -
aus innersr Rotbpsnbistsit seidloien. -
IS perlsbte feline YHi9t tein SerbaltniB.
- 3pei %frsiseborene Meni4sn, aber tus
senbaft Dor @ott, fnipften aus treism
antrieb uno pabrsr espriitsr 3unetgung
ben 9uno fir bic guistsit. Der ibr Ssbsn
bsilissn uno { ielissu lolte -
Siele g%srbinbuns mar cine Der Slit.
li6iten, Die man iemals lab. - jeanette
YlodeL bic Soater beg padern Yoft'
m~eiitsrs BON MuHse. erfillte ibren neueu
8sraf als Satin bes gr3berSoss Sobann
nit allen Offer unb aler umIidt, bic cine
Sbronseborsns nur bate anpenosn Ton
men.
Sic sanSe taiierIi9e Jamilis
beseists ipdter = Nanetten attun9
uno 2iebs, uno omar nit FOLDER 3artbsil
uno 6erSlidtsit, als tpdre He in ibrsr Daitts
seboren. ... DIX
Ser i8aiisr 5rans l.. srbob is in cen
@~rafeniano ees 6itsrrsi4'idsn &aiier'
reids : lie puroe bur9 oieie alerbOat II
SuIo = @rdfin BON Meran.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
pes Grs6ersoss So6ann
CSrdftfmpr6und.

(aas 1nssrsshenss pom 5slmina Don Gsssy1
Ser taiisrli9s Yrina gr3ber3os
Sobann Don Sefsrrei6, fibrte
Elm gang eisentbimIi9es 2eben, Su tpel6em
sr absr fsin Muiterbilb - bonn Sofe Der
= senommen battle /; pel9es 2sbsn aber
10 portrsffid mar, baB mar pini6en
muB, bic erIaudtsn S6bne bss Sbronss
m09ten es Rb gun, Wuitsr nebmsn. - CT
bereinists i9On in friber Susenb nit pii=
ienl9aftIi6sn 2snntniien uno seldutertem
@ei4mud fir Yosfe, 2itsratur unb &unit
ole Susenoen zines d9tsn fatboIii1en
gbriiten unb bes idIidteiien 9 il 9 Il
# anbes.- ct bate ii9 BON &aiisr
Gran3I l. srbsten, ftatt zines tbeuern
Sofbaltes, ben aufpanb fir sinsn iol6en
.riparen gu birfsn uno iiroie u T..
M { n 5u Dermenben. - Ser 8aiier slaubte
bur9 elm ioldes 9erfubren Az Sisisnigen
5u beeintri dtisen, pslde Elm anseborsnss
Rsdt auf Sofitelsn bsiaBsn, barum i6lus
er Die Bite OBJ. grib.rsos Sobann be-
idiso fi9, nab einem Ysoirfnib uno
Bilen gu leben, obne ieinen gruosr, Den
CT innis liebte. gu trdnfen.
aud poIts er feline BrinBeiRn beira.
then. - Gin ai9tiaes, liebli9es
n b + Onnmes Wdoben aus benz
Sirssrfano puros feline Semub.
lin. -
Sic gsi9i6te bisier 8srmdbluns 1T 10
oft e%niitelt er5dblt poroen, baB i'd IS mir
our iibsn Yfidt made, ie pabr uno setreu
aus benz Wunb. BON ausenBeusen gu
beri9tsn.
Ser gr3berSos bsfanb ii9 oft, pdbrenb
ieines aufentbaltes In Steiermarf, i'm &c.
birse. - CT plsste banp gu q bel
Dem g o ftmeite r 9IO@eI ab,uftsi-
gen, unb unterbielt Ii9 germ nit benz jung.
fen 96dter9sn bsHelbsn, bsiisn Self,
2ebbaftistsit unb anmutb i'm 10 srs0btsn,
pie fi9 stpa Elm sdrtli6er 8ruoer zines
lisbli9en unb barum an~senebmsn S9pe.
ter9.ns erfreut.
ST fraSte fs oft i9er3ueip {: rRanette /!
Milf bu nit mir fommen, tpenn bu elm.
mol sroB bift2 = 9as 2inb umi6lang
i'm nit beiben aerm9sn, bridte ion an
ii4, berbars fem tleinss @cii9t an ieinsn
gals unb bob feline acknowledgement au-
9enIioer 5u ibm binauf. - Sein Ser3 mar
tisf seribrt er i4mdrmte islis in ieinem
Slid, Der &rone isinss i46nep 9sbens. -
Sas @sbenten an bieies Ginb blisb fir
i'm Elm Ssilistbum, unberlbrt BON iol6sn
Wini4en, bic es bdtten entweiben f6ns
men. -
Ils q a n ibr ie4J.bntss Sabr cts
trat zines Worsens Der grSbsr3os
Sobann, fi9tli9 betusst. in bic eisentbiim.
li9en SaIen Der Yot Elm, SOs ss an isin
0er3 unb betra4tete es nit itrablsnosn
bon Snnisteit uno &ibrung. =
SIR Batter unb ibrs @ei4piisr e%ritaunten.
ano pagten ni9t, ieinem plOBli9 10 perdn=
oerten 8eJeisen cine 9eutun8 ju untsrIs.
gen nur jeanette peritano es, osnn
lie tpeinte laut.
Ser gr3bsr,os risf nun BEN Batter Su,
luf einen srOBen 9Osen papisr psri6ie-
>sne Namen gu i9reiben.
Ser pOtmeiiter ssbor4te.
Nun bat i'm Der gr3bsr5os: .Sur6 e.,
prsfe Yotsn ole bic Ysrionsn, ipsl6e aui
BEN papisr itanbsn gu siner Ser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Sur Suifi;reform in Medlenbnrs.

BUR Suifi;reform in Wedlenbars.
S&reiten tes GntIperters 3a6arias grSFs an
Ieintn 8reunb Gprl Sassrmaan.
2ieber gorl! @snn Sil au9 ni9t msbr
3pii6sn uns begdng biit unb 1opsit ME
id bas aus Ssiner Susenoiamfsit ermei=
len lam i'm Simmslrei9 tbrOnit. no i6
au9 pDbl binfomme, ipsnn i'd, pie nnisr
IeliSer Serr Batter oas 5u nenntn pfleets,
cine abseidiebeue Seele iein ipsrbe, 70 min
i9 Sir bod sia 8iI9en ibsr unlern med.
fenbnrgii9en 2anbtag, mo S,in Sreunb
3amel 9omu6slstopp nod INNER als &C.
iesseber feline &oas ipislt, idrsibsn bsnn
lotpeit ME i'd Dir femme, Gorl, miro Sir
oas iebr amiiirsn. Mit Dir Yatrimonial=
gsridtsn Is oas ndmli6 porbei; oas &st9
mill oas MID msr Isibeu, unb Die Serren
8lrsermeiitsr, mo- mon sepDbnlib r2ano-
l4aft" nennt, iOlen mid mebr bon ibr
~s.ist9ebenoen GOlesen, bic &itteridoft',
%abbdnsig iein, mas ben alien 3amel pas
mn9elsfopren bDQi9en in bic Naie 9e5o=
gen lein ioQ, neil er u Dem Nsui td0ter
9%iirSermsilt'r s~sseniber ni6t mebr srob.
i9nauSis isin unb bic Sunsens mid mebr
BON benz Organ bsislben, benz @srt6tss
biener S9misot, ousbausn loiien Tam.
8as nun? Sas 1T Die 5rase Die lie iebt
in Mal9in dintsr osri4loIenen Sbiiren
beratbsn. SD weiB SMART ni6t, wis Die
8ei6iAte ablaufen miro aber 10 piel bat
i6On i'm Neuitibter Sageblatt ~ssitanben,
oab bic Ssrren ~9unbi9aftsr" oos our9.
seisbt babsn, bob fir unlers 100000 Gin
pObner Elm lossnanntss Obsrlanbes9eri9t,
4 iossnunnte 2anOssssri&te, uno 40 iose.
ftannte Imisgeri9te in bic Welt gelsbt
uorosn, nit 5000 Marf SaIDbr fir isoen
&i9tsr, porum unlere Contribution"
tuieoer einmal I'M Elm 5inftel sr96bt psr-
ben iOa. 8as iasit Su oa3u, GOrl? ga,
MID Is bas i'm 8runoe senommen sanS
eensal, i'm @.sentbeil; bsnn 10 oiele &C.
ri9ten uerOen unier msdlenbursiides Ya-
terIanb i9on in Srbuuns balten. unb
oann, mas Die Sauptia4s lit bic Yatri-
monia!Ssri4tsn lino bic Wur3sl BON unlsre
mittelalterli9e 9erfaHuns, ME iie Der is-
lise Goursctsr Rsin INNER nannte. unb
i'd CLAUDE. baB 3amel Yomudslstopp bic
ldnsite 3sit @eiebseber 9emslen 1T. Wenn
mir cine contitutidonslle 8erfaiiuns trie-
gen, oenn mill i9 bod 'mal isbn, 100. er
bleibt! Dor absunit tpiro Ct plabsn, tusnn
er BORT, buB bic Nsnitdoter mir nls Gam
fir bas msdlenburs'i9e Yarla-
msnt aufsetslt bacon. ga, Gorl, bus lit
es, mas i'd Sir idreiben wolte. Gs lit
Elm erbabsner @sbarts, unb es lit ia BLOB,
baB I'D bauOn iuss, men MOLTEN Die gieu.
itdoter oenn anbers ndblsn als mir? Wtir
iie aQe als einen prattii9sn Osto.
nomiter, Der Ser5 uno Wuno auf Dem
Sled bat, unb, gOrl, mas Die Be-
r%sbiiamteit anbslanst, bas peiBt Su ia.
BARN mar i'd Sir INNER iibsr. aber nod
ii bic &itteri4aft Obenaut uno barum,
gorl, gojOb Ssin lieber Sreunb
(alaob.) 3a'4ariasYraiS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Se6rdoer 2sar66of,
Srgelb a CT,
Btttsburs, ga.

Referen,eu 9. 9. Cardinal 3. WeGlosteY
spn Rep gprt; + GrsbifSpf Or. s. SpaIbtns,
Saltimp ore, Orb. 8ii6of 3. s. @eQuaiS, 8o.
DETER, 8sp gerf; 5O&p'fsr P Wdaritias
alpfermann o. s. F., ct. Sofspb's college,
IeutppoliS, Sa.; Sp&w. P. Ssna.ius Erass o.
s. B., ct. 8inetntS abbey, pa.
TESTIM A,
Felix Barckhoff ex Widenbrueck, oppido
diecesis mee, multa organa pro ~ecclesiis die-
cesis Paderbornensis multa cum laude fabrics-
Wit, quod lubentissime, hisce %testor, dunn Re-
verendissimis Episcopis America ipsum COM
mendo.
Paderbornensis, IA Dec. 1866.
...-.1 + CONRADUS,
.. Episcopus Paderbornensis,
Monasterii, Ia Dec, 1865.
J0ANNES GE0RGIUS,
Episcopus Monasterii.
&eparaturen unb Stimmuasta psrpta aufs
WiinftliG fe belcrst.
8riefe bfltebe man "a abrefrfn;
BARCKhOFF BROTHERS.
......... Lock Box 100,
Mount Oliver, Allegheny Co., Pa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
carY EcnoEss.

Perry Harrison was lodged in the Central
Station for safe keeping.
Wednesday evening q lady was severely In
iured by falling through broken bridge.
Wednesday night Frank Derasa was struck
on the head with rock. thrown by an unknown
party.
John Mcdonald. for assaulting and beatsnrs
Mrs. Connolly and her son John, was lodged II
the Central Station.
Henry Fgmer was locked up in the Third
Station, harged with being dangerous and
suspicious character.
Alex. Jackson is in the Fourth Station
charged by E. A. Davis with obtaining monef
under false pretenses.
VIM. Sacks. for being found under suspicious
circu instances at the corner of Dauphfne and
Cont streets was lodged in the Third Station.
Amelia Bell was lodged in the Sub Seventh
Station charged with being an accessory before
anc after the fact OF Il larceny.
Sam johnson is in the Central Station.
charged with having committed the crime Of
larceny.
Thomas Walsh was arrested by Acting Cor.
poral DonneIly and Officer Meyers and locked
up in the Central Station. charged with having
wearing apparel in his possession knowing
the same to have been stolen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT AGAIN.

Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting
Mons. Ravoissoux. OF Paris. who visits our city
for the purpose of introducing here the Grsmme
process of lighting the streets by electricity.
The father of our visitor has already contract
with the municipal corporation of Paris. and
now all the central boueyards and avenues are
Illuminated with these machines. During the
course Of long conversation Mons. Ravois-
SIOUX explained the benefits to be derived from
the, use on streets like Canal OF his machines
and expressed the opinion that the illumin-
Of gas. He had offered the city. he said. to
light Canal street with six electric lights. If the
corporation would pay for the cost Of the engine
and boiler. but ne could receive no guarantee
beyond the sum Of 5000. an amount not suffice Mt
TO pay for tie settiug up Of tho engine A Is
horse power engine would be required at the
head Of the street to furnish the current neces
boulevard light as day
Mr.. avotssoux leaves for Paris Saturday. and
we regret that We have not had an exhibition Of
his machine,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04

The people who reside on Canal street within
a purieu ranging from Roman street to five or
six squares in the direction Of the lake are not
happy, nay. II We may believe them. they are
miserable. For some time past the shell road
In that locality has been covered with bed of
oyster shells, which. to speak paradoxically,
are too fresh. for to some Of hem still adhere
ghastly rem nants Of the once luscious bvalves.
From these tho atoms day by day. dlffuse d.
vergingy and blend in an uncean way with
the ecircumambient air, pervadiug the whole
neighborhood within o radius Of about
oae mile. Now. the Inhabitants
do not relish oysters In that style. They object
TO absorbing this nutricious food through the
nose. The oysters thus gratuitously offered
them are what philosophers would call a
entirely to fresh to be used for tbs purposes of
REORGANIZATION The fact is an overpowering
stencil arises from these oyster shellsiwhlch the
Inhabitants claim cannot be healthy and is GER
tainly not pleasant. It is decayed matter riding
on the wings of the breezs and they fear it will
produce pestilence.
We have now the Street Commissioners, the
Board Of Health and the Sanitary Commission
to look after these things and see that they are
remedied: The attention OF these bodies is
respectfully called to the above.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
THE SCHOOL FUND.
.ywup SCHOOL TEACHERS TO RE PAID
ANOTHER MONTH ON SATURDAY.

To the amount annually appropriated py the
city. 5000. 600, for the support OF the public
schools of New Orleans. there should have been
added In the reference to the matter published
In Yesterdays DEMOCRAT, the amount derived
from the state apportionment, which can only
be estimated. however. Last year thesum o.
fained In cash from this source did not exceed
s5e 600 but the average is believed to be about
$75. 900. eM
The smal!nees Of the sum paid In last year
IA attributed to the epidemic: s275.oO would
therefore be the amount that the school board
can depend upon this year 20 deiray the ex-
penses of conducting public schools. Divided
into twelve parts il would give q monthly allow
nnce of s229I6. Gses for all PURPOSES. Whilst this
sum IL an Improvement upon the figures first
published II will nevertheless require All the
nursing and economy possible Gf possible at
alp ID carry On the school system without going
into debt.
The tenehera salaries and those of the por-
fresses of the schools amount monthly to
S2t 900. leaving, therefore, only s29lG 60. or
about s5s3s 80 to cover all the other expenses
during the year; and as matters stand after
Disturbing ss00ge for the first two months of
the year. there remains only an estimated sum
of SAYS, 900 for the expenses Of the other ten
months OF the year. After deducting s2lo.ooe for
the teachers and portreeees. we have left only
$4,000 to cover all other expenses to the end Of
the year. which Is little enough If it is all suffi
Client.
ANOTHER PAY DAY.
Administrator Isaacson will be ready In day
0ftwo To pay the school roll for the month of
yMareh-possibly on Saturday-of which due
notice viii be given in the DEMOCRAT.
THE COTTON LANDING.
The special committee of the City Council
waited upon the Cotton Exchange committee
yesterday to inform the latter that the city was
ready to provide for two-thirds Of the expense
Of paving that portion of the cotton landing
designated by the Exchange, the Exchange
agreeing to pay one third Of the cost. The
mode of securing the Cotton Exchange for the
advancing Of the two-thirds Of the expenses to
be incurred by the city. Is q matter for further
Understanding. the city administrators being
satisfied OF their ability to give the requisite
security.
THE MAEKET REVENUES.
The reports Of the market commissaries con
tinue to show that the aggregate for the mont
will exceed the highest bids OF the market men
by nearly $4,000 Administrator Behan Is In
consequence highly elated at the result Of the
experiment. The two best days OF the week
for collections are Saturdays and SUNDAYS. On
Monday. therefore. still further Improvement
iS expected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04

day to Sunday to meet the wishes, OF the com,
mittee. He had also spoken oil his lneheattina y
efforts to secure speaker TO deliver an pratl4l
whom application was made being that 1t wouid
be imposing upon them the preparation OF az
Grafton at too short q notice., ..s.,,au,
ing programme had been adopted
Assembling of the military oreantza'ln39ns -, a.
the monument in Greenwood Cemetery. MUSIC.
Reception of the Grand Army Of the Repub'
lie and of the Union Soldiers and Sailors Asso'
citation by the military. Prayer.
Heading. Of the farewell address OF Gen. hopt
Z, Lee By Major G. L. Hi: MUSIC.
Benediction by the Rev. Father Hubert.
The programme and such other necessary
details If any be necessary. will be published
officially In Sunday mornings papers.
The committee then adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Thomas Bohm and His Knife.

Between the hours of 6 and o'clock l lass
evening. on the banduette in front OF PelfieaI r.
pendence streets, Thos. Bohm a lowed his angly
passions to rise to such an extent that he drew
his knife and tried TO hold h post mortem q y
animation on one Bernard schultz. Schultz. as
soon as he Was wounded. took the DauDnlnss
street car and repaired to the Fifth preel ny.
animation was held and it was found that pc
had received cut in the left breast. six 1nensD
in length.
shutz informed Capt. ONeil az to who euI
him. and Sergeant Guibert and Officer TayloI
We're INN adiaeby dispatched to arrest me
prisoner. They captured him just as ne WI VII
in the act of boarding the tugboat P. W. Hal
for parts unknown. He is nov in the FlIaa
Precinct Station. charged with cutting anu
wounding with intent to murder.
The wounded man was conveyed to The
Charity Hos pital, where his wound was ex..
amined. and -prononnced painful. though pc
| caused by one of the parties ordering drinks
and declining to pay for the same.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
DECORATION DAY.

An adjourned meeting of the delegates of the
various organic atoms proposing to participate
in the ceremonies OF decoration day was held
last evening at the rooms of the A. N. v, at st.
Patrick's Hall. Frank L. Richardson In the
chair
Col. Richardson related the circumstances of
his interview with Mrs. Wilkinson, president of
the Monumental Association, who had informed
him that the ladies of the association we're
willing to postpone the ceremonies from Satur-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-04
Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. II
Is REVITIEs.

The Crescent City Roller Skating Rink will
at the Harmony Hall. corner of Bic Vile street
and Exchange Alley, On the sixteenth of April
At an election for officers Of the Pelican Va
riety Club the following nfleers.were unani-
mously elected: III. w. Becker, president: B.
West. Vice president; B. J. Goldman, treasurer:
r. 3. Doudney. secretary. The club will give
an entertainment at Minerva Hall on the twenty.
fifth Of April. 6
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AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

The liquidators Of the New Orleans Savings
Institution have been called upon to show
cause in the United States Circuit Court why
they should not receive deposit accounts in
payment Of certain mortgage notes for s25 600.
held by the bank. The notes have not as yet
matured, but the drawer desires to take them
up in the manner stated.
The matter comes up on Friday next for trial,
and the result OF the issue will. no doubt. be
looked forward to with considerable interest by
all depositors, as, If 1t is decided that dep sit
accounts must be accepted in payment of mon-
ey due he Dank. It will materially lessen the
percentage they will receive
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sUsTOM-HOU-E NOTES,

The Collector Of the port has been noti1ad
that on April Is there will be q sale Of small
lot Of government property at Otis wharf
Mobile, The lot includes the twelve-toa sali
launch. Corinne.
The brig Mlnatitlan has put into and an.
tered at this poat In distress. The vessel waa
bound from Vera Cruz to New York, with {
cargo of cedar. mahogany and peustic wood.
and sprung aleak. She will be locked for n.
pairs.
The only appointment yesterday was that n
Mr. j. ID. Lichtenberger as bond clerk In plaza
of Nellus, removed.
The deuuty marsbals sent to Tensas parish Is
make additional arrests of citizens have a.
turned unsuccessful. Another one is expected
to-day.
That seizure at the establishment OF W. Kosn
& Co., No. 66 Customhousa street, which Was
made Wednesday, BY the internal revenue IN
spectors, under Collector Marks, turns out hi
quantity of cigars taken charge OF were aI|
found on examination tn be properly STAMPED
ard they were Immediately released
The only capture made Of any importanes
at all was a large number Ut Cancelled reyeEr6
stamps, which. 1t is believed were held for
future and renewed use.
The following were the sub-treasury receipts
for Wednesday:
Internal revenue. Observation-Disclosures. $685. 81
Customs, coin. 500
On toms silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1Y nc
Customs. currency. 500 90
POstofffee. $50 90
miscellaneous .........--..-...... 1858 s.
. =
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Tomorrow an exhibition of the Windhausen
refrigerating machine will take place at No. ITO
Robertson street. It Is claimed for this ma
chine that, by compression and expansion of
the air. 1t can. without the aid of chemicals, re-
duce it to many degrees below zero, and that it
Is capable of being used In the distinction of
vessels coming from the fever zone.
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Always ready, need no cooking-shadines.
Roberts and His Wife.

Dennis Roberts again can be found In ne
assault and battery on his wife; YET, we should
go light on Dennis for this offense. as he OMIT
gave Mrs. Roberts good beating. On pre-;
vious occasion. when Dennis took It in his neaa
her skull with an axe Mrs. Roberts. on being pei.
mother by three weeks, was In no condition
to fight 1t out with her irate husband. and COZ
5eQuently had him arrested