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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
II. P. BUCKLEY,
WATCHM -A-KER,
No. 8 Camp street.

Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Chains and
sortment Of WAITHAM WITCHES. Il low
EST PRICES. In gold and silver cases, adjust
ed. regulated and fully guaranteed. Diamonds
OF fine quality. Watch repairing, as hereto
fore. q specially. Diam opds remounted and
jewelry repaired and made to order.
dG16 limo 2dp
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Although New York was the city set apart
specially for resumption, and par was first
reached there the near approach to specie
basis was not the forerunner OF business
prosperity, II bankruptcies are Indications
There were sixty-one failures during the
month Of December, against forty-six In No
yember. The liabilities amounted to 81, 842 2a4,
the increase over the previous month being
04n0 nnn
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Senator Bayard evidently does not feel
greatly encouraged by the presidential out
look. He now says that he would not liz
finger TO secure the Democratic nomination.
These are not the words Of man who thinks
he has much OF showing.
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NEW oRxsANs, JANUARY :, ls5H,


In other portions Of to-day's paper WI bs
found the defensrof the State Printer Agaans'
ne charges made by the grand jury, togethe1
with the report Of the Attorney General z
che Governor On the same subiec, and tin
speech of the State Printer before the Print
Ing Board at It's session yesterday.
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We are requested by Mr. L. W. Halsey to
state that he is candidate for the position
Of Jour nsl clerk OF the House Of Representa-
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lin smother column will be- found very I'M
teresting and striking comsnunication from
sn esteemed correspondent, on city Affairs.
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The statistics show that %, 1874 persons died,
In the city Of New York last year. There
were 762g marriages during the same period
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DIED.

10, DIED.
3re HOUSTON-On Sunday, December 70. at .
3ato O'Clock .. m. William I. Houston. aged years
3oyand months, son OF J. d. Houston and Teenie
3u II. Ealer.
in BURROWS-On Monday. December 30. 1878. at
ia a m. Capt. James Burrows. aged CD years. q
Jol native OF Weymouth. Eng, and q resident Of
III this city for the last 40 years.
Die -
gv OSBQRN-At Bayou Barataria on Sunday,
IN December 70. 1878, at III O'Clock p. m. p A.
Isj Osborn, q native Of Louisiana, aged forty
I'll years.
IL JOHNSTON-In London. December H. 1873.
Il Edward Eustis Johnston. grandson OF the late
IL Chief Justice Eustis and son Of Charles Edward
IL And Mathilde Eustis Johnston. aged 20 years.
I'll
10 JAMESON Wednesday. January 1. 1872 at .
ni o'clock a. M, Mrs Cecilia James. aged 70 FEARS.
,el native of Charlottesville. Va.
u SANGER.-On January ]. 1879. at her residence
~ 10 New York city Sarah NJ. wife q Adolphe L;
" Eleanor Levy Of this city
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s11arp trick" Oe;pt. Eads says the bank was
put Into the hands Of the new directory by
an almost unanimous vote. For eleven years
precediDg its failure the bank earned 8 per
sent per annum for the stockholders. He
prunounces as absurd the statement that the
bank was captured" to help build the st.
Louis bridge That project was not even
thought Of at the time, and the bridge was
Ibuilt by individual enterprise. Other state
Iments are shown to be equally false. Capt. Eads
thinks that the fact Of an investigation by the
grand jury should close the columns Of the
Sun from further malignant attacks. Since
the letter above quoted from was written the
grand jury having the charges under investi'
cation has fully exonerated Capt Eads.
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BODLEY BROTHERS

" Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons.
II three and four mule Cane Carts. OK Carts. Log
Carts Rioe CARTS. Small Carts Of every size four
'iand six seat Family Wagons. Spring Wagons
for delivering goods, Spokes. Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Cart
kdBoxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
Anfull-sized gwedged and hardened Axles. Chilled
Il Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
II WAGONS. Manufactured In our own factories at
y Wheeling. W. Va. from the best material and BY
AEskilled mechanics, we can give a reliable
Auguarantee. meet any competition and supply
3athe largest demand.
DepOt-l25 ana IT'D Common street.
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QUARANTINE.

The Latest Thing in Dsncins
, 1879-07-17

61Iesrs q the Gn!isi ststs.. and io t1s Nslics!
mate publicly known. The rules and rcen'auons
mado BY L and npp.nyed ~ tho rfesldcnt, to 10
Sss,e., tl.sit cafgocs. passengers, and CROWS;
Hsfot1 ts In tfs s.a s.sss fss s rS rd
regulations as shall be observed In tho inspection
nt he *nnao On tho arrival thereof At any qnaran.
di''n"rrt"a ana isolation Of tho same, and the
isast','nt q ensRo and persons on boara so ~ 10
s q snosfs nS
.'l a"t be lawful for any votscl 10 enter ead port
n, IT,. ,nI;a Il. ergo Of snd its nas.sngets, *.
.ttlne.rta,.on. certifying tint sad rules and
tr:HlatioBa have In all rrspccts been observed nn
cos,iGl with, a. well on his part on the part Of
aams md 10 IA cargo. passengers. and crow; aud
thn master Of sre;y euch vessel stall produce md
entry together with the 1her papcs. Of the vessel
tho valid certificates ro1uirc to hc obtained at tho
port Of dcuarnr~. and the certiArate> herein re-.
9nsrsd 70 10 obtained from the liealsh oAccr Mt
y s.r. s d. Thss to nay the necessary e.pct,.e. Of
placing sssteiH IN prpntf sanitary condlt!an to 10
rclAty Of the Treasury be. AMI he herenr Is.
authorized and rcqulrsh to inaEr shc nce:.sary
b. paid by vcs*eis for nuch service anti the aaancr
Of collecting tho same.
SEC. =, That tho President il authorized, when
when the ssme can he done wIth"ut prejudice 10
thu public service. to detail officers from tho ppr
eral nepartments Of thy Government for tempo
rasy duty, fu net under tho dltcctnn Of said lIoar
10 cssry OUT the provisions 81 this act; mud such
officers shall receive no additional compensation
IN the performance Of anch dmtlcs.
SEC: \. That 10 meet the c.0susea TO BE- in
tn e f'sEynE @ @ Snt s pE1vpn. Of s as
Ia necessary, ia hereby RphfoVtlAteu. to be dts.
, 1879-07-17

San FrnHcttco :Hock. ffsh,rs. J1lE O..
The news fran tho Con!stocE this morning II
sorncthl,,. different IN tone to what Is usually
i4rnlshe,l fFom that locality. instpal ot trvai-
ing Of Shafts. wiuzes, causcs, tcyu:s, ssupes,
bulkhcads, sloukey'pumps, .upralsas, oru, tail-
illgs, aud all lint sort Of thing, IT. rcco.lnts
scandals In hfga nfo lu Fireluia City. Adolpta
6utro, tho great iuuncllas, y sanght hY Ills wife
.dayrants dttietM with a S.U.yU Widow from
Washington. That Is to say, Mrs. tHtro caught
htln in bed wiki tho widow, The wits Munt tor
tAe widow with q ciiampagHe-bottsr, With which
abe proceeded to, put splne prHa!aoutal crtas"
crosses on tho Washington wcsllar's cuuuteil.
a1.cs, anl, aa waa perfectly natural under M tl!a
ciFcunstnncca. the widow srreatnru. i4ia 1tktau
cpi1otle occurred In the International Hutch anu
the sckeams aroused thu peopl1 III tlnt hustcl'
rte, and to thcln the wife denounced tho
widow unl her recrcant husbsnd. The wtfc was
led Weeping 10 her ronu,, surEcon Ea5 sent
Tor to repair The Washington wtdow'e luce, alit
SIR. Hutro SAID thrre was nothing Init; that La
was Just paying thu wltlow friendly call when
tho old wulluu, In u III OF jea!ous frenzy.
bounced tlser, aud opened Ito exercises with tho
Nr. Sntrp Is q sleek, carslully~dresstxt mud.
eat-luokiny cuntltfl,aI, something short Ut I'D
years VI pgu and IL Tho father OF q larEu ta,l'
lly oi children, Eou,c Of Wllunl are grown up.
uu is q Reattonan whuso chief characteristic Is
modcsty; md IL must 10 quito blow to hls 70
lued feelings to have bcen caught a. It. and
, 1879-07-17

or Charles summer, the Boston correspond
ent Of tho AsrtIuni G0H1Mnk says that there Was
sunathing very sweet about Tie latest montl's
nt tho bG,atoe'S lfa Whlcn will always bo
agreeable for hts friends to remember. llo
wus t)ll Eoau turns apparently with himself
md Ill tAc wnrlll. ito would 10 when In Boston
frum one club 10 auOlhef aut chat with h!s
trlcut!s with ,ltucl uurGservr. On ono Of these
visits llln conversation turned on the profanity
OF i distinguished American statcsman not NOV
living, Mr, suMlcr, Wtlo neyer sWoto himself,
aaid; swell, haYt heard him swcnF severely;
but as rulo nobody sHears III my presence.
The gseatcst modification evsr resolved IN ny
li1e In this war. "as When ! was ~
: breakfast ahtoal with Lord !'rougham.
We had Eat down at tho breakfast tablc,
Wien soMtbody brought a newspaper to Lord
LrA,Kllulu. it contained u personal attack upon
him. Tho article WAS marked, uni by read It
through. When he had cuInp!eted 1t, hs hcgsn
u vulley 1T the most scathnE oaths that efeF
heatd fall.ftoM the lips ot man. Theta Was
no limit to tAt curs0s ho Eatnca upon the hcapi
Of tAu autAor, at. this ticce. ! Wa saeehsu
aud stricken dumb sail Ar: 6umner. "lha
only other occupant .of tho tabao except
Lord Hronzhsln aud myaeli mas BrouEnsm's
mulArr. She sat at tilo he1d oppos!te PEI, soa, u
Venerable uaa cou1tly 1ads, with al elegance
n,ll Eraru Of ,uanner tllat never faw c1ecl!tu'
dared not lo0tsed at AeE for sot1n Monent.,
hut. wl!c.l | vGtstNlo4i 10 turn my e}es III tha&
ttrcetlul.. loi lh,st m: tnueele 0t lief ]aee
WIG rupycu. Sua wus IL caluIlY ullGHnscOuS uk
what her Ion MAS saysuE a. II hl was talking ~
Arabic. The bEerzc suon bleV oysFs Ali4 ~ nsa
very enjoyable btcaktAsl."" -
, 1879-07-17

Eavn his namo publicly involved IN scandal ot
10 delicate nature.
Mrs. Hutro Is an old lady, vito l1as hr,t utr
wife Of Adolph sutro Tor hnlt q litciime. md
has borne him thirteen children. Through all
bcon to him a faithful colnpanion; mud now, In
the hour ot his triumph, size ends him sharing
It with Washington widow worth 1901
Another acnndal, but Of less proportions than
the sutro busfness. IS tele1raphed from vireln-
IL. William N. Ieeto has been sucd for $4,000
damages Tor scductng 17.year Spanish Girl nm
der promise Of marriage. I.cctc IA u1so festive
YOUNG man OF nbont CO. but tho tIre of youthful
ylEor burns brightly IN hts eye, anti his tread ID
as etasttc rs that OF the CAV 9axeIc. He IS
known throughout tho State ot Nevads, having
for many years bcen prominent ID the politics
sud legislation Of tilat stn.e. lie OWNS an In.
tercst In a sa'tmarsh whc1, supplies tic in,s
nf fhe Conlstoek with salt, and "a Eeputed
wenltf'y., fle has a1wavs itecn considered mnn
ot strict pIcty AMI rigid morality: anil hss
friends nntl scquaintanccs will bo 10th to be.
l!rve thnt lie has lapscd from the straight path,
rs is charged in the complaint Of tho Spanish
r1rI.
, 1879-07-17

a Morning Stroll Along Its shorc-A Trip
Around tho Lake ln tho Steamer Fnw-
borry-N. X. Falrbanis'h Cottaze-Icrsunal
Noten. -
Erf.ial Cn.rtspondtne. df Thr 1rtoune.
LAKE GENEVA, Wa, july 10.-Ille quiet
which reigus owe. Tho lake this morning rs cotn-
pared to the gxyrty nt~ last evening Is somv-
thing jlEo lzll after storm. Not r!ppto
d,s.urbs tho placid stiffness OF Lake Geneva,
and the little steamers which at this carly hour
a,c anchored On her bosotu lfo In q,.Ict and
beautiful rcpose.
II It were not for an occasoual voice Of SONG
helorc.suprlse pedestrian, or the ctat.er Of 4
narse,s hoof now anu then aB its owner drives
over tho shaded road, quiet would bo SUI
prcme.
But your correspondent Is not the only per-
son wandering nlong thts shore; others l.aTo
conc, and too nro turning orcr the stones antl
pcbblcs, and few ara looking with the same
interest on hills. md lake, ntitl tky.
At this hour tho vertluvc OF tree md el,rub
reminds US Of tho deep blue-cEecn of the foliage
Of California; but will II ba thus when tlIc
day king rlscs In the East aud his scorching rays
beam o'cs tlcml
YestcFilny was said by oil residents Il be tho
hottest day OF tale Season, Mnd the hottest IN
fact inr a number OF yenrr.
sweet Iuutia for about nn hour befotr the
Whiting House, wnirh compensated somewhat
for the lawlcssncss of the genus mosquito md
tho terrible suffocatlon oceaatocd By tho l,cns:
Both together would have been intoIcrablr, IT
It had not becn for digcrston OF 1hls kind
furnished by rl,ino host
One cannot appreciate properly visit to the
town without a ttip on onu ot The stenMe1a
gratis, and wc conclude to profit by It. We
board the Ealaut llttla stennlcr 1.,leius New
berry, which ssarts from the pier ut n. 1n., ani,
having arrived Just fn tine, are soon on our
wny,
Mrs. Gov. Culiom and the Misses Cullom are
on board, a,ll soYeral n1ted ChlraEoites; ant
though small, yet altogether We are pleasant
party.
an, autl, when sitting with her two fair IauEh-
tcrs besle llcr. mhkcs rretty picture tEt!crd
Tho th5en seem tuseparahle, MlMl sec thcM at
any hour tho trio are together.
Is that Owned By y. X. Fairbanls, anu thu
grounds surrounding this are marcel OF beau.
ty. Wealth a,ll culture hnre performed y good
work here, nu tho t,ussessor Of this beautiful |
aud money taut he has expcnlcn upon it.
The cottage WhEh Chtragu's mtrrhnnt prince
Is erecting will coon bt eomprted and Mr..
Fatsbank will then ilMl that lc has conpct-
itor.
Tie farther VIC 20 ont OH the lnko the better
VIZ can IunllZe why some suseoutihle soul called
this enchanting region "(icnuyu."
Ttlu water few yartfs nwny aprearh Hike tile
sea-bIue, while look.u. oyrr, tie s!dc Of the
steamer It has the color Of durk Erenu. Doesn't
this recall tic Rhine MMl Raonv lcgcndl
We stopped ut Kay's PARK and took stroll
throuCt, the beautiful grounds, slipped d glass
Of delicious lemonade which was served in M
airy pavilion, md took look through WyuaHt's
Museum. A great many cllriosltes nrc hero
which will we'll rspar tho vtaitos's slight charge
for admission.
, 1879-07-17

dlaaEu A. 4 TeNlc.-Thb agreeable warming
properties OF JAxAtnA QIFUEis render 1t especially
desltsbe 10 those who ate troubled with haIuleacy
aao a, tae frequent ssomschio difficulties which At.
tend on aysptp!ta; and tts usa not only sclio1os
ous troubles freui ottainlua Tho mastery. 10 have
thi4 Kna'al aud tnfgosatg remedy IT huna In timu
VI lhtefnAl distrcss. should DO thc duty OF all,
especially Ut those having young citldren, whose
llaotty to eolics and chiletsh dsarrunecmen,s
gives parents tho greatest anxiety. Tho best
6AHtoab's 1AkAIcA QlavEn. which ia constantly
proving IT. claims Al tho heat remedy exisat f0g
tho relief Of cramps and pains, md stnenls pecui-
lar 10 change Of season, climate, food, os MAtes.
, 1879-07-17

twelve mc;e. ....-..
The Cnptau'e orticra requiring him 10 return
by the 20ih, we loft On tht Mth,-consentlnE.
after feast, smoke, otc.,. tl!at the bat shotltd
follow ns soon ~ they cu1lll Giro their s1cne
mud hides, OF which It was snpposcd they had AZ
much a. they cuultl transport.
Our party rcnchcd hornn on tic 10Th, lIayng
had onr uf the p1cnsantcat u,nl most Interesting
TRIMS uuy Of the members had ever cxpcrlcncet
Tile Indians got in on the Nth, lInyInH killed
100 bnflaln, al, told. They wcro deliGhtch with
their success, anil left for their Agency, lntcnd-
tnE to make another, and perhaps several other,
last hunts. WIMBLEDON.
, 1879-07-17

ngsny Of miserable rabbit before shc vcntnred
IN portray the dcnth.tltrots OF n miserable
woman. The 1nntter tSat NJ much talked Ut at
the moment that It Is. or should TIC, wunIer
the French Ettcctr fnr tins Prevention of Cr1iulty
10 Animals dbl not Inquire into Il. For VIC
llurc E0ctetv for tfr Prcventior-n1d 40 forth
-whfgt meets periodically to distribute rewards
to taroic individuals who have rescued spartows
from soHI-t'nts, or demonstrated with rough IA
Lorcra for swearing ak htray dogs; but It con-
fines Its attention to purely ornamanta! human
ity. IIor6cs stngnrr under ernci burdens In the
strGcta Of Paris tinder the yery nusck Of tho hon.
orahtc Society; and toVs, CATS, or rabbits may 10
sacrificed by thousauls Without tho honorable
champions OF humanity ~ much Is winlttng.
Tnnt performance IN ~ Le Sphynx" turned
out to DO
NKRE YLAsn IN THE rAF,
though, nftcr nll. Croizcttc has played Ia va
ricty nf parts aincc, but slie has never improved
on llcr. B|aaete de Chet'es. Sarah has .rnnturci
her talent. Sophie has only. mature'l her per
to,I. It wns poFtly enough tn nj! conscience
from The beginning. W,lnt II will bo t>vo yeais
hence, licayen knows! Etnbonpoint will rnn
her, II nll e.so do not, mn afraid. As II II,
every ono agrees that her pErcoctoua op,1ence
Of flesh Is stotilNg her Rood Looks aud her
dramatic effectiveness. III London sle Is un
utter fatiurr, mud In Parta aho IA no longer tho.
ntrtcaI stnr. Yet Nile. Bcrnharut, who has been
linking sucll q ridiculous fuss nb0ut hcEstlf for
seaF past, might tio worso than take lesion
IRON the sudden rts1 al,tl gradual fall OF her old
rival. liolc Miht, rras ttti. Perhaps!
I{AERf MELTzER.
, 1879-07-17
LAKE GENEVA.

a Morning Stroll Along Its s,,nrc-A Trip
Around tho Lake In tho Steamer fnw-
berry-N. X. Fairbanh'h CottaEe-1'crsunnl
, 1879-07-17

excess; hcad. n0so, and eyes, shaped
ep en'eo tu esa' tar ses Iies pS' ryaIs suse
aud faco are too well known TO need now de-
serip,loil. Ho,ne hav0 l.kcncd her to q plank
oss54 to r9hiss ns !.
avn. Tho Due d'Aa.sias did mol quarrel Will.
CToIzctte on the score other earlhfnoss, under
4tand. Her relative, Cafolns Duran, tooS tho
trouble to destgn her dresses for her wlcn r sho
wan nothing less thu Mollere'a " "hl!santhEope,"
A,nl tho part she l'lel that OF ce'isaeHe 1ter
beldncss-not to say audactty-.startled, but DID
pot conquer tho critics; ul!s' tta public though
did not wax warm With enthusiasm oycF thu
ability ot tho debutantr.
cnolzkrrE's OPPORTUNITY
cn1nc In 1873 or 1874,-ts1c exact date escapes my
memory. It came With the production Of Oe-
tave Fcu'llct's sensational play, "Lo sphynx."
10 which sha was cbosca to interpret tic
enlgmatical anl dlill:uit pert OF llse hero.
Inc, Hianehs de Che!ies. Her redoubtablo rival,
6atah, who was almost her enemy Then,
playel the antagonisttc character Of Btrfhs 10
ClarIson (ln "LfEtrapecro " to Croixettt's
D4chesse ID Stpt,nonts. Eavh uctress put forth
all her atrcngtb to win thu palm, aud the ftat
representation assumed thu ASPECT Of duel.
with TWO clever women for luelftts, pretty
dresses Rud dramatic talent for swords, and tho
supremacy Of ttu Frcnch stage for prize.
Most nnproludlced persons awarded the .p.izo
inwar,iiy to Sarah, whoso toilettss were charu.-
lug, md whose acting, 30 far as tho play allow
cd, was admirable; but Crotzetta held trump
card tn hcr ilanu, Mud playe.l 1t with wonderful
effect III t!sr Gnai dpathscrne. That Is 4uito III
old story nov; md vet few have forgotten with
what horsil atsl powerful ability ahu simulated
the aguny of q death by poison. Crotzetta. TIL
umphol. The Quletor and lnose artistic forcu
OF AitrtAt d. S1ssyHp WIS 0utuons by ths vivid
realsm Of that ono sfeoo; ulsl for fully three
months Parts echoed and 1c-cchoed
ruy NOISY rHAlsks or THE "spnInx."
On dit Croixetts iearu. tho scc1el of tho pol
sonlDg sccno from lie; that aaa had studied the
, 1879-07-17
YELLOW-FEVEK.

~" .'A.lo"14 noa's " 4Aea's4' ~ :" u."o''u'
conroutIon ~ tts novers. rcsnon.ibl,ltjes. or
,,a,ea aDo, .w.,,.,,, ~ ~ s, w.. 80. s ~ .,' "
| remarkable facts connected with the extra ses.
sion OF Congress. II. that session wns noted for
ahytnlnR, II WAS LOT Inc leassefHon ol tnc uoc-
trfnc Of State-Sovcrcfgu,y ovor that of Nation
allty; and tic declaration Of the fact, BY tic
Democratic party that, while tho War may
have aets'ed tho question OF Slavery, the old
states /. lot Nation, but "a nntlon of
States"
Yct there arc times, when solemn crise. In
Individual or national lie comes, tint individuals
an. a. nations SCOT At the cherished theories Of
lste t1nc' Inc Oefnocrat'c party silenccd It's
noisy dogma Of ssate-rlghts In the presence ot
Miss!ssinpi, whoin the last Congress had opposed
.ue Na.'ona' ua1ant'ae .s', on .ns eroIna .aas
ss,s. - 49,. s.s.t. 49,. .,,.',a1 Asa'u
new voice from the dcath'fe'ds Of Mississippi
.,..,.,, d., ~, a,,r,,, -. A.. T.,ran., nj -
sess,on' III 1ne ucsnanu loe 'hs Nalohal ooaeo OIL
| like reasons had been opposed to The bill last
ycar, was reminded that Norfolk was once ruined
By ye'loy;.isver, 10y; en would Be- aga!. should j; 4
hs ycai III n ~ .nnno1t ~ nnt wh, nocss ~; m
w. Isaa " suppots " ~ ace wns.a MaSes .ie
ment. 50 far rs ycllow-feyeE goes.
:, How Tar these Southern men hare gone IN
ths act can jest be learned from a pcsusaI Of
the act ITSELF. 1t is a Law which every citizen
st - ~ r ~, s ~ - ~, ~ I.u I =. NY uneeasc
AN ACT to prevent tho introduction Of contagious
lei Eaaeted, &C.. That It shali be- unia,Sfut for
any, meFchhnt. AMP or vessel from any foreign port
sns4 sn1 Se1 g. Il ss at 's
eeps In accordance with tho PROVISIONS q ths
nct nnd OIL rnles and rcvnlnttons Or state boards
pursaance Of this act: and any such vessel which
shall cn:cr, or atcTnnt to enter: a. port of the
n s e Ss h ss d.
crct!on ot tne Court, nos exceeding 81. 600. which
sna! bs irn nIsa @ sa.a vss"s 70 % fseoyessuny
United Ssatcs. And, IN ail sneh psocesdinRa. tho
United States District Attorney for INCH Dlattlct
NIL such proceedings nha' be conducted In record.
ancs VIII The t.es any laws geFsrnins t M esses ot
Gnsa tss sstes e. 0'7''A % ''e"ao 1--WE
sse. =. Al sIca vessels shall DO reqai.ed to oe-
9 tbs tss Ss oht o c
oless has been detailed 1y tne President ios that
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passengers, nnd crew; and said Consular or Nedl-
eal oeer !. required before granting sueh eortia-
stated nro true; and for hss xeFyces In that behalf
he ahal bo entitled to demand md receive ,such
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iho Consul At anr foreign pors. Tor .he purpose Of
.naktug The Inspection aud giving tho certificates
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