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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
COUNCIL.

Tho City Council assembled yesterday In
regular session Mayor Patton In tho chair md
y quorum present,
Tho appointment Of J. G.. IIndauer aa q po-
llee telegraph operator was read md confirmed.
bundrY accounts presented by Administration
Glynn for septamber aud October were roRi
and adopted.
Tho contract for lighting tho city with coal
oil lnmns for ono year was awarded to Mr.,
Thomas IIaaam. Mt the rRe I'll 80 per lamp.
0linannes Nppreprinfiug moneys To pay tho
Crescent City Toee for Npvsmbar: TO pay tho
bapnft mant= al improvements sainriaa wagea
curtis, att. TO pHv expenses Of recorders courts
to pRy John FltzpatrieR, theriT; 70 pay em
nopee of thu hi9fenea Department, nny
FitHWlfnnl Il do. for stationary. md tn pay the
employees af tho D"pattmsnt Of Commerce.
wore rsad n frat aud eeoaud time.
IN, etltnan.a to pny th" "Xpenses ol M elen-
u nj held In May, 1afp. In tho nth ward, WAS
ado fted finally.
Administrator Behan ofrased tho following
Rcsotre,t Tint The Administrator of Gon-
lneree do aoI"t the cooperation OF tbs Exep,l-
tive of tho State. the COTTON ESahanpe. tho
Chamber r t1pmmarna tho Board II Trade nEh
staambaat 1sptlttna Aaa1s ION H. MD IN cnll-
Ing III lntsratatn com nnreinl opnvantion, to he
h"l'i IN this city ON or about the fret February,
1890, Adopted,
Peiifions wera re"elyed from w r., ,Eny. aak-
Ing IN lis eentlrmoj "a SUP ruumernry pplian
taieRtHph upet hter fom onhneH ana hh5 Rmnn,
prn'eetlng agalnet street ours running ntl
night. from g. NnpGar. relative - tax ramia-
sion; from A. tlaiehard relatve to nssaasmants
Of Deita Moss Mnuutnatory from A. MoLelInn.
relative to u railronl privilege: from Gentge
Outlet. relative to reduction IF llnnnsa, from
4. Lynch, asking for reduction of rent, from
Mrs NuRent, asking t. be put on tho pension
roll ~ tho poll 2. and from MARTINEZ md
othore, nsking FIR reduction nf aseessuanla.
from RaFne \ lsenshaw, relative 10 q lua ament.
NJ! ~ Whiah were appropriately referred.
Permission Wns granted To e-~-+- To erect n
steam engine On Tehonpit0uns street md 30
Lewis bnngles tu nreot u steam engine,
communication was received from 10 7.
Dohnrty. inolneing pacuri'ies In connection
with his BID To light The city with conl oil. The
Did hnvnR already boon awarded. Mr., Dehsr-
ty q communication was rot acted upon
A communication was received from Mr.. jas.
Jackson, president ~ tho New ORLEANS Gas
light Company, aRkiHR for II @anfaren1a with
tho Council. relative To tho gns lighting con
tract Hefnrrad
Tho Council thnn adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
TILE WORKINaM EN-.

There was rnestine last evening Mt No. 1lr
Carnndolet stree, OF the executive council Of the
Moehanins and Workingmen's Union Mr.. w
Kinseln proeIding. During tho session a
communication was rerevsd from the "GIai-
borne Street Club" annpll cling tho election to
tho council Of three delegates
Tie executive session being ralsed Geo
ffanRn. OF tho fourth ward was called to the
chhlr
The secretary informed tho neetI q TINT he
ward clab thnt they had selectsd Legislative
ticket.
TIE ehnir then ann onnred TINT on Thursday
the grand cnuncll would mant to determine
Whethor the party would nominate II ticket ~
Us own. or indnrse ono ri this tickets In ths
usld. or individual candidates said tick eta
Tbars heing no further busness tho mseting
adjourned until Thursday. to meet nj tbs same
Illnna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
CITY HALL.

The petition of MIR. A. Mcclellan. president
Of the ST. Charles Street Railroad Company. re-
ferred to In the report of the proceedings of
the City Council. asks that the company be per-
mitted to lay track and RIM cars on Toulouse
ST Get, from Bourbon to Royal, with curves ETC..
or Bourbon and ROYAL streets. also to extend
their track on Eysian aud Victory streets. so
ground Of EIysian Fields street, betWeeu
Victory and Iavee streets. The sblact OF the
track on Toulouse street Is - accommodate
the visitors to the Opera House. and the
extension on Elysian Fields street to establish
stand on the neutral ground Instead of thy
roalway. as 1t Is now.
THE NEW POLICE BOAT
will have a trial trip this morning al IL o'clock.
starting from the Harbor Police Station.
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BREVITIEs.

r, Ihe Governor yesterday appointed r. P,
sianWei constable OF the seventh ward parish
OF Claiborne. vice Jas. f. OTIS ree igned.
The missing marshal" APPOINTED to avncnta
Ihe writ OF SEIZURE on he British ship RornnIne
hhs returned. safe aud sound The vessel has
given bond In the sum Of s1noG0.
The seizure hY ft, Internal rarar,,o ;, "a 49,,
Of the 'Wp peddIer's wagons on sundnv In
pla at Is probably the inceptlon IF q
series o. raids o. this CD racter This VIII ba
licenses, and are frequently nndersold by tbese
vendors besides It viii cheek tho 4vi Of tia
the plantations. 'o %
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PERSON. AL.

Among those who have recently returned 10
tho city Is our friend. DR.. W. c. Austin. who hns
ttary Association at Nashville He seems 10
think that much good is to be- expected here
alter from the National Board OF Health
Tho following visitors we're yesterday reeIs
Edw. pchleki. Mexico; Il W MIllsaps, T.. Mil,
s SIPS. Misc YIN. Bergen. PhIladejphia: j j..
1. y iley. Winonh. Mise. Tra r. Dalton Nor
hou9e, parish; 4 @ liins, Mobils, & b. faylor
=: Johns, n B., !; Cant, Kendall. ship Margarefa :
Capt. Porter, CANDIDA .''ts'h ;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
CITY ECHOES,

VIM. Jeems Is II iall charged With saaa,,1t
w witn a. knife on Mary Miller and assault and
:, a. Ar unknown white man who took PASSAGE AT
trio. '1A w 1h9 AoWh
Ernest Bontea last evening. at No 81 aasonet
street struck and slightly Injured Carris p 5a.
vles on tne mead With billet of wood Bontsa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
SENATOR vANcE,s LECTURE

Senator Vance. Of North Carolina. who, 1t
seems. la always ready to do good work and
has indeed peculiar talent Tat way. has
promised to come to the aid Of the Ladies'
Bethel Association by delivering a lecture for
their benefit He has chosen for his subj ct
fhe Scattered Nation" and Will speak In the
lecture-room Of DR.. Markham's church. on
Magazine street., near Jackson The orator has
q" at reputation. aud no doubt will give his
audience Il most pleasing evening entertain
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
GRAND JURY FINDINGS.

Tho grand Jury yes1er1ay returned Into court
and presented the following iudetments:
Caroline Williams. principal In the second
degree to the elmo of rHpa.
Pauline Armant. attempt to administer etc.
with Intent to commit murder. Tho Indictment
sss fort h that on the twentieth Of July 1879 tho
accused, PauIite Arnnnt feonlnuslv did at
tempt to ndminlster to ono Charles H. Dour II
certnln quantity Of rounded glass with tho
felontoua intsnt to mntdar him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
THE coLoRED scREwMEN.

The fourth anniversary OF tho Colored Screw
mon Benevolent Association was celebrated
yesterday by grand parade through the va
rious streets of tho city. lod by exeaent bands
Tho procession was headsd by Grand Marshal
Isaac L Parker, assisted by his aids A. Antoine.
Louis Edwin. VIM. Richards Richard Clay, W..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH.

Tho ladies Of st. Francis Church, anxious to
pay the debt of the congregation, have organ
lied fair which will be inauguratod on the
twentyetghth instant The entertainments
which viii be brilliant and varied, will be held
in the hail corner OF Second and St. David
streets and will continue on the twenty ninth
and thirtieth, instant and the third, fourth.
tenth. fourteenth and fifteenth of December.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
BASE BALL.

Fully five hundred people witnessed the third
defeat and stripping of suits of the Tom Bren-
nan Base Ball Club on the Pioneer green, on
Sunday last. by the Remy Clarks formerly Pat
Glennons) by score of IL to s. This was the
twenty first game of the season for the Clarks
they having won nineteen. The Benny Clarks
do not thiak It satisfactory to be placed as third
record Of any club In The city. and are ready to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mrs, Hannah Croft to Mira. Emma Il. Croft
two lots and impr0vements In square on Bspa-
telfe street. near Claiborne. 32xIinand 2sxliG: n
Iot On 3n franklin street, near Grod 2xl2o: ono
on Glniborne street. near Cypress. 2sxllo; one
Tricou street. near Claiborne, 3oxlot: ono on
Rhlomon street. nenr q s1net. 8Gxl5a; one On
Lopez street neAr BAudIn L3x1hO aa77h
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
A LECTURE.

On Friday evening next Hon. A. Ames Jr.
III. d.. OF Boston. Macs. Will dslvor u lecture ut
the hnlI Of tho Young Mons Christian Assoela-
ton, on Health Is Wenlth "
The lecture IL givsn uudsr tho nuBpioea OF the
New OFleanR Auxiliary Sanitary ssaoetation
and It will no doubt attract n large audience
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
THE REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE
It Decides to Recommend That No
Parish Ticket Be Put
in the Field

The Republican Parish Campaign Committee
and tho special committee appointed by the
parish convention came together again at noon
yesterday. and after O protracted discussion
decided to report to the convention, which
meets ut noon to-day, recommending that no
parish ticket proper be put In tho field and
that no ndorsements be made. The commits
and Senatorial nominations be made and put In
tho ilel on election day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

> THANKSGIVING TuRKEYs.-Paul Pace, No, 1aa
oahai street.. has large supply Of Western
dressed turkeys and game for Thanka,,,,st.a
D nay - great quantities Send in your orders to
Paul and they will be filed promntlv ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
THE WRONG MAN.

The following letter explains Itself:
HEADQUARTERS UNION SOLDIERS ASSOCIATION, J
No 10 St. Charles street. !
New Orleans. November 25, 1879
To the Ed or,of the Democrat:
In your publication Of the soldiers report or
the Custom House IN this mornings paper you
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
Had His Foot Crushad

At 1890 O'Clock yesterdav noornfn.
named Thos. Rowland. a stevsdore' whiI a. ~
WORK on BOARD the steamer Tatnm, had Ma loot
oadly crushed by g hatch falling 90 him. 49,, WV
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26

y, Inere is ne need to lose hope when a v,et,ro
f Il Tn p1Gn nat you have tried Lapaee
fui preparation has effected manV 40. wohaer-
cures. This can be relied upon. aosoIasnang
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.


Baken Mary nra Bruderkunfmann mrs
Boafgsn Lille miss Brugier EIiskn mrs
Brown Maggie miss
u YVES Edith miss Bowling M /. mrs
Duffht Desire madame
taHlfn Eugerie mrs Huthnuner 7 uojaE
It.alnttts L4soht me miss Mathi Emma mrs
SereduA Louise Nine VOges mrs $50
aentlemens List.
h = lesti.- gus Aiken David A
q xi'e5 . G, Astareta Gioyanna
barihdns Brown A
RroderIck l. Eusetta lin
Bradley D Fl t
SSa e,El ~ YIN Cunningham d
Davis Augustus 2 Dumas wllifa
Didard Nicolas Dsnnfa VIM
Frasnkal Max H Fiji + y Z
Foster John
GIarr,sck G Glrod
HH a5aaea J@ 2 Haley capt,
Lambert Emile james VIM
I },2rgjs fH Han,i Knagga Thos
Lydenha g b dr. LIB the
Lac5z Ai0lph LanFan p
MM2irgah Geo +, :, Malbv Michael
Mendessolle= Daniel Maisnsr Chrlstouher
montgomery s Il MsYar
M Maptih1a ~ y l, Ant Murphy James
Ppr aass Manuel Pealtis J capt
Rtyh raon Fl D Rono Novo
Russ Edward Rich / "
t d1saaen Henry Read Fl NJ
Smith John goltheriin stlas
Smith W P suroi H an y4teA'
Sullivan John Snag 70 q Ar
apoerl Robt Rjhtac " n
Thorpe All Tndd Ctnv
vidovtc Alexandra Variant 4
Wallace Thomas Wiliiarna p
Nanman VIM Whftnev r
Lrtllot Charles
montgomery 90. sell stock OF fine jeveln
to-day at II O'Clock, See advertisement,
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wac UwpARTMnEE
HaGai BsTvce. United atatee Army, |
Daily sneteor on0iual reoori for iha eight hours
ending at 10 .os y. m. Tuesday. November rs,
1faarvntinnR taken at afls aaua moment Of
Irna III oil atnffnna
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have opposite the name Of james Lewis naval
officer, the remarks; Registered enemy to the
United States" That should he opposite the
ne Il name below his. VIZ. i. o. Iabat;,t,
James Lewis WAS an officer In the Union
Il. N FRlsBIE.
n tHp (lpu rr,Ilt too
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The Senate committee raassemblaa ~ 70
O'Clock yesterday and devoted the day to hoar-
Ing the witnesses for MIR. Kellogg In rebut'al Of
evidence previously taken
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Montgomery & Co. sell stock of hne iewelry
to-day at II o'clock See advertisement
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montgomery d 90. sell stock OF fine ieWelrT
To-day at II O'Clock. See advertisement.
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JEREMIAH BLACKSTONE, ToLnREn,
was the first Witness on tho stand. jfa testified
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WEEKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE.

Maximum tom CREATURE n: mtnlmum s..
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o. Indicates rising; T. indicates falling: D.
Indicates stationary.
, 1879-04-05


A private telegram from Houston, Tex, atl-
nounccs tho dealh there OF Charley Fcldcamp,-
Information Of which will bring sorrow to his
tnany friends in this city, uo WAS born 10 Alto
nn. near Hamburg. Germany, and was about 80
years OF ago. Coming to America In 1854, he
started for Chicago, which had been his home
eyer aimee. At first he WAS clerk In q grocery
store, md subsequently, Clerk Of the Polica
Court when John Wentworth WAS Ma5or.
When tho War broke out he en-
tered the army ~ Captain IN an
Illinois Regiment, au1, at the close Of tho Re.
hc|lon, returned as Major. In 1895 he was q
Deputy unler Unttel States Assessor Wnllece,
a,nl held the position until 1868. Then ho en-.
tered The employ OF Beck s. Wtrtil. tobncconisfs,
as bookkceper, continuing tn their aervicc seven
yenrs. In 1916 lie was npposntcd United states
Appraiser ut tins port, and held the office t'so
years, hcinH succecdel by Charley Ham ID
January Of 1877. He then went Into partner.
ship with Mr.. Beck, hts former employer,
the articles limiting tho time to two
ycars. Before fts expiration his
health began to fall, a1,tl ho went South with
thu hope Of d beneficial effect but his disease
sump.ion-steadlly pulled him down. md
The cud wae reached day before yesterday. His
body will he brought here for burial. Mr.. Field.
camp was kfnd.l,cartedt generous gentleman,
ono whom everybody WHO met him liked, md
iow have mora friends than he, or as many who
will be sincerely grievcd at Ills death. He
leaYee wife and four children.
, 1879-04-05

Doctor for tins lived nt Laporte, ind, and
tlc detectives my that he left li,at village under
cloud. In thta city l'n en]oYcsi fafr practice.
but constantly struggled With povsstv.
MRS. IDA 0ELDrRMAH
10 a native Of Prussta, and Is about 80 years Of
ngc. 8he was . woman Of attractive form and
face, but trouble has broken her constitution
nnd rather marrcd her henuty. Shc married
lcr DECEASED husband. Henry ueldesman. somo
twetse scata auo, md Ind BY him swn children,
botn hovs, now li7lng. 0oldermat 1ost shout
estate valued al from SEQ, Goo 10 s75,Uoo ile
was clover and popular German. antl .vcr! In
duIQent to his wtfo, allowing her to make three
visits to her old i,omc IN Europe. He was also
very friendly to DR.. MeYer.
Application has been n,aio to Judge McAllts.
ter On Mrs. Oe!lcrman's behalf tor a writ Of
habcns corpus, on tue ground that thcrc 10 no
direct testimony aaalnst her. and tho matter
will como up botoro him at 2 p. NJ. to-ttaY.
, 1879-04-05


spent yesterday In hts cell In tho County jail,
ns.l seemed lowlso DISCOURAGED rs to hls lusurc
lis talked lreriy With ths scporters WHO called
to see him, repeating many Of thus statements.
which hl 1nadu to TIE Tribune reporter the
other evening regarding tllu medicines which he
lud given both air. Getaasman aua Mrs. Meyer
during their last. sickness. StrychnIno
lad been Etren to uultlerlnan iu uu.huildrc1tb
sralu 40ses. the quantity given, however, WAS
not sufficient 10 cauHo death, nor did a1 whIct,
tho quantity wi!yh t!.e snalyss saa ha1 bsss :
discovered Iii tne STOMACH; nor did hs scu auy.
ai::s ss os!isS%'s'1 i 10: ~ .tao 'A'Ss 'at III i
sE"ss@s sS @ oyy II as1 hss M Sa sath o; 1es IL S is
as.A Q! her husband, tut t,e ha.! q chld IL ha
tpkcA s4re VI, Which he, compelled lo be absent
lsuln homo nIucl Of tEc time, ait not wans to
leave in thu lanas of strangers. Mrs. url4lcr-
ywsr u h!s proposal q marttage, say!ny
thouuht i would bo better to wa!tt
for soruo time. Bhd consented In i couple
of weeks but they were not to ~ married uhlll
Dr.. Meyer has lived here some two years, at,tl
| has an olllca Ut tlla cutner 0f Acdgwtck atscet
| nnd North avenue. 11o Il abuut 35 years old,
s1oall III stature, a prononnced blond, with q
pleaatns eountcuaIlce. lie was born III Mindan,
| Westphala, where hlA rolatiyes now live; Iii
fanly IL stch a,ni arlstoerattc, ono brother Gene
pr01lr!etur VI Glass tnanulactorY that elaploya
8ou haMls. ns1i two olher brot1crs hctng oilceFs
allopathc medical college u l.elpslc, au,l tn
Autil. 1878, graduated at tAa Chicago Homeo
pathlc College. Shortly, after !otatiug III CHI
una Intelligent young lady Of humblo psrenthge
oG whose murder ha now stands accused. Ihel
| had ono child. boy. now II months old. II,
, 1879-04-05

duo Dcsrlnger Represented that no was going
Into tho business himself. and wanted to buy
his his o~n essi ttac FL erss !" Hs'e emoated s to s
md Dcrringer Eagc his noto for e;'o. ana PROM
tscd to pay tho res. as rapidly As posalblc. sll-
sertnnn found out what hts trusted associate
Ind been doing, anA was also lcd to bclcva tI'at
worth Of goods for which ho had made no &C.
count whatoycF.
Justice summeFlcld: 1lonry A. krausc,
charged with cutting Ralph Jacobs q, the knee
with planting knife, $500 to the 18th; Inmca
sstmpson sal! colo5e hay whe f.,t al. lSn's
l,te tlays about The rooms Of illn \. II. q. A.,
hte nights in dens In the company Of
t,nesc., anl WHO was caught trylns, ,e,,.' 70
srs sspsse sepo.ed + to bsso been stoen 500 to lie
from Micl,ael Moran, siOo to tho 9TH; abraham
nks so esesnS 5 to III he eea e. tSGS W B1exn 70 sys
orcd, 1srec:iy of a shocking from so.eal'e4 Ba,
Ford, assault!ng the wife OF hts nefQhbor NJ.
Mitchell. corner Of Thr:y'sccond and Wallace
streets, 1850 to the dth: Anto,netto Schultz, Il,
fame, Who 1s was sent to tic House Of tic Good
Shepherd to prevcnt f1er. froa, tcllng stories
about the strccts concerning tho treatment aho
of Mrs. ida aetdcrman mud Dr. Meyer, wero
stricken from the docket, they having been held
over BY the Coroncr'e jury. Justice Morrison: ]:
Abraham Phillips, larcenY Of somo brassGs
from tho Engtueer's room at City-aall.
5000 to tho Criminal Court; Thomas
from q. L. Clydcsdae, which ho sold for s2.66,
$500 to tho 18th; Alton Dodge, 300 Hne for
drunkenness: James Daley and Frank Howe,
alias McGtniey, BURGLARY Of william MEYERS
Criminal Court. Justice Kaufmnnu: Henry
Rurmetster n,,d his son Fritz. yagrants. $50
tinu each; John Green. charged Wilt, robblnE
Peter johnson, admitted to $1,000 bail until
tic 14th; Hans AdotpAus, vagrant, SEQ ane+
, 1879-04-05

Six new cases Of scarlet fever we're reported
TcRtrr1ny.
Col. j. II. Roberts IL The lapplest nun around
tic building. Thc '1ow clty-AttorncY has asked
Him 10 remain In Ills present position, and Ae
has consented. 1t Is secret though.
The Mayor las issued the customary annual
dog proclamation 10 the effect TINT all dogs
!u,tnl running at 1argo unInuzzled from April
to Sept. 80 will bo slaughtered by the police.
AMIR Grouix, who llas u patent strcet-s!gn, TO
ue attached to tho strcct-sn1nps, yesterday oftcr-
I'd illt council thu rlElIt to manufacture the
signs for ts,c year FREQ Of cost. That Is, he asks
nothing as royalty. Generous, Indeed.
Thc Doas.l Of Public Works Is to be called
upon tor an estimntc ot tln, cost OF lighting
streets With oil iu districts where jamps hnyc
berp ordered nnd tic gas.mnins llayc .iot been
extended. which will bc lald bufore tic Council
for tts actIoa.
'Il,c Trcns1lrcr's receipts from various SOURCES
yesterday au!unntcd to- e2,650, AHt1 dtshurAe-
iaents IL aEout $a,5 $40. chiefly rebates on special
nsscsstncnts. HrnBnounees his readiness tU ro-
deem scrip avainst ,lm Library Fund 70 No.
s.7Ss; Gtty.tlall Fuu,l to No. 57lS; nut aIl
nrders against the Judgment an.l contingent
ACCOUNTS.
bupt seayey Issued nn order ycatert1ay notffy-
In. tie Captains tt,nt tho Police Department
WA now supplied with wagon for slie trnns-
purtaton Of suppl!cs and injured persons, whlcl,
any any lime. I ihs docs away Win r!'is wagons rs
for such purposes to suEn1 extent, alHl creates
nnnihcr position to hc ulIed BY the etneu1ung Ail-
plnlstrAtl0n.
AID. Ryan, Just before election, introduced a
resolution cAltlllE upon The Council tl eufUrce
ll'' ordinance tHakilT cght hours days work
for c!ly csuplorts. II came beture the judiciary
CoI4'pttttc Yesterday, but The Alderman was
nts tlulf as anxl0uA 10 eee 1t ado3ted Us lv was
d WnIsk l{la. tIlIl$rn Inn nf IL at
| ilIr Rletlhers were cruel efuI;,h 10 l1sk lin tlOw
/ many huurs he considered Il alav's work IN his
shusl, MMi 1t WIS sumner, u,A tLr resolution be
would flasu voted fur ufuEo The tGclult " III bo
/ Tcpnrte,l back without recommendation.
Tile Judiciary Com1nittre, to whom tile ortf!
| na'lrc prepared by Tic saltull-kCencss WIS sub,
| 1Rlttta, Vruylllfng Tor amending the existing
oFoilutilco In stlcreucc to tie aa1u ut liquors Il
minors en tl.ai they should not hu lnleElelcd
win tor selling ~ peTsuIia but~ ecn tlle ngcs o
knew ilIuY were mtnors, elc.. hell 4 lmcytint
yesterday afternoon tu cos,sinr That md ute
ltattrEs, W. T, Mnrk nppcnrcd for the Temper
atce League, nlti Wltlrrssctl ,l,c Committee al
soine lGngth, uni t1lG ttsnlt waa two repQrts u1
tilr subject will be sont tu the CouncIl Ut III
I,rxt injecting. 1lle maturity report will Jecu,p
| mend that Tho ordinance md tctifton 10 uIn.et
on llte, anu ts 1ninorit, report will, n,osl prob
ahty, bu another ordinance. AID. 'Iu!py il II
fnyur nf 1hv sntoo1,-AecreT being ictt tu lstcr
| jh!ua whether or not u customer Is q tntuor b.
bis Appearance, Hiltf thinks Tbs prtsent prdl
nnuce caIl he appnl,ed nIld materially improved
an'1 pEnpuses tu psepare soniethlnS rs nlinhslt
report.
, 1879-04-05

Vague, Ind, had the mtsfortuue to suck a
kerncl Of corn into Its wlndpIpe. The doctor
wns sent for III haste. md announced that 1t
wnuld 10 necessary to perform tle opcratlon OF
trachcotomy to suyu Ills ehill's life. The
uoustcr mother, familiar With practice Of do
t,est.e surgery Of 4 different sort, and not
pleased with tho IDEA Of having the child's wind
pfpo cut open. rclzcd tho sufferer By one leg,
asMl holding him up, head downward, a41n!n!s-
tered suntlry resounGlng spaulss. There was a
sound not unlike the report OF popgun, md
this kernel Of corn was elected With great force.
The child was Ut once relieved, and recovered,
of cnuf6r.