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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

AN antique relic of great interest has
fust been discovered at Babylon by Mr..
Bassam, who is continuing at that place
the work begun by the late Mr.. George
Smith. This consists of an octagonal
cylinder on the sides of which are en-
graved a history of the campaign of Sen
nacherib against King Hezekiah, of which
also the Scriptures contain accounts.
This valuable relict, which will be depos-
tied in the British Museum, will possess
great interest to scholars and antiquari-
kns,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

FRANK HURD will do to tie to about
as well as any of them. His delegation
from Toledo is solid anti-Bishop and
anti-Ewing. Negatively speaking, Toledo
is on the right track.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

"OHIo is tickle old girl, and Foster
rhymes with lost her." says the Courier
Journal, and so even does Hickenlooper
rhyme with scoop her, but you can't al
ways bet on rhymes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

GENERAL BUTLER declares that rather
than permit the Democrats and Nation
ais to commit miscegenation, he will
follow them to the very altar and for
bid the bans.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

The newspapers have considerable to
say, since the Republican Convention ad-
iourned, about the Administration hav-
ing helped Mr. Foster knock the Cub
ernatoral persimmons, as a sort of anti
Grant rebuke to Taft. 1t is always well
enough to give the devil his due, and in
this case the facts of history go to show
that while the President and his friends
are evidently well pleased that Foster is
nominated, the fact that he is so is due
more to Foster and his hackers having
shown political enterprise and skill SUI
perior to that displayed by the Taft men,
than to any Administration boosting that
he received When the Convention got
down to business the other day, Mr.. Fos-
ter's wire-pullers knew exactly how many
votes their man could command to a GER
tainty among the delegates They knew,
TOO, exactly how many were needed to
win, and where the needed votes were
most likely to be procured. Moreover,
they secured these votes, and sat down
serenely and awaited the inevitable re-
suit In the domain of politics, as in
that of morals, Providence helps those
who help themselves.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Bishop Carrigan declined to allow the
Ancient Order of Hibernians to participate
in the parade of the German Catholic So
ciety at Newark, N. J. He says the Hiber-
mans are not recognized as a church So
cietY.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Judge Emerson, at Salt Lake City, SEN
fenced John Files, polygamist, to pay a
fine OF 500 and be confined in the Nebraska
Penitentiary five years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

James Pratts little daughter was caught
in machinery at Martin, O., and horribly
mangled to death,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

Thomas Bartieman, famous for two gener-
atoms as basso singer in English opera,
died at his residence in New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
JUST IN TIME;
on,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
a STORY FcUlDEo ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES.
JULIAN G. NOE,

AUTuoR OF DESTINY" PRAIRIE FLOWER -
"DLAcRMAIL," ETo,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

The New American Museum, No. 29s
Bowery, N. Y, was totally destroyed by
fire last night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

THE Washington end of the Democracy
loesn't boom for Bishop.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
BALTIMORE a OHIO. VIA PARKERsBURa.
Depot, Pearl and Plum.

The S:0S and 95i p IN trains connect for Jt
son ana Portsmouth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

$50 Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03

INtW llHFeTI NVSTSItl
His step was quick and there was a
slight anxiety in his tone of voice as he
asked:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
CHAPTER IL

TIE MAN IN THE CHJRcH-THE GAMBLER AND
Hs DUPE-A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-03
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON i DAYIcN
Dnnnt. Fifth aud UnadlY-
NuNEATI, RICHMOND 4 CHICAGO.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly.

On Sundays, Dayton Accommodation
leave at 89 a. M, arriving at 6:53 p m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
PROSPECTUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his fsrthesni
volume OF literary Odds s>d sads lssr etc. the sanet
| be saGH4d,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has Withdrawn from any business
connection, copartner otherwise with the Carson
and Bodie Fast Freight Line, and will longer be par
sonay responsible for debts which be sontrasd
BY sud association or any member thereof.
s. u. WEBER
Carson City, Nevad., August IA, 1879. alL-lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
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| CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS ES
| COMPANY.-W. J. HORNE, Pro-
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| Rupture of thirty ears standing by
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and the and perfect freedom the motions of the
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have not had any sign of Of the rupture since the
1t invaluable and the fact should be known the world
You refer the subject of their merits
l am truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE, Chief Mail Clerk
s. F. Daily Evening Post, Francisco July 20, 1873.
A Physician's 45 Years. Experience.
COLUMBIA, Tuolumne Co, July 16, 1873.
W. J. Horne ESq.-Dear Sir For tae past
have have used in practice the California Elastic Truss
with entire satisfaction most OF complicated hernia
of both During practice of forty five years have
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}. 2. TlBBITS, d. D.
send fer Illustrated Catalogue and pyic&
Lit K g:vFng Fall Inf"rn stfon and
Rules for MeaAutiug
N B.-The California Elastic Truss is not for sale by
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13

The BEST Spring Medicine and
Beautifer Of the Complexion in use
Cures Fimples, Boils, Blotches, Neu-
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
k0TIcE OF EQUALIZATION.
NOTICE ia HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE fa HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day received from the Assessor of Onsby
couuly the roll Of Ornsby county, Nevada
made by the County Assessor for the year 1872 and
that the Board Of County Commissioners will meet as
Board of Equalzat on Monday the Fifteenth Q5th)
day of September 1872 at the office OF the County Clerk
and will continue session from time to time until the
business OF equalization presented to them is disposed of
provided that they shall after the first Monday
October, 1879, except provided by law.
J. III. MARSHALL.
Clerk of Board County Commissioners
Dated September 8, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13

RCTECEa
N-0TICE E% HEBEBS GIVEN TO ALI.
Crelsoys %. he estate o lanes \. st. Clair that,
uuicr AMI by virtue of power Oi attorney made the
-. day OF August 1879 by the heirs of said estate,
have been appointed collect all debts due said essate
All parties owing said estate will and trouble by
saing ON rue and settling forthwith.
j. D. KERSEY, Attorney in Fact,
August o, 1879 I0d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-13
70 VIII NIT MAY CONCERN.

CAEsox CITY, Nevada, September /. 1870.
On ard after the above date all work done by the dray
OF Carson City will be charged for follows TO wit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-11

@ie trldte beibe 6a nte ouf itr unssaim
tlopfen bss Ssr3 unb farrte gSlapimir w'e
cine 6 r1dsinuns ipradlOs an.
gDas 1T nit bir, Drama, risf bic Slslns
be1orat, but btf 70 blet1 seworosn?
Sie entIdulbisen. snaoise 5rau, msna
id @ie er1dredt babe, faste Blaoim'r.
Sd babe bic getanntidaft Ssrsr tlsinsn
1oHtsr semadl, fs 1T ihnsa eis Grsunotn
res bltnben @annss ssworssn. Dart ID
mid Sbnsn SUrlellsn z Mstn Nams 1T
Salosub.
Bttte plab su ne9msn, ms'n oetr,
1aate Sppbie NIT taum pernebmbarfr Stlm
me.
gDIabimir ,udte bsi bsm Some bisfer
@timme ,ulammsn. Sup9ie, am san;sn
&Srper sitternb, lstnts 0th elmer Sbnma&t
nute in tie gant 3u.ud. @Stts uns
BldTe wedleltsn auf ibrem IntliB.
Du tpirf misbsr franf. liebe Nama, las'
te bus tleins Wdoden, iIh dnsalia an itrs
Ututtsr ihmiesent.
gs 1T nihts, mein &inb, erwioerts oiefe
leiie; sete gu beinsr sDdrtertn, 5er3hen,
uno iptsle, Id msros bid rufen. Sd bin
iolhen nsrpOien 3ufa0en untsrwcrfsn,
wanbts lie Hh an @laoimir.
Maoams, i'd bite Sis, ipreaen @9ts,
Der Son 3tvr Stimme III ,neiusm 6erssn
Wuff Sbre @timme ruff mir bic ielia'
fen Gtinntrunsen meines 9ebsns ,urid.
SD Tam Sic niGt fsbsn nit tettlidem
ause. uno bod fGwsbt SIR Bib Dor mir.
Sis miiiisn idOu uno lieb!it- iein, ,pie
tisjsniss, berea Stimmms Sie habfn fie
mar bic Jrsuhe meines 9sbens adj, iie
mar es. alles bas III bin - uuo Id ltsbs
aQein, psrlaNen, NIT Blinstst ssltlassn.
(s}crtfebuns fplst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-11
2eHsp's vOmr6fau."

lleber ben Dur6fau bes Yanama Sa,
nal Yroisftmaders ee6sps in 5ranfrsi&
ldrettt man aus paris, 7. @usuf, Der
;, Nussb. N1s. Sei,uns :"
Der @runpsr, grbauer uac praflesnt
bes Sue, &anals tat sten ale sr0bsren
Stao;e bss eanocS bereif, um as gor'
leisr unter ben Jranjuien, oersn lhwa6lte
Ssits bic Geographic erlt felt einissn Sab
rsn nibt msbr ~ tit, einen eeosraptilhsn
Gbaupiniamus fur ben Yanama.&anal 3u
ermedeu. 5ranttsid lii fol, auf Srn. be
QsHsps Die Bsb0rbsn unb pas Yubli.
fum trasen ibm In allsn Stdnten cine
aufridtiss pcpularitdt sntsessn. Dch
marsslt es nidt an compet.ntsa 5timmen,
welde i'm taceln, ita nit Dem 8utm pss
Sus3' &anals nidt gu besniissn, ionpern
bic 5ran5olen uno oas frans0flte &apital
su einem amsrifanilhen ., ,Nbenteuer", !, ,psr'
loden ,u poasn, Der Sues 3ana! mar
cine bic Stelluns uno ale Snterefsn
Jrantreisas i'm Wittslmesr unb i'm Orient
unmittsltar beriibrsnbe aueelsssnteit.
Marleiae funnts itd Don ibm psrfprshen,
mas 5aSre fA niht bonn panamas s&anal
perlprehsn fann. Damals mar 6rant,
reid aud nod an SQulionen reihsr, I'M
tbeuer bs3atlte Grfatrunssn nod armer.
Die Bsrsptlamfeit res 5rn. be 9slisps uno
bic Sppoftion, @nslaros ldufen eine
&aupiniitil&s Sstts BON 5us3:&anal On.
tbulia ten, tpelhs aud bas @slo pa5u ber.
saben uup es ldlisBih niht Su bersuen
batten. DesmaI bat man es isboh nit
Der Spppitipn, oiellsiht nit einem Ip1te.
rem gfto Der Noroamerifaner su tbun.
Die 6ran3clsn, bic eintses @spadtnib
befben, peufen iofort an Wsrfo. Dies
nal psr,idten bic Jran,olen NIT Beset'
lteruns auf bsa Nubm Der 6erfeQuns
nss Banana Canals. Bsau 1s aud
5srrn Be esRsps immer nod bewunbern,
srtsnasn ae bod ienen Canal ais elm i'm
bsf.n SAT- unteredenta res @elddft.
ste befennsn, niht msbr reid unr unsr.
fubren senus gu isin, UNI aud nod oisle
@turte 81 bs3ablen. Nuh pte Nssisruns
miinlht ftin tshnilhss unb finan3ielIes
Seitsnitid sur msrifauiidsn erpspiton
0& auf Den 5als.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-11

seit lunser 3eit nit 9teuratsia
nno 8iidenidmer5en ssplust, babe iA
@ieles rerludt, absr nidts bat mir se'
bclfen, bis id pa8 ct. Satcbs Qel 9e.
traudte. St benuets einise Staiden ba
ben uno bin iebt pcu[tincia Seei bon al
len Sdmer5en, une empfeble- e3 baber
aaen HelpsuoeN. s. siffers. 2o6 Seem
Dcri.avenue, Seriep gitp pei9bts, gs. S,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-11
Scr SIts&atboiieism

Die Nlt &attoliten baten in lebter 3eit
feline 5ortlhritte eemaht. Nsun Satre
ilno jsbt efrfoIen, feteem Wrof. DDain'
ger In Munden suerlt sesen bic Qstre BET
llnfeblearfeit bes Yapfes anftrat unb
6 SABRE lsitbem iiA auf @runb pisles
prptsfss bic Mlt.Rattoiiten, pel6e bas
Satteanlds Goueii nidt ais 5eum.nil6es
(aasemsines) ansrteansn, 3u siner Sraa.
initiation suiammsntbaten. Da bic bobea
Siterrsidil4en pralatsn, wede ausrii In
sletaem Sinne proteiilrten, a& fpater su.
riidaooen, .fs bsiarantt aa bas @sbiet tts
< RaibulIetsmus sur 3.it bauptIdhlia
auf Deutlhlano uno bic Samsi,. pater
6Yaeintbe, Der snfansliA Ia Jrantreia cine
abnliae 8er6inoans osranlaete, bat bic.
lslte istt tanse,sr ,3ett fallen laGsn.
Sn preuben mar Der ugultustampf", In
8atsrn bic YsrfSaltAteit bes gultusaHn!>
tiers D. eub benz Nlt. .&atbclieismus febr
saqfis. ginsslne Opponirsnoe Geiflite
ipurben swar burh bas fdarfs Boraeten
be papfss Yius TX. aud In bi,f.n 9an.
bern ,ur umtebr bewosen. tn Nasemetneu
aber bate bort bic SADIE fpeih Rraft se.
wenuen, sab Der alt tatbolilde GonsreB
nom September 1871 sbr bslu1t mar.
Sn b:r S&mels berriate ,u i,nsr 3eit
slsi&faas 3piit swilasn BEN staats uao
Num, ..s-. ...-- sl..f.-,....-'
Das Bat fh jsbt iebr s.anbert. Sn psr
S&wets fne bic Difsrsn,en betselsst unp
In Teuti6lanb Bat bic 9trRanbisuns api.
ldsn Der Nssisruns uns Der Gentrums.
partsi sss Rst6stasss ben alt. &atboliten
bic faatlias untsrRubuns entsosen. Ssit.
benz II In ibrsn Ys(trsbuueen Elm Stad
idrttt wabrjunebmen. Das bat ber 81.
i&of gttinlens uuf Der bissidbrtsen Ss.
nope, bic nur BON 12 @siRliHsn uab 46
eaien ssludt par ie,sit ansrtanut unp
man bat pssbalb BON per B.rufuns elmer
Ssncoe fur ndaass Sabr Qbfano ssnom.
men. Sn Deutfdlanb uno Der @hwei,
fuasiren au Bet nod 12a alttatbollde
@sialias, esssn l34 I'm sOrissa Satrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-11
: 6simiabialeitspau.r tsr {

- 6simiabis!eitsoau.r Der Samsn.
@si Der sOisnsr Wsltaus iteluns i'm Sabre
1879 wurpen etnise 6ilesramm Samsn
pon aiIenildsr en,erne, Medicago Sativa,
in Spanisn unb Gabamsrita Nlfala ae
nannt. srwurben. bic jebod isine 8srwsn.
euns fanpen uno eerssllsn wurosn. Sm
beuristn 5ribiabre wurbe eisier Samen,
um ibn sa bsleitisen, auf einem 8ulens
plabe ausssfreut sr sins absr 70 ptbt
uno pOtlitlnpi3 auf, pab er sas @ras
adn,lid ubsrwuhtrte uno nunmebr elm
9slaleGsnss au,srnsaad bilost. 50 III
bab.r sine Gabsl. wsnn man bic Dausr
Der Reimtrait Der &lseiamsn auf tS&iftns
,wei bis erd Sabre bsmsHen wta. lls'
bsrtaupt 10 man iiber bic 8eimfdbi8ltits'
bauer Der Samsa noh istr In llnilarsn.
ums bnrftsn gsriu&e earhter R& febr
smpisalsn. Gieaeidt marsa bic bsRsksn'
ben Samsn. Gontrul sanfaltsn au bsrtn
gcraatme AM msitsn btruiem ''
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
CITY ECnOEs.

a thief Saturday night stole one dozen
chickens from Mrs. Joseph Meng's residence,
corner OF Sixth and st. Denis streets.
Rosa Taylor wss incaroerated In the Fourth
Precinct Station. charged with being danger
GUS and suspicious person.
VIM. Znhninger was locked up In the Third
Precinct Station. charged with rescuinR q pris-
.oner.
Al midnight Sunday chicken thief stole six
chickens from E. Ct. Revattos residence, corner
81 Robertson and st. Philip streets.
\ Marshall Lewis and Samuel Brown we're
locked up In the Fifth Station. charged by Ser
geant Wilkinson from Information received.
with the larceny OF watch.
ELLEN Quinn was fncarcerated in the Central
Station, charged with being drunk and having
d bundle Of clother In her possession supposed
to have been stolen. lf
Joseph Moreau, who claims to be an organist.
was locked up In the Fourth Station. charged
with following no honest occupation for a liv-
ing. and liable to commit breach of the peace
unless restrained BY law.
August Swan. alias Pat the Thief, was arrested
by Officer Welsh and fncarcerated in the Fourth
Station. charged with the larceny Of s11, and
also with being dangerous and suspicious
character
James Harper a hack driver and Fl. Platz. a
cart driver we're locked up in the Fifth Station
for lying down aud sleeping on the steps of the
house at the corner Of Annette and GirOd
streets. Harper Is also charged with assaulting
the officer.
Rp FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE LAST
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
w THE COURTS. ssz
q, "a rs ia 81 a-1--r 49,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

h 81. b. Jackson w. vicksburg. Shreveport and
Texas Railroad COMPANY ct als.-Judge Billings
having REFUSED himself. y was agreed BY conn,
this circuit. or the Circuit Judge. might enter
UP the decree.
United States vs. Contents Of Tobacco Fac
tpryFof p. =. Sarraztn.-Property released on
42b2b 8tbond.
United States ys. Contents Of Tobacco Factory
of r.. BellinE. Case discontinued.
sMvra q. Gaines vs.. r. II. Mosseaux ct al.-In
tfis case, Oh the report Of q. Sabourin, judg-
rMents against the following named parties. for
tho amounts specified, were rendered: Joseph
AbAdie $780, Henry Carrlere $5438 g.. Widow
William Moran $3.50 80; against y. j. D. Mace
two lots OF ground. Nos. "a and II. IN the square
bounded By Oarondelet Walk. Toulouse and
Broad streets: against Victor DemoruelIe. for
lot No. 81, in the gduaTe bounded by Broad.
White, Dunaine and s.. PHILLIP streets: against
b. Deyoe. for one lot OF ground. III the square
bounded by Van Buren,, Fourth. DumHfne aud
Belleoastles streets against Adele MonKet, for
lot No. 3, In the square bounded BY Halcedo,
gayoso. bnmaine and 81, Ann streets against
jacques 7. Morian. for lot No. al. In the square
5 BOUNDED I'd s by Rroad Dorgenois. Dumsine and
s2o.25o 10: against Flovie Floy. for e17,291 40 i.
against Widow A. Lanusse. for. se24s 10 ];
executrix OF estate Of 4. 3. Moaaaaux. sfzsofos
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
CT sTOM.HOUSE NOTES.
Points of Interest to Exporters.

Naval Officer Lewis left for Washington last
evening In response to summons from the
Washington authorities. r,zsy44..
Kellogg was anxiously expected of the build
ing all day yesterday. 1t having been announced
that he would arrive In the city during the fore
noon. He did not, however. put In an appear
ance.
Raford Blount. of Eatchitoches parish fame.
has been appointed foreman Of the laborers Of
the appraisers department
Y VIM. Gander, captain OF the schooner Annie.
was before Unite d States Commissioner Quin-
ytaro yesterday on the charge Of violating that
OF passengers vessel may carry. He was dis
charged on the advice and suggestion of the
United States District Attorney. who was Of the
opinion that the section under which he was
arrested did not cover the case.
The Collector OF Port has received q copy
articles Of commerce produced I'd Chill.
s@@ The regulations provide for a reduction up to
June Is Of 50 per cent Of the duties on articles Of
artieles brought from Chill By vessels calling
at ChiIfhn ports will be assessed 40 per cent OF
their value. Articles brought direct from for
sicles from Chill will hereafter be taxed 40 per
Gent OF their value.
The, Collector has also received from the
Washington authorities copy Of eommuni.
cation from the United States consul tat Mad
rid. The consul represents that April II an
prohibiting the importation of American pork
This was followed by an edict on the twentieth
reshipment In any part Of Portugal. On the
9th instant another ediet was Issued making
exception In favor Of lard and pork In bonded
the pork and lard. however. to be Inspected be-
fore being distributed. The Consul states that
he is reliably informed that the transfer Of
American meats from American vessels to Por-
Sngaa vessels in Portugal waters even for CON
q sumption Is prohibited. and he asks for facts
and general Information which may be used in
having the stringent and harsh measures re-
soAea-resS |
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03
THE sANITABIANS.
Preparations for the Popular Meeting To-
Night.

Il According to announcement, the members al
Il tho various committees OF the New Orlealf
!, Hahftary, Auxiliary Association assembled 81
VI the rooms yesterday to organize into q com.
mittee VI management and reception Tor the
great sanitary meeting which 10 to take place
this evening at sh Patrlok's Hall. t #
During The meeting the members INDUCED ID
free conversation scoIcerninR. the object III
view, the sanation of New Orleans. From
the expressions Of the gentlemen present 1t
would appear that the main ropositions Of the
associations are those 10 number
First That the paramount necessity Of New
Orleans is o thorough drainage. NOT only o
other city, But one that viii even b superior.
second The system best adapted tothe situ-
M 5sps a e sna & s sas
VII 8 sviaksnt siso sat tho gentlemen q
Ia an1Wse aempt 70 d deae sa
ence, the authorities or the people as to any
particular method OF draining the city. or OF
simply propose TO form and shape the public
sense In the matter Of the importance of
ss dapa sss g ks 0 lses
senting large commercial and persona. inter
y ests and as OK enslve individual contributors
ta city and State revenues and announcing
faces III necessary. in order to encourages the
esnsral public "a initiating their easn.glls ~,
81 eb ~ Hash Ms sset b 81 81
aa sA sass. si aa asgS tsb S
II aNaft ataresses on the Immediate necessities
Nak MeM Nfl leans. w. " ". !,
ass
streets and levees committees. and the chair
men d the ward committees. are notified that
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The Pride Of Jefferson Lodge No. 1879. G. o.
o. Of o. r.. composed OF q number Of promi-
nent colored citizens Of New Orleans. propose
to give u SrAuu eXCurSfyrtsAN UhihodarY m, tha
seventh 81 THIS month. They viii feavs ,s ~. 81
o q. "a. and return the following day at s b. m.
On Sunday a basket meeting will be held at
Kennedy, @
!. The report that barges are to be used by the
excursionfats. or that they have any distance to
walk Ii declared to be untrue. The excursion
train from New Orleans will run Into the town
Of Thibodaux. The other report that the ex-
enfaiofl will BIZ postponed is also pronounced
false by the officers OF the Lodge.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

State OK rel. T. Wharton Collens vs.. e. A.
Burke, State Treasurer elator. the owner
and holder OF fifty warrants OF 800 each pay
a o e ne eae e Il 81 90
out of the revenues OF 1876; fortY-nine war
rants Of 500 each one OF s6e 40 and one OF $50 CO.
mandamus to compel the Treasurer to pay the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-03

At d meeting held on Saturday evening atthe
Louisiana Cockpit the Laville Rauuette Club
was organized and the following named officers
were elected: President. John MeClelland; vice
president Chae. Nice; secretary, u. 3. Bois-
dore: treasurer, VIM. Esnard; captain. Hy. Rel.
neks: first assistant captain. Paul ghaudet;
second assistant captain. w. Esnard. This club
town grounds @s& IN