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passed regulating fhr admission Of vo,inr men
into tile Seminary At Milwaukee for tho pttrpDsn
uf hcc0tnlng Instructors In cnlia,hcnscs; atua a
sn1i OF money Wah arlEuartatcd for that puf-
}Nse. .-.. ....,.--.
The reports hubmtttcd BY vnr1ous Committees
allow thnt tho several branches Of the Turner
bnni nru III \ prssnctnnA financial condition.
The election Of district officers for the ensuing
yenr was referred To tho soesotr at Peru.
The next annual meeting viii taku Dlncc at
Chicago. under tho auspices Of the Forwarts
Turner Society. A vote Of thauka WAS tcnusrcl
BY tho Convention 10 The MENDOZA Society, for
the courtes,ea anA hosptta1tAts extended u, the
delegates nn'l members ftutn abroad. .
Tho Convention concluded It's lnboss about
ii o'clock p. Ill.,, wIteD the members retired TO
The Caslno.roone. where all entertainment AMI
excellent rcfrcshtnents awaited them, gotten W
by tile ladies Of The Casino Socicty. Tho small
hours Of the morning fcmtnde'l Linz guests TINT
II wns TINS TO I!sperse., Ebs Fentlssncb wcrc
protuso In their acknowledgements of the lsber.
ality aml generous kindness si.e~n thctn, and
hoped the Mendoza pet,ple would give the Chi.
cuVosns IN opportunity of returning the coin
plucnk.
, 1879-06-04
THE BApTISTS.

MEETING or THE LAKESIDE ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of the Lakeside BaptIat
Association wns begun yesterday Afternoon.
The Roy. r. T. Allison, Of tho North Star
Church, prestdcd, aud Mir. II. II. Cl,sso1a Of
f1Clated as Secretary. Representatives fro,n tho
following Baptist churches were present:
Batavia. Engcwootl, Evanston, Gardner, High
land pars Hyde Park, Lomout, Lodi silllard
Avenuc, Mokcna: Morgan rark, Twclyc-Mi,c
Grove {1ViIlln Centre(, and Unity fWimctte);
md in Chicago from the First the Michigan
Avenue, the Fourth, the North Star, the Unl-
versisy Place, the Western Avenue, the Coy
eutry Btrcct, tho Dearborn Street, aud the
After the customary devotional exercises had
been gone over, letters from the above churches
rend, reporting progress during tic past year,
Generally kpeak1NE, tho history OF those branches
OF The Association was Of the most satisfactory
nature.
The following Committees wcro then ap-
pointed:
On Rcccpt'on-rbe Roy. F. i. cressey, ". A:
on obltuafies-rhe ney. c. pcsren, the Rov. l..
sistsoa The ts ss Rey II + Ss1 the 'v james
OH 1scsolutions-'rhe Roy. George G: Lorlmos,
r2jco p hs ad IT, s, + T. astsen use[ ? P p Sn @soFGe
On Nsxt se.stcn-The Rev. r. ". aoodspeed,
j. @ A.Hcnry, b. L. Aloro, L. Wh'ppte ". A. Kron-
Auditing censmItscs-M. ]. Mtdler, +. S. Rel
| den, and William Garnett.
The, Association then adjourned until this
moruinE ut O'Clock, when CON nittces, the
Treasurer, and others, will submit rcpnrts.
. Immediately upon the adjournment, the
Board Of Fore1gn Missions held q meeting, be-
fors which spoke tue Rey. G. F. Tolmau, secre-
tary Of the Western Foreign Mission Assocta-
tion; Mrs, ". ". Hentford, Asssociational Sec
retary; Mrs. E, u. uulbert, and Airs. q. +. Toll
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TuRNERRuNO :


MENDOZA. H., 4JunS 2-T'he annual meeting
OF the delegates OF the Chicago District Of The
North American Turuerband wus bold yuater.
day, ut Turner Hail, iu this city. The Exccu.
tfse COMMITTEES consisted Of Max Stern, c. A.
+. nuucke, F. @. l.cuscb, William kuecken,
Louis Soidel. aIld Joseph Dauxsgar. Tic dele
gatcs Wero Philip Stein, Julius Cohen, q. lib
bier, II. Eude, william zoclles, William Prels.
meyer, and r. J. E'iert, Of Chicago; K. 0rohe,
OF Aurora; A. II. Slsobol. Of Ottawa; Joseph
Werlhelm aid William Dercksnbeuel, Of La
Balle; ii. Bellinghausca, q. Il. Eickhoit, aud
l.. AckermAnn, Of Peru;, John Wellmsoth, of
hfendota. The Societies OF Rock Island and
Laporte {ind.} wcre not represented The iol-
lowing ofllcers Here elected; Phtllp stein,
preaidenti L. Ackerm.no, Vice-pseAtdens; q.
A. r. Huuka, Secretary.
A recommendation t,at immediate action be
takon to form Turuerbund for the exclusive
hanelt Of ladies. Vas adopted. a bylaw Ma
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GRAIN IN ELEVATORS.

Frank Adams rosuts Out to tho Assessors
tho difficulty Of Ia.i"s It.
II recently occurred 70 Tue present Assessors
that Wheat anu nti,es grain IN elevators a''ould
pas Lux, .'oan II .a ao' oesn .lls & sa.''a 10
i'st ~ nu' nos pens sat' VI" .'e po'ns' u'e5
asked tic opinion OF Corporation Counsel
Frank Admins, md rot 1t Yesterday. rs follous.
s,''' ' 1.'. u.r. g.ssa, 1.1.
tnIetHos ret.s JMi8 DIfsan' rSa: r5anx nFaxs, aot-
i ir.v 's e 3o,e,s ~ oS % S"nid, iii: aua XorM
M ,esslyea so1 aaya snee
so, yoa y a, 5 Mpgn
NV Il @ .,st.at na ~ ~ " H. ~ uy u
IT, I'm 11ne.,ion ~ ~ ,nrunfn,,
wasibs1 .ho ptsoefiy esa b as.ssses in s Sal&. q
fonntl m n n ste elevators II an; storehonses, y L.. .,
1ns "M fovHes 'as ~, ~ .aaS. % 81 tno Gy sa
nnti9n Q! nsonolsy. 11s ssate aaa county nnIposes
M w!a'n ano 1nFisaiet.on VI no M Ely atio y 10
trG, u - M ~ W 1o. pse H. S n Ely
esesssy messs.ea n tne Me nv" ~
t,e ohesS. wo's asf = y 9 msko II udyr there
sataon Counsel Or te sig az ,ot yonF sRa n;ytss1
anI my onen'on Eisen ~ suca e. Gapac!ty could nus,
oq be ,to @ lie sas
Anat9r sha!! gise ~ ~ nb'1on ana aavaso on asl
3us.gns o. aGs ~ 70 ns 1as Intent ad ean a
Icy. Law. Soc. ai5;l IN tiis e9Aaty thurs y 4
connty attorney, whose otileta! dn!y u II 20 Glyo
~ ~ o a n aSo r.. Sow
anco Of enetoaehlng nPnn tho province 81 othet Of
lcoes shall dSci!nc to express apf opltlon what.
ever ~ my onltaaf capactt1, J nave the anne
risnt. however. ~ any athet ntsate e!lAen 70 x.
pIcea my oinon. ana slnce you hAte aonc tno lho
Monos 70 a.k T. IEeaae:staesy submit tho follow
Ing aIcgeatlonh tor your consideration: .
When The meaning Of q Statute u doaoten! u 70
Alwaya legitimate 10 consider nc pfooao'e eonso"
luonce OF anf propnted consttuc1ion. tho suls bo'
ing taut when nsA!Mtc y enaeenttblo q Two con.
structtoHs. onr datIlMenta! to Tue pabo Interest
aud tho other not, the fofmrE construction must.
II h,ostsists. 90 avoided; n.,., .,,,.. \. H..
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balance on hand. ..".. ~. ......,So, 77s
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Business was vory dull yesterday In the Stato
Courts, Tho Superior Court Judges rail- along
as usunl, but tlle scsult nf tho election was
plainly visible Judge Rogers heard motions
for about an hour Ia tllo morning, ani showed
himsolf much pleased ut The doings uf the dny
before. Judge slcAtlister was the recipient OF
lnnguhcont floral tribute OF n cross and bas-
kcts or flowers which some friends had pfepared
for him, .s,t, wtion tho courtroom hlled with
was muck Affected. He was the rcclpios,t
Of many hand-slnktngs md congratulations
during tho day. judge Williams devoted tic
day u tho chancery casc Of lubey ". 1toblnson,
tho vigorous mnt,nor he disposal OF business.
Judge Foswell, tavlng nothing at stake. went
OH With his routine as usual, and sone suggested
that falnt smiIc crossed his face as llo thought
mcnt, better oil thnn his bruther Republican
4 i,ote received yesterday from Judge Moore
By Mr.. CotIccn his clerk. stNtea tint nc 10 ul1et'
hetscr, an'i will DO in court tn a few days, pos
| stbly this week.
Metropolitan City Railway Company was set
| for tfiaE los the June term by JtaEe Farwell.
| Judgu Jameson, Tho testimony OH the patt OF
| tho city will lu closed this morning. mud at
tor,,eys rcpfescntlng defendants should la pro-
| parcel to put In thelE eSidcnce to-day:
| tNtTEQ STATES CpuHF+
| Elfenboth A. Allen iiled bill yesterday
ugaisst tT Tnomas M i. ant, Elizabeth Crnter aod
others to foreclose MORTGAGE Tor $5.0o0 on tl,e
| s. x of the s, i. u OF the y. 4 Of the =. W. Il
| of ses. 20, 10, Il, In Knox County:
! ". l. Penn FLED hill aEalist ~, n. ~. 1nonp, p,
improvement 10 harvestcrs, issued Sept ~,
| 1t8l, 20 complainant.
KS, : Co. ans sa 9ssJote ssssEs Wasn e sssns e
| yat n1f,ln M n11tnrif frafIu6Nt COuFGTanEO
Ut their stock OF Iigass aud tobacco
at No. 174 Randolph street. and subject the
saI,c to tie lien Of h!s Judgment Tor 81, O50
{i,0Sz 81 in January Inst, wl,on tl1cir stock WAS
worth over $7,00o, and they were owing over
| $44,o00. Ii Is charged Tint thts sale was With
ou. consideration, and that Neabsrgcr 10 only
acting as trustee for Woifson d Wollsseins
BANKRUPTCY.
\ Provisional Assignee ot Ira pUtncy, with all
ihortty to taku possession OF tho assets.
ueorgv ". Campbell w.s appointed Assignee
' i iiqst and !si nsi dividend meeting wl! be held
tAts after.ooa ta tho caAu Of n. c. street
| nnu 4. j. Bradford.
| SUPERIOR COURT IN uRlEF.
Louis Cook began suit yesterday TO recover
Sc, o00 damages of Daniel J. Wrcn. 49,
Jacob Weli brought suit for s3ooo against
PROBATE couKr.
In tho estata Ut Louis Klstzke, miuoF, 1otters
|. Of guataianstto were issued TO Lou!so kltzkc,
lnsl bos,d Ut 81. .0O0 approved
Dsson s stass: asfs sssa ss e ssrsa so%
ul.d bond OF 81, 100 approved.
| Lottera ul administrations nero Issued TO Jo-
hanns F,eeEicka ssh,!lt; T. M ,!e estate ot Chris
In ll,a eataso at ifetmam strokrr. deceasod.
oiSea ss.okss, a ana Ssaa 81 ssS,o1 approved.
, 1879-06-04

THE 1,RfnUrE naANGM OFFiCEX.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE nu1t NUMEEot;e
Nrsnch Utcet II lhe different !v!sions dttisaated
below. whert Adscseents will tt taken for the satne
price chsretd te Main ce 3nd Will be received
on saturdays: ~.
y. & II. 6fMMA. HoouelIera sad stAtionesA II,
TwentY ,Ieeo ond-9t.
s. ii. WALi,KN. New.dester. stat!ontr, esc.. 1901
West Madison A.. aeAr Westtrp.Rv.
NOlEn1 THEjMsTOS. Wctt.sita News Depot, I
Bus 1sland.aY Gornrt Of ffaistet.st.
II. C. !iElstJcK, Jcwe1tr, Sew&!aales, aud Fancy
Qu1dg, 54l Lake.4t.. EGrn.f IlEcnl4.
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n ths column. tSyss Hnts lest. II cent? pr IN
seTtton+ Each additional hnk 10 csnts.
, 1879-06-04

Hans Masart's large painting Of Charles VS.
entry into Antwerp Is now on exhibition In tho
new inuscum In I,resfau, Germany. Tie faces
of the nude figures leading the procession arc
portraits Of wcll.kn0wn VIcnnese beauties ;
aud his Cattcrfna Curnaro waA also . portrait
, 1879-06-04
THE COURTS.

Reports OF Tho lsscoivnrs OF Broken Banks
Judgments, Now salta, Etc.
Dr. V. A. Turptn, Receiver OF tile Fidelity,
filcG the following report In court yesterday:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
THE SECOND BRIGADE.

New Orleans may well be- proud 81 its cih-
zen soldery, fol certainly none In the United
States can display more unity Of action In
the manual OF arms more military grace IN
the swing Of the march, more discipline IN
ranks and more Chic In the department OF
It's officers. But there ID one thing lacking
there ii not sufficient unity Of purpose, Or
perhaps 1t would be better to say, not enough
hornogeneousness la the aggregate command.
For example, We have the First Brigade,
commanded By Brig. Gen. w. j. Behan,
and composed, So far ~ Ve can
remember, Of the First Regiment Of
Infantry, commanded by Col: AT.
Meyer, the Second Regiment (LoI1siana's
isana Field Artillery Col. John Giynn Jr-,
and the Orleans2A Artillery, Col. BacfsTnin.
Outside Of this we have many and splendid
military organizations. which. joined together,
would make D most effective brigade, Ihere
Il the Crescent City Battalion, whose prof
cheney In drill y acknowledged Throughout
the State; there Is the German Battalion, that
under the command and owing TO the ezer-
ton OF Coi. Augustus Kelchard IL rapidly tax
Ing rank among the first of our citizsn-soi-
diefy; there IL the Washington Artillery
famous for It's past deeds and present disc-
pllne; the Continental Guards, an ornament
and an honor e ~ IT, th staei ,a1 5ne
uniform With all the military '.laisser alis aI
If their brothers Of La Belle France, THE
Bersaglieri," who wear tbs Italian plume the
Cazadores, VINO remember the. sunny skies 81
Spain and sport the native uniform under the
American flag. All these, 1t seems e. us,
Instead OF spending their energies separately
and losing5o much precious strength; ought
to mite under the same banner and form a
second brigade All should swear allegiance
70 the State Of Louisiana and become o. me
State National Guard, with good general q
their own choosing to command them. linen
the militia Of Louisiana would have tws9
brigades, chance Of promotion would
be in store, for re would then need
major general. The army Of the State would
be complete, and under the command of o..
chief, with It's experience and material, It
would be one Of the finest organizations II
the whole country. We hope that our various
military organizations now existing Will taxi
the hint and organize in one homogeneous
and invineble body that will he shield Of de
Tense and bulWark to the State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY

On the twenty fourth instant Battery A, Of
the Louisiana Field Artillery, Will give 8
grand military fete champetre at Oak Grove
lust below the United States Barracks, which
promises to be one OF the features Of the sea-
son. There will be competitive drills Of In
fantry and artillery. A fencing tournament,
target-shootlng races and other arau8ements
ouch as can he planned and carried ont ~ the
choice spirits that compose Battery =. -
will be remembered that Battery was one
OF the first companies organized under the
Crescent City White League, and under Capt;
Roman did noble service on the fourteenth OF
September, 1874 After the demise Of Capt.
Roman our popular friend Major Bouny
commanded It for a long 4 me, III be was
made major 81 the regiment. Now the bat
terry Is under command Of Capt. y. Auna
Angustin, vino ID we'll known to spare 70
pains when duty is at stake and WHO knows
that under the circumstances his duty y TO
please his guests. Therefore let none fear the
results.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
M. j. i. LEvoIs.

We received yesterday pamphlet
from the printing house Of Paul Dupont, In
Paris, containing the funeral orations de-
uvered over the tomb Of the late VI. J. Levois,
at the Cemetery Of Pere Lachaise. MI. LIE
vols, who was we'll known In this community
as an enterprising and successful merchant
was equally prominent In Paris, where be
was member Of the Chamber OF Commerce
and the Chamber Of Exports. Az VIII be re.
he died II thi7 5 city E o. the tEen r
steamer to Paris, where. his family resides.
There magnificent obseques were gtven, ,to
bis remains and oration deiIvered do oyer the
BY NJ Gnloa Pss and o. h 11e
Person Pei OF president Of the Chamber # Exports.
Both orators were eloquent in their tributes
to his memory and virtues, ana - rs fF eit
eulnnies paid him by the commercial nota-
bilitles Of the French capital.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17

sioner Chester's court, and laid before him
his grievance Commissioner Chester searched
the statutes, and went through the admiralty
law, but vas unable to find any provision
making the particular ofense In question q
criminal one, Or In any manner referring to
It. or Imposing punishment.
Determined, however, to hold the man, he
fsa1lea a warrant FOR his arrest under that Sec
zion of the law imposing q penalty for the
vioIatiori 81 standing orders and commands
on watercrafta, concluding that good behavior
and decent department must be among the
Jhe Collector has been requested BY the
Lifa-savfng Service connected with the
treasury department, f. furnish infor-
nation Of the condition 81 the Amer
lcan schooner Chase, vhic put into
Sabine Pass April / in distress, ard also
the particulars Of the loss Of The schoon-
or Buena Vista, which sunk In Lake Pont-
chart train. The request is made under the
acts OF June, 1874. and June, 1873. It has
been referred to this Auditor Of Customs.
The fast daily double mail service between
this city and the North and East, which WAS
temporarily suspended In consequence OF the
Inland guarantees, will be resumed to-day.
The malls will close at a. n and arrive at
8 and o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
cUsTOM-HOUSE NOTES.
Moot case-Mail Matters.

A case for lawyers to pass upon is before
United States Commissioner Chester. ~ u
wolves the question Of the jurisdiction q 2
United States commissioner over a crime hoo
defined 10 the United States Statutes govern
inc steamboats, and other vessels, ana WnieA
II does not come within the province Oh
local police magistrate to pass upon.
The case IS this While the steanlpoa. ~
B. Halliday was on the way down the TIVE,
one Of the employees OF tae boat attenlpeeu
to commit crime defined in criminal law a
. crime against nature. After the arrival OF
tha boat at the wharf in this city the person
apainst whom the otfense was attempted ap-
peared before Recorder sheehan for Inc pa "
bose OF making an affidavit against ana Sc.
curing the arrest Of his persecutor JudRe
sheehan declined 70 receive the al aa has g
the crime was attempted whie 5as po ne a
n ha had M ~ H iursdction. The vod5s aant
tbsa proceeded 70 United States Sonm'S'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
COPARrMERsHIPs.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Lambertype Process.

On Friday last. the eighth instant, the Esu Or
leans Times In personal item, mentioned the
departure Of Mr.. Washburn TO his old folks
at home III Petsrboro New Hampshire" and
the further statement IL made, that on his re-
turn to this city no will Introduce the famous
Lambsrtgps process Of photography. Of which
hs holds the patent right for this city. and
which, It Is conceded. produces a permanent
ne7er-fading Bicsure."
There Is ra1ch truth anf some error In this
statement. Ths Lan.bert7pe process is cns Of
the best discovered, and b. Il the most perfect
beautiful aid permanent pictures ars produced
a5 all my customers viIing!7tesifY.
But there il Al error In stating that MI, Wash
burn holds the patent right for this city.
purchased the patent right for the whole STATE
Of Louisiana, In 1876. aud my patent right Il
good for seventeen years. | lave never trans
ferred any part Of my patent right TO Ar
Wash burn. hence he can neither introduce"
the process. nor uss or employ Il In bis b1si.
ness in any manner. shape or form.
L might be deemed useless for NE 70 make
this annoup cernert ~
G6tafned sr5na the inventor. Mf. Lambert him
self. and the immense patronage the possession
Of this patent secures me- have thought Il no
more than right 10 thus notify the public Of ths
49, THEODORE LILIENTHAL,
au144t 70. III Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
BASE BALL.
J. s. Wright vs.. Eckford.


To-day, at Ogden Park tbs J s. Wrights
will play the Eekfords. Both mines, notwith-
standing the bad weather lately, are in fine
trim, and q good game might be expected
provided the spectators do not crowd the
players by coming inside Of tns ropes that
will be stretched outside Of the diamond.
IsAAesos vs.. BADGER.
A grand game Of base ball will be played hy
these clubs on Morgan's green, AigieTs, To-
day. The following are the players.
Isaacson- White, G. sutherIin, q; Ramsey
s.s., wilcox, L, Mckee, t. {; Mali, G. {. :,
1st b; -fietel Il b.; Crane, ID b. Iasky, ). j.;
Meyers, IL, Cone, &. T.; Callow, r. t.
NEW Glue.
The Chas, Feahney Club was organized On
Friday right. The following are the officers
vi Baar RE Tassnt rt hasT Te cf pTss
financial secretary; E, Smith, treasurer
pIavers: Babe Balser, o.; III. 0,R0urke. 1T b.
2. Kenney, ID b.; E. Smith, ri b., !. McLar-
nay; :; s.; J: K9nney, !. +; y. Walker, G. +
the Fultons st Ogden Park at ~ O'Clock
this morning. They are open to all clubs ul-
der fifteen years old.
sK1DMoEE BASE BALL CLUB.
This club was organized August lG, 1879, a.
follows: Ed. Murphy, captain ana p; ].
Burke, g.; w. Burke, 1st b.; J. McDermott,
ri b.; w. Cook, Sd b; Fl. DonneIly s. g.; G.
German !. f.; l.. Hilbert. G. r. !. J. Byrnes, r. t.
2. Reiss, g. Hsimer, substitutes: O. Loge,
water boy.
BASE BALL ITEMS
The much-talked-of match between the
Eekford and the Wright BASE Ball Clubs Will
take place to-day.
The game promises to BIZ unusually inter-
esting, for the Wright nine ID one If the crack
teams Of the city and stands among the first,
and the Eckferda, although a new cltb. have
a record Of nina winnings III q total Of nine
games played since their organization.
At meeting of the Wynn Rogers Base
Bail Club held son Saturday last, the follow.
ing officers and members were elected Sam
Munroe. captain and "a b., b. FL. Weaver
match captain and G.; r. II. Riley, president
orai "a a; JOS. DeDhsi, siGt5 pf.5nielit anu -
D., J. Murphy secretary and s. .; y. w
Gerry, steward and rf.; Samuel Weaver
treasurer and G. f.; ID. Cloney, l. r. John
Gray, ..
The base ball convention assemblies again
on Thursday evening next 1T O'Clock, at = 0
10 Caronf'elet street. The permanent organ
izsstion of the proposed association will b
effected at the meeting.
The E. G.. Woods Base Ball Club will cross
bats with the Gus Cast Base Bal Club o.
Ktlier'5 green, for tbs sum of s..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. :
state Of LGHiniana.

/ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
| state Of Louisiana. J
Whereas, many erroneous reports are circu-
| lated concerning ths sanitary condition Of New
| Orleans, and many wholly needless and ground
| lpas fears have been entertained which have led
The inhabitants and authorities OF several
| Southern towns ard cities to establish and con-
time quarantine against this city without Just
| cause:
| And whereas. the health Of this city IL now
and has been during tbs past ninety days Is
| good ~ sver before known during summer
months:
| Now. therefore. I, LOUIS ALFRED WILTZ
| Lleutenant Governor. Acting Governor Of the
State Of Louisiana. have thought proper to
| issgs this my proclamation. announcing 10 the
| good people Of the stass Of louisiana and all
to whom It may concern. that according TO au-
thsnsic official information from the State
| Board 81 Health. conaurrsd In by all resident
| pracicng physicians there has been no CASE 81
| yellow fever In the city OF New Orleans Or it's
vicinity since the twenty ninth OF July, 1870. and
that the general health Of tais city ia now rs
| good and its sanitary condition as favorable as
! ever before known here ia summer. Citizens Of
IN +~s e~z-a 9iein~ a-n 1913, -eesDF.1st 4iy -
vised and urged 10 follow the example OF NO.
! bile MONTGOMERY and other Southern cities Ia
raising quarantine against the city OF New Or
leans. and put an end to 8 damaging. annoying
and wholly useless obstruction to travel and
commerce. az Intercourse with this city is at this
time absolutely safe to all. whether aceIimated
or not.
! Citizens OF New Orleans now absent may re-
turn 10 their homes without risk and all who
have business "a this city. In any part Of thls
State. may now visit this city or pass through
Il with absolute safety from yellow fever OF
from any species Of eontagion or Infection
whatever.
In witness whereof have hereunto signed
~ nams and caused tbs seal Of the State 81
Louisiana to BE- hereto attached, at the city OIL
New Orleans. this seventeenth day Of August
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy nine.
LOUIS 4. WILT
By the Acting Governor:
OscAR AEEoTo.
, Assistant Secretary If State. aut7 n "a
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On the ffth day Of April, 1876. BY act before
W. j. Castell. notary public. sold 70 Mr.. A. &.
Dovney ygo Iol5 Of ground aad improvements
thereon. In square, bounded by Baronne Brain,
ard. josephine and s.. Andrew stree 5, and said
ale WIS rscor ed in Conveyance Office. In b TX
No. rs. folio BIS. The same property Is nov
advertised % be sold on the SIHT EEsTH OF
AUGUST. 1879. in q suit against me Tor taxes ae-
arniag after said SAILS Where were our asses
aors. and Why Is this thus,
WEI. BRA n,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-17
Maximum temperature. 81. 1nininnm "a.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1e.-For the Gulf 5tates,
clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
ture, stationary or higher pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley. partly
cloudy weather, rain areas followed ~ clear
Ing weather, winds mostly norther!y citation
arr OF higher temperature and barometer.