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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19

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weift.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
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IOp Jun. faIennisFf feline Burbisrbe6eas
5nmmluug pieoer einpnden un6 feb an
ben SDf @lfonio's XII. beaeben. mHinc
lilac lacrimae."
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81 Qier q.

Wan6en, %. Nusuf. - Seute gen@s
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II 81 81 " 81 81 VI 81 81 Total
Wsssasten 4 s. d Il q d j 4 =

JOHN HoFFMANs, JR., vs.. WAsHINGToNs. JB.
An interesting game Of base ball took place
Sunday afternoon on the Pioneer green between
Jr. The former were victorious by score Of 81
to II and one inning to spare.
PAT GLENNoNs VS.. MAxDExEXAETs.
The game OF base ball played Sunday between
the Pat Glennons flate Capt. Remy CLARK Ciubl
and Maxdexexarts WINS wvn by the former by q
score Of IA to IL.
CREsCENTs vs.. LOUIsIANAs.
One OF the prettfest games Of base ball which
has been witnessed In this city for some time
past was the ono between the Cresc,nts and
LOuisianss, played on Sunday evening at Ogden
Park The full nine innings were played, and
at their conclusion the score stood to 8. and the
game was declared draw.
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AT THE CITY HALL.

Anent the report that the attorneys for the
city in the rail ranchise C a5e were intend
Ing to proceed to Atlanta Ga. in order to invoke
the Intervention OF the Federal court presided
over by Judge Woods. 1t was learned positively
yesterday evening that his Honor is at present
sojourr ing in Ohio and will not return South
before October.
The adm illustrators held q protracted meeting
IT the committee of the whole yesterday in the
and were not opened until $40 D.. m. At the
latter specified hour the agent OF Mr.. ". Van
benthuysen. came out Of the side door leading
CRAT reporter. but said he had nothing to COM
municate relative to his principals business.
There are ut present 2nO workmen employed
on the wbarves in the Third District. Admin
istrator Behan is watching the work as it pro-
or
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THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT

We are furnished by Mr.. Lusher with the fol-
lowing letter from the general agent OF the
Peabody fund:
PEABODY EDUCATION FUND. !
btannton. Va. september g. 1879.
Hon. r. M. Lusher:
Your sentiments in regard to the superfn-
tendency, In case you should not be re- elected.
do you honor. 1t does not become me to inter
NEEDLE with State cleo ions least Of al with
oisa auesiops sill as one whG de5Ees
which the. Peabody trustees. have given Whist
hey could can hardy Rr3lesss to BE-
With mere politician | can DO nothing, as
would wish. for the State. With q man Of no
nbap s ae v Work Would Ct beet
be very discouragtnR. | should, at great risk.
be obliged to rely on bis Judgment. when ne
do not like to hazard the good name Of the
Peabody fund by exposing myself to mistakes
In this way.
hands as superintendents. and ! have come to
the conclusion that can q OF safely adopt them
as confidential advisers till their capacity IL
tried. Good Intentions do not make up for q
want OF experience.
Il requires several years. apprenticeship to
make good snperintendent Nothing fs more
organization, school dnties-a knowledge Of
what other States, have done Or are doing; the
literature. Of educition: normal schools:
tencbers Institutes, the inspection of schools;
school funds AID school economy; school
architecture; school policy In general-these
are only part Of the thinks Of which a super
tntendeut should be master.
You have been tried your work commends
You. It 1t were for me to decide, would as
quickly give up an old family physician for
change you for one who has had no practice In
this more responsible office.
The extent Of our work ought, then. to be
largely influenced by the qualifications Of the
incumbent Of the office which you now 60 well
FIJI. Yours, truly. b. SEARS,
General Agent.
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and stores have proved great successes else
wnere and We see no reason why they should not
6uc0 eed In New Orleans.
y. BASE BALL.
Washingtons VS.. Paul Watermans

w @sLIh6 eous VS.. Il auA w htoIlH1HS.
A hotly contested game marked the second
meeting Of the above named clubs on Sunday.
September y on the Montegut street green. the
spectators numbering some twelve hundred.
The Wasbingtons were the favorites at odds Of
two to one. and as their Joe had arrived and
was in the pitchers stand they were booked ms
sure to win by the knowing ones. The game
was finely contested throughout. In the fifth
i've runs. and this 90 de m oraized the Washing
toms Joe that he retired to centre field. Bell TAX.
Ing the pitchers position for the remainder Of
the game.
On the part of the Watermans. the pitching Of
Collins. the catching of Fiz, and the second
base play OF Keller was almost perfection,
Bird. Ulmer. Stevenson and Zimmerman did
the hardest kind Of hitting for their side.
OF the Wasbingtons. Zengel fielding, and Fltz
Ion led at the bat. Thefoilowing is the score by
innings:
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CORRESPONDENCE.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH Fort AND
Lake Railroad.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH FORT AND
Lake Railroad.
New Orleans. September 8. 1870
W. r. Lyman. Esq. Chairman Committee Hood
Relief Fund:
Feeling, In common with yourself, associates
and our fellow citizans. the deepest. sympathy
for the helpless family Of orphans left among
us by the untimely death oI toeir natural pro-
fectors. the lamented Lieut. Gen. John B. Hood
and his estimable wife. and being DESTROYS OF
contributing our mite to the fund necessary to
their future. maintenance and education, we
propose to give. on Wednesday next the tenth
instant. an extra concert. and to donats the
tire receipts Of that day to the fund. We do not
propose changing our regular rate fifteen
cents. but thinking there may be many VINO
would cheerfully contribute an extra ten cents.
would It not be we'll to put on sale at the ticket
office special ticket at twenty five cents Then
those who wish to contribute the extra ten
cents can ask for special ticket. and those who
40 not can procure their tickets as at other
times.
Trusting that the outspoken sympathy exist
Ing In the community may thus find means of
giving practical assistance to the young and
helpless benehciaries. remain yours
NJ. SCHWARTZ. President.
Per T. s. w.
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CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION
Important to Masters Of Steamboats,
and Vessels Leaving New Orleans.

Important to Masters Of Steamboats,
and Vessels Leaving New Orleans.
The following notice has been iss ued from
the Board of Health:
In order to secure the best possible sanitary
condition OF steamboats, aud other vessels. AMI
at the same time secure the least amount OF de-
tention by guarantees at places to which they
are bound IL Is suggested that all eteamb ats
and vessels Of every class. leaving this port
take good care to provide themselves with
CERTIFICATES OF INSPECTION.
by officers appointed to this duty.
These certificates will certainly be demanded
ut most places. and are liable ut any moment
to be demanded at all places. The inspec' ions
will be made free OF any expense AID without
any detention of those boats and vessels which
give due Information to the State Board of
Health at their office at the st. Louis Hotel. be-
fore tar ing cargo on board.
These regulations are In the interest of pub
lie health and commerce. and In accordance
with the regulations of the National B ard Of
Health. VIM. 1t. AUSTIN.
Acting President of the Board Of Health.
s. s. HERRICK. Secretary Board Of Health.
September s. 1879.
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THE ZOE VS.. THE LA BELLE.

friendly match race between the two crack
yachts Zoe and La Belle was one Of the atteae-
lions at the New Lake End yesterday. 1t was
run over the Southern Yacht Club course. twice
around the buoys, making q distance of ten
miles.
The start was made at sol o'clock. and the
first stake was rounded at 5:l7. with the Zoe Ia
advance. The lead was. however. taken by the
and she held it until the first stake was again
passed on the second round, when the Zoe once
more went to the front and remained there for
the balance Of the race. comiGg in an easy
winner at tbs :05 o'clock.
The home stake was turned on the first round
by the La Belle at 6:o6 o'clock. and by the Zoe
one minute later.
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THE OLD TEXAS BRIGADE.
Tribute Of Respect to the Memory Of
Their Dead Commander.

Tribute OF Respect TO the memory OF
Their Dead Commander.
We clip the following from the Waco Eram-
iner: @M5@#m=
AT a meeting yesterday morning in the Office
Gen. Felix II. Robinson, Of survivors Of Hoods
Texns Brigade. the following was adopted:
We, the undersig led. having been long under
the command of the late Gen. John. b. Hood.
aud. having heard Of his untimely death. bear
this our testimony to the many virtues that
adqrn his character as man and as a soldier:
cons pcuous than his kind-hearted sympathy
for hts soldiers.
We each Of US feel his death as a personal
loss. anu we suggest TO our comrades every
whore that the survivors OF Hoods Texas Bri.
gade can best show their love for their dead
General by substantial aid to his tender babes.
now doubly orphaAed
J. j. ROBERTSON.
JOHN U. WEST.
II. j, SELMAN.
@5M@ F. M. NICK ZIG @@5M 5.5
J. p. SUKRATT.
JAMES MAMMALIAN,
A. G.. TREADWELL.
FELIX FL. ROBERTSON.
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sTATE-HoUsE NOTES.

Geo. R. Jacques has been appointed by Gov
Nichols commissioner of deeds for the State
of New York.
A telegram received BY DR.. Austin from Nor
gan City La, conveys the In diligence that a
white man tname withheld) died there of yellow
fever yesterday evening at O'Clock.
Inquiry at the Board of Health office ELECTS
the fact that there are only two cases Of yellow
fever in the city at present
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First District Court.

First District Court.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Ed. McGloin assault by wilfully shooting at !:
Catharine Mullen and Mary Williams. larceny.
AREAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Charles Cain. larceny. Remanded to await
sentence.
SENTENCED.
John Coleman, larceny; ten days Parish
Prison.
Julia Blunt. alias Julia Morrison, larceny !:
two months Parish Prison.
NoLLE PROSECUTED. s.E.#=
Daniel Wiliama. assault and battery
vERDICTs.
Eliza Baker. assault with a dangerous
weapon: not guilty.
j. Urbin, assault and battery: guilty.
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A Rather Mixed Affair, Which is Be-
ing Investigated.

Sunday night in the house No. 1863 Custom
house street kept by young woman
named Gail Woods. a fight took place which.
was terminated by Mike Rennessay. VINO.
playing the authority vested OF him as pre-
server of the, public peace by blow ng lice
Woods WOODS a IRE and losked 40 In the Thrd
Station. The former he charged with assault
ing aim with q dangerous weapon with intent
to KILL and the latter with being an accessory
to the assault.
This matter will be inves igated by the Board
OF Police ommissioneys
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timonial Benefit In aid Of the fund for the
orphans Of Gen. J. B. Hood. to take place at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday evening,
September "a. The price OF tickets fs fixed "
ST. and we no not doubt there will be a full
house. as not only will the cause enlist the
sympathy and support OF our people. but. the
performance will be really well worth seeing.
Either Ours or Clouds" will be given, and
all the best amateur talent In the city wi take
part and contribute to the success OF the benefit
Since the organization Of this association 1t has
given. for various charitable purposes. the
q mn
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Struck with scythe Handle.

1t o'clock last evening" on Tonti street. be-
place between two negroes. named VIM. Lang
well and Eli Lewis, which terminated in Lewis
being struck in the head with q se ny handle
made his es APE. The wounded an was til ken
to his residence. where he received medical
Treatment.
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CITY ECHOES.

Joseph Gall was locked up In the Third Pre-
cinct charged with assaulting L. Wilkinson.
DR.. J. J. Terry was locked up in the Central
Station. charged with disturbing the peace and
malicious mischief.
At half past IL o'clock Sunday night some ma
lcious person placed T. cartridge on the rail-
road track on Royal. near Canal street. and "a a
ear passed over 1t 1t exploded. much to the an
noyance OF the passengers.
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THROWN FROM A TRAIN.

Last evening man by the name Of Pat Car
roll boarded one of the New Lake Railroad
trains and opened hoslilities by declining to
pay his fare. but was finally persuaded to do So
He then repaired to the platform OF the car
and became involve d In Q difficulty with the
brakeman. named Fred Wagner, which termi-
mated in Carroll forcibly eiecting Wagner from
the train. Capt. O'Heil. who was present at the
time. arrested Carroll and locked him no in the
Central Station, and preferred charge OF as.
sauit and battery against him.
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TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT.

The Orleans Dramatic Association, which is
always forward In good works. and which. in
the past has achieved results Of which any asso
citation might be proud, have rendered a ..Tes-
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New ORLEANS, September 6, 1877

NEW OII1HAISN,
To NJ. Schwartz, ESQ, President Spanish Fort
Railroad Company:
Dear Su-Your favor Of this date. rendering
entire receipts Of one day upon your road to the
Hood relief fund" Is received.
The efficient management that has character
connsction With tue effort In '' your hands. the
committee only desiring to testify its grateful
appreciation Of your desire prom pity
pressed to add to the fund. and hope for an
abundant success upon the day chosen.
w B. LYMAN. Chairman
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Second Recorders Court.


John Williams and Frank Slater, charged
the Fourth Precinct. and also charg. with dis
turbing the public peace, ware fined $40 each or
twenty days Parish Prison on the latter charge,
appearance before the Superio, Criminal Court
on the former charge. AS they failed to pay the
fine or furnish bonds, they were sent to prison.
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WORKINGMEN'S COOPERATIVE
STORE.

The workingmen Of the Fourth District have
formed Cooperative Benevolent Association
and established store at the corner OF Maya
zine and Pleasant streets. These associations
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THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

BILL IN EQUITY. 45.s- f..
G.. B. Shields ct ais. vs.. r. Wingate Chase. tax
collector Of Conenrdfa parish. Orator prays
that upon trial of this cause the Judgment ron
dered In this court In 1874 at the suit Of Geo.
and VIM. Waldo vs.. the Police Jury OF Concordia
Parrish bs declared null and void and that the
ordnance of the police Jury. levying taxes o
satisfy tho said judgment. be also declared ills-
gal and of no effect and that al Injunction be
perpetuated with costs
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ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION.

Mrs. Redwtz we are informed, will contribute
the gross proceeds Of her lager beer saloon at
the Spanish Fort Concert on Wednesday to the
Hood children fund.
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Barnes & Miller. No. IS Natchez street, do the
best work In plumbing and gas fitting at lowest
market rates.
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SOCIAL CLUB.

the Myrtle Social Club has been organized
VIII good membership and the following
named officers 2. r. Robinson. president Mas
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II You want gas fixtures cell on Barnes d
Miller, No. 10 Natchez street.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1870

ner, treasurer: j.. b. Palmer. financial score I
ttary; y. " LeAive.. recording secretary; d, j, /
Wagner, sergeant alarms.
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First Recorders Court.

FITBt RecOFderS Court.
Mike Keegan, charged with highway robbery
YVES placed unaer $500 appearance bonds.
VIM. S'raker colored charged with cutting
and wounding. with intent to murder, was
placed under $500 bonds for his appearance.
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Machine and Carriage Bolts.
Nuts, Washers and Nails,
Steel Blacksmith Tools of all description.
Files. Sand and Emory Paper, Emory Cloth,
Sugar-House and Railroad Lamps and Lam
terms,
Putnam's Polished and Pointed Horse Shoe
Nails.
Worcester Self feeding Upright Drills.
Morse Patent Twist Drills.
Tank. Ooopers' and Boiler Rivets.
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We are furnished by Mr.. Lusher with the fol
lowing letter from the general agent of TIL
Peabody fund: