The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-05
GOTHAM GOSSIP.
Social, Political and Commercial
Matters in the Metropolis.
The Investigation Of the Charges
Against Police Commissioner
Wheeler Interrupted by
the Supreme Court.

nf0r ali N
,,1s as =, y, u ced Nv tho ma,or ia
Whioh "ae W VIC III .,r .,.e,;,,,.,s,,
day. was stopped ~ d VIZ -, - pio'''oi.ion 80
from the Supreme Couls' Ahe WIN u."ei9
the mayor to show cause why he should pro-
ceed to remove the commissioner, when the
+arn of the latter expired In MAY. 1879. and
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no sueoeseo' "'' "ppon
PROPOSED ORGANIZATION or HEBREWS.
Some orthodox Jews of this city have been
,,,aa,,ss,n1 the fdea m n central hodv of renre
discussing .'ie i'''''' VI o,'"1''1' 'oay :" loplo
sentatlves 1or the of9aalzaeiol OIL tnelr rell-
rion LIN this country. meeting held yester-
g., hy tbi,teen daIe0atea from as manv
u"y 4. .a1I..n5 ~ .er.at 49,. i,
eongIeeAslons, aesostu ~ III :" liz uioh " ~ w
OIL OLlhuoh ~ nt,, - III tI ~ 49, ~
AVIATION If New York and To extend a call
T. fahhi Mnyrr evh huser M Mnlhrin of Prussia
To preside as chief rabbi. II has expressed
Willingness to come to this country, and dele
oates will meet the latter part of this week
to make arrangements for his reception and
installation.
80 ,.pn1rrr,e .rco,rur on 1,rs rpt .,r,rrNr
Vob pAi't' 2 " ~, 1,I,. 49, 80 ~
c, n
Col; baIneIe mas s., Mt.isei iio,n ouph. ~ I,e
says ne was Selzpa WlJnout warrant oh Inc
seaee.s t o u oin,ninoh, i,nyriSnnmant nantin"d
III it - III % iasn ctnra and nnpliaa talran I'M intn
wv Wa.n ,.rnads onnarertiv 10 he sh"t down and
Gno,lv M ralaa epi hv fha SECRETARY of thn i,nn
tain-(ieneral with impertinent advice, that
bejng an American, the best thing for him
would be to get nome as quickly aS poSSib1e.
SECRETARY SHERMAN ON EWING, AND THE
OHIO CAMPAIGN
cro.,, ch,ro, ov,oo,, !, .noo1, 4,
t p' - an III MIA III nanana
ttn ua't tt S - W his ~ oad draSaes and tha issun
ID o,t osau - - r. Tipe s,1nosads g,ili n MT
sef'ot ~ " ,,,.oaidantiaI nanvass2 w.
au. n, sno ~ IL ,,,s,,,t ,ooood
NJ uhar,nn,, wau n o,,on ,bon bo would
go .,.n FL. Gl, rinl, V' IL
ply secu ~ ,,, oboina ha; ,,on tha tu,
All 81 ynr iIdar whnea frisnda com Main \;
the electoral commission why should he
complain? The commission was clearly q
I1lden progeny.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE BNAI BIRTH su-
PEEME LODGE.
sorIo,a aieonrd la ranorted In tho R,noi
Rrith Tia ureat .Iawish hnneyolent nryaniza-
lion TIE Grand lndya ie vigornusiv no.
anaaa III ,gaating ,pnneT md nj the nnnvan
tion Of district lodges Yesterday one of the
delegates spoke earnestly Of the necessity for
conducting the Insurance business on OASIS
Inat was hot contrary to Known laWs ior sue
CESS
ohhahf oeI oe LIE hAoh'
OLenry states emphatlcaiiy that despite
reports to the coutary, he vii not compete for
the Ashley belt Ia Madison Square Garden Ia
September.
tER1o1rs ErrsrNrss INCONVENIENCE RESULT
ING FROM QUARANTINE
Tho ,,o,i,r, favor s.ora b.s reaultad In mt
49,, ls,ast J ann,niata alnhnr,n n, iii JAIL
sells arriving mt this port from Cuba Mexico
and other places where the dread disease
exists There are now thirty vessels lying In
quarantine detained by the health officer
This wholesale blockade oil commerce Is eaus-
nR tonsiueIMple aolI.,lc xl1..;. a,nR sniipplnR
vanianoe and additional ey6nnse Tine u11 ,r-
antina eaasnn continues until Novauhar
Marchants in ira West India trade are se-
riolIslv embarrnssed One firm saws the adj
ditinnaI axnanse il s5oo Il dav
- ,
,..-,
and ia"na nm,n1.r of s,,nst ryylas o ara rs,
nnr+aa r. harar, roin;,,6, u 4 I'M aftarpnnn
Tho cignai sarvica t,,raan hare raIo,ta thnt
tha IN wave which Ina onnressed New York
d,rino the last f,w davs fs now nassinp over
the Middle and Atlantic States, and d cold
wave viii rench here tn-nipht Inn vii III
immediatelv sI,cceeded nv annther hot wave
rur WALLACE rouM1Trrr
IT. VIII, c,,,..s,,;aI 1..,,,,.,i,..,, .,,,,, =.
hal a.ato n.n.1. ~ WI -
as "an aot peRan eo.uas ,n nrt ne
I'LL IL eeS1ono ~ I'll ST y0o poaae ~ . l sSi.plo,
,a pus h ho 1uia ~ pi, ai"l nn
ad ~ Ind;ana and p,att nf i,nnant}' }'e,t ,,oro
- ~ .iisif., ~ .l i.ha - WI
at gess. ~ eone.uattthoo VI 'n1 ao7bnoe t,d VI
annsntot ~, IT, ,aai, ta an ar,, II bapd nd
.bsuaaen1 tbn regarng lde W ao,h ont III anp, m p aud
aae Az eo'ninlttae ! au!puInea 70 meeI - lrov,,
Nil 70 ~ ~ ~ n naS neA'' "nen Ai hoi u"
49, - - '.s ~, Au'.o d., @..
EXCURSION OF THE VETS.
The veterans of the war Of 1912, accompa-
MED by their children, grandchildren and
great numbering 200 persons
went on an excursion up the Hudson to-day
4 COTTON RAID OF TITE REARs
rl,. .>. 49, ,,ad,a ,,i,, -, 4t.. r...o
mne oeals lla MI = tn aa' ~ ~ oosIoa ~ 80
ttlia,ge Io,uas a,,u io.sru plices noWL from n
MIL " twenty ponts, - nnpseillnel uecllnsn ~. -
m99' agaihsb " 10 10 Saluluay evening, Ocgopel
solu down "a 20 nod aVoo' November 10 lo'z5 ana De-
eeihpef 10 lo1o.
ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES.
Tha advance IN East-po,,nd Freight rataa
resolved mon some time ago by the executiye
committees of the trunk lines, took effect to-
day The rates are advanced Twenty-Five