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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-06-27

Without charge, Rnies fer Self Measure, ana
samples oi Material from which Mems, Youths
and hos s'sllls are made, also Sportsmens, Fire
mems. and Military Crculars,) 10 correspondents
ia any part at the United States. Address O. "
SIMMONS son, OAK Hall, l,ostan, Mass.
The oldest anal largest clothing house in New
England.
\. u. In many New England towns and cities
we have established agents, by whom orders Will
he rceivedai the same price we give Ia those
who apply directly
A great special sale lthe 9Th This YEAR, is now
taking place nj OAK Hall, consisting OF Gentle
mems summer STATS in Bamboo Cloths India
seersnckers r0ngee silks. 1ussar skins, Nan
keens, Drap Etc, Al acas. aud linens sample
card ar G now ready, and can he ohtained without
cost ON application. llammocks, Datlinc Suits
sportsmens Goods, on Yachting Outfits are spe-
caties OF OAK Hap. Boston. lllsw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1879-06-27

The article Is telling Its own story h the hands
OF thousands who are using II with nnst gratit-
lug aud encouraging results
Mr.. GUsrAvUs Y. HALL, of the Oates Opera
Troupe writes; AFTER siN weeks use an cou-
ylnced, ~ are also my conlrades. that your CAR
BOLINE has aud Is producing wonderful growth
of hair where had none for years"
n. MccLARRAN, sixth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pittsburg, Pa. saws: THE good effects from the
use OF CAHBoLINE are brought 10 my notice every
day to such an extent as 10 instif, me Ia recon-
mending II 10 my null Intimate friends"
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The Richmond Sun has given up the
ghost.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05

Notice is given to mariners that a new fixed
white. light, OF the sixth order, has been
placed on the government dyke at Bear
Island, In latitude 42o 49, Az north, and lonRi-
tude 73o As west. Also, that the light on
Parada Hook will be discontinued after July
/, 1879.
A new lot Of refunding certificates, amount
ing to $4,000, has been received by Post
master McMillen.
It transpires that Adams appointment to
q position In the building Is not to take effect
until after the adjournment OF the State Con-
vention and his labors In that body are
ended.
Kellogg is anxiously looked for by the
officials In the building, and he Is booked to
arrive to-day.
Capt Charles DeBouchel, OF the steamboat
Eva, was before United States Commissioner
Quintero yesterday, to answer to charge Of
violating the internal revenue laws, by carry
ing on his boat number Of whisky barrels
from which the stamps had not been removed
He was placed under bonds to appear before
the United States Circuit Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
been offered by Mr.. Booth. SO much for the
impersonal journalism OF the Times.
THAT NEW ENGINE,

A few days ago there was had a most sat
isfactory trial Of the new third-c class double
pump steam engine built by the Ahrens
Manufacturing Company, Of Cincinnati, o.,
for Jackson Fire Company No. Is, Of this
city. Desiring to still further test her quail
ties there was another trial yesterday. The
trial took place at the canal at the intersec-
tion OF Broad and Canal streets at 5 p. m.
The object Of testing the engine at this par
ticular point was to ascertain IL 1t would
work the braekish water, as there existed
q difference Of opinion on this point. 1t VIII
be seen sby the annexed certificate OF the
Judges that the test WIS o severe one ~, ana
resulted In every way satisfactorily. inc
forcing Of water through 1000 and 1900 feet Oh
hose IL m unusual trial to put engines 20,
and the success attendant on the test yester-
day proves the machine to be one Of superior
make and unusual excellence.
THE CERTIFICATE
referred to above reads as follows:
NEW ORLEANS. June A. 1879.
We. the undersigned, hereby certify that the
trial Of the new steamer built ~ the AhIens
No Is M he Broad street CANAL
following was the result: steam was raised
from cold water In minute and 20 seconds. and
water was thrown In minutes and 20 seconds.
ze water was thrown GAG feet; through 1900 feet
Of hose, one.ineh nozzle. 2o21s fsef ;,1rne
Louisiana Hose Company;
r. @. CARROLL.
Assistant Hns'nfRsFH Eif T. pMie 1oNEY,
VIM, ra sr FsEEys 81 T.;
Phoenix No. g.:
Committee.
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The New Orleans Times having been entirely
left In the cold concerning Tuesday nights &c.
cret session of the Board Of Health, disingenu.
ously states that its reporter had been ex-
cluded from the discussion, intimating at the
same time that the other reporters were ad-
mitted. It says so, knowing the contrary,
No reporters were admitted, but the imper-
sonal journalist OF the DEMOCRAT managed
to get all the news and correctly reported
them, as we will show.
The Times interviewer states that Mr..
Marks assumed the authorship Of the resolu-
ton, and that Mr.. Booth had nothing to do
withit Cur impersonal journalist, Wishing
to correct that statement, AYERS most posi-
lively that Mr.. Marks offered the resolution,
It Is true, but that Mr.. Booth amended It and
offered substitute to the same In such way
as to materially change the tenor Of the mo-
ton, and both substitute and amendment be
ing adopted, the question was put by the
chairman as II the original resolution bad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05

at M s.oId brewery with Or without steam,
deponent sayeth not, but 1t seems that the re-
s,llt did not give much satisfaction. The dust
CT many ages remained In the carpets, and
even the tacks had not abandoned their hold
upon the precious material, as our informant
AYERS.
This, however, did not ruffie the temper Of
Jones GET, LII, who placidly demanded some.
thing like q double price for the renovation OF
the carpets, and upon some objections being
madeby Mr.. Israel, the aforesaid Jones q.
~ ordered his bodyguard composed OF three
carpet beaters) to take back the carpets TO
the renovating place. Tnis was considered
as trifie too much imprudence by Mr.. Israel,
who thereupon kicked Jones (H. I. J out q bis
house. This, and nothing more. Jones swore
out en- affidavit before Judge Sheehan, with
the result as stated above All Of which
tends to prove that as q beat-as D. carpet
beat-we mean as steam carpet beaten
Jones (H. L. has few equals and no superior.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
CITY ECHOES.

Ike Conner stole Ben Buffers hat and was
lodged in the Harbor Station.
Philip Charley, a negro boy, was locked up
In the Harbor Station. charged with stealing
piece Of brass valued at 81 so.
Eugene Brill and L,lcial Aces were locked
up in the Harbor Station, charged with steal
ing q WheelbarroW.
Gus Haymet was locked up In the Third
Station, charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Foran, on Washington street on Saturday
was killed yesterday by Patrolman Emer.
son.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
TIE MERRY-MAKERS.
Complimentary Entertainment at Car
rol1ton Gardens.

Com Min entaru E.ntartainmant ~ Co.
rollton Gardens.
TN moonlight festival riven hy the above
mod olnh T,,oada,, mn q N that thon,
'io,1 49, 1850 80 - 80, -, Sieli.seises
or friends could Wish u 70 DC. Inc Lord loves
the Merry-Makers, for he blessed them with
tha attest weather imaoinahla n which ~ an
- " Aae 1.aVo = ~1io. ~ on-
terrain Their friends. Oarroilton Gardens, as
glimpse Of It was had from the cars, had
the appearance Of what worldlinus world
s.,oh ~ haha,S ~ .. .ss,aa. h.s,,;s.,.,.' .,,
W.Sn ~ penoAu - alaul plliiianIy I'LL
minated with lnnumerable gas Jets, Chinese
lanterns, etc.: lovely ladies promenadinp
uith gallant rantlarnan. fa,inhtfui rn,,a,c n,
annras;a I.onfsiana Field krtiiiarv Rsng
Which f,,rnishad the sweetest harmonies = I
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JONES, Fl. I.
JONES, I'll. j..
He Drops Card Writing and Tries the
Affidavit Rusinasa

He Drops Card Writing and Tries the
Affidavit Business.
Mr.. Edward Israel, charged by II. T.. Jones
with assault with q dangerous weapon, came
up before Judge Sheehan on Tuesday, and
Jones falling to substantiate hts charge Mr.
israel was honorably discharged.
ne 1acts OF the case. as connected with the
history Oh so-called "steam carpet beating
az o. some interest to housekeepers and the
puolc u general, SO we think 1t proper to air
them.
some tine ago. as we heard from Mr.. Israel
himself, ms carpets were given out to be beat
ton Steam Carpet BeatinS ma sP y Ine EOS
company, of which Jones III. al "a tno sd haag
/ S 90 front. The Same man who spu IN Iaa
us In the newspapers and asks ftr mi ~
ives correetions,i The carpets were beaten as,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
THE COURTS.

United States Circuit Court.
Henry Bovee w. w. j. Brooks ct als.-Order
issued to defendants to keep account of the
articles manufactured by them of the kind de-
scr1bed In compliments bill and to keep also
an account of the sales OF same until the final
trial Of the cause
Montana vs. Saloir.-Suit dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
BASE BALL.
II Rla.ka 1s1u1,

Il. IEs bIt1KV NINU.
The Il. Il. Blake Base Ball Club was organized
on Monday last, at the corner Of Tehoupitou-
las and Cadiz streets, with the following Off
GERS and players: s. Hymel, g.; G. Eerman,
o.; FL. Rau, LIST b. and treasurer; A. Guste, I'd
g.: II. winners, Sd b. and captain; Il. La
coste S. g.; N. Seller, |. e.. FL. Puderer, G. I.
and secretary; Ell. Serow, r. 1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
Died of Lockiaw.

VIM Decker, the colored man who was in
jured on the twentieth OF May on the steamer
Isabel, died Of lockjaw yesterday at hts
domicile, corner OF First and Claiborne streets,
The coroner viewed the body and gave a
certificate according with the facts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
Capsized a Sailhoat

Tuesday morning a sailboat containing
Jim Fordyce. John Anderson and Thos Fan
nor upset In the river and precipitated its
cargo OF living freight into the water. Fortu-
nately, all the men were good swimmers. and
reached shore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05
More About Church

In Wednesday mornings issue Of this paper
was chronicled the arrest of VIM. Church.
alias VIM. Davis, alias Chism, for the ali.
legged crime OF grand larceny. It now trans
pires that the amount stolen was $500, and it
was taken from his benefactor. Mrs. J. MI.
Davis.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


A cor munieation was received from teach.
ing vacation. This request raised a discussion
and the matter was finally referred to the
committee on teachers, with power to act.
The application OF Miss r. N. Donovan, for
the position OF teacher In the public schools
was referred to the committee on teachers.
RESOLUTIONS
the report Of the committee Of three about
the Mccarthy School be referred to the presi-
dent aud superintendent, with power to act
Mr. Collins moved that the committee on
school houses obtain from the commissioners
81 the MeDonogh fund another MCCARTHY
school In place OF the one row In ruinous condl.
ton. Adopted.
Mr., Collins offered q resolution that Mr.
Isaacson be authorized to appoint o teacher
In the next vacancy, In consideration OF his
services as treasurer.
Mr.. BARLEY said that Mrs. Sulakowski,
whose application was before the board at the
last meeting, had precedence.
IA resolution deploring the death OF Mrs. y:
III. Diball, second assistant In the Marshall
school, was read.
The vacancy was filed by the promotion Of
Mrs. /. Bloom field, and Mrs. NJ. A. Curran
was transferred from Rampant No. 70 the
primary department Of the Marshall school.
Mr.. BARLEY moved that medal be offered
to the best elocutionist In the public schools,
under such rules as may be adopted by the
board. Carried.
Mr. Fayerweather was granted leave OF alb
Sence.
After discussing minor topics the board adj
iourned.
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Died Suddenly.

| At II o'clock yesterday morning a colored
woman named Mrs. jackson died suddenly al
her residence corner of Dryades and Wash
! ingtOn streets.
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Superior Criminals Court.

SENTENCED.
Joseph Goats, convicted OF grand larceny,
ten years hard labor In the State Peniten-
tiary.
Amos Pierre manslaughter, convicted OF
the killing Of the negro woman Eliza Emer-
son, twenty years hard labor In the State
Penitentiary.
MOTIONS.
Thomas Waters, burglary and grand lar
on Monday.
Dan Hays, alias Pat Hays, motion for new
trial filed and fixed for Saturday.
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MOTIONS,
First District Court.

First District Court.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY.
John Relin, larceny.
VERDICTS
Nike Dermardy. assault and battery; not
guilty.
t%a@se+s TNFoRMATIONs.
Henry Thomas and Ben BAKERY, entering
Alfred Monroe, +. Ward and Pat. Clark, as
sault and battery.
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cUsToM-HoUsE NOTES.

Licenses and capital tax due state must
be paid now.
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Duplicate photographs may be had from neg
atives made Ut Washburn's twenty years ago.
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Second Recorders court.

John Relin, embezzlement, was sent before
the Superior Criminal Court under $1,000
bonds.
VIM. Calvet, carrying concealed weapon
was sent before the Superior Criminal Court
under $3.50 bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-05

save costs by paying state license and
capital tax now.
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United States District Court.

United STATES D1stT1ct Court.
Chas. Doolan has instituted suit against the
steamboat Continental for $1,000 damages for
injuries sustained while at work, and loss OF
time and labor In consequence of said injuries.
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AN IMPERSONAL FRAUD.

state VIII sue for license and capital tax.
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Nave you paid your state taxes

Great reduction In prices OF photographs at
Washburna.
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~ FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE LAST
PAGE.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-25
Genev1eve GOurgne, wife of b. 6Chlemne
VS.. Joseph Rock ct ais.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB TIE PAKI.9
y ish Of Orleans. No. 9s39-By virtue o. g Mh WIS
q eri faeias to be directed y the rs 9noffaM w.
eans. in the above entitled cans 9, VIII pr nps
coed to sell at public auction. at the MeTcnan ~
and AuctieneerS' Exchange, Royal street. w. ~
second District of this city. On SATURDAY. ~.
July 1879. at n o'clock m, the following -
sf oNR pU6SNR DTVIp Il HALE INTEREST d
Joseph Rock in and to the following aescflpo1
p1 {. GER XII LOT OF GROUND together
with the buildings and impToyemen.s VII. III
situated lin the Second District OF tnls II.
Philip and Ursnines streets designasen w IN n
number one Of square number tnlItegn t. ~ =
plan by A. dHemecourt. surveyor, "a snG q
ty-see nd Of Dfcember- 1886 anu "a IL Meas
the office Of Felix Grina notary sag ~. traats
uring thirty feet front On said orsulhess
by one hundred feet In depth ana at r., ana
Prieur street Being the same ed Dp9pgnl'K ilisr
s. ~ ges beiops D1eae notary
sesh'e IoT q oF asoUNp together VIE 1ae
buildings thereon situated ID tae s;oed With
trict of this city. in the square eompSisags Ann
IN Kocheblave, Orleans. Ton1l ana Dill, ns sur
streets, on a plan drawn BY =. z. ,a,f h 1919.
veyor, on the sWen1y.sfx OF enTs,aeafal. nos
and deposited IN TIE once o. 1 fl thirty fe
front on Orleans street by eighty ne
inches and six lines In depth onh Iav feet
line of lot number three, ane a III line Of
lot number i've Being the fapPsi s 9s9Rs1bs
CURED by loser Rock from o. p. The thirtieth Of
before Felix Percy, notary, On eho - s's
| June, 1858.
Seized In the above suit.
Tsrms-cashh q z ,ah1IccREEEiGAUTHREEAAlD5aas,s
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish o. oi'Ss@
ie4 II 1875 iy25
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III hi n9ee ea noa 81 fRea rive
baga@ 10 4spss = Rl ssp pfy VI
supply her place Hoop-iron cage day marks,
painted r sysng Ct af h saa 80 tbn the goW
Called 10 the fact that relief lghtship No "a IS
not provided with q steam fog-signal. During
foggy, weather bell will be rung and fog horn
the Collector has been officially bottled that
during the absence Of NJ. George derdes. vice
Engstfeld will act in his place and represent
the two countries.
Frank Berkes was before United States Com
missioner Quintero, yesterday. charged with
the discharge Of his duty. and was placed
under $1,000 bonds 70 appear before the United e
Berkes threatened the officer with mallst and
prevented bis selling an unstamped beer bar
he e @ a { make eS s sezaf
officer, and that there Is 10 law which ,au-
During the week ending Jun. June Ii The rainfall
| in the various districts named averaged as FOL
lows: Canadian maritime provinces O.6o 1nc a
90. Upper Lake reig eu' o.75. New England 1.15
| Middle Atlantic States. o75. South AtanIlc
States o.s4. Eastern Gulf States 0bo, western
Missouri valley 81. Red River Of the North val
| ley O.15. Eastern slope from Dakota to Interior
Texas Rocky e.
The same week the Red river tell Il inches a.
Shreveport the Missouri rose 20 inches at
bit Is now falling The Mississippi has fallen
| from to ls inches at all stations, except 81.
| Louis and New Orleans where IT has risen 10
and 10 inches respectively. The OHIO has fallen
| inches at Pittsburg. 80 at Cincinnati and at
louisville The Savannah has fallen 20 inches
at Augusta
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sBERIFF SALES.
mrs. gertrude MILLER vs.. Charles nrlel.

ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
writ Of seizure and sale. to ne directed By the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
cause, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Anctioneers' Ex-
change. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
romhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city. on SATURDAY. july 26. 1879. at IL o'clock
m. the following Described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated In this parish. on the right bank ct
the River Mississippi. in the Boura Duverie,
designated as lot Der three. OF So Ware num-
Der six, bounded by the Public Road or Patter-
son, Lavergne and Delaronde streets, and a
portion of ground reserved By the heirs of Mis-
tress Duverje. said lot having, French measure,
fifty mine feet eleven inches and six lines front
on said Public Road or Patterson street, one
hundred and twenty feet in depth on the II ne
which separates it from lot number two, one
hundred and turee feet seven inches In depth
on the line separating it from lot number four.
and ten inches In width In the rear, said lot be-
ing of a triangular form, according to plan
drawn by A. d'Hemecourt, on the eighteenth OF
March, 1912, deposited 10 the office OF Louis 7.
Caire, late notary public in this city. Said
property was acquired By Charles Brfel by pur-
passed before E. &. Gottschalk a notary public
1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. 4. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ip9S q IA On 5'ss@3$1
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Charles Gecks vs.. MRS. Louise julien,

fifth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish Of Orleans, No. 9248-By virtue Of writ
Of seizure and sale, to the Civil Sheriff Of the
able the Fifth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, In the above entitled cause. ! will
proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets,
in the Second District OF this city, on SATUR-
DAY, July 2s, 1879. at 70 o'clock M. the follow
a oEkTAiN YDT dF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
rights, ways and privileges thereunto belong
ing or III anyWise appertaining. situated. lying
and bsing in the Third District OF this city IN
the square bounded by Frenehmen. doodchfl-
dreD, Union and Love streets. and measuring
thirty-two feet front on said Frenchmen street
by sixty-three feet eleven inches and three lines
In depth, between equal and par llel lines. Be-
ing the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by Inheritance from Charles Teston.
deceased. according to the mortuary proceed
ings, No %, 703 If the docket Of the Second Ds-
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, and the
act Of delivery Of legacy executed before Amedee
Ducatel. q notary public. dated the sWenty-sev-l
enth of January. 1858, and registered In the
Conveyance Office Of this city, book one huI-
dred and nine, folio seventy five.
Seized in the above suit 4@
Termg-Cash on the spot. s3aS
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAU1. q
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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