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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-22
TElNTrRE DEpURATIVE
DU ID R. VI EN(:.

c" rcmede Ini ma pas encore fnilli depths
vIngt-cinp ans quill est en- usage. est hic,
superior I, tons les tft,Giis de- .>u1scpo,,i}l,
IT tons les Dfpnrotifs, employees ~jusau'a &c
joGr.
y -n"rit toutrs les mnlalics cl,roninurs,
SOFT mfrlites. soft cNtrrtrr. sans difference
dag Ii de >rN", Mule mnladir provcnan,
de .imrnfrt" hn sang ne rfSistr a son lisa
re: les larire> de !urlunr nature ~on'pllcs
s"I"nt. les lntrnli'ts. c"nsfuncncr,lc l'ahns
dl mprcnte on de toni Mitre ]traiten,.rt uni
"a r'rlf In constitution. srn, paiiuitcmtnt
81 indlcal"n,elt @%u6rirs, 'onrcs les fuis uuc
ON l,rrshNtrc dams son tmploi.
Les L"anl9hccs, j'cttes linHrbrs, Lyfeu-
iarttrs Iats In nfrindicitf dies mrns.rues.
Ia rlil",oSe, Ia stefiNW proNcinnt lie ioutc
hla'itAtc thr"llg'i" on cnns;ilutirmtlie,
t"nlrS ceH mnlnaies diS,araisscni par nn
traitcment nssez lon"trmps p1nlnn.r d. Ia
T.in4urr Ddpnrnfiv" du DR.. Mrng.
L'tpilcpsir, 'orsqu'rllrn nest pas occasinn-
nee par nm" lf>inn %organipnc. les Rhnmo-
t'>m"s ch'on'qu,s ct !neqlci"is .iiqns, les
nlceres cancfrcnX, ont etc radicuic,ncIt
ynfris.
Les cures d@ia opfrrcs parlcnt asscz pour
on" Ia Ie'ntnre htpnra1i>e ,lu DR., Mcng
ait hc>nin ne ionte itclamr: il snllit de 81
Noir quill ny n pas en- juspn'a present u,,c
sr,lc malalic chrnniquc invettrtr on cons.
tiinfionncllc, pr"lnitc par nm vice oncl-
c"nqi" dies hnmclrs. qni ait rdsist6 Ia pnis-
salrr m"'icntric" tie cette preparation.
Chaunr hnnieill" est accnninngn6c lie
nomhrrnx cnr'ltlcais. vcnnnt de tnns les
points de la Louisiana attc>iant les bellies
cnrrS n,fTf"s par &c mnhicamcni.
~ In venie n st. Ja~c4l"s-Riycar oite,
chez J, Billion rt J. v. Armunt-Rivc gan
che. Eugene Laichr ct l.. Grandenry.
A la N"nvcll"-Orltans, l.. Lacassagnc
rue Decatur. No. 8.
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IN POkTANT hOTIt T..

The Policy-HolderS Of the LoV1-
slANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co. of New Orleans will please take
notice that l.. A. Colomh, OF Don.
al1sonville. is now acting as S"llc.
itor and will make collections for
this Company in the Latourchr
district.
We call the attention of those
desiring Life Insurance and the Sc.
CURITY offered under The St0tc Reg
%ists0tion Lac to Our YEARLY he.
NEWABLE PLAN, giving low rates
OF premium, and aguarantee Of full
protection.
For particulars apply to
AND. PATTON, Sec'y.
Or to
L. A. CoLoMB. Agent.
Donaldsonville.
New Orleans, June 10, 1879.
jy 5-2m.
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The Manufacture OF
Plantation Cats and Wagons

a specially. Inspection aud comparison Of
work and prices with these of other ma.
her> Will show Il difference of from ten to
twenty per cent.
ALL UOEK GTIRiNYEED.
march 81, IL.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-11-22
DIR. MENG, DonaldSonville:

C'est avtc IL pins vif pla,slr que je Won.
vols r,prrndre la fa'ricntion De votie Ttin-
tnr" Dfnnrative. .Ic ne %sauraiS ,rop In
r"commaialrr a tons crnX qni sonilrent dc
malmlicS anclcnnts. zen nj vcmlu bean
comp dams lie temps. ct j'ai ttf tfnnin dc
cures ai>si nonlhrtlscs que s~urprenuntcs.
Nais uenX %slrtout sunt restGes praytrs
dams ma mfnloire:
Nine, Santiago TroNillo. hg6c d'rnviron
l6 ans. qni drrni. plusicnrs annfrs n'avait
pn Gnit'rr son lit (%rctour d'h.e). s'est tron-
wee enforcement g,rrie. aprcs rcmplo, lie
pu"lqnes bontcilles de trintnre dapurativc.
F'l" est dcvenl,e forte ri puissanic, ct NJ
plus RESENT ancnne es1lcc dc donleur.
Me. Lasreze ,Asfe de % ans, qui depnis
p,'sierr> anhfes n'avait pu Sc livrer 4 a,l-
cnne esnect travail. en- probe 4 une migrai
ne qni Ia tenait cloufc lalis sa cluanlbre
s'est we drlivrfe pour t"njonrs de cctte
donl"nrcnse maladic. apres l'usagc de uuel-
qnes bonteilles lie cc,te home trinfure.
81 CT m6dicaincnt. bicn comm ct emplo-
We dams nos parages, await brsoin d't'rc
recommends. ,ic Ponrrais bonner lie nom de
n"mbit de %personnes qni ont etc queries
par la telntnre dfpurative.
Veuiilez men expfdier une caisse, Plu-
sieurs malaaes Ill en- ont demande ct rattcu.
dent.
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AMADEO BRAUD.

,Je c%ertiiie que lie Dfpnratif dn DIR. M.nr
ma gnfri indicalemtnt en- 1874 dune forte
eruption cntanfe sur i%'abAomen, qui await
resistf pendant al moins six mois 4 tons
les antrcs remedies present., par les pra-
ticiens de Ia Nouvefle-Orlfans. L]'sruntinu
disparaissait, mails revenait %tonjours.
Six bouteilles dc Ia T%eintnre Font fait
dispara'tre, ct ffrnption nest plus revenue
apres &c traitcment.
j. b. AuGusrlx.
St Charles, 7 Juliet ISIS.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND
Mechanical College,
BATON ROUGE, La,

Mechanical College,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Is now open for the reception Of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October 5 and ends july 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa.
entity. now of four Professors-the
number expected 500 to be inerea-
sell much philosophical and chemi
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction III Engineering, large
musuems of Natural History q Ii.
brary Of fully fourteen thousand
volumes, and II good equipment Of
small arms and artillery for mill
tary exercises. Efforts are also ma.
king to get in readiness the Ex-
detrimental Farm and Workshops.
COURSE OFSrTDY.
Embraces q wide field Of litera.
ture and science; and for the pres.
emf parcnts will select the studies
which they may wish their sons to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as studies, only obi ggatorN
on the cadets who are quartereu in
the University building, and option.
al With other students, who board
in Baton Rouge. To become :s,ul-
emit" or "cadet," is optional with the
parent.
ADMISSION
granted to Young mel and youths
not under fourteen years OF age,
who r proficient in the branches
of q common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the session, land be charged only from
date Of entrance. Students may be
residents of other States.
L. State or beneticiary cadets
cannot be received until the Legis-
lature makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu.
dents can find good boarding in Bal
ton Rouge, for about 515 a month;
and those who form ..messes,"can
maintain themselves for So to IS IA
month.
EXPENSES FORA MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses per month-Board,
lodging and servant attendance,
Sl2; washing and mending, $5 80;
fuel and lights, so cents; medical at.
tendance, 81 total, 3l6; OF for the
session of nine months S14i, or a.
that rate for part of session. Paya
ble monthly in advance. Contint
gent expenses per session-estima-
tea-uniform clothing, S47; text
books and stationery 915, medici.
hes 80; breakages and contingent.
cies, So; total, s,T2e: Payable s4S on
entrance, balance S24 January 1. In
cast of withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time of attendance, except
that there will be no remission of
fees for the last two months Of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy land desirable for delicate
youths who may not be able to stand
acolder climate.
For further information, address
D.. F. BOYD.
President.
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4 u r u i nc.

NJ. GEO. A. COLuMB Doctenr ncntistc,
de retoar de Philadelphia, on il Il 'ermin6
les 6tudes measures a sill profession. in
forme SEES Mnis, SEES commissioners q; 10
ltlniic uuil s'est tiAc i st. Juv1lly, dune
t:.con pernlanentc, sur l'habitation de NJ
G.. Colomb, ct quill sc met = la disposition
d aceuN4ui youlrout b;un l'lionorerde leur
c%oliance. % mars, 3m
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GENTLY Store.
Ju~TlLiE< IERUIF

fHurpenticr ct Mcnuisicr,
Entire rEglise ct le, College.
Offre SEES services aux hahitantS Qui
venIent conStruire, batter, rtparcr
maiSanS, SncrtrieS, etc.
S'adresser au Convent p. O.
, 1879-01-14
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County-Attornoy IL to hive an Office
fitted up In tho Commissioner rooms.
Collector Ayrcs l,as pa!d 50 far, about s25oOo
into tte County Treasury, Of which abou, $1,000
was III county otdurs.
IN the County Court yesterday the, bastartly
s,,'t of Elizabeth ucncinhanit "a. Fitx Rcmlcr
was tried. Tho jury will return scaled verdict
today.
Commissioner Bradley Is still at It. ltc fur
nshcl the Hospital with supplies lurlng De-
ecnber to tho amount ut fl'l3, aud tho Board
ordered tlie bill paid yesterday.
Yesterday was tho day set for ex-Sheflh Kern
to apply to tho County Court for all urtrr to re-
count the ln1lutH cast at the late election. lie
did not nut In MI appearance, and It ta thought
tint he Inns about concluded to gIvc up tho 1ob.
The gas-b'll for tho County Building for De-
ccmbcr amounted 10 $!is3 antl tho Wnicr tax Tor
the some premises TO S5D3. Both Of these bills
urc outrageous. nnl there Is the scnibfancu ot
"rctotn' about them. These are the larEcht
Hills ever presented for one month. With judi
cuus management. the bills for the year ought
not be much lager.
In the Criminal Court yesterday morning,
cishty-tlyu prisoners were nrrnEncd to t,icaCt.
Among those who pfcadel not guilty was Hay
ward, charged with murder. Those pleading
guilty were Henry Pool, tu robbery rcmlnded i;
John Robinson, malicious mischief, Two years
l'cn!tentinry; Join Martin. larceny. two yours
FenitentlarY: and Dwyer Hill, malicious mis-
chief, two months nousu ot Correction.
, 1879-01-14

sEHENADE nf THE AIT 8OCIETY.
The Aht Society gnvc d complimentary sere-
naae to Miss Minnie Flauk, the prima donna Of tho
Maplcson italian opera company, At tho Palmer
House last evening. "Aftcr the opera Wus
over" the members OF the aocety to the NUM-
ber OF about score bctook themselves to tho
pa1mcriiousc 0lcd up staire to tho partor floor
in tho largc hall near to atlss 1Iauks room. Tho
first selection was Kucken's 10 Vert THOU In
the Cautd BIast," wh1rh IVES sung with mucl,
success &tho training OF tho organization being
apparent. At tho close Of the first song Miss
flauk appeared in the doorway, clapping her
hands and showing an evident appreciation Of
tho beauty Of the music, "a well ns the kindly
spirit Of tho midnight sercnadcrs. Miss Hauk
lnntlc sweet, becoming 1ttt10 speech at thanks,
referring to tho sercnhtic as pleasant reminder
OF d NlmilRr compliment received by her two
years ago IN brunswfcls. In response 10 her re-
quest for another selection, "uood- Might" by
ttrachnef, was sung, and received Will.
marked appreciation. The cntire uar&y
then repnfrt.l to tho grand pnrlor
where a formal reception took place, and tho
charming soll0ttrcas was Introduced tu the
given, Including He's the Mani and Zoilncr's
"Tho Toass." In an unusually happy. ad-
dress of welcome, Afr. slas Il. Fruit
proposed tho health Of Miss Hank rs
one of AmcrIenfs most successful cantatstccs.
When Miss lIauk retired utter a few graceful
words Of farewell and thenks, tho Society gave
and the gathering Dispersed at M carly ltuur In
tho morning, we'll pleased with their reception,
and still better pleased with tho charming
prImR donna,
, 1879-01-14

VNlk ONE ulklEk uhl~ht.
Her Majesty's Grand Opera Troupe reached
tho rity yesterday AFTERNOON md aru quartcret1
at tho Grand pac!iy. A delay Ut three hours
caused by thu snow between Boston mud Nuw
York attended their trip hltl,er. Otherwise
tlev .an,e through will. neatncss and dispatch.
TRIBUNE Feportcr welcomed them At tho hotel
ana teaEucd from, tho Maestro, unller whose
direction tho trip was undertaken, tint, barring
tho unavoidable delay above mentioned, nothing
WAS left undonc on the part Of this Pennsylvania
Central TINT would contribute to tho comfort
and pleasure of tho travellers. The train on
which they embarked, consisting Of tho locomo-
tive, two baggage. six Pullman, and Col.
ala1tcsol's priyato coach, pulled out of bostou
At o'clock Saturday nlght. The pul.nnn
troupe, willie Col. stapplesun's rar was occu.
pied by It's owner and family, sam Carpenter,
Ut tho PENNSYLVANIA Central, and I: 4. GlIsou,
propr'ctoar, H., Of tho Westminster liote'. Ncw
o'clock Sunday morning. Tho rlia frotn that
point to PHILADELPHIA, ninety miles, WAS tnatio In
tw9 hours and twenty-ayo uIlnutcs. Owing to
pany changed ears at Pladeiphia and procycd-
III 10 ftttsburR, which was reached ut y D 0c1ock
sunday night Une hour mud talf was lost
here BY transferring the baEguEe to heaylur-
built vehicles.
Al l0::N o'clock thc train continued it, trip to
Chicago, arriving here, ns stated, ct = o'clock
| yesterday AFTERNOON. During the "run" over
tho mountains an unusually high rats OF speed
was obtalncd. the last ctehlymi'cs botWe reach
hours. Theuce to chicago this speed wus tnatr-
tatned. Al this end OF tho route tho best tinao
Was made fsun Fort Wa,ne. From Boston to
! Chicago, forty miles au hour was the guilt ut
| which they came, without MI accident or Aeluy
OF any ktil tt, adA to tho urlt!narY discomfort
inseparubIc from railroad trayrl. Tlln Numbers
| Of Tho troupe many OF whom haYe never tcfore
/ nj fhskn uIt
pressed themselves in terms ut enthusiastic
praise with their expcrlcuce. The sApid trnilslt
tte freedom from delay, tue abseilee Of fatl3uv
sud tts caru exercised BY the railroad authorities
| was roVetatlun tu tlIust unused to such Euri1
trunst, and Has commented on will. surprise
| and pleasure.
, 1879-01-14

Ths Sub-Treasury disbursements Yesterday
!. - mn f., .,,..a,,,,
Nere $a7'ooo !" eu''c"e5'
The subscriptions to tie per cent bombs at
... a,h r.o,sur,, ,o.ta-.1ov al n a. ftM
tuc ouo' treasury }cste'ohy "'"o"hlcA ~ S"ooo'
,tn,tcd stairs Marshal IIi,drup is still absent
=, u.,t,ran,t ,o,,,;r. oftor ,l,o an,ot,r,oi ,,r.
~ opt"et'e'u' 'uoh'"s 1''o' @4'o oe"nso''a. e""
ttst alI Julln Stillwcll, aid Will prdbholy not
return for three or four days.
c..,,. u..,,a,,,, ,o<,,,,. r.. ,,.,x,,, ,,.
SpHcctl9 HafFc3 . fESelpts iuw tnke1ua!'IcFe-
nue yesterday looted up sW,s37. Of ttis
amount. SIT $40 WsA FOR ta1.pRa aI[fits. $2,611
for tobacco and cigars, anl &5H for beer.
,r,.., ot.,, w., e,,,.ut,t 1,..,,.u .tu,..,
=, lhe oIAth Nuin opee!nl Oeputf alalsHa!s Atiu
suocrylsnrs fccelssu tno'T pay }cstetaay , tor
alleged services IT thv late election Thu
ArrN.tsEMENT.
Tim following circular wae reccyed by Col.
1e.tnr Sr,ith:
'es.oe o'u.t". -
, 1879-01-14

Thu Armory pollce report that the robbery OF
Michael Doran ut this curner of Twelfth ssrcet
mud Fourth avenue is litlle flshy. Dpran said
he was OH his way to visit nstlrsakE ut No.
lGO Eighteenth street, aud 10 Ruch person "a
known at thut number.
Arrests; Andrew Smiley, who gave himself
.,p at tho West Madison Street Sutton upon
hcariug tleru was . warruut Uut Tor him for
breaking windows in:CharIcs sehwartz's sa1oon
at NJ. w West LIKE street; EuRenu Mccarthy
ntul Lou Johnson. well.xnuYn thieves, run IN by
Detectives Murnaue al,u Wi!sy; IL. Wilkinson
sud seventeen !nnhntes Ut "The Grotto." cols-
;rt saloon VI M. III Clnfk street, which tho
. ,I!ce my Inns seyeral tmes been dtsorGerty lu
c.Iurarter.
Patrick Oucrln, who was nr1cstcd will, a
notorious gang Vt Ottawa Oh thu oecasun Ut the
reccpt!un ol tue l.ofhes, but whose houe is iu
auu WIS hSld In $5,0O0 ball To tbs 16th, upon
susplclun of having had u pand IN tho Go!dsta,l
diamond robbery. The pol,cu ctasl, that he is
the tnnn who smashed the window, hut 1t seems
HAat H. termed IL slang a rotten tio." uuertu
was quite anxious to "a to trial yesterday, AMI
eutnts to bo anIe to provo an alibi. The general
Impression Ii that Gurstn Il not tho man.
Justice Morrison: Charles Heck, charged
With ~ IT. sttemos e t. 6atE,as1s a T. F:h. xsos
,
Criminal Court; A. q. Fulton, tAs hlxhwayman
who robbed Georgs II. Laughton III Eniols prk
onu night Inst week, $l.N0 ditto; Jatnrs
Olsciiley, larceny vi lwo horse-b1aukcta,
$50 dnu; JoscpA IlaAcrruru, lascenY
of Kra!u from raIlrual cars, $l00 1ne; Ihunas
Holden, attciurted burglary Of Z. Cullerton's
ilUuss No. 5lb Twelfth street; John btnith and
Alfred John1on, 800 hns; Burt Goodman, obs
tanning gou4s By faIss prsiunses, to the l5th:
rutriek O'Neil and Joshua Allen, larceny ot
gos4la from showcase iu trout ot 7. kastier'1 i
iur s.o!e ou Blue l.lana avenue; sam.
ucl Triu1bIs, from CalnuFnia, wt,u
las bcea making threats to xiii hl.
wife aud A, X. Shaw, Of tho Hoard ol
Trade. aud suad1y other people whom lie rIatlns
haVu told lies concerning hun. ~ RN to keep ths
peace tur . year; Patrick Pentler and JuAn
keeuau, charged with stIe h1ghwsy robbery Ut
+. 4. Araold, Of No. llt Sheldon street, dis.
charged, as t4ey were boLh tried tp the Criminal
Court, and were successful Iii proving au nlIol
john breuuoek, Dr.. threats to kill lls father,
$3UV tu Keep tbs peace fur = year; ntl
persons arrested for fast driving I'd We4s
Washington street, u lIne. Ju.tics summer.
Held: john Williams, young ptckpocket. Sl0l
Hue; Lawrence Foley, &ssautlug nuntes Vi
persons ut jacob Fru,ik's saloon, No. vi Arches
avenue, md driving theu ull out ut thu point VI
revolver, S5UU to The Criminal Court; William
Norton, colorei, larceny u portion VI Z
haluess irom a. Hart. VI No. - Sixteenth
, 1879-01-14

South Side Ind gas The West Side must too, Y
It cost sio post. West Side property wnultl
''eprcciato Il Ill were used over there and gas
On the south s!1e Tho 1ittcrencs betwsen the
West Side and South and North Side Aldermen
Ercw ont Of tho fNct that the former waited
Billings to receive more for hts gaa thnn wns
allnwvd Watkins. The latter VIVA willing TO
take $al. 30 lamp and *l.tM Thousand Tor INC
ssI lamp md 81 4 tlousanI. The only reason
advanced for tho difference WA TINT previous
Councils Ind allowed It upon the ground that
there wasn't a. much gas bnrnc!! on tha Heet
sfde as OIL tho North atid South s'dca'
The following gentlemen, representing the
upon Alayof Heath In Corporation Counsel Bo!l.
fields oit'ce ycscrlav to see II something could
not 10 done tD stop the pack-toor sale o. li9nor
on sunaS " G. Gra Tiss!snt 1a ae Ai
Hoyn,ct,, f. ". \. stockwell, Y. IL. sopcr. II.
r. Mcguire, President Catholic Temperance
State tnlun; X. Mcl}ono119ls. President u. Fat
rteks Tcpernnfs soctsty christortes Cum ~
c!ety; and Andersen Wing, attorney for tho
Alliance. Mr. Wing rcatl the statute prohibit
Ing the saa Of liquor Sunday under rcnalty
Of $aD fine, and als9 thc ~. "eomnro'
ct which ho claimed was in conflict with
the statute, III tlat II required front doors to N
| closed and windows acfctncu on ssih'ay, bnt
| said n0thfnr about rear doors. Tic tscp1i:
tntton nsked II tho statute could not be enforced
| regardless Ut tho ordinance, and also II they
would receive tlle support and co-oneration oi
the Mayor tn prosecuting cndcs Of violation ol
tue Sundny 14fquor law. One gentleman said lle
ago sunday whcrn 1Qa persona were drinking
at ono time Mayor Heath said he would ot
happy tu MD the Alliance to the extent Of tic
law, but a. thcrr was song doubt in regard TO tht
ordinance, he aske.l Mr.. Donflcf1 for MI opsntoG
In the n,ntscr. Tint gentleman psomisc'l te
haye it ready to he submitted to the Alliance al
, 1879-01-14

TIN srr1u c,crk r,ot rid nj ssNn
nj, c,,,1.c,or o,,,.r,1 IN an,
~ 49,. =. " "s'
There arc now ",eb3 licensed saloous tn the
ctty.
c,,,.h 1.a,v, t,,,,ao.,, Avro. .,,x,.a ,,,x .,
eoMl" 1o"" Soaseso' n!'la 'us"e'a WEI "
tIe lttasuTef St.IJo III 6erlp.
Eorth'fown Collector Miller made bis first
return (SIls3 IN scrip Saturday.
F,v. ,os ospx ri ..,;r,,, fave, .r, +hre. =, r,,,,.
s"sss ~ "S ~ ,1..,..a |aI .eo ~ u't
lneF" "eFe !" t''e 1'ea't' auttior'tsss.
Thu lre.aeu will perhaps be pail Wednesday,
but Ills policemen not before Saturday, II then.
rh, eo,,.,,.r..,,,, In. h.s, mora, an, -,
tho "To,kcry," SO " to Lessen tho chances for
tle sIreatiuE Ut flames Il, casu Of t5rr,
,rh. ru.u...,,,. -,u.u,,. ,.nu,, t,.,,.,
a,t, VIA s,t,,,. ttIe. ~ ms; ~ .s,
sias, Ma!e1 olnse' etuo3, ta1ss ,sg VI 20, x.ia's
to!utso',et, ~ sS H4o' 'oa' s'o'V'o' "e pa'a ont
'ese 'nan F''oo'
Artordtu. to tho Health Olllccr's report, CO
noticcs wrrc served To abate nussancrs, 81
ut1lsnncea were ulatct!, ani l,2l3 tut1ldt Vi BAD
The Finance Conmittge didn't hold their us.a,
Mouday meeting, Pcarsons, Srhwc!sthal, and
kcatu1, being sick, IL was said; VI uuy rate, uniy
Tbruop uni Sanders weru on hand,
Nh. r,mu,t,., an s,r..,a NM 1,,.. s,,.,,
D3vts,on .M,screI III. ,,,attrI @ II ~ "ats,t,,
Strra ~ ntums s. ~ n.es ~. % na, ssaes tsy
,i,t netom trou ~ r. sMs, .slg 10 ges
~ up!un I't,., ''o'' '"o -"" oepa5IloeHt VI sone
Legal po'ht'
'rhe nomination ot Engineer Cheabrough TO
be Commissioner Of thu Department of Public
faction. liz has beeu IN the Aervicu oG the ctr
TOR twclity years, mud will certainly do much
t,etter ihAu 4ny green ulaa tA2t could lays been
selected.
, 1879-01-14
DEA1'1tH,

nRyZ-Att tho residence of hs sister. Mrs. u. t. Cap
net. No. II FlllHuIn. Of ue0t2e Ut11,
axa1 II JsAr1 IN tI1uuth4
Funeral 1neslay, Jan. H. 10 \. N. Carr 10 Itosqh.
tE~ buffalo pAsaTs please cupy.
HEN SE5sf-Jan. H. I1hn ffane!s IJcnucssy. Ia.
loved sau Ut Ellen sad Eonellut lte1ntssy aged IL
years AID month";.
FUNERAL from tho residence Of Ills parenta " Com.
tnrrctalst, TuetlAY, l&th lnat.s w calvary
EssncteTy.
a1aY TITS soul ycs& In peace.
DANCLAf-At wa- x esncy. TEeRo County, Kas Jan
VI Chicago
Ehur-At Tho Featdeuce OF hor stsscr, Mfp A. Par
AohHr M. lU33 Mlctxan'At.. Mn. Eh1uncY CALt,
Friends Ai4 arq9a atu 1nftlr1 IL attend the
funeral tsrFteua " utlock r. ID. t1tsJ II tAu
, 1879-01-14
LOCAL POLITICS,

TuR EIGHTH WANn REPUBLICAN Clue
held decidedly lively meeting At No. ESQ West
Harrison street last evening. Heyenty Or eighty
persons were present, aud It Is doubtful II all
were members OF the Club, or Republicans.
Thomas Ssnott prosecute cd resolutions request
lug the Legislative Representatives OF tic Fourth
District to yots fur tha lion. Rlcl,ar1 OgEesby
for United etatcs Senntor, and denounrtng ten.
John A. Logan In strong term.
Tllesu wcre three factions Il, tho room, md It
wus evident that Zen. Uglcsl,y's supporters
wcso Ia tho majority. Nearly all OF The others
favosed tue Hun. G. B. Farwell, aud d Corporal's
guard backed Gen. Logan. Among the latter
WINS john cautllcld, q lrtter-caTslsr, who bud,
presumably, received hss appointment through
Logan's tntiucncs. a mutton 10 adjourn
was mais amidst considerable confusion, and
lost by u tie yule. Tie Farwetl tneu werv op.
pusrd to tue Endorsement Ut Geu. OslesbY,
naturally enough, an1 whcn It came to vote
ou lho resolutions OF NE. Senutt tho few Logan
n.Hn psesent Joined hands witt! thcm, and, aIued
by thu votes ol \ lew WHO did not understand
tho motion NOR tlu drtft Ut the Logan nie1's
tact!cs, succeeded In creating - A'uch confusion
that propcr expression Ut tic scnse Ut the meet
lug was uot iualr. Tue resolutions we're not adopt-
cd but 1t waa clear ~ tilstntxreatru persuus that
they could aud should hase been but tor this
unfair ulanner tn which some Of thuse who touk
part III the proceedings aeted. 4 resolution in
dossln: Sit. Farwcll vas also presented, but ths
wlulc nlattcr was laid on tbs table, aud the
meeting adjourned subject TO ihe call Ut tue
Chairman.
TUE DEMocAACT.
A meeting Ut officers VI Democratic City
Wall Clubs was held at tho Palluet iEuusu last
eyeuiug- Tbe object of tho meeting waa 10
ner ia which tbs wards sllould Ds
orgapixed, aud thu work for tbs sprin9
campa!gn doae. ". J. HYues presided.
Fnten satds wcre, represented. and, though
tho douss were closed to reporters, the xb4enc,
Of "loul talk" peculiar to Democratic Rxtaer-
tngs, ludleatel th4t ths meeting was huf.nuu!uu4.
lhoss III attcnduues generously submitted thcir
opinions aud suggestions ss to how and BY Whotll
tAu wards ahuuld bu organized. but, 80 lar -
could b. ascefialntd, drlutte uctiOu MAS pust.
poncd, II beiuE undEsstuod that tie saMe policy
adopted l3st 1all should be m2lutalnrd. Cosi-
siderable attention WIS giyeu to the subject Ut
| registration, aud the PrcsidcD. emphasized not
only liz Necessity, but khat It should be 1one lu
| y proper manucr. After session lusttuts frotu
! suclock TIL nearly midnight. the meeting Nd