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OCTAO0E-NO. T60.
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70 d.nes; pto,ets; hopsed; ehssnss, salt:
words nre read d1wnTagd
CAtcABu, =. r. h.
CONNECTED THREE !4S, LETTER saoAREs-so'
F!rst square-A color In tho coats Of sovereign
tx ui aumSer; a tp se able; % dr,ft. connsstcd|Mee
l!e!: m,neE,s vessel; m inscription. -
RloXBolD-So III.
Acsoss-Destgratlng the language Of several In.
dian tribes: MI onlon; atg Of mutton; q province
sbbses,atioa ss' for ons m Of tns UateJ Stiles drink
a !es.nous substance; an cxclanas!on In ?. r: X.
PAXTON. Ill. dAhTA.
DOUBLE AcRosTlc-No. IT,
medley; to lounge; an ancient weapon; 4
o4; III santsa he .as naSss o ss
priInnls and Anat read downward give seit.ap.
piled name Of tle Grand Pan}andtum.
CAINo, III. QriHE.
SQUARE woRD-No. 77a
Chiefs; dcrouEed; to c1plaie; compact 70 Ries.
SQUARE woRD-No. TIA.
A wate:. course: In a row; hostile; an otf>tot ia
K,na'a household. ,..
CHAMPAIGN, III. HESlnA.
cIiARADE-SO. 776.
In tho frat - tnvoluti0n;
In the second IL evolution;
In thu whoe Ia resolution,
And In each, pftslmes. confusion.
; BURLINGTON, Wis. CoocuIk.
CIiARADE-No. 770.
Tho fTst msy he hear,l In 4 forest or city:
The second to urus calls lnu eo!dce 50 gritty;
The whole IL not companion to choost.
II yon wish to cscape an attack Of the blues.
CuicAuo, D. Il. E.
NUMERICAL EN1GMA-No. 777.
Inm composedo Of eight lotteEs. and am aconelus
s1yc admiration.
My s, /, i, =, arc Kitchen utensils.
Iii d. :, !, =, Is q tradesman's shovel.
CutCAoo. LITTLE CAsslAos
NUMERICAL ENlGatA-No. 77s.
lam composed Of sevonteen letters, and am tho
t.tc OF m English novel,
hiy5, i, i, Il =, aro considered darltngs.
MyB, Z. u, u nan'a Chfies!an name,
MyO. 10, II. u, ib Hover. -,.
Ny lb, Ill, II, IL. II III oppression OF contempt
N.Y., II, !. IL body OF watef.
'GAlCAuo. AAff1 1Aok4
, 1879-05-10
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Less cxpnrts and fe.exports,
July, 1879, 10 January, 1917. 13,1Ss
Amount Of Roldin country Jan.


/, lH7u...-.......". ....... sa0I. 7ns, <fo
'rhta s,1,n Of $500 O00 900 Of coin Is the largest
ever repurted III the United state4. It Ii this
gradual lcrease fu tho con rceeryu OF tho coll,l-
try which has i,atlu the Transition from m ire.
Lccmal!s TO rcaccmnbau currency possible,
tipn will still iurttrr strcngten The llustio,l OF
the Treasury. 1t Inns been seen that every great
staple Of import has reached the lowest possible
point Of producing price, and that all values
hnvc now fal!cn to q spocia basis, wl!le strong
demand continues for 0ur own pr0dtiets. II Ia
Just, therefore, to assuns that a,,y ct,nnge must
be for the better. Iheru arc q thousand aigns
that the happy Influence Of resumption Ia per.
1neating every brauth Of trade ahd !uYIgoratlng
every YarirtY Of ill1uatrY,
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wrLMrN0ToN

,,.yE wILMINoT0N
rL.,s,ssi..-an, b: 7;cs, 9. s;lS s"S. s.$. s.SS..
II sS, : n' On a' sundays, AL. H.
1sts, ssp;. %; .ai. 100, 1902. .. m;
esr ISsp. z !. n. on sundays AK
AND wAsHrEcIoHs;css "a
J utYnoRS I. il52, I.04, S.lS. 7.os'
Ia ~ !Ssssys, Il la5l ~ . :. c.n 'ni n nsstion,.
eanSsE, eanSsE bay Line csn""
btflss Sunday trains: I'm an.
q Ss,ssrutg'~s. 70 sus Is. 3. M; Aio' 49,
ysssaa.:y, 'Ts'nRs' K. nRs'-s.ls .. m.; i:io'
DG,xss sunday irsins:, :,xpu R.R-
IL. So p. M No SUNDAY
!" WESTERN R. R-7.lS
pElsAhnm n No sunday trains.
sisss1yE Mp, IN WILMINGTON y ! y
b uAhsl,,,npHIA.-l24, 2os, e,H'
irnltoss, ili2 i,os. sandsys 2,% w. ~. S. Is.
kh nyIl''l II 10 D. IN. ON sunosS'' '
n nj - @1.S, los. l.;,S ps.so, .. m. ls.41,
yN YonA on sundays, asa. m.
{Yi0Ps:oMa.,.02l5. M. $50. s,H. q; m:
q, s1IIilssS Us. 80, p. m. On sonaAs''
ssas sp.,%Sa;ros.-2l5. ?. m; .. m. i2oe'
lss!p.Imhis.-s.o, III n.Soa. m.; s.3
sssa.S%a::ys s'a.nss. (. nss..-s.so. ,l~ a. m.
yoso1Ss yosu,o GS, 4 NORTHERN n. II.
m'. as p. N. No SUNDAY
,.ur WESTERN r. R-e.eo.
ps.ass'nnIm .s' n m. No sunday trains.
n@ vOa WILMINGTON LEAVE
'PpaILADELPHiA.
asra,xr AND WAsHINoroS
dD,o1p sa,' 1880, II y =. m; I:S
nnI, I,S M i.OO, .. Is. ll.D 2. m. on
v ", ~ .W M 800, 0.4s. il.Op m.
s,1 - " .stcosD AND MARKs1
~ lis a. M: ~ 2S. t.oo. p
y. M y, On sundays. i.oo, u" B. IN
n.ct figures represent thu
h Express on wh'cn An 'A'''
The daily gazette., 1879-11-20

dy7 0nn rsturns in . days on 600 in
NlZVO vestsd. O0cial reports FREQ
Like profts weekly On stock opttons OF 1l0
= ~, Addreas 4. Pottsr Wight 4 Co.,
DNSkegs, g WaA d., N, 7. se0oAdawly,
The daily gazette., 1879-11-20

Fifteen thousand dollars have been col
lecteu for the children OF the late General
Hood.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
n HIuMRERINa JUROR.
Through Whoao Torpor William Cain
and Richard Houghton Obtain
a Now Trial.


| Ivy referring to tho court column u will ~
enan find In this rnan nF Tho State vi. VIM. Gain
aud Rlohnrd Hnuahton raHvietnd ~ initiating
n wound Ioup than mayhem. Judge Whitaker
Ina granted tho aoouand IL now trial. motion
Tor n now trial waa nni Ivy Houthworth nttor-
noy for Tho accused md ono pf tho bills u ~
eeptien aRtting forth that Eugene 0hroiion. IT,.
mo ~ ono ofthr inrufs impauoloi In tho casa,
ha,l alopt poundly during tho charge Of ~"
ludga Judge Whitaker. In granting tho now
trial aRId:
Tho court IL naked g grant y now trial. on
| sovar4l grounds. mono ~ which Rpuenr 10 bn
tnnnhlo except ono misconduct " u juror IN
aleouing During tho delivery ~ tho charge OF
tho court Of tInrlnE part of tho time. whllo tho
court wRa inatrurtinE tho Jury.
Tho Jury racsIved three Esvnrnl ehhrRon. Tho
frat verdict bcing irroapenslvn anl inopmRre-
henaihln. tho court repeated ite Instructions.
nnd IL Tho Instructions wore In part road from
manuanfipt, and. III tart. eS temporo. IL Ia im-
possible for tho court a. any thh itH iltHt charge
was gyen ia fot,ira re'b's In tho second
charge.
Tho THIRD charge wna wholly aupplemantAi
md encd FOR Ivy further error on III" proHon.
tatIon af . second irreaponsive and Illegal yer,
would hnvo boon lrgnl IN form In thiR case. owl
dently embarrassed tho Jury.
Under tho circumatRueea II was more than
uRuHllv nHRnuiial that tho atfiat nttanttAl OF
every Juror should have boon ktvan to all tho
Instructions ~ tho court on tho law. II Ia mood
laHa IL say that tho ftnt0mnht ot the law ~ ITO
court IN important 10 tho luiarnafR oI both tho
accused md tho State An Intelligent. Lawful
md lt.at verdict may poasiby fnil ~ he giynn II
MI the Jury are not In full poeReaaion Of MI tho
law nH Kiven from tho bench
Tho evidence of Revarni ON ora Of tho court.
introduced upon tho hearing 81 thia motion en-
tahahnu tho fnot that enc of tho panel llullY
dnntihedl Rlnpt aoundly whilo ono 81 the
charges waR hainE given.
Tho court mood not comment on Tho evidence
In tho rnan nor Will II EXPRESS any opinion NJ
to tho Jliainn or Injustice If tho vnriiet.
II In enough TINT by ranaon ~ tho misconduct
Of n Juror tho accused may hive boon derived
Of tho bdnniii VI Rumn Instructions ~ tho
court In their favor md Tint thore exista poa-
ability that n different verdict could have boon
reached nut Tor this misconduct
The motion prevails Tho verdict IL Het aBtda
and n new trial ordered.
Tho neruaod. who have sInco conviction boon
In tho Parrish Prison. wore released en- 5000
honda.
Tho cisRo will be nSed again for trial during
tho ptsaant mouth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

drawn prior to September j. the city would
have had until that time 10 consider whether u
would accept. But this Wouid nave resulted
from tho rnllrnnd compnnY's failure 70 with
draw md not from any promise on their part
to continue tho offsr.
Indoei this caas Is atnt al and decided by the
very terms ~ tho Owl Gpd0 with precision
which renders nmpincation wolf nigh unnec-
neeary. Article 1900 urovl iea; Tho contract.
rnnaIatinp OF n proposition and tho consent to
II the agrerlnent Il lneomplete until the ac-
reptanco tbs person to whom II u proposed,
If ha who ptop0Rea should. before TINT consent
Ia pIvon. change his Intention on tho subject,
tho concurrence Ct the two Wills ~ wanting
md hera IL no contract
Zoo nlao McDoungh. Wlnehester ! 1901
0ooeh w. Atkins fl MpRs.. $50; ind = Par
sons on C9utraetR, lHs
Lot tho r,Io be mndo absolute.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

N nj. Calhoun has boon appointed recorder
Of Terrebonne, vice Izham Pollard resigned.
Al Oakland Park, on Sunday next, Rcand
game nf bse bah will bH played beLWaeu the
II. l. Lees ana tho Erkiorla.
Louis Welimeyer corner Giouet md Rampart
streets. has found u pocket book containing a
small sumof money. Tho owner Is requested
10 call and Ret 1t.
The commencement exercises Of Academa
Department No Boys Can'rnl II Rh School
viii b" hold to-day at Grunewad Hall. com
meneinR ut O'Clock.
Washington Fire Company No. 30 elects It's
officers this evening and the event will be neIe-
6rated al tho euglue-house In grand and ap-
UrouTiate manner
Referring @ d fight which took place on Sun
dag night at the 5rner ot Tehoupit0ulas and
Snrapnru streets a friend u the pro3fletor
Mr.. jacob Alexander, requests Us TO say that
the .house Is reputediy orderly and that none
Alexander, who was unfortunately lying abed
sick at the time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

Minnie Morrta. Juvenile migrant, was sent 70
IIouss ~ tho Good Shepherd
HY. PhinRs md John Manning. lighting and
disturbing ihr uehGa $40 or twenty dnVR.
injury Koseberry. drunk. disturbing tho ponce
and using obscene lRngnnRe. $40 Cr twenty
days,
Alfred Lowell drunk ec 80 or twenty days.
Gno. Htnvaueon. drunk, disturbing tho peace.
CITE. $40 or thirty dnYa,
Ann johnson, drunk and disturbing the
pence sia or twenty laYH.
Joe Harris. ehnrgei with larceny md also
with carrying u eoncenled weapon. $500 appear
anca bonds.
aua Alexander. alias Jew AIeck assault and
bhttery. $500 appearances bonds.
Mrs Edwards md Mrs. Cpsgrove. assault
md bntlary. $3.50 MppenrMmen bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
OFFICERS OF CREOLE NO. o.

An election for officers Or Oroolo Fir" Com
pany No .. hnd Inst Might, roaund ln'the eelec-
tion OF tho following unmod gentlnmon TO ssrve
during tho ensuing term of ono yeRr ia
Wilt. president. n.y. SnsR vico president
Jac. Voilrath. peGraary; jas, l.. Enrtia.
lronAnr"r: Robert HrowRter.. ,.forman:
Il. Knhman. first neaiattnt; j. q. Williams.
second 81 Riattnt M dortedo. wnrdon: M
Bnrry houselsenper II. Ioimkuhler enRinaer
neloRnteH to the Firemon'a Ghnrtnhle Assoc-
ntion II. brewster. Jaa. Dillon. John Rogers.
IRE olertoi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE LOCAL DEATH RATE.

Tho total dnnth ratio for the week ending FUN
day wha tnp ~ white and IN eolorai. or those
there wero ~ white nhlos and ~ whio femaleR.
acolored mRloa aud % eolprod femRlea. Thoro
were 81 natives OF LenRlann. othor States II.
Germany . ireland > Franen7. DenthR In pub
lto institutions H. certified TO by tho coroner II.
Tho principal eHItHNa we're: ConaumptiOn ~.
mnlGtin d aofteuiuR OF tho brain q. nppoploxyb.
infnnttln conyuleions j. hnart dlseaBe 2, pnnu-
monin g. dyatnf0ry 3. dinrrhu9 2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

Every one who remembers the famous Cont-
mental balls Of The ptst Will he pleased 10 learn
that the Guards intend once moro TO give their
friends ono 81 those receptions which haVe
made the command famous. and 10 devote u
night to Terpslehore The reception ma ball
will take place on tho evening of February g.
1856 lit Odd Fellows Hall The regular amt
yersary of the Guards February ~. fails on Sun
day. and another day for the ball had. therefore.
IL be chosen.
The proceeds are 10 be- devoted to the Boston
excursion fund u fund intended to dafray tbs
expenses of the trip Of tho command to Boston.
which will hn taken uexr year.
Get your plumbing done at Sullivan L Bull
GERS ~ Camp II rect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
PIANO PR PRESENTATION.
First Grand Concert of the Casey
Social Club.

Thia popular amateur club was proHentod on
Saturday Inst with magnificent Pieyal piano.
the donor being no losa personago than that
humorous and Jolly cizAn. mino host Jaeob
Alt Tho presentation wnH nude In nent and
fnollng apeneh by Miss Johanna Yoklatnkepe.
Witch waa responded TO hy Mr.. Horny Eaken-
roth fl hia usual happy and witty style.
| Tho reception this magnificent gift waR tho
Occasion Of tho first moonlight concert u onon
air OF tho Casey =. which was given on sunday
| night last.
Tho. piano was arranged on spot beneath
! tho gas lamp on Dauphtne street. heiween Port
and st. Ferdinand atreeta. tho amateurs being
| arranged In u saml- circle extending from tho
curb to tho wall. IN the rnar. Tho concert com
mancnd At ~. m. under the musical direction
OF Prof Sisnor T. l..
! Song. .rho Bunzaras Flight. II Enkonroth
i, Flute solo collections from VIM T"lil :,
l. Song, = nm Casey. and Don't You Forgot
It'...-....-..-..--. james King
/. Cornot soIe (opnrAtir sala Ma Kalinl
Prof. G
d Plano aolo Normal ii. ECkonroth
]. Violin solo selertndl IL. \
!. song tonorl, "oaaoy On a Boo4," -,
.. Flnale song. Tho Moon is Declining
Ky the club
Although tho concert was somewhat hastily
COTTON IN the auceraS Wns complete. Til" Hu-
iloncr numbered Acvrrnl hundred porsnna.
principally 81 the gentlo aud fntrer aeN. and.
Judging from tho applause whirh Ere"tad tho
Casey i at tho closing or each pnrt II Gun safely
be anii thnf the whole performance waA hugely
successful
without dtsparag'ng any OF tho other NOM
hars Of the club We must sHy thnt tho Buzz ards
flight ~ sung by MIR: Horny E.kenroth was
renlly magnificent and grand. Mr. Eckenroh
hua 4 decp baritone voice worry musical and
extremely pathetic. Mr.. kine's tenor Ia very
good. and with little cultivation no doubt will
greatly improve.
The nnale or closing song made n decided
la "a a. ~
DIR talented young friend Eugene Vallee and
dedicated to our Natenmod citHen, Charles
Mtsehlor Due notice will be Eiyen 0f tho next
grand concert In the DEMOCRAT.
'das- hcatinK and cooking stoves ut Sullivan 4
Bnlgers. n Camp rect
| You can got the finest pictures taken by Wash
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following wore rooordod ycatorday ut TIL
Office If tho Rontd of IIonlth.
nrHIuH
Mira FrnnnIaen Eatiu n aon.
Mrs Ghnrlna MIinr n son
Nr3 Giapr4n huar II dHughinr.
Mta Faul bngnssuur n daughter.
Mrs. T.. A JUN n son
Mra. Icon Joaorh. n dRtGhtor
Mrs. Josephlne il9ynr. II dnuRhtnr.
Mrs. Hourly Srhntitn IL lnnght"r
Mra. lEamrV i hmtdt. u dnughtor.
Mira lIouiR GDsto II dnHRh'er.
Mrr Z yonhnr Hnnr daughter.
Mira .tlmne IiuIat II Eon
Mrs. Oa'lr Aptpn n dnuEhter.
Mira L0uiR II It'll II inuRhtor.
Mia john Smith. n Ron.
nIfa Josouh F"hne n eon.
hlra Thomas II I!nrkn n daughter.
MAHnIAaER.
r. II 8ehwnrt To r. l:urnH.
John Noagruvnto julia King
l.. J. IlcoAtota Ge0tEtnn Bunn.
q NJ Hnt,ni 10 Mrs NJ Miller
lRnn8 Aehnoiler 10 Thnrenn Ernet.
too Walbtiell g. III A, ono.
Louis HUI ~ t,Ialor ltp"hlor.
pHATla.
loHaph Howard. dnYs.
.'nrl hrHnet ynara.
Cotnoiia EdWntdR. ~ YNhrH
Mnty llili 80 yonrs.
Dnruthtn Hragnot ~ III yoara.
ChiH. Doanie. 10 m"nthe.
hHtle souio. y yanrR.
Manntn. II yours
J.tf FntrVn II yours,
Dalt,hne t.HiItnud. M ynnra
Pnlmita OnAtHln. yenra.
II. H. Humphrey. a Yonrs.
Mre II. Smith. II Y"hta.
Corhlie Martin. 81 yonra.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

as a model Of perfect hoanty md purity. as II to
mako ua understand what humanity might
hive been without ain and what II can become
when purified by the blood or tho Limb
Tho ceremonieH were coaei by the bensdlo-
tinn ~ tho Holy Sacrament In tho evoning.
II being II holiday ~ obligation. 1t whR colo
brntnd IN all tho Catholic churches with high
mars and II gouniRl communion,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
FAST TIME.
A Mile Minute Over the New Or
leans and Mobile Railroad


leans and Mobile Railroad.
A special train over the New Orleans and Mo
bile Railroad having on board DR.. d. San
diford. president. II. Victor Newcomhe. vice
president. T. lie Funiak general manager and
chief engineer of the Louisville and Great
Southern Railroad Company. and several men,
hers OF the board OF directors as we'll rs Capt.
l. l.. Tyler. vice president and superintendent
al. and MI. II. r.. and MAJOR ID. Il. Robinson. of
the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad reached
this city at i:45 o'clock yesterday, after having
made one on the quickest runs ever before
made over the road. and. indeed. one of the
fastest railroad trips on record.
The ran from Mobile TO tho kGoiets sta
ton, 4 distance Of III miles was made In lta
minutes. which Is pretty lively travelling. and
allowances for the necessary : lowing down at
the bridges 1T East Fascagoula, West Pasca.
gnna Biloxi Bay ST. Louis Pearl river and
Rlgolets will make the running time at least a
mile minute.
The train was drawn by engine No. under
che guidance Of Engineer Tim Calvin, AMI was
In charge Of Conductor VIM. oven.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
LA VARIETE ASSOCIATION.

An election for directors Of In Varote Also
aIation wns hold Inst night. and tho following
named gontemon woro Chosen: G. A. Breaux
John Phelps. VIII atnvnn, Thos G, Herndon
Julius hroui j. A. Morris james g. Clark
Tho4 ID. Miller. j. H. Harris Victor Meyrr A
IL. Mny. L. Il. Howard. A. 7. Mason.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
CONTINUED.

Tho hoariuE of tho argument In tho cnao OF
John Elliott st MIS-. VS.. tho State of Louisiana
which wAa flyad for YeatordHy wLB continued
by consent Of HOunsel until Saturday next. In
tho meanime Tho Injunction restraining tho
Governor. Auditor and Treneurer Of tho Htato
from III Rny mann0r dlBposing Of or using tho
interest fund remains In force
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
CORPORATION ELECTIONS.

Tho following elehions occurred yesterday
for,lirncors g Aerv" during tho ensuing yoar:
Now Orleans Ctual anI Banking Oompnny
|, II. Stnulr"r. Il j. Hurt Emory Clapp. A III.
Morris.
Hope Insurance. Company John l. Adams,
L, Malochee. w Alex. Gordon Louis Busn J
9, nsnle. N. l.. Navra, r LIB prdo. George For
rer. Horny PayrhHud.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
TILE, COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

w " Gnany receiver N. Q. National Banking
Aaeocla'lan VI j. g. Mornnlne. Ysrdtot Tor
pltintIir for $3.50,
Hut tutorGat coupon bonds. verdict Tor
plaintiff -
Transcript ~ tho cnRo u Samuel r. Rumble
II nla VS. tho Life Association ~ America,
transferred from Tho Ftfth District Court parish
Of Orleans has hnau ned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
I,hird Dintrint Court.

IN Tho rulo for contempt tnken against tho de-
feudnnts ia this suit IT thu city of Now Orleans
vs. eundry private mnrksmen. the Inter were
pontpncei 10 81 fino forty eight honrs In
prlenn Tho court ndmonished them that on
tho unxt ornaaIon he would gtyo Thorn tho full
bon0tif ~ tho law
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
Second Recorder'a Court.

Officer A. Nlttor made hffidnyits against Philip
Rcheip. Sr.. Philiu Schon, Jr md Mrs. Seheip.
charging them with tho murder Of Adam Spies
Tho pArtieR wore arrnignsd and Seheip and his
r, committed. without tho benefit OF ball.
Mrs. hGhaip Wns allowed TO Rtve bond In 10000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE HENNEssEY SHOOTING.
His Victim Supposed To Be in Dy
ing Condition.

On the morning of the second instant the
DEMOCRAT published the arrest of one Patrick
Hennessey for the shooting and woundfng Of
one James Quinn. said shooting having taken
place on the evening previous at a ball In AL
giers. AS at the time of the arrest the wound
or Quinn not being considered dangerous
one. Justice Sarazin admitted the accused to
bail.
When Doctors Pratt and Miles. OF the hospital
discovered on Saturday that there was achanse
In Quinn's condition for the worse. they imme.
diarely notified Justice Ssrazin. who repaired
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
CITY ECHOES.

Ellen Monnahan. charged by II. G. Stucke
with the larceny Of a pair of gold earrings. Was
locked NJ IN the Seventh Station.
Charles CookseY and Harry Walker. charged
with being dangerous and suspicious charac-
ters. are In the Thitd Station.
Ponpon Williams was locked up In the Third
Station charged with stealing a shawl and table
cloth from Mrs. Harold No. l28 BienVlle street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE JUDGMENT CREDITORS.

ftC SiNS " III Levy 1SAA w ASShIAo1J
Their Claims.
The City Attorney yesterday returned an
swers to the mandamus ordering the levy OF a
tax issued In the cases OF Berths Strauss. Chas.
Parsons. w. s. Peterkin. Morris Ranger. Chas
Lauer and JAS. Waddie. against the city. as fol-
lows:
Now comes the city OF New Orleans. through
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Preventive of Malarial Diseases-Opini0R
of Eminent DIR. III. IL. walton, of AM


Codens Liebgs LIQUID Extract OF Beef is a
most excellent preparation. It Is par excel
lenee. Superior to cod liver oil or anything
have ever used In wasted or impaired constitu-
tons. and extremely beneficial as a preventive
of malarial diseases. Sold By leading druggists.
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Try oatherwood's old stock whisklos.

Sullivan 4 Bulger. y Camp street have a
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
Tor sale II reasonable prices. Call aud examine.
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90 to Waahburn i md R"t n Lambert rndoloaa
picture You Will noy"r rogrni 1t.
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81 the bedside OF Quinn for tho purpose Of TAX
Ing hiH declaration. but the latter not believing
that he WINS going TO dio tho declaration would
not be takon. warrant WIS nogerthelesE Is
sued for tho arrest OF Honneaaay and pieoad In
tho hands of RorSeant rujo 20 he esooutod.
(Iot your plumbing deno nj Sullivan bull
Ror's 81 Camp airoal.
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PLAIsTED, THE sCULLER.

Tho we'll known aeuler. Frel PlaIated of
New York Is In this city on II visit 10 arrived
on Saturday md Intends to remnIn some tima
and here enu be- no doubt but tllat our oarBmen
will make his stay pleaaHnt
Nothing better tnnn Outherwood's puro rye
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w Patton Mayor on this tho return day O.
tho mandam herein issmed. and tor return
the praliminarias looking toward the invy 81
The tak herein ordered, and will levv ne anm"
before tho end of tho month e. Daaamber ih,p
at tho anma limo whom inc othnt taAea ~ ~
corporation arc levied.
Al tho inR'nbcoof Mr. LRhRtt. counsel inr enc
or moro u the PLAINTIFF. tho conrt ordered that
hnarlnp Of lie right II plRin'tna II futthnr 10.
tnTn to tho mnuhnmua ha contiauoa for two
waaks
tIna hontlng md cooking atovNa ri Hnllivan "
BulEor'a VI Camp street.
CathoIwnod'n uurn rye whiaki"a. HamothlhE
Hnoi
Artlatlc peturoa inkon by Waahburn. tin"
champion photographer
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THE CONTINENTAL BALL.

You can get the finest pictures taken by Wn1
burn at Il moderate price.
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to this condition of affairs has % course no
ynt bnon found and thRr IL what the admins
tratOrs aro working Rt Thus nr II would Reen
that II mntorIal reduction In the police md pub
lie achaol APPROPRIATIONS. together with com
pnrntivrly small snylng In no force nmployn,
In tho vnrious departments s MI TINT can b.
apnn hy tho administration. A fRw moro day
may however, dnvoop new reapufchE. but thu
II only ii hope and. 70 tnvert tho phYR"nu'
phrase. whore therniH hope there Is life,