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STORY OF A MARTYR.
FATHERS HBRoisM TO SCREEN HIS
SONS CRIME.

a FATHERS HEROisM TO SCREEN HIS
SONS CRIME.
Not q great while since Q prominent
physician of Denver, Col, was called to
attend q patient in the last stages of
what appeared to be consumption, but
simply wearing away Of LEA decay of
the energies of mind and body. Although
we'll supplied with money, the stranger
was seemingly without friends or relar
tives. He wrote no letters and received
none. An alien to the tenderness and
charities which sanctify the affections,
he seemed to be drifting out of the world
III which, for him, all the flowers of the
heart had perished-a bleak and desc.
late old man, fastening out Of the sun
shine into the winter Of the grave. After
making thorough examination Of the
case, the doctor told him that although
he could find no organized disease, yet
he was dying.
81 know IT," replied the patient.
"But have you no idea Of what brought
you to this plight?"inquired the interest
ed man of science.
at Is q curious phenomena. You
have heard q great deal about cases like
mine-more as visionary exaggeraton
rence-0ut strange as it may appear,
am dying, as you Say-of q broken
| heart" tl. ~
"You surprise me'' .r ,1.
| eyes. surprise myself. l did not
come to your health-giving climate az
others do-in search Of longer lease of
life-but to die in peace, and alone.'
"But have you no friends?'' asked the
doctor.
"None that can claim. My past is
sealed with the shadow of q crime, and
| nQmQlQaa q
memory must hover. 1 am already dead
to all who ever knew my name"
"YOu say you are criminal' pursued
the doctor.
"No, am none. But assume the
stigma to shield another.
"And that other?'
"Was my son?"
The physicians curiosity had got tn
better of his prudence. The shadows o
twilight we're falling around them :
Through the open window streamed tn
soft brilliance of the dying day. Cloud
of amethyst and purle flOated lazily Of
the far-off hills. But in the chambe
where the fevered breath was draw
quick and short there was q hushe,
stiffness witch seemed in keeping wit
ghostly shadows.
, "It was murder"
! "And was fixed on you?"
"On mel assumed it, and then 81
r caped-but not to evade the yengeanc
4 of the law, but to spare to him l love
: the stigma of fellows DEATH"
"HOw long ago was this?"
IT "Twelve years?"
r "And have you been wanderer eve
n since?"
"Ever since!"
. The feeble pulse was flutteriug-th
| rr1a al mr. al, oA md I'D
and the shattered form was CROWN
4 rigid momentarily.
. twill you tell me no more whispere
|. the physician.
q at is all 1 have to tell"
I THE next instant the man was dead.
: He had kept his secret and sacrificed b
O life In keeping 1t.
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:, TINE TABLE

,.yE WILMINGTON. = ..
ybIlsdelpinals' M liz 81 1899, 80 ~ ! ~
aio n, 10, y T. m. On Sundays' 500
Ei.Y, s sSS. : 80, 9 4e, p m, 10 n. tsss,
York: ~, .ys: 4 O9a m. .: 81, p: m
n inonsnIhaoWS Washington: 1851; ~. ~
lanlsof1i u Isl 81, i.O4, olo. pm
(B \: Y Deposit ''' p !" ~ -. a. y
castle: go, si' a mi w. '''r
= sunday Y ' e. s,s a m;io', $50
= sundsy. tI Sso1ihern R. R.: sa0 .
iningtoni, %, " no sunday train.
.i10. SO ? u, K. X. I ID, 10 % Q m ,
swsre, NAV train, $40 . m. H
~ a. ARRIVE Z, aT !. w 4 "a SO ! Oe a m /;
Philad,ss,PP a. il 81, 8 80, : 81, o~. 20 a. "a,
Opel Il ID D m on ounu"y
ion' IA. 10 ", II 10 p IN, o.. ,sn
ps nj ~ i i Of, 8 "a a m; u ~ y ~
~, ! ! n mi n IN Sundays; IL 3d. W
VuP~p
iea p 2 M 2 o., 8 %. 90, a mi !, i, u = = .,
D;l y = Is . IN; on Sundays 2 4" LII
R i1na;;nston: 30, q m , lzn, ~ ~ ! "a "
s sS y q; on sundays . o. q III '''
T. Deposit. 900 a m; no Sunday
lns. Castle. 800 u NJ IL ~ Nj
w Y T n, no sunday trains !. . -
JnPpare r. r.: 5 80 IL 10 q III
Dels*In,oo sunday trains.
,m;r1,on 4 Northern n. NJ: ool
wllm IN * J . m; no sunday trains III I :,
M waye Western X. H.: = W a M
p !, y y M; sunday train. t.3 ? m.
~. ~ TlLMINGToN LEAVE Phil
s'o' ADELPHiA:
,.,h street and washington I've 70
Brcs 70 "a. 10 80, II 46 a m; 2 80 ~
! A. all, 0 Is, Il 30 pmi on sum-
~ m; 8 OO,9 40, Il 80, p m:
G 49, second and Market street,
THY y n. II IS, 3b5, $50 II 80 p m
y, n1ovs. Q 40. II 30 n m.
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lightning Strikes u Printing once.

The papers IN The Eastern cities have
recently amused themselves with q des-
cription of the handsomest entertain
ment given at restaurant in Chestnut
street, in Philadelphia, to the compost
tors of the d lily morning papers, at the
unusual hour OF four in the morning
The entertainers were two compositors
on the Philadelphia morning Record,
who were fortunate enough to have an
investment of one dollar In the celeb-at-
ed Louisiana State Lottery, on August
10. rewarded with a prize of fifteen
thousand dollars. Such incidents are
quite commoa with those who write to
NJ. A Dauphin, p. o. Box 500. New
Orleans La, or same person at No. 80
Broadway, New YORK.
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then Mr.. Tlden's brains must have been
gigantic tor he has not only succaeded
In making million or two Of dollars
since then In spite Of Cyrus w. Fields,
but he has also succeeded In making
Tammany Hail . powerless factor OF
the Democratic party in the politics Of
our State. f' 5H'5 d.
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1t is stated by the Cologne Gazette
that Kettwig woman has had five chill
dren--four boys and a girl-at birth.
They only lived few hours. Though
very small, they were we'll formed.
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON 4
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June 2, 1879.

DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June 2, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
lor:
Philadelphia and Intern ediate Stations,
90, 10, 10 80 a. M, 2So, 40o' ~
Philadelphia Expressly 90 s3o, 10 o. m
fhila. and New York, q 81, O0,1O.C4. m,
u IS, u 80, 8 40, p. m.
..35 a. IN. 5.18 p. m. .
baltimore and Bay Line, 1903, p M. ..
Baltimore and W ashington, IL 81. 1s.S. 10.
a. w.; 1907, 1Oi, 8 10, 7.08 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, Ieavefer:
New Castle, 9.15, q. m. LOS, g 80 pm.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
s15, q. M, 1 05, 6.35 p. m.
Delnar and intermediate Stations 9.1b
4 M, 05, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
Philadelphia and New York, 2.03, q. m,
Baltimore and Washington, II 81. 10
m.
For futher Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted ct the
denot. H, .KENNEY,
~'f SUPERINTENDENT.
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TEE cITY,s HEALTH.
DR.. IN. q. Austin has addressed the following
letter to the New York Herald
NEW ORLEANS, October !, 1879.

DR.. Nv. q. Austin has addressed the following
letter to the New York Herald:
NEw ORLEANS, October !, 1879.
TO the Editor OF tho New York Herald
Seat the last meeting OF the Louisiana State
Board I'll Health was requested. ns acting prtsi-
dent OF tho board. 70 aturess communication
40 tho New York Herald. relative to the pubic
health 81 NewO leans. believing that paper 10 BE-
the hsat nesiu to carry TO itH eltlzens the
ruth New orsans y ~ healthy % my Gty III u
within Ley limits. nor having l had caso 80. 70,
pe.ted within ~ iaat ssnt dnys. iheiose
verify tho fncr. The total number. OF cases OF
yellow fever which have occurred n New, Or
There we're sporadic raaea such as we have
every year. tho only difference being that W.
usually have Ave times ~ many cases without
quarantine that we have had az .inst Us this
year. The fever has beeu confined to one
locality. with ne exception Of three '. c m
d more delightful aud healthy summer Than we
have had during my long experience ~ . resi-
dent o. this city. There hns not boen any
period when strangers could not have come and
have transacted business with perfect safaty.
the focus Oh tie disease bang at least two miles
distant from the business centre OF the city.
It mas been manifest to our most experienced
physicians tn At the climat q conditions have not
been favorable To the DEVELOPMENT or epidemic
fever The cleanliness of the Gill Ia the subject Of
general remark II those authorities who have
utlaranttneh against us would visit our city and
500 for themselves our excellent santa con-
slition they would at once be- convinced OF the
fnutility and folly or further maintenance of
quarantine restrictions. Distance magnifes
the Imaginary evils Of ,he CITY. and people afar
or fancy a condition Of things here which does
not and cannot exist.
Thts heard has been greatly aided In Its work
by the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary AsSoca-
ton, the City Council and the National Board or
Health. to DR. Bsmias. Of the National Roard OF
Health and to DR.. A. N. Bell, the later. gentle.
man OF your city. We are particularly Ind btsd
for the energy and ability displayed by them.
and particularly to DR.. Bell. for introducing Il
system Of inspection Of vessels heretofore not
practtced BY our quarantine physicians.
Very respectfully.
Acting President Louisiana Board Of Health.
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.


The following marriages. births and deaths
we're recorded yesterday at the Office Of the
Board OF Henlth:
BIRTHS.
Mrs Chna Frederick Pleifer. n daughter.
Mrs Geo. Williams. u daughter.
Mrs Erntte H. K,senfeld. u daughter.
Mira Pierre Labennd. a daughter.
Mrs. Paul Sar ~, son:
Mrs. Mathews Francis Jordan. a daughter,
Mrs. VIM. 6rnal o daughter.
Mrs. Paul Castay. u son.
Mrs XeDon j. Dacuir. u daughter.
Mrl. II. H. Bernard, n son.
Mrs. John Trisconi. d daughter.
MARRIAGES..
VIM. Herndon TO Hiss Mary Ann Cook.
Henry Collins to Miss Araminta DnvlS.
Armstead TAYLOR to Annette Robertson.
Isaac Gilbert to Miss Carn Bruniere.
DEATHS.
Bertha Falk hours. lat Decatur street.
C.celin Ceres. years. Algters.
Mary Il. Robbins. 40 years. 1872 Melpomene
stl oct.
Mrs Samuel J. Kohlman "a years. 72e Dau-
phtne ~ rect.
Elizabeth Enderle. 81 years. co Constance
street.
MrB James A. Gresham. 30 years. Magnolia.
Miss.
Martin Mccormack. co years, $40 st. Louis
street.
Andrew Randin. month. Lafayette. between
franklin and Liberty streets.
Sarah Johnston. O.. GO years. go Lafayette
street
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GO to Barnes 4 Miller. No. 1s Eatenes street
fDr first. class r6hrGDSing.
THE HOOD RELIEF FUND.

On Friday evening, tho tenth instant. the
Shakespeare Club, under the auspices OF The
Louisiana Division Army Of Tennessee. will
give n theatrical performances for tho benefit o.
the orphar % children Of Gen. ). b. Hood. The
DEMOCRAT il indebted to Mes re-. Frank Heron
Dave Hughes and Llienthal. composing the
committee for invitations. The pny sol.ft' q af
already ptatod. la "Dead Heart" Web'tar's crls-
brnted drama and that nlons VIII 20 doubt ~
tract large audiences. Out3idernf this. tho Cont
Mental Guards. renowned for their efficiency il
such mntters. Us In everything which tEay
undertake. have volunteered to perform two u
their military tnbleHnx. representing. eytnls
from the revolutionary war. The Contjnentalr
hnye many friends and admirers. and We have
no doubt their MD will be 81 great hell to the
sacred fund now being raland for tho bencilt 81
the orphans Of the deceased hero.
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SPORTING NOTES.
The O'Leary Bolt.

New Y.nK. Oct 7.-In tho walking match, at
noon Mn ply led With q Feafe u 1b5 miles
with Fahsr next it9 miles, Brown has but 40
MurUhy cootinnoa his Lead Alto O'Clock he
hal epmplettd lga mea. Walker, SpoltHeh. Hue-
sell. Pr rce and Gurran hro Gloss up. The
others are trailing.
THE CzARoWITcH STAKES.
LONDON. Oct. 7.Tho Cznrowttch stake wore
won to-day by CbppenGaia, WastbDHrns ssc-
ond, Dresden CHINA third; twenty seveu horses
ran.
PAROLE BEATEN AGAIN.
LONDON. Oct. 7.-At thu start II fo-da5's race
the betting was g aRa1nst Paroi, hnd ~
load TO tho bnshnr, whore b. was beaded ~
Bnv Archer. with Outs und Chippendale In at,
tnndancoto the Abingdon milo div. whore Shy
away and Westbourne took her place bali way
no the hill. Chtppendnlo won tho race by u
length and n half. There was ono length be-
tween tho sccond and third horses Isonomy
finished fourth. Parole WAS with tho Loading
horses until half II mile from home. whom he
quit tho company md flnished ninth.
JEROME PARK RACES
New YoRK Oct. THE third day of tho fall
meeting hid u good attendance. The track WIS
In good condition. and the pool men did an
active business. i,
| race, was for purse Of 300. Ton started una
was the favorite and winner. Milan second.
Surge third. limo, 80
year-olds. ut $50 ehcn. with, $500 ADDED. vas
three quarters or u milo. Ten atart"rs. The
race was won by Carita In 1:1s}a Beata second.
Qpeens Own third.
The third race was n grand national hnndi-
cap sweepstakes. for all nges. n 800 each. with
$50 add d. distance two niles an o QUARTER
There were two starters. Gen. Phillips and
Fsreda. Phillips won by Il full length. Time.
4O7h.
The fourth race for purse, OF saoo, for oil
ugos, three. quarters or mile, SIX CHARTERS.
was won by Wnlenhte In by u ful length In :is34.
Lndy Middleton second. Holy. .aa, third. ,,
The fifth race. for q purse OF 5000 was hhndi-
cap steep!e chase. for all ages. iuil course, With
eight starters. The race WINS won by Deadhehd,
Derby second Disturbance third. lime. 4:27. ~
THE NASHVILLE RACES.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct ITO day was the
second day Of the Nashville races The attend
ancs was large aud tho track fairly good. Tho
weather was cloudy. The first race. three
quarters Of mile dash, was won by 2 length
by Good Night Pertitude second. Cal Sprague
third. Vender. Joe Shelby. Mnlugorda. Annie
Hayden. Gendala and Glencoe. Jr.. not placed.
Time. 1916. :,
mo second race. Rock City handicap, two
mile heats was won by Ltrgentlns. CAmmie T..
second. Bon Hin and Omega distanced. Time.
3:43 and $40. Ben Hill WAS second In tho trst
heat.
The third race. n mile and m eighth daah, was
won by E.atitude. Lille II. second. Victim
third. Time, 80. Minnock. Silver BIZ and
Jilston Johnston were unplaced Victim was
tho fayorite Just before the race.
BASE BALL
TROY N Y, Oct TT. oy Citys 4 Albanys1.
PROVIDENCE. Oct. 7.-Worcestsrs 3. Providence
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Row1ay'a Work.

Sergeant Kowley. commanding the Fourth
Precinct Station. Ia showing himself t. be- ii
valuable nttuche Of the force by unearthlug h
number 81 rolberioa hat have recently been
committed. ard also recovering the fleets car
ried hwrp.
no loss than four daring bnrglaries. and re-
covered near|y Ill The property stolen His Ilu.t
feat WINS tho rec very ri tho effects stolen from
tho house No. 4n2 Bienvillo street
If Tint port ion Ut The detective fprce that
hanCs about tho corner Of CApnl and Roynl md
CannI md H. Ohnr1as fstrseta wurid go TO work
IN earnest, they might Ike Howey mako u
namo for themselves aud bsp tho community.
Consumption wns eonsllernd lncurable until
Mr.. =. L,s,lnce, Of Nv. Oilenns, bngnn nrrphr,,,
lug hta Iadihn Furntp Peetvrnl Balm. That fell
destroyer hHs nov lost hnlf ltr terror.
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TROUBLE AHEAD.

Within the past two or three dnya Tho harhor
police have been called upon on several orch-
sions to protect men engaged In disrhnrging
vessels lying ut the whnrves from the attacks Of
members Of tho Longshoremen's Association.
1t appears that u number of persons belong
Ing to thnt organization object u brother mem
bers working for stevedorea who give employ
ment to men not connected with the association,
aud they carry ther objections to the KENT oi
preventing their fellow members from working
after they have been engaged.
No serious trouble has thus far taken placa.
the presence Of the police always auseting the
dissatisfied. but there Is no telling the moment
an outbreak may occur and somebody get hurt.
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1t Is useful and interesting to Indulge ut
times In retrospect OF the past on particu-
lar subject Of personal and popular interest
which concerns one Of the chief enjoyments OF
living the best article to imuart delicious zest
and relish to breakfast, lunch. dinner, etc. For
scores OF years legion of sauces for this pur-
pose have bee4 Dressed upon the public. ~:
The Royal, the Imperial. the Yankee Doodle.
etc. Among all, the one sauce that Is known
and approved the world over IS Lee y Per
rims Worcestershire Sauce. More than half
a century since II was introduced 70 the public.
and became at once indispensable ct hotels.
clubs. restaurants etc. With families it Is o
household necessity. To hot or cold meats.
game. fish. gravtes. etc. 1t imparts q peculiar
and delightful flavor and relish priced by all
who have used 1t.
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THIRTY FIRST Anniversary.

That old and staunch organization. the Lusl-
tan,an Portuguese Benevolent Association
whose deeds OF charity have made 1t famous
celebrates the thirty-frst nnnivel sary Of Its or
ganzation Sunday next.
The proceedings OF the day will be appropri-
ate to the occasion. and will conclude with n
grand banquet.
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IaElmum tom, erature ~: minimum n.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

e. WAsHtNtros, Oct. Foo. tho Middle Allan. e
Stntss. cloudy or partly cloudy w.hthsr With
rain. e0utherly winds, stationary or higher tom
perhtsrs and lower barometer.
For South Atlantic states cloudy wsnthsr with
ruin. eaatetly winds. stationary or higher tenn
nornture followed nv FILLING barometer nnd sta
tionHfy temperature
For the East Gulf Hthtea. cloudy or partly
cloudy WeHther with occasional rhin, warmer
eoutherly Winds. stationary or higher barom-
etsr.
For tho West Gulf states cloudy or purity
cloudy weather. winds mostly RDuthnrly nsprIy
stationary temperature. stationary or higher
barometer.
For the Tennessee md Ohio valley. cloudy
and rainy. followed by clearing Wenth1t eHsterly
veeriug tn warmer sDuthsrly winds. stationary
or higher barometer.
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The Trial of the state Treasurer o
Georgia.

ATLANTA, Oct THE Senate reached O. vote
on the articles OF impeachment against State
Treasurer Renfroe. On the three first. which
were the main articles. the vote stood twenty
five for guilty and seventeen for not guilty.
This being legs than tWo-thirds vote. and on
the fourth there was still more favorable vote.
and ON the fifth and sixth he got over major
lily for MOI guilty. He was acquitted on every
charge and was dismissed from the court.
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The Georgia Miltt,a ut tho Capital.

WASHING ON, Oct. THE Gate City Guards.
OF Atlanta, arrived here to- night. ana were met
by the Washington Light Infantry Corps and
escorted to their quarters, Thousand, were
our to witness their arrival. the line Of march
being crowded with people. who cheered them
continuously. and the streets through which
they passed were ablaze With fireworks, At
Richmond thew were met at the depot by the
officers OF the First Regiment Of Virginia Vol
unteers: and Handsomely entertained during
their brief Rf41v
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

M'liss will be presented at both the matinee
and evening performances, with the same
strong cast introduced by Messrs. McDonough
4 Fulford. Annie Pixley wall certainly receive
an ovation at the matinee.
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TO ARRIVE.

It was reliably stated yesterday that Special
Agent Weeks who some time ago investigated
the workings Of the several departments To- the
Custom. House. has been again detailed to come
to this city and look into matters. He Is to be
accompanied SO 1t is said. by two assistants.
and will be under orders TO inquire thoroughly
into the condition OF all the departments.
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QUARANTINE RAISED.

| We are informed by MIR. ]. g. Morey. freight
agent, that Kinds county. Miss has raised the
quarantine on Terry .Dyram. Jackson. Tngalo.
Bolton and Clinton. Miss. and shipments Of
] freight arc resumed to those points.
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CITY ECHOES.

Louisa Coleman. charged by Peter Diamond
with larceny, was lodged in the Eighth Station.
Adam Jones was locked up In the Seventh
Precinct Station charged with cutting and
slightly Wonndtng one John Peters.
Henry Mentz. who cut and slightly wounded
one Conrad Miller. surrendered at the sub
Seven. b Station and was locked up.
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GA the Bayou vt. John, about mile and half
distant from the lake. The general perspective
II we'll conducted. md npon the whole the PIP.
tnre IL fair one. Mr. Miller 10 the artiat Wb
haa nlready acquired some reputation Ia this
community BY painting portraits 81 some 81
our niuat prominent military man.
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"a LANDSCAPE.

Mr.. Anthony Miller. a young and promising
artist oil, New Orleans. has now on exhibition
and for rafls good landscape painting taken
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1t is likely that larger area will be sown
to wheat next season than there was this
year. Tine wheat craze Is extending all over
the country. Some counties In the New Eng
land States expect TO raise wheat enough for
heEe consumption.
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MAILS FOR BELIZE.

Il consequence OF the non-arrival OF the
Steamship Wanderer the mails advertised at
the Postofflce to leave Tuesday evening will not
close until o'clock p. M, Thursday, ninth
instant.
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Mollowwara Moulaers on a strlka.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 7.-Au the hollowware
moulders in this city are on strike; they
number over 1000, and demand Is per cent In
crease.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAa UmrAHTSHlTV,
Signal Hervice United states Army. j
Daily neteorolorical record for the eight bonra
ending at 1o:0s p. m. Tuesday. October Z. \
Observations taken at sne eatns moment OF
time at oil stntipns.I
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CITY COUNCIL.

There was no quorum at the regular weekly
meeting of tho Council. An adiournm ant to
meet Tuesday was the consequence.
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Trial OF hayden Begun,

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 1.-The trial of the Rev.
Hayden. for the murder Of Mary Stanard, at
Madison. begun to-day.
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STEAMBOAT INSPECTION.
Quarterly Report Of the Work In the
Tenth District.

Capt. George Norton. inspector Of steam YES
sells III the tenth district has fled his quarterly
report. from which the following recnpitulaton
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The local inspectors In this city report acct
= dents by snags l. steamers sunk 1, steamers
wrecked 4, accidents by fire l. collisions /, L.
censes issued 159. licenses refused2.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

Barnes & Miller, No. 1s Natehez street. do the
best work In plumbing and gus Hitting ut lowest
market rates.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-08

If you want gas fixtures call on Barnes 4
Miller, No. Is Natehez street.