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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following were recorded yesterday at the
office OF the Board Of Health:


The following were recorded yesterday at the
office OF the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Lucien Populus a son.
Mrs. Fanny Johnson. daughter.
Mrs. Geo. RIeeki. q daughter.
Mrs. e. q. sherman, daughter.
Mrs Ferdinand Livaudais a son.
Mrs Frederick Foster. a son.
Mrs. Thos. ID. Williams. son.
Mrs. Francois Perret. daughter.
Mrs. Robert M. Clay n son.
Mrs. J. ReverliRat, II daughter.
Mrs. A. F. Wild. son.
Mrs. e. T. May. son.
Mrs. Joseph Schotte a son.
Mrs. John Mcpherson. q son,
Mrs. J. Betnoucy, a son.
Mrs. Louis Majoi. a son.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lister. q daughter.
Mrs. Nick Rauch. a daughter.
Mrs. Harrison Robinson. daughter.
Mrs. Henry Eierman Jr.. son.
MARRIAGES..
John Collier to Mary Baumbach.
Louis Cooper to Nora A Johnson.
John l.. Criqui to Elizabeth Lindsey.
Henry J. Alexander TO Mary Augustin.
Scott Sinty to Sophia Kinsey.
John j. Fitzgerald to Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet
man.
r. J. Rensch to Julia Rasch.
Charles +. Jung to Margaret Rasch.
VIM ]. Leonard to Clara E. HYnes
A. J. Rebemack to Charlotte Oster
Patrick Pendereast to Rita Williams.
DEATHS.
Maryland K. Wilson. month.
Thos. Davey. As years.
Mrs. v Wood. 81 years.
Charles e. Boney 80 years.
Anthony Alonzo days.
Melissa Johnson months.
Anna Jones, 2 years.
Mary J. Johnson, 4 days.
Amelia Davis 40 years.
John ONeil. 40 years.
@. Simmons As years.
Louise Alexis. Is years.
J. Gallant 28 years
George Mayans. Sc years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
SURVEYOR AND ENGINEERS.
Proposed Alteration of Existing Laws
Regarding Surveying and
Engineering

Regarding Surveying and
Engineering.
There was meeting yesterday at the State
Engineers office. in the State House. ofthe AS
ISOLATION Of Engineers and Surveyors Of Louis
lana. Col. Wrotnowski. vice president In the
ehair and ten members present
The object Of the gathering was to consider a
bill introducing better system Ct land survey
ing In the State and to adopt a proper method
OF defining parish boundaries.
Mr. Grandiean offered q resolution that a
committee OF three be appointed 10 wait upon
the Governor and submit the object Of the
ISOLATION. Also to request his Excellency not
10 appoint parish surveyors ill the proposes
bill Is considered by the Legislature. This was
carried, and Messrs. L.. J. Fremaux. J. A. d.
Hemeeourt and Samuel Hill were appointed the
committee.
Ynittee OF five to revise existing laws on the sub
jeot OF surveying, and prepare report for
next meeting.
mittee appointed: T. s. Hardie. j. l.. Bradford.
g. o. Lewis, Lewis Palmes and 0. McLeran.
The meeting then adjourned subject to call.
It is the intention OF the association to re-
quest the l. gislature TO pass law establish
ing board of examiners aud requiring each
engineer and surveyor to have License. as In
medicine and law. before they can enter upon
the duties Of the profession.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
POLICE BOARD.

The Board Of Police Commissioners met yes
terday evening In their rooms In the Central
Station Mayor |. w. Patton In the chair and a
quorum Of tho commissioners present
Supernumerary Louis adams. for drunken-
ness was fined three days pay.
Patrolman j. Anstedt. for absentinR himself
from his bent and holding Unnecessary CONVEX :
sation was hned live days pay.
Pntrolman l.. L. Emmerson. neglect OF duty.
one days pay
Patrolmnn W. A. Boynes. neglect of duty;
two days pay
This ending tho regular business OF the
board the Mayor. on behalf OF the Council, in
vited the members of The board to meet the
members Of tho Council In his parlor on
Thursday for tho purpose Of discussing the
police budget for the year 1880.
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tenant senior: H. Mansny. hrst lieutenant jul
Nor: j. h. Roby second lieutenant junior. ],
Lafon. aergeant major ". Arnnuld. sergeant
fourrier L. Grulor, frat aorgeant: H. Brot, sec
ond sergenDt: II FtitH. third sergeant: j. Ga
Raux, fourth aergennt.
After tho election. Capt. Palms invited tho
Rentiemen present to partake OF rbfreahmensH
ut Fred EertrandH, corner Of DHuphine and
CANAL etroeta and thore many pieaaant nay
Ing was paased and many n toaet drank.
Capt. P,aH hns henn, for many yenra pnst,
commander Of thu "Glrdes Lnfnyet q" and we
nro Informed thnt this company will eoon join
the Louisiana National Guard, and become u
part Of The Orleans Artillery Regiment. This
Will give seven companies to TINT regiment.
aud we oven henr that other independent or
gnnigailons Intend To swell tho number Of com
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
THE BOARD OF FoREMEN.
The Parade-A Few Words from Chief
O'Connor.

The Parade-A Few Words from Chief
OConnor.
Ameeting OF the Board OF Foremen OF the Fire
Department was held last night, and was called
to order by Chief Thomas O'Connor who stated
that the board had been convened for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the Fourth Of
March parade and the transaction of such other
business as might be brought before 1t. There
were present at the opening Of the meeting the
foremen Of the following companies: Volunteer
No. l. Mississippi No. 2. Vigilant No. s. Column
bia No. s. Mechanics No. s, Phoenix No.. 8. Creole
No. 9. Philadelphia No. 4. Jackson No. 49, Wash
ington No. 20. Jefferson No. %. Chalmette No. o.
Crescent No. "a. Louisiana Hose Lafayette
Chief o'Connor declared the selection Of
grand marshal to be the first thing In order and
/ n Marks ESQ. was unanimously elected.
After some little discussion the route OF last
year was adopted as the line of march for the
Volunteer No. / was invited to take the head
ofthe procession and an invitation to partici-
to THE companies OF the Fifth and Sixth Dis
trlcts and Gretna.
The following communication was read:
WACO. Texas, January II. 1889
Chief Of the Fire Department, New Orleans:
Dear Sir--It has been talked Of for some time
among some of the leading aremen In the Stae
to make an excursion to your city on the Fourth
OF March If the railroad is completed By that
here are 81 xious 70 make the trip. not only as
flremen but as business men. The company is
com posed mostly of business men. and as
nearly all the fremen OF Texas are volunteers
and representative men OF the different owns
and cities an excursion to your city would not
only be source Of pleasure to them but bust,
ness connections could be made which would
prove profitable to them and to your CITY. st.
fouis now controls to a great extent the trade
Of Texas: but why, because there Is AZ other
gnod if not superior to st. Louis for selling
Goods. but without railroad connection she, is
unable 70 contr the trade You VII pleas e. In q
rnnr civ would receive US II So an invitation
to that effect would meet with hearty re-
Spouse. .ha-.b,r - as+r
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Whilst tho City Railroad Company arc taking
steps to improve tho New Lake End, tho owners
OF the Spanish Fort Railroad Company nro
showing The snmo spirit Of enterprise which hns
characterized tho Schwartz Brothers since they
came In poaseasion of the road
The rond.bed beyond Claiborne street Ia be-
ing raised about eighteen inches and will DO
provided between tho Metairie Ridge and tho
enable the trains to mako fast time The time
to be consumed next winter will. with this Inn
provement be- reduced to twenty-five minutes.
ground pavilion will be constructed for tho
shelter Of visitors. In the vicinity OF largo fish
pond or aquarium. which IL alrendy half com
pleted Several minor improvements have
already been made this winter, not tho least OF
which Ia the widening of the lake end depot.
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one companies and. think. about 5000 mem-

one oompanIes and. think. about 5000 MEM
berH.
An carly answer from you would DO appre-
JAS. ". GoIIEDGE. Secretary r. r. A.
On motion or Mr. Johnson. foreman Of Mo
chnpIcs' g. tho communication WINS favora9ly
received. and tho chief instructed to issue Ia"
proper invitation.
Chtef OGonnor took tho floor. md chilled tho
attantlon of tho board to tho fnc that tho
United StntoH courts Ind decided that tho mas
tor Of vessel had supreme control on tho
docks Of his craft and that fremen hita no
right to board ahips on IRE u tho captain ob-
jected to tLeir 40 doing. Al 1t was. tho harhor
fnciltios for oxtingushng fires were OF aueh
II character TINT tho presence Or the ilra ne-
partment at ahp flraa waa almost unneceashrY
at nny rate whether naoeaHnry or not nremen
ahould not turn tho water of their engines on
n burning yoaEel II the master objected.
IIe urged fraternal feelings and action on
the pnri of tha menbpra " tho department In
making lends and lonuing hoae nj ilrcR. Any
foreman IN uniform had right 10 take hoHn
whore he found Il. when ho needed II, and IT
ahouId ~ willingly given. lIo alao advised tho
use Of reduced nHzzlsR nj the comm sneement 81
ftM whore water was acarc". mud condemned
tho practice, aometlmoa indulEed In. ofthemem-
hrra of the department washing eaeh othor with
water.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
CITY ECHOES.

Louis Smith. for gambling on the street. was
locked UP In the Fourth Station.
James Thompson, for the larceny OF 81 rs. was
incarcerated In the Third Station.
Eddie Howell was locked up In the Fourth
Station. charged with petty larceny
Tom Dean was locked up In the Third Sta
ton. charged with tho larceny OF mat.
Mary Wood and R. Garter were locked up In
the Third Station. charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses.
Sunday night Jules Rose. while under the in
fuence of LIQUOR. fell down and. striking MS
wounded He was conveyed to his residence.
No 1I2 Washington street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
DIR. ROBES LECTURE.

Dr. G. a. Robe. the efficient signal officer at
this port. this evening delivers the second OF
his series Of lectures on the science of the
weather.
The lecture will be delivered at the Academy
of Sciences. corner OF Baronne and Common
streets. and will commence promptly at 8
for this evening the Wind System and Laws
of Storms. and his discourse will no doubt
prove both instructive and entertaining. The
tend, and Dr.. Robe should be listened to by a
large audience.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

for setting FIRE to his resldence No. 2os Mel
pomene street on the fret of August, 1872 Inc
accused was represented by Judge ", L. Eva .1
while District Attorney Finney represented the
State. During tho entire trial the wife OF inc
accused snt by his aide and appeared deeply IN
terpeted In he proceedings. :,
4 large number OF Witnesses wore exam med
for tho State and It wGs midnight befsre their
testimony wna closed. At 1920 o'clo elk the OK
animation Of the witnesses Tor The defense Wtts
entered into. and ut 2:30 u. m. tho examination
,vna atIll In prORreaB.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
First Recorders Court.

Theodore Felt. Juvenile vagrant. was sent TO
tho BoyA' House OF Refuge.
Kate CruRc assault and battery; $3.50 appear
nnee bond.
pearRnce bond.
Mary Johnson allowing n vicious dog to run
ut large; $40 or twenty daye.
Thos II. EntwIalle and John j Glhssen. dan
gerou4 and Suspicious characters $3.50 appear
ance bonds zach.
Emma Dickson. fighting. etc: $3.50 appear
auea bond.
Bella Baptism and Isnbel Taylor. petty lar
ceny; $3.50 appearance bonds ench.
Julia Dickson. lighting and disturbing tho
peace; $40 or twenty days.
CLARA Ellis alias Lizzie Fields. assault and
ba tory; $3.50 appearances bond.
Locky Bolton. assault and battery: $3.50 aD-
penrnnee bond.
Lzzlo Fields. using obscene language. 300
appearances bond.
tin alias Thompson. violating ordinance No
hOlo: $3.50 appearance bonds each.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Fifth District Court

A. NJ Hill has applied for a writ Of Injunction
to pronibit the chief of police from Interfering
with him. as threatened, in the sale OF his STOCK
OF jewelry after dark.
Royal 4. Bray vs.. j. W schumway.-Petiti
praying that writ OF attachment issue
against the property clerk Of the Crescent City
Police, ordering him to turn over 10 the sheriff
whatever property of petitioner he possesses.
The writ tSGnH1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
ST. JOHN REGATTA.

The st. John Rowing Club Is making arrange
ments. which are we'll under way. for grand
regatta to take place in the first week of next
June. Valuable prizes will be offered. and
exciting will be done. Correspondence has been
opened with amateurs of the North with the
purpose of having them enter for the contest,
the Invitation which has been extended to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE.

- 1As Just returned from the North with one OF
the most complete selections Of artistic furnl-
lure. ornaments etc. Call and examine the
lines. Raw Silks. Embroideries. Bobbinet and
Nottingham Lace Curtains. and the newest
sonable prices oc19n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
CONFIR M ATOMS.

Tho Senate has confirmed the following ap-
pointmonts Of tho Governor:
l.. O. Hacker justice Of tho peace fort the sixth
ward or tho parish OF Iberia. vice L.. @. Allan.
resigned.
Thomas N. Bradden. notary public for the
parish of BOsster.
Emilio Chord. tax collector for tho parish of
Caldwell, vice w. b. Grayson. resigned.
John W. Pitts. parish surveyor for tho parish
Of Dn SDto
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
ANNUAL ELECTIONS.

Yesterday the stockholders OF tho following
named institutions held elections for directors
to serve during tho ensuing year with tho re-
suit IA shown below:
sr. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY.
Martin Gordon. Jr Carl kohn.
Horny Renshaw o. ii. Hyams,
Il. +. Barton.
aERMANrA INSURANCE COMPANY.
q. II Braughn H. Ourtius.
n. J. FlatoW. Il. drunowald.
j, Hassingsr. ]. j. Langles.
Frank Lewis. j. T. NORTH
t. Meier. Frnnk Waiter.
j. j. WeckerlinS III Iuberbter
CANAL AND CLAIBORNE RAILROAD COMPANY.
T.. j. Hart Il. j. Hart. Jr.
H d. Ogden. Il. T. Brugere.
l.. s. Graves. b. Pablo.
b. j. Montgomery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Superior Criminal Court.


ARRAIGSED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY
VIM. W. BeaseY indicted January 49, $780,
for the murder II Mrs Missouri Jane Hebert
on the evening Of Deeembe ar 4. 1879; remanded
to the Parish Prison, without bail. for trial.
CASES CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
Catherine Brehap. grand larceny; remanded
Ernest Raymond forgery: remanded.
Maggie Williams, stabbing and Wounding
with intent to murder
A CHANGE.
In the case Of Berry Russell. indicted for en-
bezzlement. Mr.. Joseph P. Hornor. one Of his
withdrew from the bond and Mr..
Henry Otis was substituted, In the sum OF $1,000.
ON TRIAL.
DR.. Henry P. VAIL, indicted December 5, 1879.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Second Recorders Court.

Anldavts mnde for parties arrested-LouIs
Oarrere. carrying concealed weapons; Horny
Rance charged with shooting ut Constant
Mala,ri with intent to kill Goo Huns. charged
by Wendell Haas with stealing from his trunk
sl4o; John Peterson. charged by Chaa Schu-
maker with assault with knife with lntent to
rob: OphelH Alexander was charged with hav-
ing murdered the fourteen months old child Of
Andy Davis, Mt tho levee. bend Of Dumaine
street. and Betsy Baptiate was charged hs nc.
cessory. Both arc cOlored. and their case will
10 GzIrnn q y rl1 hon Linz
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Fourth District Court.

al.-Judgment for plaintiff In the sum of s147.
Same ys. same.-J Judgment for plaintiff In the
Gum of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Fire in q Drug Store.

At o'clock last evening the kitchen attached
to the drug store at the corner OF Louisa and
Greatmen streets was damaged By Are to the
amount Of $500. The property, which was
insured for s5370 In the Merchants and Teu-.
tonia Insurance Company. The fire WAS caused
by the explosion OF a distillinR apparatus. The
alarm was turned In from box 612.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
CONSTITUTIONAL JURISDICTION

Tho Bar, as Amici CuriW, Invited to
Argue the Question.
The attention OF members Of the bar Is called
to tho request made yesterday by the Supreme
Court in tho following Case:
No. 76l4 Louise l.. Sarrat Vs. Widow George
LHote,
The amount In dispute In this suit Is exactly
$1,000. The appeal Ia from one OF the district
courts OF Orleans parish. and was lodged In
this court November 3. 1879.
A motion Is made to transfer II to the Court
OF Appeals tor the Orleans circuit.
The court invite oral argument from the
members Of the bur. ms dmici ctn,tr, upon tho
question OF constitutional Jurisdiction. and for
the purpose of hearing the same order the cause
to be fixed for Thursday, the tWenty second In
slant. at IL o'clock.
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THE LOCAL DEATH RATE.

During the week ending Sunday the total
deaths were a. SO OF whom were white males.
50 white females. Il colored males. and 10 col
ored females. In public institutions 10 persons
died and the coroners certified to IA. The prin-
cipal causes Of death we're: Cancers 0. con-
sumption To- pneumonia 5, tnfantlle convul-
sions s. Brights disease q old age6.
The death rate per 1000 per annum for the
week was 2l.s4.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
Vicious Dogs.

At 10 o'clock Sunday morning Miss Mollie
Kerns. residing corner Of Phillip and st. David
streets. was severely bitten In the side by a
vicious dog. The owner OF the dog declined to
have 1t killed.
In the same neghborhood dog belonging to
J. Dame bit young lady named Miss Jennie
Good win.
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o p1niOn OF Eminent DIR. IL. 9. steuart,
President Maryland Hospital, Balti-

80 have used Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef and Tonic Inyigorator for
the most efficient preparations have ever met
with. It combines the virtues of food and tonic
In remarkable way, and | am Satisfied has
Sold By leading druggists. de28 D&WIm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
An Accident

At II o'clock Sunday night one of the city
carts. loaded with offal, turned over In the pit
dug by the Waterworks Company. at the cor
ner of Carondelet and Julia streets. The only
portion Of the pit with the offal and the break
ing OF one Of the cart shafts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20
ORLEANS ARTILLERY.

Battery D. Orleans Artillery. proceeded yes
terday evening to an election of officers, Capt
Duncan B. Blanchard in the chair, with the
result:
L. Palas. captain Joseph Cresseno. first eu-
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Broke His Arm.

Sunday night boy named Thomas Heating
aged twelve years. fell from bed at his parents
residence. corner of Poydras and Camp streets
and broke his arm. He was taken to the hos
pital
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Signal Service. United States Army. !
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending nj 1908 y. M. Monday. January 10.
Observations taken ut tho same moment of
time MT nil stntions
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Unmailable Letters.
Had His Foot Mashed

Moses Oates, aged seven years, fell from the
step OF Magazine street car and being struck
by furniture cart that was passing at the
time. had his foot mashed, - '
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second District Court.

Application for emancipation-Miss Maria
Culbertson, Frank A. Gonzales. Jr.. Z. Z
Schmidt and John Deleny.
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First District Court.

First D18LTlCt SOuFL.
INFoRMATIoNs.
Jeff Thompson. assault by willfully shooting
Mt William Ferguson.
and Louis Mncelot. larceny.
ARRAIaNEp AND PLEADED GUILTY.
Horny Hnueaman, wounding loss than my
hem ulended guilty to assault and battery: re-
mnnded 10 await eentonef.
Iucy VnIeour. Henry Bordes. Henry Johnson
alIne Jambon Louis Maeelet and William Fer
guson. larceny; nil remanded for sentence.
AnRAlaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
John Trainor Andrew Riley and Popnn VIII
.Ioeeph Sim pson. nssaut and battery.
John Bnptiste entering nn Clubhouse. etc: re-
manded for trial.
ACQUITTED
William Cain. inficting wound less than
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Sullivan 4 Bulger. 81 Camp street. have a
now assortment Of chnndeliers and brackets
or sale mt reasonable prices. Gall and examine
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Sullivan 4 Buger 81 Camp street. have
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
for sale at reasonable prices Gall and examine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

Gas heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan u
Bulgers. 81 Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-20

Get your plumbing done at Sullivan & Bull
gers, 81 Camp street.
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THE CARNIVAL.

Gas-heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan i
Bulger's. 81 Camp street.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Another Move In tho Private Market
War

Bids for the city printing were opened ut noon
yesterday In the Mayors paror. aud were rs
follows: New Orleans Times. 10 cents square
for fret insertion and cents for each auhse-
uuent insertion: New Orleans DEMOCRAT. 20
cents for first insertion and cents for subse
auent Insertions aud New Orleans Piedvune. ~
cents and IA cents.
Administrator Behan yesterday received from
II. IT. Farrar counsel for the city. u communi-
cation relative to
THE PRIVATE MARKETS
which reads rs follows:
Dear SRI have the honor to inform you
that nil The iniuncttons In the Sixth DIST
Court In favor of private marketmen are finally
dissolved. and the Judgment rendered irreyoci-
BILE by The failure Of the parties TO take up and
file the appeal. except In the case OF Francois
Lamaruue.
Az the parties who had obtained these injunc-
Hons-twelvs In number the most con-
spicueus vtoators Of the law and as the city
could not move against them. advised you
some time ago not TO enforce the iniunctions
obtained by tho city In the Fourth District
Court against all other private markemen. for
the reason that II seemed unfair that some
should have It in their power to break tho law
with impunity while others were punished
for doing the same thing. However. thore Is
now no obstacle to the enforcement Of the ordi-
nance. / rec ommend that you give MI parties
until next Saturday night to wind no their bus
iness and move into the public markets Re-
gpectfully, II. III. FARRAR
OF counsel for city.
Administrator Behan will act In accordance
with the advice contained In the communica-
tion and will notify all private market men Of
his intention to enforce section OF ordinance
4Tas A. s.. which prohibits private markets
within six squares of apublic market. and i'm
poses q penalty Of S25 fine or thirty DAYS i'm
prisonment for violation Of the provisions OF
the ordinance.
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Got your plumbing dono ut Sullivan \ Bnl-
GERS 81 Camp street.