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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The largest University in the world
is that of Berlin, with 3,608 students.
The Methodist Missionary Society
has received $10,013,265 in the last
twenty years.
The Greek Government has made
the New Testament in the ancient
Greek a text book in the highest classes
of the common schools.
The Bible House at Constantinople
keeps on sale 1882 different books IN
eighteen Oriental languages, and Ian un-
precedented inquiry prevails for all.
The italian Government seques-
trated and sold, between 1861 and Sep
tember, 1879,, 130,514 lots of church
property, for which it received 546, ,472,-
481 lire,
One of the churches in Norwich,
Conn, fills the position of janitor or
sexton by auction, at which the person
naming the smallest sum secures the
situation. Forty dollars was the annu-
al sum recently bid. .......
The American Board has expended
more than 81, 200, 900 on missions among
the Indians, and gathered fifty churches
with 1000 members. The mission
among the Dakotas returns eight
churches and 600 members.
Wisconsin has now four State Nor
NAL Schools, and it is proposed to es-
tablish another in Milwaukee. The
four already in operation have an av-
erage annual attendance of 1,600 stu
dents, the demand for admission being
greater than the accommodations can
satisfy.
About one-ffteenth of the Catholic
population of this country is taught in
Catholic schools, or upward of 405, 900.
OF this number of scholars 33, 495 are
in eighty-three schools in New York,
and 23, 085 in 1853 schools in Newark.
There are 140 Catholic schools in Gin
cinnati, with 25,406 scholars, but only
sixteen schools in Boston.
Ohio has now school population
of 1,043, 1920. The number of pupils
enrolled in the public schools is 1884,
657; the average daily attendance is
only 459, 1890. There are 1884 school
houses, and 23, 487 teachers. The
school receipts for the past year
amounted to $11, ,243, ,21O.38; the expen-
ditures to S7,711, 1854. The average
monthly wages of male teachers in
country districts were $35; of female
teachers, 1924. In cities male teachers
received $69; female teachers, $42.
The average levy for school purposes in
the country districts was $40 mills; in
towns, $50.
Persecution in Austria. "A recent
letter from Austria, referring to the
visit of the deputation of the Evangeli-
cal Alliance to the Emperor, says:
"Two months have nearly now
elapsed, and matters remain much as
before. Bureaucratic hindrances and
theological jealousies have probably
hindered that speedy remedy which the
Emperor's words and manners seemed
to indicate. The facts of an intolera-
BILE persecution being undeniable, we
feel the time has now come when en-
lightened public opinion may call upon
the Government of Austria, in the name
of right and liberty, to give effect in its
own dominions to that great principle
of religious freedom which with its own
hand it has so lately inscribed upon the
international law of Europe"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12

by evergreens and keep every square
foot of ground about your buildings free
from offensive rubbish, and you will
not only preserve more self-respect for
this care, but will enjoy the pleasure Of
giving comfort to the living creatures
under your control, and what is not
least in the eyes Of money making man
ayers you will derive greater profit,
preserve your buildings from decay and
have place that will sell at higher
price if you should wish to dispose Of it.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12

AT small country town there lately
died middle-aged man, leaving a
widow of thirty-hve. At the funeral
the deacon of the village alluded to the
good qualities of the deceased, and
among others his generosity. He said
the deceased had lent him some money
once. Upon which the weeping widow
raised her head and inquired how
much, and whether he had paid it back
or not.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12

THE ''meanest man in the world"
has been discovered. He is the party
who sold poor woman an old hen dis
guised as spring chicken, for her
Christmas dinner, and charged her a
cent for the corn found in the crop Of
the ancient bird, on The ground that
the grain trade was separate busi-
Oagg
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12

NEW YORK CRY pays out about
81, 500, 600 annually for charitable pur-
poses, partly through municipal Off
cials. and large share through private
organizations which receive grants, It
is estimated that the private contribu-
tions to charitable societies in the city
amount to much more. IF
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-02-12

THE woman who does fancy work
very often don't fancy work at Other
times.-Io1OG State Register.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A Whole Row of Houses Burned
Down on DryataAs Street.

At half-pHst o'clock yesterday morning n
fire broke out In the rear Of the row of two
story frame buildl gs situated on the corner
of Dryades and Auterpe streets. which resulted
IN the total destruction Of the entire row. The
property WIS owned by the heirs Of the late
WIN, WALKER. and was Insured In the Factors
auh Traders Insurance Company. Mr.. Paul
Fsrradao oe ut led the frat house ~ erockerv
store and was insured in the Firenen's com
pauy for st2Fn. The seconl house, used as q
book and candy store by Mrs Buck meyer had
It's stock insured In the Garmania pan for
800 The Third house. Fidele Arseon's cigar
store contained a stock valued at $500 on which
there was no Insurance..
The fourth and last house III the rear, WINS
used a. q coffee aud ten depot ny Mr.. N Sims
and contained a enck vnluad at $500 which WAS
tneured IN the FaetUte and Traders Com
pany.
Having completely destroyed all the row Oh
ntYades street The Il tmes extended tn tn dou
b g TWO story frame house on Eutarpe street
owned by Mr.. John II rtueri and occupied
tntly by the Hon. H.. G. Morgan aud F. T.
u ohte' This, property wes almost entirely
consumed while all The furniture was de-
strnyed The house was insured for $4,000 In
the Home Company. Neither Mr. Morgan nor
Mr., Beehiel were Insured.
Dn ing the progress of the fire Mr.. VIM. BEN
ham re- cued Mrs Paul Ferradi from her house
q, The risk OF bis life. The loss In estimated at
$4,000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
JUDGE BERMUDEz IN THE SEN
ATE

During the session Of the Senate yesterday
Hon. E. e. Bermudez Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court. entered the room.
On motion of Mr.. Robertson a recess of ten
minutes WAS taken for the purpose Of doing
honor to the distinguished visitor.
Lieut.. Gov. McEuery Invited him to q seat on
the platform by his side, After convereina a
short while with the Lieutenant Governor the
Chief Justice arose aud spoke as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Senate have but one word
NATION of my name to the highest judicial nnsi-
ton in this State. and to assure you. with The
record l ciatm to have. and which / do have
that no consideration will ever cause me TO de-
vfata from the line of honor and unty which |
am bound to follow. and which / will observe
even II my life be the forfeit.
Judge Bermudez was then surrounded by the
and the usual congratulations made
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

Saml H. Morel, q lot, etc. bounded by Eltsian
Claiborne. Detbigny and Marigny streets. aeS
11e, s10o H'N
!, II. l.. 9. Jack. T. jack and y. UrsIpe to A.
Garner. two lots etc, bnunde by Roehsbiave
Tnn't On5aga and Lapeyrotse 5000
lsherlhs salel @; g. Gordin - Richard A.
orr 'ga apd Lapeyrou 20. 50Bx3i4 $3.50
fSheriff's salel John y. PATRICK to John Carran
8 tot ami buildings. bounded by @il'ow ClIs
boone, Cypress ana Fl via, 2BxiG6 st800
thhstiff'a sale) BIrs H4uriattH Henri Snhuls9
~ EIiaef u Morere, y lot and buildings bounded
by y. John the Baptist 81 James Religions
Celeste and Felicity streets also two lots, etc,
uhded by Cnstomhouse. Bipnvils. Helena
and st. At hony streets 3lxtia. $500.
tSheliffs sale jose Morfux to Ramon Vinsea
three lots. etc, bounded by Lhvee, JumUnyiiIe.
Monroe. and Adams. 33xl6s. tive lots. etc
bounded by Lsvee Monroe, Jumunvlla
and Haneocs streets. 3tz1G5 two n s, ste cor
ner OF Levee and Adaus streets, a3Sl5t 1880.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
LEGISLATIVE TOPICS.

The following notares public. appointed by
tho Governor. were confirmed by the Senate
d. O. Jenkins. East Carroll; O. McIlanahan.
Bossier: L. Clip Duke, Catahoula; WIN. W.
Dam pbel. Franklin; @. W. Pope. West Baton
Rouge: b. MaItel and Jules GIL st. Landry
Paul N. Abadie. St. Martin; Ernest 7. Flor
ance aud Alcee j. Ker Ocleans: Chas. d. CAT
frey Lafayet'e; W. F. Schwing and 3 Deta-
houssave Iberia; Svlves or ID. Sims. Living
ston; Heurv II Naff. Morebouse; l.. ID. Etie,
Iberia: j. T Stepheus, Red RIVER.
The senate Commi tee on Parks and Public
Buildings meet to-day al 10 o'c ock.
The Senate Committee on Oorrorations met
yesterday evening. Immediately after ADJOURN
ment
Joint caucus Of the Senate and House will
be held his evening In the hall of the House Of
Represen Atives to discuss the ST lection of such
bills rs should fl rst be acledupOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
EXCITED CITIZENS.

Yesterday some very wild rumors prevailed
on the street respecting the labor troubles In
ST. John and the experience of the military
sent from this city. BY some unaccountable
means the report went abroad that the troops
had encountered rome unex pected diff ,uties.
an At an e.rly hou. IA number OF the members
IL the Crescent Batttlnn assembled at the
armory ready to march. The report. however,
Ola not seem 10 be j1sti1ed IA a courier arrived
With information FIR the GovpI nor. and the
latter did not eonsiier 1t necessary to order up
any additional force.
Later last night Gen. B-han went to the ar
mory and instructing The N n to hold them
selves In readiness, allowed them TO go to their
homes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
CITY ECHOES.

John Williams. charged with stealing pair
of shoes, passed Tuesday In jail
Estelle Gaspard charged with having stolen
goods In her possession. is In the Fourth Sta
ton,
Eugene Eye. charged with obtaining money
under IN 81 pretenses. was, on Monday. run
into the Third Station.
Henry Gibbons was on Wednesday incarcer-
a,ed, charged by his wife. Martha. with att empt-
1 ng her life with haichet.
Aids Mike and D. Hepnf ssey yesterday ar
rested Iks Smith and Alice Church. charging
them with . )cket picking.
During Tuesday night an unknown thief
stole q bucket OF lard from M. Hart's grocery
corner Of Common and Rampant streets.
Yesterday Charles Evans, q United States sol,
diel was captur, d at the Barracks. charged
With having outraged Feionise Barshear eyed
seven years Evans was remanded to the Par
ish Prison by Judge Miltenberger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John W. Coleman to Mrs. Isabella Brownlee,
lot and buildings. bounded by 5r. Charles.
Carontelet. ,perline and Bordeaux streets,
Mrs. Marie O. blanchard to Mrs. Elizabeth
Wicks, a lot and buildings bounded by Ursu-
Ii es. Hospital, Ge.vez and Miro streets, 52xl49
John Buhler. Jr. to Michel Mallngar, two lots
ami buildings, bounded by Btenvllle. Miro.
Cont and Galv' z etre+ts, 29xlo5 feet, Sl1oo . -,
lot, etc bounded by Mnsic Urquhart. Girod
and Washington ,stree,s. 35x17 feet, -
inas, bounded by Dumain3, st Philip. IRENE
ard Mara,s street,, 30x120 feet $1,000
Mrs. a. P. LiVernore and Jean A. Latorne to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.-

The congregation of S.. Francis church. cor
ner OK Second end 81. David streets. had COL
lection In the early part Of February last for
The lrish utferera. and the amount collected
was sent to Right Rev. Gtooy. Bishop of Sligo.
and Right Rev. MCCARTHY. Bishop Of Kerry. and
the following letters have been received, &C
knowledgiug the receipt II the douation:
THE PALACE, KILLARNEY. March 8, 1880.
Reverend Oar SRI acknowledges with Elm
eets thnuBs, offering Of E2p "a I'd for our poor
We can nev r forget the ehartty OF your great
natl II, TINT has saved liz from all the evils OF
famine. Hitherto our own government have
bseb, throwing tufts OF graas at our landlords,
bat tht Y must take up The stones at last Ali
the measures of relief adopted by our rulers
merely grant power to large proprietors To aave
the penpls. but the ptoprtetors must be forced
to Apply these measAres. Private charity will
meyer meet the evil that II now widespread
May God reward your faithful q Jok and their
good pastor.
J. remain your much obliged and obedIeut
servant. ID. MCCARTHY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
United States Circuit Court

The case OF Fl. Bier VS.. the City Of NeHR or.
leans was Yesterday dismissed by JudesN Bill.
liugs Mr.. O. r. Toward, the receiver NAG
pointed. was relieved from duty and the bt knf
cancelled
EsIn com pliment to Cen Grant Judee BillipaR
yesterday morning adjourned the United StatssS
courts Til to-day, after the transaction of only
necessary business.
When directing that the United States Courts
OF this district should be- adjourned for the day
In accordance with the spirit of our whole
peoIla, as mauifested by the action Of the
H. gislature Of the state and the Common Ooun~
Gil OF the city OF New q leans. public reeep-
tton Ia TO- day to he given 10 Gen. Grant. In
which our various military end civil organizs~
bs extended without any distinction arisina
from political purity lines take 1t, 1t IL M
Hlope In honor OF the achievements uf or
lllusttious guest-not alone bg reason Of
high office to which he has twife be- u called
the people Of the Uni cd States, Tor IL II mere
fed manner in which be has represent d
publican Institutions Hnd democratic peO
as he has been the reel lent cf honor and
plause and ovatioUs from the numerous q
Hrobl Of tho European world but also
especially, ~ II seems to me. the pop
Louisiana desire TO honor him, because,
the momp mt when his native land rece ded
his ply steal sight. as he jOurneyed or farI
he has RENE mbered only his country, h1s "
country and nothing but his c0untrg-thht
word OF parttshnship or seefionalism
numerous patriotic utterances to the natid
abroad.
Inter pretiDg these public demonatratid
thus. / deem IT not Improper thai the y have
expressed concurrence Of the United Stat
courts OF this district. and. therefore, dirtS1l
their adjournment until tomorrow morning.
o'pnek
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
THE RACES TODAY.
Gen. Grant will Attend to Witness
the Sport,

Three good races are on the programme to-
day, and If the weather continues good fine
sport may be counted upon. as for each event
there are numerous entries, embracing the
best etock on the grounds.
The fret race is for the Menus stake. for
two year olds. distance half a mile and twelve
b rises have been placed. The se ond race is a
Que mile dash, wi h eight entrisH and for the
third race mile heats. four horses are on the
card rs starters
Gen Grant has accepted on invitation of the
club 90 attend to-day, aud will be present on the
graud stand.
Last ntahr at the pool sales by Bride the on.
tries snld as follows
First Race -Asoender $50 Barclay 4 Hugeins's
entries sts Geo. u. $40. Greenland 50, buget's
entries sls
Se" and Race Jack Hardy $50 Gabrielle $40
~ TX s92. g"Idhng 2, Belina Dance 80 field si2
Thud Raoe-Ellh itowett 300. Little Reb $50
Mary Waltun go. PlAnerind g.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

At an early hour yesterday morning the re-
mains OF Mike Driscol were found at the New
Basin, lytn4 between two piles OF lumber. at the
heat Of franklin street. Coroner Marley was
remains with Oily Physician Chastanr, oiscov-
cred a wound on the he'd and also That the IN.
fortunate man had In some manner broken MS
neck,
From appearances 1t is Judged that .Driscol.
who, it 8, ems had just the day previous Oh;
tained a situation as private Waterman. fell
asleep on the lumber he was engaged to watch,
and duriGg the night rolled off and received the
fniu les which caused his deaI b.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
BREVI,TIES.

As yet the Governor has not sent 10 the Sem
ate for confirmation either the names of the
judgea OF The city oou ts or the appointment OF
now members Of the Board OF Health.
On Saturday evening April 8. the Edward
Betheze Combination give grand entertain
mput and eoiree dansHtte. at the hbil OF Young
Anne rioa Stesm Fire Company No. 3. on Maga-
Zine rect. between jena and Cadiz.
A grand musical and variety entertainment
tor the benefit Of the Newsboys' school. under
Paul tax. place this evening ut IT. Alphonsus
Hall. The Black Diamonds and the kllhar-
montcs will furnish their usual fund Of merri-
ment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
OUT BEREN AIDING.

As ID the wont every year. the gentlemen of
the Rex party were out on the streets last
night In carriages to serenade the Queen Of the
last Carnival. and also those whom Rex had
oh, sen for some years past. On their way no
town they at, pped Mt the residence Of Walker
Fearu, i d where Gen. Grant will be during
his WELT here, md paid their respects to the
al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
Second Recorders Court.

Yesterday O. private OF thu Thirteenth United
States Infantry. named Chas. FL. Evans. was
arraianed before Recorder, Miltenoerger,
charged with having outraged q little colored
girl seven years Of ags nsnrd Felnnise Bra.
shear He was sent down without benefit OF
bail to await the result OF an examination OF the
'p Wa. NJ. Hanpey. recently cIsf in P. Nodaps
cigar store In which emplosI4ent he Vas &C.
cnsed of enb~zzllpg. Was seat before the sua-
Derior Criminal Court under q bond Of $1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
THE SECOND BRIGADE.

At a full meeting of the officers of the Second
Brigade. held ut the arsenal last night, Colonel
A, Reiohsrt WAS ele oted brigade commander. to
All vacancy. Lieutenant Colonel O.. d.
Fenner has besn soting Brigadier General for
some time. but his appointment to tho bench
Of the Supreme 'ourt prevents bis further
ncti I've narttcipaiop In military affairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
NL1Gn. March Q. 1aal

NJ Dear Reverend Fd'her-I am in receipt of
ur Kind favur OF The sixteenth uiitno. and
of the draft for $50 81 ID which 1t brought me
for the relief II our destitute people. May God
blesa you aud oil tho other contributors for
ur charitable einhmbrance for our pressing
wants. Those wants unfortunately Hte on ths
lncrease. aud must continue for several months
TO oouJs. | beg the assistance of your prayers
tha God In his g"Odnt ss mny enable us to save
the lives Of our people
Believe me, your most faithful Earvpnt la
UhList, l.. atLOOLY,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday 81 the
office OF the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs JOS A. Littlefel7 . son.
Mrs. p. Harrison, a daUg hter,
Mrs. II. Kick, A son.
Mrs. AdoI oh Marx, q daughter,
Mrs. P1tsr Munster. female twins.
Mrs. A1olphe Caassgne. a soR.
Mrs. Jas. Durcbint q son.
MARgIAGEs.
Ernest Peter to in Ii Parrot.
John Whalon to Mary Quinn.
DEATHS.
VIM. T. Lane. 26 years.
Mrs. Ann Husson. "a years.
Louise @. Heyl, months.
s. W. Rawitua. % y~ars.
Perry Walkar, 81 years.
Mrs. E. McYirtie. IS ears,
Mary A Grisher. S DAYS.
John Gallagher, As years.
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic restores the opp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
COLOR BLINDNESS.

Yesterday there we're two applications Of
pilots for examination by DR.. Austin, United
States Marine Hospital surgeon, respecting
their ability to distinguish co!ors.- They we're
o. the Martha, both OF wa N succeeded In
passing. II is a faet worthy Of note that out OF
over seventy captatas aud oil ITS examined on y
four were rejected asanc pable OF dtstiu gu!sh-
lag colors properly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
WASHINGTON. D. c.. January 16, /

HH. WARNER & Co. Dear Sir: write to say
that after haylrg taken ur Safe Pills, and
finding ihem all that Is claimed for them in
your circular cheerfully recon- mend them IS
'A' '07~ N-A'0 JOSEPH PRATHER,
400 M sire ct, Washington. D. @.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPd gTMgET /
Bignal Service. United gtatos Armg /
Dhiig meteorological record FOR the eight hours
~, ending ut 9:os .. H., Wednesday March 81 =
looseFVatlopg taksn Et tn8 satns mDn"uJ Of
time ai all stations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
First District Court.


EDLIIE FfUbFlUI
Assault and battery-Heary Orleans.
CONVICTED.
Assault and battery-John Spence.
MOTION.
Havana lottery tickets stc.-Dr Falkenstein
Motion for arrest Of Judgment granted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
Fourth District Court.

In the cRes Of the State ex rel @. Il. Girardey.
Jndqe Houston yesterday made the rule abso-
lute authorizing tbs cancellation Of mortgage
of 500 600 made by 3 adj Johnson. In favor OIL
tbs Southern Bank Ia 1876 for loans advanced,
which were satisfied.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

the Supreme Court The dispatch is dated
Bastrop, L.. via Monroe. March 81, $780, and
conveys the Information tina the Judge IL com
Ing to New Orleans on the steamer Pagan.
which will be here Saturday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
JUDGE TODD COMING.

Senator R B Steele received yesterday tele-
gram from Hon. r. B. Todd. of moreh use. one
Of the recently appointed associate judges OF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED UNITY.

PLEADED 7UIbIT,
Wurder-Ophela Da~., Alexander, charged
with the numbering 81 hur child pleaded gull"
ty, and was remaDded for seLtence,
CONTINUED
Murder-W. W. BeasieY, until April 16.
StabDing etc-Antonio Boraes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

The best tonic in the world Is MaiakoH Bit
tiers. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
sition In 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
Reads Gilt Edge ,nio cures dyspepsia.
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.


WEDNESDAY, March If, 1880.
Present-All the justices.
ny CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING. T.
No. 1861. State of Louisiana ex rel, New Or
lenna Gaslight Company VS.. The Council of ttb
city Of New Orleans ct ais. -BaheafiDg refused.
No 77s3 Alton NuRent h Co. W. IL. II. CAD
ruth -Rshearing refused.
No. 7759. In the matter Of the Morgan's Loui.
siann aad Texas Railr, al and Steamship Com
penV praying Tor the appoiDtnenJ OF eonmia-
sipners. eto Reh"Ht ing refused.
No. 77ot. John Il Durham b 90. vs.. Lisso "
Sheen ct ais. Rehearrg refus Il. r
by JUSTICE SPENCER |
No. 7724 Finish. Lewis b %. vs. l.. Sch Wa
haoher CO. ct nj. Alex. Levy lptervenJr--
Judgment reversed so far as concerns 1.-THE
intnrvenor.
No. 1878 Valentine Yrsdenburgh. widow. etc.
VS.. VIM. j. Behan ct ala Ksbsaring rafHksad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

Why suffer with indigestion whan M&lasof
Bitters affords certain relief. Get h3tt!s snd
try it