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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
ELECTION OF JUDGES OF APPEAL
CAUCUS.

To tho Editor of tho Democrat

10 tno Baitor on tho Democrat.
As tho judges " appeal are to qualify on
the first Monday Of April next, under the
terms 81 the constitution, the community ex-
poets OF the Legislature 10 act deliberately.
and with no hot hnste In the premises The
motto should he: Take time and consider
mhturely as the offices Of Judges Of appeal
are OF grave importance to the whole public
The constitution, In remttiug the election
o. Judges Of appeal to the whole Legislature,
Senate and House In Joint session, and not to
the members OF the General Assembly re-
turned from circuit to eject It's own two
Judges, 1t follows that the caucus should act
on the same principle. IT. would ba perver-
sion, not only Of the letter, but most GER
tlinly Of tue spirit Ut tins constitution, that
tho CAUCUS should divide itself into five sub
chucti5es for the purpose of eleetin9 two
Judges Of appeal for each circuit, and then
that each sub-eaucus should report its choice
70 the caucus, pimpiy to be there recorded as
the choice of tbs whole caucns.
There Is one difficulty In the plan Of having
i've sub. cauctlsfs, NJ several Senator'S. reure-
senting three Or four parishes. would thereby
be called to Git In two sub-caucuses and pog-
5lbly In three SuD~caueasss
Judge of appeal should be- ballotted for I'm
caucus of the whole precisely as he Ia to f,s
afterward elected La Joint meeting OF the Gem
erat Assembly.
~ all means follow the spirit Of the constf-
luton l and brush away the suggested plan Of
sub-caucuses. LEX.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
NEWS OF TIE CITY.
THE LButsLATuHEl.
It's First Day Under the New Consti-
tuition,

tuition
Nothing could 10 mora nnavnitine than TN
assembling pE the Leslalntura Yesterday a
nnsn Tharn was n large eaueourae nt people
tvtfbIn and around the Hintn. House. hut the,
ssare tnpetle curiosity naakara 90 interested
anartatrra The cor rihnfa were crowded
enough "a remind vlsltor ~ older aud more
wptltha times hnt tha nappn was hinasinsls
pantns and the attupalpr. anuh ma they were
related eoIely ID the Heleelon Of officers Of either
hrupe
when Governor elect W appeared IN the
nsnnta he wna earnpetly greeted Wy hia many
friends. who clustered around him In evident
delight ii The Improvement 20 mahiteet In hs
health. Gov. WN,G pteaiheh turing I'M NE
plataa hia old piamptneea aud energy ~ the
dlapatnh uf hualnepa. A h'n health would pot
ueftuit hlm W tamain throughout the en'ife
aap'a aapaluu he resigned the anvnl Temperate
~ Ia a member Ut the body.
Tha Dainuarait4 Maa,hnfa If epah hnuaa met
til separate saurns III The mntnlhn. fnf tha Nnr-
puae Of Helenlna their eiIinata The nanaa
having h an aalente1, the matter u Organize
lun became eaap when tho hnuse9 met Ihn
Republicans nrepenteA III orr edition. ~ Inc
natbes pffarea but In a inniotitF ~ naaee
warmly seconded them,
There was an nnnaanlly large resrnnse ~ the
call of Tie reHppctiva hunRpa. hua thp henhaat
intsreRt VIVA tnaniEaatnd hv crowded lohh'ea,
The only mamhpra If the House II Harfteen
iaflyes who failed - Huawaf ~ their hhthas
wara Naaara pashln VI Franklin. Young. ~
tnnnnrdln. Young ~ It, Landry mud Afms
strong, of Aahina From the nhfial, # flaune-
mines nntirh u nnies.ntien was given Nv Mr.
Francis Ruainat Mahoppy. ths present. iheum-
bent Tha tine tmni al returns fht the Nhtith
nf 1affarstn Wnra rpnalvni with the aSrlana
tion Of the Racrelars 81 state why Nc hnd not
promulgated them Roth thpsa tnnltera were
ratarred to the Committees on Eentlona and
Qualifications when appnn'nl'4
Hn many of1eaa had hnpn diarnaea ~ during
the dny thai Ill ninhl tho men,hera we're ees
hewlliafpd aAi butt u hnleh. The alkina mar
fpwel dnwn 10 The Huhianta II the United htnfaa
RenAtnrahin aud The circuit iulaahipa, though
there wHs No small nnflusiiy mahitep'ad 70.
spentlnn COMMITTEES npn'in'mena. The beat
rpleulatprn IN political futures ennra 'ad lnat
niuht that aue. MeEnats had the lead ~ many
ianaths Iii the rRna for Aanhier,
Yesterday the Governor ppnt into the eena'a
the hnik 81 the executive huainaaa he had To
submit witch wnra ptinninnilf nata, The
hnuRaa will taxa the eariest practical ntepa For
ne inauguration If tha hew administration.
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VERY MYSTIFYING.

up. some time ago called upon M uptown I'M
slertaker for the purpose OF leaving SIS to pro-
cure for himself decent burisl. He said moth
ing further besides than that all the physicians
had given him up and that he was bound to die
After depositing the money for which he was
given a receipt. he asked tho undertaken to take
care ar a yalisa that he carried until called for
The man, who said be- hated from Cinein-
nail. euhsearel tly lied for the valise but the
rn.isrfaker hes since been without news con-
earning liz career upon earth. and II left quite
anxious about an honest investment Of those
%s&
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How Andrews Was Trieked.

George b ttier was yesterday arrested and
locked up In the Central Station by Aids Peeora
and Caster. upon Information received from
one VIM Audi ewa, who charged him with hay
Ing r"ped him into gambling house and
ro bed him of 500
Notwithstanding that Andrews stated that he
Ind eomprnmtse 81 the affair for $25. Chief Boy.
Ian ordered IN Hf1i iReit 10 be mad out against
the accused. Batter WAS atraiened before
Judge Sheehan, who released him upon bonds
Of $3.50. Mr. Leon Lamoi be becoming his aurety
Judge Sheehan. ascertainiug that Lamolha
was not n real estate owner. wrote n letter 10
him. ordering him 10 produce the prisoner In
urt in-tantsr.
The prisoner viii appear this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
CRY HALL NOTES.
Something About the Bonnet Carre
Crevasee A Conference.


Tha only bid for the purchase " the market
revenues was from Cha tRin FopH. ana the
amount offered was siepuoo. The bio waa re-
iectad.
Tha gentlemen of The CITY Hail who on Sun
day accompanied the excursion PARTY of aasta.
Eager, Illermann Il ". e. The II nnet Carte
eresaaae esprean themselves 40 highly pleased
md sarr well Hatianei With their tlip. The es
cmfaan waa male tot tha purpose Or esRmin.
Ing tho work, designed 81 leaaau the depth or
water flowing through the canal Hnd forming
foundation for u leyea aerpss IT, The work Ia
iaaufihed az being very simnln, hut 81 the eRn,e
time very tHectiva it,onsietn nf double row
milo back from the tivnr hnhh Wilnw inst
tfesaea have been ~ down het~een TIN r,es,
ard plaraa enc ahva tho uhar until they
nlmoet reach the aurlRcp nc the wntt t. Mai.
traHHaa hase aaa been ulaeaa y The bottom IF
the channel. iaat ~ front y The nlinH. For the
nurppae Of prevent E washing out
The water fusapH ito way In hntwaan the hilan
and the wtiiaws anu nawa % the regular eoMrsn
aepnnit t l sediment, whleh hy ,hatime Tho sese
~ water will refmit will he auiilei ntlv hiah tn
ptny the forge 81 the cnrff nj and admit the
building of lespa either on or behind 1t,
MIR, Horter, hartman ~ tire ccniefenoa pnm.
mittee uf the Nav otleRra Auxiliary Sanitary
Association, called NJ the Hall Na-tnrAar for tha
double pufnnHn ~ aHrsltAiniaE what the AIT |
fhnfttiee caulh ~ with rcfptap go to the trwnna |
and The labor on tho strhaas haatH, aud tn 90 |
taia hprmtneioh Ia uaa the Hnad eAtaa mud The |
drainage machine In nu experiment to deepen |
the drainage panale
In Mr., Hortpt'e inetvtnw with Ool. Pollock.
Chief Iietk al tha Administrator nf Improve
nenta, In ffgnti to the carthage boats. U4i |
Pollock Raid that. ri the lowest calculation. Il |
would eup bntwean eight aud nina hundred |
dnllara month 10 continue the Eat hnaa boat
and that white The drnattmat wna asaree to
giving them NJ and did not intent to dtenenan
With them, he d.d not seq wberc the money to
pay the eSpenee OF continued uHe waR 10 como
ffpms
With reference "a Tho other matter, he rS
rreaped himaalf doubtful an Is the rrRnN uT tho
proposed experiment, but on hnhnlE Of AL
miniatrator Hnnatan. ha READILY accorded the
aaeireh nermipatau 10 mVka II. ana authority
70 employ the nuahlns gates and draining ma
ehtnea,
The association nrarofea 10 deepen the ca
malls by the washing un rrnrtRn.
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aeeona nlatrint. Court.

Mrs. Ala Plarea nrnppta va. HuenafHlnn ~
James u. DeneE r.. The opposition " piaintln
In tia neeHuht fled by Mrs Hylsnin II npnsgtn
was rnait tnipea ~ Tho extent ~ ordering Tint
The asantn hainefnaHad hf slia.gnp ana dlahlsasd
40 4, thn uIhat points.
The inret Vahilan IT Henry md George Do
nhHte was mainialhrd 81 far na 10 adtaiua the
enenaseipn If John Deneate lndalteh ia tbnt 81
jas. y. bentgte n the anm vt f9t.tHi TO-
hueRaasisu 1T II len 80 0atdeeiulle, The OF
nnaitun nf lennHfh Untu,rhpare t. the nnnllo,.
lion u entava De Atruan. ~ latlve exsnniot ~
be eueeesaiptt. vna auetaihea aud The npplieH
ilun dihnlssrl With chpia
Jeremiah a5Eyin w, Succession Of Walter
Henry john CLARK v thpsane rho iemanda
nj The nlnihILra III lntll nana were etnnLnI
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An Important Personal Item.

:, Charles ,. Prentice, OF Toledo, o. went to
lars ana thence - England to be- treated for
Brlght's disease, and after the hest on ysIcIa ng
OF both countries had done what they conId
Tor BIN, gave up In despair and returned to
America to die. Here ha received further
treatment from other skillful physicians
without beneht, and while ''lstlessly Iinger-
Ing In pain and anguish" as he savs' heard Of
the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, took 1t. and
was completely cured In q few weeks Ha
gives eircumstantial details OF his painful az
perignee and astonishing cure 10 long letter
70 q. IL. warner d Co, which will bs for
Warded On application.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
Y. NJ. .. A.
"A Lecture 10y the Rev. DIR. II. M
Palmer.

"A Lecture 10y the Rev. DIR. II. M
The lnclemency d the weather no doubt ID
TERED many from attending tho rooms Or III,
Young Menia Ohrie,ian Association las night
and, In consequence the audience which aa
aamhed 70 listen 10 The lecture 81 the Rev. Dr.
H. nj. Palmer waa rather 4 email one.
The subject ehoaen by Or. Palmer FOR ha ad.
treaH was The IL ilnenca 81 christianity In the
Formation az OhnrFrtnr," aud oa thia theme
he discoursea Tor about three-uuatters OF nm
hour.
In opening hta remarka heauoke IN euln.iatic
terms " the Y,unR Nous Chr tian Aaso ia
ton and commended The wot k@that OF aaaist-
Ing In tho formation af the character Of young
men-~in which 1t VIVA ensHE,d lla held that
character was formed hetnre the aga az twenty
Ave. that IL waa acquired. aud when once ac-
uuired IL remained Forever. and TIM being went
with IL before the great Judge, Eson when Tho
liRht Of religion shnne IA uran II, Il bore the
impress OF the surroundings IN which 1t was
Youth was subject 20 temptations. aud years
aGn, while casting about for sonnet thing % over
come these foundations and their effects on
character, tina Young Msn's Christian Aaaecia-
tlon had decided that Christianity was the only
system which coalt accomplish tho purnose,
Christianity was tha only thing which seized
hold OF u man ~ d ditfuseu itself through his
mind and sonl.
The speaker then went on 60 chow why Chris
tianity was powerful IN Its Influence on char.
acyAr, II was founded on the Bible. tha book of
knowledge, of Jaw and life.
On this he diseonrsad al some length. He
spoke al the Bible as the book If knowledge:
awalt on II a. law for thu guidance u man
kind. and showed that it's truths Were tho life
and salvation of the soul.
He asain spnka Of the work or the Young
Mems Christian Asa ciatlon. and pronounced
tha body worthy OF the support and encourage
ment of all good people, and In conclusion he
declared that the assertion so often made that
Christianity. because OF the meekness and
gentlsness IT called forth. made men physio-
the trials and difficulties OF ordinary life was
not true and cited the pilgrims Of the oIden
time and The great and good men Of succeed.
ing days and OF the present to sustain his DO
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First District Court.

SENTENCED.
Carl ilnnnen. naanut aud battery. NJ or ono
day In the Parrish Prison.
AnHAIaaHp AND FfHApHp Nor GUILTY..
Andrew Kelley. assault with u dangerous
weapon.
charlie Richardson. assault and battery.
MULE rRusrQui,
Mrs ! II Reynolds aud T. j. Maahan assault
and battery
Liaae Monroe mud Edward Gordon. larceny.
uAsHs uoaf1NuEn.
Mike HIgaina, knowingly receiving stolen
pIunetty.
William riays wnundinp IaaH than mayhem
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hyperion Criminal Court.

AnRAtaaFB AND PLEADED Nor uuit1y.
We Htoaka, alias Clarke. two ehargeH ot
fnrgaty y.
EAwin williams grand larceny
Nautpa Narreline aDhaysl.'nant
A. w. Tgmpkiua. ambtzdlemeHt
AHRAiuNNHgr CONTINUED,
.ioseuhne He'll. grand larceny.
TRIALS CONTINUED,
rn1ar Hunht5 forgery
Jntnea Jackson, -. nhrtPtng n cpneanla ed
w ,npYii.
rauiiuh Armand. poisoning
John Stacey. earryins u concealed weapon.
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WTru A HnrUK.
A Man Charged with Attempting to
Murder His WiFe.

Lnai night Oart 0'Nell, commanding tho Gen.
tral Station. received Information that a Mia
Louie schumacher. residing % ltampatt street
hetwean Julia md nalprd, WA lytrg In cry
critical condition from the effects 1T q blow rn-
nnivad nann time ainrn
The cRutain repaired 10 the housn ana nHrer.
tRined That - IN time Hinte Mira. 4 hnmaebar
hnd her husband hai diaputa. during whiah
ha aeiE Il htick hat VIVA 1T hand nnl struck
Her nn thu head, Rlncp that ine ahn nap hepn
IN anrh a condition VA to naoeuaitnte a daily
Walt from nr Ioehar.
The captain. unan rneetvinH the above In.
Formations RrtaRtets i.Nnia HahumprhaF aud
10 'kea him nr Ia the uaatfa station on the
change NJ aasanlt with dangerous weapon
WI h intent 60 mutder
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THE SUPREME COURT.
To the Editor of the Democrat:

To the Editor OF the Democrat:
Probably no name mentioned In your paper
as possible appointee TO the supreme bench
has been 80 generally accepted as q suitable
and fit one by the bar and the community In
general as that Of Judge A. L. Iissot. Judge
Iissot has had an experience of years upon
the district bench, and to the character OF an
unassuming gentleman adds In very emf
nent degree all the qualifications essential to
. ludge-of unblemished character In all the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
First Recorders Court.

John BnniHt entering In The nita,t with In
TINT q HaH First District Court bond s1so
A. u. Mitchell. IL. heatt alina Htuiiv hni Jas
MaiAh, violating ordinance hoiG. $3.50 appear.
Hnee bonds eaeh.
Intey rubin. aanault aud battery ssEo ap pear
anaa hund.
hlsR Taylor. petty atneny sab0 appearance
hnad.
Frank Johnson nHsauit mud battery. 1850 M
nearH 90 bond
lGd. Wtuswntth, violating ordinance No E0iG
flo or twenty days
uaofra nutier. dangerous md suspicious
character. f4bn appearance bond.
w, q. colbert. assault aud battery. t2bn np-
naaianee huuh.
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Tho Board ~ L Hoo Commissioners met lnat
night mt their ronma Ia the Ga trnl Atntion
Mayor |. w. Patton In the chair. aud u quuruni
OF tho members prrAnnt.
fairo man ]. NIhiama. drunkennaaR, wus
fined i've day. pay.
Pa rutman II j Iiitln, charged with neglect OF
duty, was dismissed from he force.
PatrNlman Wm. Walsh. for failing TO answer
roll calf waa fhad one day'apty
Patrolman Edward Kennedy was flned Ave
day'a pay
rha board will act favorahly upon the petition
OF officer Penuel. asking Tor Reinstatement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

The case OF the United States against Thomas
Webb at ais. charg with Vi lsitng The inter-
nal evenne Nv came on Tor trial yesterday.
The case Was opened. and the Glowing
named jnrora re tnpanele: j.. J. Souby, f.
r. Justus, Victor Rich, w. Fl. MeMurray, O.
Gu-rineau, s Esnara, r. III. HigKlnb ithnf m II
G Richards. James w II zee. Honaire Riggio.
T. b. Pr eris, +. MvCahe.
Points regarding testimony were argued at
considerable length. ana the G. y con-
ttnued until to-day.
The rule to compel an erasu scrip
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THU NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY JANUARY - 1880

Al, iafs. win be- found published n another col-
umn ~ the DHMoce.T to-day. The gentlemen
who compose The board Of directors. am pna
whom are mentioned soma ~ the nnAf prnmat-
nnnt aui sue asaful eiehanis. aaantva credit
Tor the nfbmp nhH Vigorous mnnpet In which
They dtspnHeh ~ all 'ha watfantnha aaantR. A
intnitas waa anrrlnteh nv them - valua nnd
en- ain Nv eSnmin ne all then etR nF HE ernnnnr
ment they certify h n true AM, enttrpl market
valuation. u WIS also rpauvpa hY the huntd ri
directors ~ uay Oh demand tue pptni annnt
ininrest dividend ~ pet mt On the eabitnl
nLnnh.
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H,ifth Ilialriot alnilrt.

sents MeNnltY 80 John Aafst. The rulo 81
nnnainhst ~ ntnda mis- lutte.
Htntn IT Louisiana es rel 7. q. Mahnn Va
Alien jun Auditor, aud ". A Burke Tfana
urer The WiIt Of mnndhmus tsaued dismissed
With oosie,
Thna NJ tiareaue Tnrnanu Va. ausinve u
Taylor Judgment for plaintiff In ttBp 40.
utlpn Haba Relief Asaurinti ~ ~ Loulsinnn
va. j, II Aleea gnnthtpaus. sharfl. The In
innntinn Issued dlamleHei with costs.
ppiet CLANCY and wife Va. A. Raehefeau y
Gp Intlpm 1T for defendants.
Mtp. Charm wills wife pf Nicholas Miller, Va
nrhry A. Weber. Judgment TOR plaintiff IN
AInnn.
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HOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.


Tho following were recorded yesterday ut th
oflloo of tho Board Of Ieath.
pInrus.
Mrs. Ada Hummer n daughter.
Mira Matthew Kreny n daughter.
MIS-. VIM. Toll, n daughter.
NJ T. Leonard Amiih, u son.
Mira Pierre Adar. n daughter.
Mira. Joan hpoll "a dnugher
Mra. jean MnilhoH u daughter.
Mira. Antonio Uoraleh IL daughter.
Mira. A. II. Phillips. IL daughter.
Mrs. Emilio Joa. oh, ~ sou.
MARRtAGHs.
Jesee Gardiner 10 puRan q rdiner
Michel Mnithos 10 Mra Lueia Mongolia.
Adolf Laaanr 10 Caroline Levy.
Janos Hart to unorgia O. Hnrra
IL r. I,evnaaetir To II ~ Moran
Hnury II. WilinmH Q r. H., Hussey.
OhaR- BRifants to Barnnt Wlpkor.
DEATHS,
Victor Herehud, ~ years.
Dir, j. II. Dnvis, 80 ynara.
CiirisRa Earkef. 40 years.
ltoaslyn u Vuaa. Go years. "
Mira, q MonovsDn. ~ ynnrs.
Mrs. GhnH Monnie. 81 yenrs.
Trunk Moore. 20 years.
Trhyla u, Edwards. ono month.
Kate Men III, Al genra.
Mia. q kinny, ~ years.
Francis Clesi. 30 years.
Eliaa Garein. ~ yehra.
M re-. o. Iltermnn. ~ years.
Amelip Hlmplomnpu 8 years.
Jacob finrHceo. + days.
Furencs y Curry . months.
Elizabeth Bodley, 10 yohfs.
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departments Of lIfp. Of uminpeaehable intaa-

| departments ~ life. nf unisnpeachable intag~
rlty and The incest sense Of personal honor
Judge Iissat possesses judicial mind Of
the first order. Ever eauahla IN temper, salln
and dignllltd In ttiaiuaf, and remarkable on
or off the bench fer hla grateful courtesy tu
members uf the har aud to litlgaftts he III
Justly highly esteemed. 10 Al extensive
knewledRa ~ the law, Judge llsHuts long
experiences aa Judge af uur Probate Court has
addpd u kuowiedRe Ut tbs laws governing
SUGGESTIONS second tu That OF none uf LUnisi-
mas most gifted jdrlsta. and this uf Itself
would IN the present somewhat doubtful and
unset lei nundHiou III uuf Jurisprudence upon
thls nltleet render highly desirable ths app
pDntnnut 10 he supreme bench VI so able
probate lawyer.
1,t Gpvefnprsplaet has promised al tinpx@
eeutLoHHhle judiciary, mud whilB from the
number Ut aaili emen WIN would make good
Judges II may he difficult tn select, Il Ii hoped
tlai Judge Tisspt'a eminent fitness will not
fall to secure recognition. X.
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Second Recorders Court.

Pa. Gnnley wns arraianed for having con
ea tlnd on his nHreun u alung shot and sent ia-
fore tho Superior Criminal uoult under bond
IT $500
II. j Hnrtnlre WIS up on tho charge OF dis
charging tre arms II the street and nasetiltinu
aud wpunaing luhn I,avia. Gu tho frat charge
hn wea snnt down under n bond OF s9be. and on
the SECOND tinGp
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Iaat nfrht. mt tha rooms OF the Pelican Mu-
tnal Benev loDt Association. tha mnmbnrA
the body installed the following ofIiara: judge
A. l., Tiaaat, preai,,out: n. Dtumrring vice
president. IL Messontar. recording secretary
II IhH bert, financial sepratary: IL Cucalu.
treasurer: q Il. Soniat grand marshal.
The installation wa+ teniant with all tho
pomp and ceremony usual upon such occa-
sions.
After the officers were installed tho members
nartoNk of u howl II punch. during which the
president and officers and press were toasted
and proper Responses made.
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A Cutting ARRAY.

At half past 5 o'clock last evening. during
difficulty at q corner OF Custom0ouaa and
Dafhigny streets. q white man named Eugene
Meade was cut twice In tha leg ard once Ia th.
arm with q knife in The bands OF q negro named
Archie White. The wonnL ed man W Feat to
the hospital, he accused effected his escape.
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It Was Thin.

white man. named VIM. Rowe. was yester-
day arrested and locked M In the Sixth Pre-
etnct S ION, charged with Obtaining money
under false pret~ns-s. The false pretanse- CON-
sisted In Rowe representing that ne had dead
wife ne wished 10 enrc, which he had not,
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Gas-heatinG and cooking stoves at Sullivan &
Bulaer's. OF Damp street.
Wilson's Story.

A. Wilson. q negro, residing Mt No. % Royal
street reported to the authorities that ut 1880
O'clock SAT- day night, ut the corner OF Elystan
Fields and Claiborne streets, while on his way
home. he was get upon by crowd of men who
broke his arm aud robbed him Of $la5 and
silver watch and chain.
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laiuth Ilinirini Court.

French 4 Oh We. r. Davidson Hule 10 sci
ne lie pupeni discharged
Lueie ~, Ring Va T. KING Rule for nlimonr
ahanluta md Defendant ordered to pny sta per
month 10 niimauy,
Vim Fai,ln Va. 81. tnrab's He'll AsHoota.
tue. ltule ala lutte, and Sheriff ordered to pny
Eiula only To nlaintiff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-13
MIsDIREcrED
Died of Heart Disease,

At o'clock Monday morning we'll known
snoring man. named Oh arles Hilburn,
alias Lucky Charlie. was found dead ut the
corner of North Rampant aud Canal stree ts by a
toliea officer. HIS remains were AIKEN to the
Four Precinct Staton. where his body was
viewed By the coroner. VINO returned q verdict
OF heart disease.
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tirn of tho writ rf Hsrl faelas Issued In the case
Of A. ~ Montgomery Va The Qty. Of New 0f.
etasure ordered, The curt held That the prop-
city fought tn In spi7ea THE tfnurh aea NJ tho
0iir hnllrnadl did not come Within the prot.
Hiona II TO law nuthoflslna the recording ~
wi lie al aeiatra
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THB local DEATH RATE.

During The week endtna Sunday last Tho total
number of dnntha in The city wna On; If these
there we're ~ while males aud 10 white fannlaa.
n nplnfnh mites nnh "A nolutph fanatics. rhp
number W deaths in uublip instltuinHa WA II
anu the number nnrttileh ~ hy tha nNrunptH ia.
Nnnl'a ILL Ilna TnnIn rl,aI,,Inn lin ni,,,nliln