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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-09
BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN VOLK & co.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Manufac
" turers of Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Novelty Works. Rock land, Ill
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Rock ISLAND, Feb. Q


FLOUR AND GRAIN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George Schneider to Henry Strader. lot and
buildings. bounded by Prieur, Peters. Orleane
and Roman streets. 3Ox6O, $500.
Mrs. A. Simpson, RS. L. sulakoski. J. F.
Simpson. Mrs. NJ L. and 4. F. simps n to Mrs
J. II. Schepmoes, a portion of ground, etc.
bounded by B4ronpe. C4rondelet. Delord and
Calliope streets, 49x112 $500.
b. ID. Davis Jr., 10 A. P. Noll. lot, etc
bounded by Canal. Whie, Broad and Custom
house streets, 3Ox139 $500
Francis A. Miller to Bertrand Duchines, lot
etc. bounded by Tricou Delaronde, Delery and
Bienvenu streets. 40x104. $500.
Henry L. Sipgreen to James ORourke a lot
etc, bounded by st. Joseph. @ Constance, Delord
and Magazine streets. 24x96, $500
Martin j. Fitzmorris to Paul Reusch lot
ETC., bounded by franklin. Terpsichore, Basin
and EuterDe stress. 32x98. $3.50.
Theodore Leveau TO Jeantout Bepue lot
etc. bounded by Royal. Toulouse, Bourbon and
st. Louis streets: 6tx1l1 also piece of ground
in same SOU 4re, $40. 00O
A M. Hill to Mrs. Emma L. Sharpe, lot, etc..
bounded by Customhouse. Bourbon. Bienville
and DAPHNE streets, 2OS63. $1,000.
Mrs =. Murray to Geo. NEuyesser. piece of
ground. etc. bounded Eg Magazine, Camp,
Al1ne and Foucher streets. 47x12G, $4,000.
Henry Fox to Joseph Bow ing q lot etc.
pounded ny Howard. Lafayette, Liberty and
Pqydras streets. 22x86. $500.
Reginald FL D. ksrs to Miss Fl. a. Dykers.
Two lots. etc. In Carroton. thirty feet front on
Maoarty street and $50 feet deep near Millaudon
rect. $500.
John A. Keenan, to Patrick Frenzy, lot, etc.
bounded by Laurel. FIRST, Philip and Annun-
Citation streets, 3lXll9. $1,000.
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
A Brilliant and Successful Concert al
the St. Charles Theatre.

|
| the st. Charles Theatre.
| All the seats occupied and barely standing
room" was the phrase oft repeated to those who
at o'clock entered the st. Charles Theatre to
attend the musical and variety entertainment
directed by Prof. FL, A. Blake In aid of the Irish
relief fund.
There was an immense gathering in the Old
| Drury. such as 1t has seldom held since ante
be1lun days. and 1t was a good audience. too.
full of good humor. and keenly Interested In
the various phases OF the entertainment.
| The lady singers. whose generous and invalu-
| able assistance could not be dispensed with on
such an occasion. were Ia excellent voice. and
no doubt were melted to do their best to assist
| the suffering people of Ireland.
The gentlemen. also; who participated In the
concert sang and acted In way that would do
Miss Young Mics Kennedy. Mrs. Jno. F.
Mickey. Miss Oalian and Mrs. Walsh, sang with
m Ma feeling q end we're frequently applauded
laney. Drummer. M. T. Mullady. John Vollnere
DAWN and Klocke In several songs and char
Mas s9tg aus Msyy apS Haq7 Blake WILL
| liam and Charles Zimmerman, Robert Lee
and Eugene Unswortn should not be forgotten.
as they took part In very interesting portions
The duet. Softly and Slowly Stealing" sung
by Miss Kennedy and Prof. Newman. was very
| Mr.. M F. BiRney recited Tom Moore's Ode
to Music" with exquisite taste. and it was re-
marked by critic that the only thing wanting
| modulated voice.
Altogether the entertainment was perfect
success. especially with gard to the receip s.
the essential point. The attendance was closely
estimated to have beer between 1000 and $500.
All the members Of the Christian holic
Benevolent Association of Algisrs were pres
ent. This society. numb ering, thirty five MON.
bers., parades annually on the ninarseuth Of
March. On the suggestion of Mr.. MI hazel J.
Barrett the parade was dispensed with. and
each member bought two tickets for the enter
taipmenJ.
TIL, reception committee was composed as
follows:
Edward g. Levy. oh airman; Joseph NJ. Rice
Martin J. Farrell John Wallace, NJ D. G srdner,
James d Molony, P. r Hennessy, E. Nee
han: L; i Hooper. 9 F. W bankers Joseph L.
J. Hoop r. P; Mallory. P. Farrely J. F. Bren-
nan. 8. 0; Trudall. NJ, J. 0'Ha'a. J. o M.
Thomas skinner. John T. Gibbons. Thomas D,
Dlmitry. hdw. Flynn. John @. Sporl, George W.
Young.
The entertainment closed at late hour. and
Its proceeds will add goouly sum to the funds
In aid of suffering Ireland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, April7
The House was called to order at IL o'clock
Speaker Ogden in the chair and seventy niLe
members present.
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Walker.
FINAL PASSAGE OF BILLS.
The bill for refunding the city debt was taken
UP with the Senate amendments, which were
coneurred in by q unanimous vote.
The New Basin Canal bill was takt n up on It's
third reading and finally passed-yeas II.
NAYS 0.
The bill to regulate piotage in the port of
New Orleans passed its fiual readinG-yeas II,
nays 2.
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS WARRANT BILL.
IAN act 10 provide for the liquidation OF all
valid certificates OF Indebtedness iss ued by the
public school board OF the city of New Orleans
and by the parish school boards throughout
the State, for the States portion of the salaries
of teachers and portresses. and for the neces-
sary exnanses of conducting the public schools
prior TO January l. 1880. and making the same
Interest, penaltie.. COSTS fees and charges" q
substitute for the bill introduced by Represen-
tatiye Lancaster, being the bill introduced yes
terday by Representative Farmer, was ordered
to be en gros sed and passed TO It's tniro reading
ON FINAL PASSAGE.
IAN act to provide the necessary stationery
Tor the various ju iciary and other officers OF
crossed and passed to its third reading.
an act 10 repeal act No. 5s. approved April
II, 1877 and to provide the manner of holding
elections and making returns thereof" etc..
PASSED ita Anal reading.
Al act to prescribe when and the manner In
which special elections Shall be held In the
parishes cities and Incorporated towns Of this
State for Tbs purpose of levying special taxes
In aid OF public I'm provements and railway en-
and providing for their enforcement
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and collection" "a Senate bill). passed its final

and collection" "a Senate bil,. passed its ana
to sss s ps.s Sc Of the Revised
An act to amend section 1850 OF Rays ne,
vised Statutes, was taken up with tn Senate
AN act to establish In the city Of New Or;
leans university for the education of colored
people. and provide for its governmt Mt "a
An act to authorize the. police, jury 70 pro.
vide tor funding the floating end outstanding
passed Its final reading.
THE LICENSE BILL
was taken up on Its third reading and finally
| passed-yeas 81. nays 49, as follows:,
Yeas .epresen tatives Al ken; Allan, Arm n,
ror Su hsDe oad B.r Gsrr Be daoa
Grain, Ourley, Davidson. Dleb.l. Devereaux
Dlckerson. ,Dqdenhefer, Essex, Farmer, Faux
R Rs5 fef ffhn v Fst st. Mary
Jackson If Natchitocnes, Jones. Kayanagh
Kirk Landry, Letter, Lreke .gons, Mil Il.
Dom ponaPd, osdep e q Boz slsr Phipps PSlsrd
Pritcbard. Quinn. Roche. Schneider. Shaiffsr
st. Clair. ,yerref, Weems. Williams of Terre-
Nays ReDressn' atlves Archer, Butler, Dill
lard Gibson, Go.aan. Hall Haney., Harrts.
Henry .Joffrlon. K!enpetar. Lancaster. Ls-
Newaom. Pearce, Pope. Richardson. Robertson,
Shepherd. Talton. Vaughan, Vincent. VOORHEES,
Absent - Representatives Baskin. Herring
McLeroy: Phillips stringfellow, Varnado. Will
liams of Morebouse. Young Of ~. Lsndry.s
, During the call OF the roll Representatives
Butler. Feazsl Golsan. Harris. Henry. Joffrfon,
Mshoney. Pearce Richardson and Robertson
explained their votes.
CfTr Bills 6f FINAL PASSAGE.
The following bills were then taken I'D under
q suspension of the rules and finally passed:
An act to regulate the number OF employees
of the register ofsoonveyances and to fix their
salaries"
AN act 70 fix the salaries OF deputy cler ks and
other employees Of the criminal sheriff of the
parish of Orleans"
An act to provide for the inspection Of coal
and other Illuminating oils"
An act to fix the salaries ofthe minute clerks,
deputy clerks and other employees Of the OWL
and Criminal District Courts and Courts OF Ap-
peal for the parish Of Orleans"
ON SECOND READING,
An act TO assign the clerks of the city courts
of the city of New Orleans elected at the gen.
eral election December a. 1879 under the provi-
sion OF the constitution OF 1879. and prescribing
their oaths," was ordered to be engrossed and
passed to Its third reading.
Under SUSPENSION OF the rules the public
printing bill was taken Up and made the special
order Of the day for tomorrow at o'clock.
An act to provide for carrying into effect the
constitutional ordinance for the relief of de-
linquent Taxpayers" was taken up, considered
section by section ordered to be engrosse d and
passed TO It's third reading.
The House than adjourned until tomorrow
morning at ii O'Clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
CONFIRM ATOMS.

The following additional appointments Of
police jurors have been confirmed by the SEN
ate
SABINE PARISH.
First ward, W. w. Arthur; second ward, r.
J. Stringer: third ward. D. " Carroll: fourth
Darnell sixth ward. W. Fl. Farmer; seventh
ward p. P. Bridges; eighth ward. W. L. Shull.
JACKSON PARISH.
First ward. s. W. Collins; second ward, Geo.
g. stoval third Mard obalss W Allen fourh
Kennedy.
AvoYELLEs PARISH.
: First ward. Mayo H.. Duke; second ward.
inrs uaH thca Eoi SoP
Brisnol; seventh ward. r. F. Goudean; eighth
ward, Felicien Goudean; ninth ward. John
EWell; tenth ward. Il. z. Firth. Jr.
NAToHIToCHEs PARISH.
First ward. william Payne: second ward. ii
Fl. Ha horn third ward Il e. Hammett; fourth
ward, W. 0. Brazeale fifth ward F. Jennings
sixth ward y. Burkett; seventh ward Thomas
ward. Charles II. Wheeler; tenth ward. Antoine
Marinovttoh.
FRANKLIN PARISH
First ward. s. @. Tahern; second ward, T. R.
ward. M. Talent; fifth ward. P, r. Penne.-
baker; sixth ward, J. A. b tskin seventh war d,
D. B: Scott: eighth ward. W. 7. Ogden; ninth
oDAOdlEA PAblsd-
First ward W. r.. Theobads: second ward.
John W. Scar borou. 81 !. third ward. w. G. Ken
needy: fourth ward. f. H. Gain; fifth ward
Uriah Millsapps; sixth ward W. w. Patrick |,
seventh ward Green Dunn; eighth ward, Alex,
Wyatt: ninth ward, B. II. Thomas.
oADDo PARISH.
First ward, W. B. Adame second ward. G. W.
Huekaby third ward. Il. T. Cole: fourth ward
J. W. Hollingr worth; sixth ward. @. J. Foster :
seventh ward. D. y. Hail; eighth ward. W. J.
Hutchinson.
BIENvILLE PARISH.
First ward, J. A. Fl. Glvens: second ward. @.
N. Ards: third ward, Thos. J. Hfghtower:
fouitb ward. 1hos J. Martin; ffth ward John
]. Bridger; sixth ward, VIM. M. Caldwell.
LAFouRCaE PARISH.
First ward. John s. Seey; second ward. s. T,
Grisamore; third ward, Sosthene Fose; four b
ward. Max Delaune; fifth ward. Il. NJ Oouion
sixth wsrd, Laurence Kramer; seventh ward.
Chas b. Matthews eighth ard. Hamilton Ago !:
auidry.
CLAIBORNE PARISH.
First ward, X. j. Hart: second ward. W. L.
Cakes: third ward. W. 8. COPELAND; fourth
ward. John Miller. Jr fifth ward. W. McFar-
land; sixth ward, T. w. Howard; seventh
ward. l.. X. Lay: eighth WARD. 7. ID. Meadows.
HIGHLAND PARISH.
First ward, d. l. Trave; second ward, Elijah
Scott; third ward. p Balfour: fourth ward
Vim. joy; fifth ward. u. Adams; sixth ward
VERNON PARISH.
First ward. Elijah Self.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
, A. Armstrong. Orleans; 8. 8. P. Danger
David e. Gresham. constable. arst ward par
ish of Vernon.
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SUICIDE CAUSED BY DRINK.

At 2 O'Clock yesterday evening, Mr.. Alfred
wilkins committed suicide by taking large
dose of prussic acid al his residence. No. 49,
Lafayette street. Mrs. wilkins. being aues.
toned as to the reason which had induced her
husband to take his life. ans wered that he had
been drinking much Of late. and when In that
mood ih1 eat aned TO kill himself Mr. wilkins
who appeared to be man of some 80 years
came htther I. ON Summit. Miss. In December
last. He had occupied the position OF book
keeper In hat city for some years, and losing
his situation came to New Orleans WITH the
hope OF lettering his fortune. Meeting with nc
encourage ment. having no friends. and being
without situation. the unfortunate man took
to the cup, for which he already ad certain
fondDess. and went quickly down the steep road
to despair and rnin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
The GIadney SIN.

We have on several occasions directed atten-
ton to this wonderful invention. and hundreds
have called at No Commercial Alley to see the
miniature still there on exhibition and In opera
ton. The unanimous opinion Of those who
have seen 1t work Is that It's usefulness
and value as cheap and quick process for
distiliug. either In large or small quantities. ia
beyond cali ulation. A person in Los session Of
one OF these simple .contrtvances can not only
make his own brandy. but frugal housewife
will soon discover its value. and all her extracts
and perfumertes will be Of her own product
To the ladies, then. we would call especial at
tentton to DR.. Gladney's still. The Doctor is a
courteous and educated gentleman, and al
though called upon every moment. almost, to
scribe Its working. seems never to ire. 80
deeply ts he Interested In its being at once In
troduced,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
MONTHLY REPORT OF ARRESTS.

From Mr.. Walter Mobiles, secretary Of the
chief of police. the following report OF arrests
in the several precincts for the month of March
was obtained:
Assault and battery 1888, attempt at arson J.
assault with g dangerous weapon %. with In
tent to Kill H. breach of trust. etc. 2. burglary O.
breaking and entering 8. counterfeittng 2, cut.
ting and wounding 8. dangerous aud susui-
cious 10, disturbing the peace 1873. DRINKS 38l.
duelllng 8, embt zzlement 8. figuring. etc. 1l9.
gambling 81, grand larceny l6 larceny II. MUIR
perjury Q, attempt at riot 7. race 1. robbery a.
stabbiDg 10. suicide (attemDt all Q. scaldng with
hot coffee 1. Migrants 80, carrying concealed
W apons 81.
The total number of offenders was 1851, OF
which 1910 were males and 431 females. Oh these
s46 were natives Of the United States and COS OF
other countries.
Incidental reports-AnImals impounded 81
accidents reported 81 bulldogs found open Il
burglaries reported 6. ices 70.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Frank Wombod of the San Francisco
Mnstrels arrived in the city yesterday from
Texas. where he had haen sojourning for the
benefit Of his health Hs Is on his way back to
California.
Judge James D. Augustn. of St. Charles
having resumed the practice Of the law In the
charles and j. fferson has este blished an office
at the st: Charles cur house. with branch
at No. 80 Exchange Alley. In this city.
The judge, on account of bis experience and
legal knowledge, with he additional advantage
OF having been on the bench should lot be for
gotten by his former clients, and should be
sought By those who want to place their cases
In the hands of a thorough student and ex-
FOUNDER of the law
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at tn,
office of the Board of Health:
MARRIAGES.
Gustave Blum to Anna NJ Schneider
joseph E. C,ldara to Mary E. Cook.
David O. Black to Lavinia F. Enders,
Lille Sarpy to Josephine Robert:
Albert Huber to Louisa Zlegel.
BIRTHs
Mrs. John Media. daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Suer. q daughter.
Mrs. @. Dupes. n daughter.
Mrs. Frank Fischer a con.
Mrs. Frederick Wicker. son.
Mrs. Homer B quite. Il son.
Mrs. Henry Bachus. a daughter.
Mrs. Theo. H-met, a son.
Mrs. Wan. J. Nelson daughter.
Mrs. Jas. ID. Mallory. o son.
DEATHS.
Louis P. Biri, / year.
Anna Meyer, months.
Dora Hays. 8 Years.
Mrs. M Hildebrand, 81 years.
Isaiah Phillips. 66 years.
g. X. Spaldiug. So years.
Mrs. Il FL ,lzer, SO years.
Bartholomew Junger. 81 years.
Ohas. Williams, years months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
THE RACES TO-DAY.

There are four races booked for to-day and
a good crowd may be looked for on the Fair
Grounds.
The horses entered and those starting. as In
dlcated by the pools sold last night. are as fol-
lows
First Race Barley & Higgins Bessie Da-
Wis and Miss Blanchel $50, Benny $4s. George
s. $40 surge So: total, $lls.
Sec ond Race-Lergrntine $11O. Gabriel s42
Morris $40. Welsh tShort Line and Mollie HART
S.: total. s167.
Third Race-Barkley d Higgins Jack Hardy
and UhuIch Pncher) $i0n, Hattie Fl. $50,
B irnes Il WeetDell and GabrieD $40, Knight
Templar $40. Cooper So: total, 1926.
s42 Syphon $40. Jim Fay $40, total. 462.
During the latter part Of the evening Long
Taw and Largentine we're barred from the
DOOIs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
Superior Criminal Court.

I.
A nolle proseuui was entered In the Superior
Criminal COURT in the following cases:
Making false entries In books of banking
company, two charges. Edward c. Palmer
wlllful eoncealment of facts as to the condition
OF a banking company-Edward o. Palmer.
wlllful conceal mont. ETC., with intent to deceive
the publlc-Mllton Benner, Edward W. Hunt
tngton. Thomas Hassam. Edward Conery,
james Jackson and Frederick Wing.
ia lines tnese cases .ne n0lie prosequi vas record
these off5nses when the punishment IL one to
three years In the peni entiarp.
1nformatfoDs were mmediately filed against
the parties. who renewed their bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Big house at both the matinee and evening
performance of Pinafore yesterday by thu
Juvenile Opera Company. The little folks pre-
sent Pinatore in really superior and at tn.
same time, charming manner. and the per
Torrance now progresses regularly ant
smoothly.
The young people playing the principal char
aoters all have good aud well.trainad voices
an I aot their parts admirably
Plnafore will hold the boards during thu
week.
Next week commencing Monday evening. WI
are to have Days great comedy, An Arabian
NIGHT
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Sixth District Court.

]. Tuiague vs.. Crescent City Live Stock
dered that plaintiff in rule. Geo E. Mott, be
recognize ID as the owner of the claim set forth
In this suit by virtue Of his purchase of the
same at sheriffs sale, Ia February, $780, In the
suit Of he Crescent City Live Stock Landing
aud Slaughter hUuse Company VS. j juiague,
In The Second District Court.
Miguel Hernandez vs.. Henry Sehnell.-Judg-
ment for defendant In opposition.
Paul Lacroix vs.. Martial BONN ct al. -Judg-
ment for defendant dissolvlng Injunction and
awarding 500 for lawyers fees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
AN EVENT.

Tony-otherwise called King Humbert. and
who has received his diploma as Prince of Good
Fellows-has lately left his old stand at the
Jewel on Gravier street, and taken possession.
on his own account and responsibility. of the
place on Variety Alley, ODD 1sfts the Cotton Ex-
change. lately occurred by our friend Pat.
Moran. The opeDing WAS celebrated to-day,
and C, owds dock ed TO welcome the rising star
of aniritnal comfort.
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Numbers.
AN INFLUX OF FISH.

The crevasse at the sharp place, Injurious
and unfortunate as 1t was. has opened UP for
the time being quite an industry. The buff
falo and the catfish have come through the
crevasse In great numbers. and have been
washed out into the lands where their capture
was an cay matter. Immense quantities Of
these fish are TRANSPORTED to this side of the
river. but the buffa'o fish are chiefly affected
particularly by negroes. and they sell for ten
centR anieca
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NO SALUTE FROM MAINE.

noticeable feature of the reception of Gen.
Grant on his arrival In this city was the display
OF flags and pennants by the shipping In port.
OF the many vessels of all natl MS moored at
the wharves In front of the city. there were but
six or eight which failed Ito make display on
the occasion, and In the number were included
tue following named. registered In Maine to
vii: Bark Mary Atlas. ship Marcia Greenleef,
BARK Hacyon and ship Cromedd.
II will be remembered that Blaine Is alsp
registered in Maine
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
CITY ECHOES.

For the larceny Of 50 In currency. Reed Lane
Was jailed In the Eightts Precinct.
Anna Sheridan was sent to the Charity Hos
p1taI yesterday, sick and destitute, from No,
1863 j ulia street,
For the larceny OF silk goods valued at $500
Mrs: ~ Bush WAS arrested and locked w In
the First Precinct.
A lighted pipe placed In too close proximity
to pile Of straw, under a staircase Of the
house No. 202 Canal street. nearly caused a
disastrous CONGREGATION. But for the lucky
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
ELEVENTH WARD CLUB.

BY q notice In another part OF the paper i,
will be seen that number of gentlemen of the
eleventh ward have organized a club and formed
committee for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the State Convention, pledged to
the support Of Gen. Hancock. The committee
consists Of prominent electors of the ward and
they are earnest and active In their OF ject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
DANGEROUS CROSSING.

There Is q dangerous bridge at the lower In
tersection Of Louisiana Avenue and Prytania
street. IL not attended to at once some serious
damage will result.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08

A black bear chained In the yard of Mr.. g. M.
Borges, 100 Customhouse street. broke loose
from his fastening, and frightened every. one
on the premises. The services OF three valiant
policemen were procured, and in o few min
ounces of lead. His carcass YVES hung In front
OF Borgess. House yesterday. and drew an Inn
manse crowd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
A Cowardly Blow.

At s O'Clock yesterday N ,rntng man en-
tered the grocery store OF Anthony Lerd1ng,
corner of Rampart and Iudepandence streets.
and ,ked tor DIR NIX. While Mr. Lerding had
his back toward the shelves the man dealt him
q severe blow on tho head with some blunt
inatru ment and decamped. The police of the
Fifth Precinct are after the man.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
BISHOP GALLEHER.

This evening the annual address of Bishop
Galleher will be delivered In st. PauI's Church.
ut the meeting of he Diocesan Council. There
will doubtless be large attendance and brill
liant address.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

A pretty good house attended last evening
the performance of the Pirates OF PeDz aDce
and appeared to enjoy it. The choruses, ss
usual. were good, particularly the p'licemen's
chorus. which is full OF originality. and always
night
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
VAN NEST TALMAGE.

Mr.. Van Nest Talmage. of the a I'm OF Dan
Tain ages Sons. died In the city of Charleston.
where he was doing business. the other day.
The body was carried North and inferred In
Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. The firm OF
Dan Talmages Sons Is one of the largest DEAL