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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09

There Is noeiyilized nation In the West
ern Hemisphere in which the utility of
Hostetter's Stomach Biiters as a tonic. is
not known and appreciated While II is
medicine for all seasons and alIelimafes.
IL Is especially suited To the complaints
generated by the weather, being the ptIr-
est aud best vegetable simulanf in the
world.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers,
20 whom apply for Hostetter's Almanac
Tor ISL.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09

THE weavers of Fall River are or
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09
ANNIHILATEs 4 COUGH

IL astonishing. Its effects go deeper than
the mere symptoms OF pulmonary dis
case and discharges the cause from the
system. Free ana painless cNpectorsI-
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lungs, chest and throat from the burdens
which Cypress them: thus arreSting Con-
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fore they reach the more dangerous
q n 49, I'm. - n.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09
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school % Law, 50 per Anuum- Apply 10 Prof.
Wn- IL Dennis. els Z 81, Washington, D. G..
P. ?. HEALY, s. J., Psesidsnf-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09

a. the present date, aud yet the prepara-
lion is only Ia the infancy of it's useful
ness. Tie great defect of all Cough
Remedies hitherto introduced is that
they are simply eSPulsory. Hence they
are useless; for unless the causes OF the
acrid sCcretions which are coughed up
are rcniOved,and the ruptured, jnfiamed
or maturaied surfaces healed and re-
stored 70 their natural tone, n cure is
impossible. Eritsch's Prussian Cough
Syrup accOmplisites these objects. The
mucus and nluco-pus which are the con-
sequence OF Lung Disease, are thrown of
by 1t, while ut the same time il soothes
end ilvigOratcs The Weakened tissues.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09
nETTIlNn EnR IiEE

with the most terrible 5courge of our cli-
mate viii iad Fritscil's Prussian Cough
Syrup "A potent ally, and will assuredIy
win the fight by adhe ring strictly to this
great medicine The
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09
GASES NOW ON RECORD
FIVE THOuSAND

an which it has been administered with
entire success as n remedy for every va
riety of InaIady which affects the Re-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09
SPECIFIC FOB CONSUMPTION {

THIS au-powerful vegetable prepara-
i tion eXpeis from the lungs and air pas
Hages, the nIucus and nluco-pus produced
by pulmonary Inflammation. heals the
irritated membranes. and Tenovates
every organ which utilities the breath OF
Life. Il contains no Supplying poison,
and is in ali respects a hcaithful metii-
cihe. The rapidity and certainty with
which
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-09

"L!FE FOR THE LUNGS"
For coughs, colds, influenza, bronchial
difficulties, tightness of the chest ,hoarse-
ness, sore throat, trachitis, inflamma-
ton of the lungs, difficulty of breathing,
pleuriSy and all disorders of a pulmonary
nature, il has never been equaled.
Sole agents in America, RICHARDSON & co.
St Louis, Alo.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22

John Day to John II. o,0on4or. two lots,
bounded BY Coliseum, .soniat Dufossat and
Chestnut Streets. t2gt25. $3.50.
Miss Louise DurOussaan tn Widow Valerf
Cation u lot with impro9ements. bounded BY
st. Ann, Gayoso. Orleans and salcedo streets.
aixsa. sl0o.
Paul Eugene Duaros to Pierre Pouch. thirty
s1uaras Of ground sixteen III which are In ST.
Barnard parish aud fourteen In New Orleans.
In the THIRD District $500 9,.,,aa =. -.
improvements, bounded by Dumaine, Marais,
st. Ann and Where streets. measuring y feet
front on Dumalne street by i2s feet III depth.
$500
Mrs A. M Wioka to JOS O. Theard. two lots
and improvemants. bounded by 0Hstomhouse.
Ing each 30 feet inches front on Oustonhouss
street by 100 feet In depth, $50.
Miss Sarah Butler 70 WIDOW Il, q. Butler. ons|
lot and lmprovemepts bounded By st. ANA. Due
maine BnrRnndy. and Danphine streets, meas
urtng "a feet Inches front on H. Ann strsst by
~ feet In datth, t2ass q.
and Miss Josephine NJ. Asbury. two lots. with
buildings, pounded by Magazine, Marengos|
Camp and Gonstantinenla streets. a0S12o. 1880
bounded by Baronne, Harmony Dryades and
Pleasant streets, a2Et2o. $40 -.
John N, c. Parker 70 N. Lombard, 'hres
Charles. Carondelet. 81 Mary. Felicity Road.
average measure a0Et1t. sf56f.
John q. Henlsnth tn Sylvan TriGagus, o lot.
with improvements. bounded BY Race. Magss
zine Constance and Orange streets, 23KiH.
$500
Joan sebwsItzer 10 Henri Vlavant, a tract of
land on aeDtily Road. ono mi q from the elsy.
measuring arpent front by depth OF 2oS ar
Thos D. Miller to DR.. Cbas J. Bickharn,
pleoe or ground, bounded by Jackson, Coliseum.
OBJ stnnt and PhIlp stteets. 2oxl59. s2soo.
Mrs. Eliza Andre. wife Of Joseph Lains. q hall
square OF ground, being the half nearest to
Rampant street. Of the s1nars bounded by Ma.
poleon, ~. louis. Toulouse and Alexandsr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
THE METHODIST CHURCH NORTH

The twelfth session of the Louisiana Confer
began lta session In Wesley Chapel In this city
Yesterday morning Bishop Harris. Of New
York. presiding. Rev DIR. Hartzs was unani-
mnusly elected secretary, and J. r. Marshall
A. u. i. Albert and Stephen Triestly were elect
ed assist lnts
The bishop In bis opening address onnerat-
ulated the conferences on lts growth, and stated
that NJ he sailed Monday morning for MeRino
to viait the missions of the church there the
session must close IT. business by Saturday
night,
largo number of standing eommItteaH were
appointed. which will report during the ses-
siou.
When tho committee on missions was an
nounned Bishop Harris gave an account Of the
lfat hours Of his colleague, the late Bishop
Haven, which was listened to with 1eep atten-
Rey. Dr. Hunt. of the New York Book con
Germ. was introduced aud addressed the Con
feren3a In tho .publlshing interests of tho
Germs ut Nav York and Cincinnati The sales
IF books aud periodicals MT New York during
1870 were spt2 TAG o. and the sales Mt Cincinnati
were t7p5TGl 90. Tho Doctor spoke Of the
Southwestern christian idracdfe Of this city as
the local paper for tho church In tho South
west. aud was glad to know Of It's increasing
circulation, and urged upon tho ministers to
extend II.
The character Of largo number of ministers
were passed, and ak who had served n two
TearH probation were admitted into full con-
nantfon.
memorial service will be bold to night IN
Haven. and Of such minisers and ministers
wives Of this conference "a have died during
the nest year.
Tho oonferenoe will meet this morning at o
~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
First District Court.

PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
#. Guterie md Jordon MedoWs assault with
a dangerous weapon Joseph Martin. assault
and battery: Annie Warwick iareenY. Robert
Thomas. entering In the night time and lar
eeny.
NOBLE FRosHQUI.
Lizzie Chase. assault and battery.
gHNTBHGEU,
John Mcdonald. lnresnY two months In tho
Pariah Ptison
Henry Woods. two yaars In tho penltentlnry
CONTINUED.
Annie Warwick larceny.
ACQUITTED.
VIM. Jim DIVINE. larceny: case abandoned
hv the StHta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
A FALL nv FUTURES.
A Lesson which Should Teach Mer.
chants TO Examine Their Books.

For several days past there have been rumots
IN commercial circles of heavy declaration.
but generally nc the abstract fact WINS known.
the names Of the parties Immediately Inter-
aated were successfully kept a profound secret
for some time.
A DEMOCRAT reporter investigated the subject
aud soon traced the secret to Its home, but for
raaaana which were necessary to the proper
yndieation Of iuatioa In the premiees, he re-
Trained fram immediate publication Of the
facts He discovered thai the house IN which
the dafaina lon had occurred was that Of Muir.
Duck worth u Go. cotton buyers. nj the corner
Of ferdidn and Catondelet streets and the
offending party wn7 the cashier of the house.
The cashier who belongs 10 this city, had
he m IN the enpIov of the house for nearly i've
years. and had the entire confidence Of the
rm There wac nothing In his career TO sug
eesl posaihe wfong end II waa onlyhy the
merest accident that Mr.. Duck worth week ago
aisgcove,ed some errors in bis ac;ouni,9,. ,Thisg
led 10 q further Examination, and the additional
discovery was made thRt those errors In n
counts had dated haeh over four years showing
that the cashier had ut an aarly day after bis
employment entered span a aystemaio eoyrse
Of fraud. Mr.. Duekworth discover ed that these
frauds. were nerhetratea by false additions.
of the one led to complete revelation OF all
others.
The consequence was an Immediate dis
charge of the cashier, but as The amount of the
deficit was not quite asnartansd he was used
to asaai IN the discovery Of the whole. He did
not hesitate 70 confess hts delinquency on ling
charged by Mr.. nuckworth, and NJ to this time
about $4,000 Or the amount has been recovered
from him.
There have been wild rumora on the street
regarding the amount Of the loss. the sum be-
Ing placed as high pa st9aln. but a complete eS-
animation Of the books shows that II will not
exceed siaoqp for tho past four years 1t ap-
pears that The delinquent had been given to
dealing In stocks anu futures. and his money
went In that way. He Ia entirely within reach
of the partias affected.
The name Of The cashier alluded to s John u.
WanhnnlnIf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY JANUARY g. 1880

Ing December 81. 1879. Ten pei. cent on capital
To The credit OF The Firemen's Charitable
Association and % per cent :, dividend %, on
participating Insurance. Il VIII pc femem,i
OF The Firemen's Charitable Association Is Iot
The support Of the widows and. orphans OF tnat
association. As soon ~ this tant peeouis9s
staunnh company will be- greatly innreaseh. for
many would gladly ineure VII the Flrenee =
adding their little towards supporting the wild
owa aud orphans Of the noble hremen VINO
have died md left their families - the care OF
lie Firameu'a Charitable Association.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS.
"A Question Involving the Liability q

"A Question Involving the Liability OF
Firm for the Acts Of Partner,
A suit has been fled In tho Third District
Court which will prove Of paramount interest
TO commercial houeea as II involves The uuea
ton Of the responsibility of n firm for the net
of a partner In what appears unon itR face to
be transaction within the ordinary husineaa
or the lrm. The case artaea out If auit fled
by Allen. Nusent II %. va. Richardson \ Gary.
The statement aoes to chow that In 1879 Gary
represented 10 plaintiffa that hiu house a whole
sale dry soods concern. had made large pur-
chaaea. aud being in present need to meet the
came, desired 70. discount the paper Of their
customers for aalea made.
Plainitla allege that they always decline 10
make such aiReounts, M II In without their
regular line Of huRineHa unesa aeeompa nied
with contract TOR abinmen' Q, cotton for sale
on commission. and made Rueh deeltna,ian nj
The time
II tranepred afterwards that such a contract
WINS made with one Of defendants customers
whoae paper waa held by the houaa Of Richard
con h Gary for $1,000. none of which waa then
due. AT the request Of the customer an advance
was made by the plaintiff In the contract which
waa guaranteed by the defendants. and thia nd
vance wac given directly To the defendants by
check to the order OF the firm aud paid ON the
Enforcement of the came The firm had In
uorsed In blank the oustomer'a paper, which
had been drawn f. their order. and delivered
the same to the PLAINTIFF.
The firm Of Richardson 4 Gary had Ola
solved before the paper or tho cotton contract
fell due, and the memhara Of the firm were auod
One member Of the firm admitted that the firm
name wae aligned 10 the guaranty of the cotton
contract and inaoraed on tho noteH. but he
elaine that the firm received no consideration
neither was the paper aligned In the ordinary
course or the nrm'a business. nor was any ono
authorized TO 80 align the name Of the firm
The cult involves nnc question OF law ~
the paper was signed by one partner, and the
check given hv plaintiff was made 70 The order
of defendants firm and paid on the indorae-
ment OF the Eame; and MI this In apparent
good faith. The commercial community will
await the decision with keen interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
First Recorders Court.

George Williams alina Htevenaon petty lar
Genv. First District Court. bond $3.50
Mary Davis. alias French Marin Lucy John
son aud Mary Jane Flood. grand larceny. con-
tinued indefinitely
John Smith. robbery; $3.50 nnpearanoe bond
Pat MeGinty. assault and battery. $3.50 ap-
pearanee bond.
Bridget Madden assault and bnftsry: 400
peace bond.
Sam Pattison. assault and battery: $3.50 ap-
pearancs bond.
Bridget Cannon. Insult and abuse: 300 peace
bond.
Pit Cannon nssaut and battery 300 peace
bond.
Alice Taylor. assault with u dangerous
weapon: rs or ton days
Mat Connolly. violating ordinance No. 5ols ::
$40 or twsntY days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
Superior Criminal Court.

The time Of the court being occupied In the
trial Of Tony Matrango for murder. the follow
Ing easss fixed for trial were continued In
definitely viz:
Joseph y. Bourgas md Fsnton w. Gibson
shooting with Intent TO commit murder
William Henry, alias Numb Finger Willis.
shooting with dangerous weapon with intent
to commit murder.
Edwin Williamson. grand larceny.
Charles Angelo murder. Simeon Eeden.
counsel fled motion for appeal
Pauline Armant. Indicted for feonious at
tempt to administer powdered glass with Intent
70 murder Counsel fled demurrer TO tho In
dietmept
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
COMBINING THE CLUBS.
Proposed Organization of a New
Rifle Club.

proposed organization of Now
Rifle Club.
Tho DEMOCRAT some two or three weeks ago
made mention Of the fact that members OF the
New Orleans and Crescent RiHs Clubs were
m owing to unite the two bodice In one grand
organization. Owing to the pross Of business
which has occupied the time Of tho orieinators
Of the movement It has not been pushed for
ward very RAPIDLY OF late: but interest In 1t has
again been reused. and the prospects are that
the desired end will be achieved In a short time.
1t is not only intended to bring the two clubs
together. but the movers propose to associate
with the new organization as many OF the good
rifle shot members of the several military or
gantZations. and not connected with either OF
the clubs. e. they can. and TO this end they will
put in circulation paper for the signatures OF
those who may desire or can be induced to Join
the new organization.
Some time ago the paper was passed around
and number of signatures obtained. but 1t
was entrusted to a gentleman who pigeon
holed It., L will. however. be brought out, and
as stated above, again put In circulation.
The movement Is everywhere received with
favor. as with all the rhemen OF the city banded
together In one club. II would be possible to
form a team which would be certain to rank
high In any contest In which II might enter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
second Recorders Court.

John Baden. entering In the day time and
larceny: remanded In default Of bonds.
Henry Brown, assault and battery $3.50 ap-
pearanee bond
Henry Ramanaria charged by Hermann
Thoss with breach OF trust: discharged.
Ernest Llado and Alex. Hart. assault and
battery upon Cecilie Pedro; discharged by CON
sent.
Ceeilie Pedro. inhictine a wound less than
mayhem; discharged by consent
MarceIin Bienvenu and Willis I.acour
Prison. " 80
George w. Wells, assault and battery. First
District Court: bond $3.50
John Becker, assault with dangerous
weapon dismissed
John ?. Becker. carrying concealed weapon,
Superior Criminal Court; N50 bonds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
BREVITIES.

sacred concert will be given this evening at
tho Dryades Street NJ. E. Church South for the
benefit Of the church fund
The st. Bernard Rowing Club give their sec
ond annual fancy dress and masquerade ball ut
Jackson Hall. on Saturday next. the twenty
fourth instant.
publicly Install It's officers at Grunewald Hall
to- morrow evening. The ceremony will. no
doubt be both mpre3si and interesting.
Complaint is made that there Is defect In
between st. Charles and Camp. and that ~
result. the mir is laden with anything but an
agreeable perfume.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
PIREMENs INSURANCE CO.

In our paper this morning will be found the
very fattering statement Of this young and
prosperous insurance company This is the
fifth annual review Of the business Of the Fire
mems Insurance. and the president and diree-
tors are to be congratulated upon having "a
successfully and iudiciously managed the ri.
t airs, OF their company. At a meeting Of the
dividend on the net earnings for the year end.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD,

ne Following were recorded yesterday at the
office OF the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Bernard Foss, a daughter.
MRS John Speiss. Jr.. a daughter.
YRS Joseph Schumacher, daughter
Mrs Charles Laterriere. q daughter.
MRS. James Barry, a son.
Mrs Emile Rabiole, son.
MARRIAGES.
Richard Hoffman to. Doratine Prato.
DEATHS.
Ltsette Lederer, years.
Mrs. Bridget Hoy, 43 years.
Robert brady l year.
Louis konz-lman, month
Henry Schwartz months
Y; A. habram. 81 years.
Florence st Clair, n years
Alexander Matthew, Co years,
John Wallace, week
Oliver A. PetheId. 10 years.
Napoleon Mal0rey, SO years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22

Internal Revenue Collector Marks has been
officially informed that ms result Of the OK
has boon graded within one-half point Of per
feet.
Fanchon a barrel of whisky seized by Internal
Revenue Agent Fred. Meyer in some ono of the
country parishes,
The malls for Mexican ports close on Mon
day next at O'Clock II. m.
The government experts who investigated the
cash account of the sub-treaBury have reported
Ii correct =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
Fifth District Court.

Andrew Hero Jr.. vs. A. n. Isaaeson, Admin
istrator Of Finance Rslator represents that he
is the owner Of certain property In the city Of
New Orleans. which is indebted for taxes due
prior 10 the year iR79 that In accordance with
law he rendered payment Of the Same to defend
ant In evidences IT The floating indebtedness Of
the city Of New Orleans. and the same was re-
fused. Ha therefore naka for m alternative
writ of mandamus to compel lts acceptance.
The mnndnmus issuei. made returnabls
on The twenty savanth instant,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22

The Washington authorities have been led to
believe that In this State there have been large
numbers Of internal revenue frauds of greater
or less magnitude. and they have dispatched to
the State no less than six agents. who are now
travelling Ii the country parishes. No official
report of the result OF their Investigations has
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
auprena Court.
The following eaaes on The country donke
are fixed for II lal for

THURSDAY, JANUARY ~. 1890:
M. 7f25 Frances ". Watt vs. Robert High.
No. 11qG Archth,ld w Baird under tnfnr. ct
al vs. !, II. Love aud John A, ataphenson at n
No 7727 Charles Laflfe 81 NJ. W. Widow u.
II Delngny et nj
No. 779R Widow md Heirs OF J, Benton Baird
vs, sempronius Russ.
NJ. 779o. GEORGE A. Stafford vs. M. A. Twitoh-
oil ct al
No 77so suenassion of Mrs. Flizabeth A. Oar
roll Onpositiop Of A. q. Brown, tutor.
No. 77si Caroline Gillespie ct ri. Va. III, II.
Twlfahall at nj.
No 77a2 i. Tamorere Va Succession of W.
X. Coy.
No. 773t ], q. Thiae vs.. Mrs. Aimee Jumon-
Vile wife ete, and H. Iialiran vs. sumo.
No 77s6 f. J. Gay Il 90. vs. Mrs, M. NJ
Blanchard wife OF H. Authon,
Mo. 771e J. q. ThIae vs. Mrs. Aimee .fumon-
vile wife of w. Vlvee, md Raphael Beltrsn w.
same.
M, 77a7 Samuel T. Boyd VS.. Thomas A. Cage
No RAJ Palmer Dickson ct nj. vs.. ". r. Dick
son ct als.
sf nj
No, 774a. r. ]. Aloock. vs. n. J. Kirby and hus-
band.
No. 47st H. r. Buekner VS.. J II, Beaird.
No T74b J. r. BEARD vs. White Crsh Of al
No, TAG Eaubsn White Va. William Hshnsr
alb ~ nj
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22

az vet been made public. but II Ia learned that
they have destroyed n number of tobacco pack
sees and cigar boxes. which havs been used
very many times. and bave seized duantity
Of cigars tobacco and whisky. IT is further
learned that they have discovered tibet
some Of the deputy internal revenue col
leetora have been awlndling the government by
collecting tho tny giving their personal recetpt
therefor Instead OF the stnmp. IA provided by
law and making no return to the government
The agents report direct z? the washington
will he some little time before the stent Of their
work will lie known,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

United states vs. Chas. Enelebreoht and Geo;
w Henry. charged with having on Illicit sti
or property under their eentrol.-A mlstrla!
antarad Tho Jury stand seven for aeautttal and
n w for conviction
United States vs tobacco factory of Chass
A. sps der.-0n trial and continued until "a ~
OInrb Bros va Lisso Z Sheen. Verdict for
rlaiutiffa for stt8o with interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
CLUBS TRUMPg,

A Negro Badly Beaten by Steam
boat Mate.
Atg;go o'clock Tuesday, negro named Geo.
Lindsay was admitted to tho Hotel Deu. suffer
Ing from wound In his back and several
bruaes about tho body.
Lindsay states that ho waa rouaterbout on
tho steamboat John Wilson md while on tho
down trip from 0uRehita river the mate OF tho
boat, Thoa, Bods. beat him numerically with
q hickory stick. Tho wounded man alleges
that thora waH no cnuas for tho not.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
CITY HALL NOTES.

At special meeting of the City Council held
yesterday. tho DEMOCRAT was awarded the con-
tract for the city printing.
There will be special meeting of the Coun-
ell at 1890 o'clock this morning for consultation
with the Board OF Police Commissioners rela-
tive to the budget allowance for police pur-
poses. At the present rate Of expenditure there
will be deficit at the end Of this month, and
some plan TO meet the emergencies of the case
must be adopted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-22
CITY ECHOES.

George Washington and Mary John charged
with larceny were locked up.
John Baden. charged with assault and bat
terry and larceny, was locked up In the Third
Station,
Eugene O'Donnell was locked up In the Cen
tra Station, charged with assault and battery
on Mary O'Donnell with an AK.
VIM. Fl. Smith. the driver Of. DR.. Lewis. who
eleventh instant. died from his Injuries Tues
day at the hospital.