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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30
Victories White Elephants.
Philadelphia Times.


Bless his honest heart! the King Of
Siam has sent the order of the white
elephant to his cousin, the empress of
India, otherwise known as Queen Vic
toria 7 he Siamesc ambassador went
to Windsor, and with much ceremony
solemnly hung it around Her Maiesty's
neck, howdah and ALL However,
Queen Victoria is used to white ele-
plants. Only few months ago the
Earl Of Beaconsiicld presented her with
u brace of fresh ones in the shape of
Afghanistan and Cyprus; and she had
4 whole drove Of them previously in
her possession. There is no charm of
novelty, therefore. to be found in the
King of Slams gift; and there is Just
the suspicion Of possibility that His
Siamese Majesty, who speaks English
and must know acout the double mean
inc, has been pcrpetrating bit Of sar-
casm at the expense of his Imperial
friend
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30

PERE HYAcINTHE is delivering Il
course of lectures in London on "Posi-
tive Christianity"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30

In the poorhouse in Milwaukee is one
Joseph DAVIS, who, before the war, was
reported worth S3,000,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30

A LETTER has recently been delivered
France after being detained in the
postoffice for half century.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30
Trouble in the Camp.

We are sure that il is nothing like as
Dad to have trouble in the camp, as to
lave trouble in the stomach. Thus, Mr..
u ]. Falk, Kansas City, Mo, speaks
tron experience For many years, !
lave been All extreme sufferer from
dyspepsia, and no physician could re-
noye this chronic trouble | finally
escorted Is the use 81 tile Hamburg
Drops, and have been helped wonder
uly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30

In the western part Of Connecticut
large worm has been discovered within
the husk Of ears Of green corn, eating
its way the whole lengt of the cob
among the tender kernels. Il appears
10 enter the ear Al the bottom.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30

Large numbers II dead fish We're
found floating in the Great South bay,
Long Island sound, during the past
week. An examination Of number
OF the fish showed that they had swal-
lowed potato bugs which had been
killed by paris green.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-07-30
COM MENTS.

DIR. TANNER still live, on mir.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
Superior Criminal Co urt.

AFFIDAVIT DfBMIBsHD.
Barney OBrien. shooting and woundinR with
intent to murder.
GAsEB CONTINUED.
Jules Train grand larceuv
A. W. TompkinB. embezzement.
JURY OUT.
Tony Mstrango. murder.
ACQUITTED.
OhI ger John Lewis. false imprisonment.
CONTINUED.
jeff, DenpIRon, alias JeHsraon Dennis. man
slaughter indicted November TO- 1877 In Jefrer-
son parish, for murder-the killing OF lewis
H. Johnson, white, cabin boy Of tho steamer b.
Ftaueis Belle. mt WastweRo, on tho fifteenth OF
July, 1877. There was II mistrial, then cha 60
of venue to the superior Criminal COURT. and
on thu sixteenth of March. 1878. the accused
was con vIcted OF menblaughter. On the TWEEN
ty eixth of March he WAS sentenced TO fifteen
years hard labor.
The supreme Court granted new trial. and
on the twenty second Of MarchsA1B79. the &C
cnsed was again convicted Of mhnslaughter,
and ca neatly recommended to tho mercy oil
tho court On the twelfth OF April. 1879. he was
sentenced to fourteen years hard labor and 81
fine.
The Supreme Court again remRnded the
case and also decided that the accused could
not be tried any more on the original charge
OF murder. but lust be tried for manslauRhtor.
SENTENCED.
GEO. Marc lone. embezzlementi pleaded
guilty OF pety larcanv and sentenced to twenty
DAYS In tho Parish Prison.
VIM Herbs, u stranger. carrying concealed
weapon 50 or ton days,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
THE SKATING CARNIVAL.
A Brilliant Affair at the Rink Last
NIGHT


The third fancy dress skating carnival given
this season by the managers of the roller skat-
Ing rink took place last evening at Exposition
Hail.
The weather being In keeping with tho sport.
large rs well as most recherche audience
gathered, and all those who did not participate
In skating appeared as much pleased as the
skaters.
A there we're so many ladies and gentlemen
In IA, cy costumes. 1t Is impossible to aercribe
the dress of any particular person. but suf-
fee 1t to cay that they ali looked superb. and
IA they fairly flaw around the room on the roll
FRS they presented sight as pleasing to the eye
as they themselves we're graceful.
The chief festnre OF the arrival was the ex-
termination OF Pinafore by the nations OF the
earth.
As we all know. Plnafore has been given to
the nation IN every manner. shape and form,
and az the manager OF the rink had concluded
to give us Pinafore on wheels. at the same time
not wishing 20 presume on an over generous
public. and alao havi ng some fear that an at
aoud show them that 1t was the last time they
would ever b. called upon to witness the play
he oncluded to exterminate 1t.
At given time the various characters In the
play appeared on the floor, drawing behind
them miniature ship on wheels.
Everything went on very nicely until Capt.
Coz forgot himself 80 far as to express
himself Ia the language OF Well. hardly ever"
The result WAS that the captain. as we'll as q
number Of his crew. who had joined In the
phrase were shot down by the nations OF the
eartn.
The dead men were carried off by their sur
vivnR comrades and thus ended Pinafore on
wheels.
The ladies' grand march. led by Mr.. Thos.
O'Connor and Miss Minnie s.. was also grace
full and Interesting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appel
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

New Orleans Savings Institution to T. Prud-
homme three lots with bull 'inRs. bounded by
4-in, JUL Fra kiln end Glrod streets. soxl6s
$500.
societe des Jeuues Amis to Mrs. William
Esnald. q lot with improvements. bounded by
Robertson. Co umbus. Laharpe AMI Claiborne
streets SixlO0, $3.50.
Mr.. III chael Hoeffner to Mrs Hugo Fuchs, q
portion of gr urd, bounded by GalSez. Esp a.
made Miro and Kerler G Ssrsets. 90 feet to-
wards Isplanade, l03 towards Ga VIZ, 1lS to-
wards ker or c. aud measuring II 8. $4,000.
tShprifY's salrl j &c ri IL to Henry fhale, q
lot. bounded b. Levae, France. Moreau and
Less ps str ats. SIS 1866; q portion OF grougd.
bounded by Fran g, Lasseps. Mor3au ami CASA
calvo streets. 35a 116. $21l0.
Fred Wing am wife to Hugh Allison. the un-
divided third part Of all the right and tile Of
Fred Wing and his wife In the suecession of
heir deceased daughter. Mr.. Allison. consist
ing OF 4 lot ground and buildings bounded
by Seven b. Coliseum. Sixth and Chestnut
streets, 123x174: also. q lot with buildings
bounded by Sixth. Seventh. Prytania and G IL
f-eum stree S. 56x125. The price to the sale is
got gwen.
J5hn B. Meyers to Chris MeEvoy, a lot with
Improvements. bounded by Josephine. Laurent.
Sc Andrew and Basin streets 63x100; a lot etc.,
in the same square. 50x70. $1,000
Miss Augusta g. MEG. Jourdau to Joseph
Tromh- ", wo lots with improvements bouf d.
ed by st. Thomas, Sixth. Chippewa and Wash
iDRton streets. 2sxl1l $500
tSherif's sals) Hebrew Educational Society to
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At THE CAPITOL.

Gov. Wiltz spent couple Of hours yesterday
In his office. and occupied seat in the Joint
assembly next the Lieutenant Governor during
the address Of Senator -eect Gibson.
PARDoNED
During the day the Governor issued the fol
lowing pardons:
Stlas Mosby. alias Beattie enormously con.
ysoted of burglary In the parish OF Orleans
Recommended by the Lieutenant Governor, the
Attorney General and Judge Whitaker. who
sentenced him.
William Il Barrow. convicted OF bigamy ia
Ouaehita and sentenced TO two years. Recon-
msnded by the Lieutenant Governor and the
Attorney General.
Daniel sullivan. sentenced In the parish OF
Orleans to one month for carrying concealed
weapons recommended by the Attorney Gen.
oral and Judge Whitaker.
SCHOOL MATTERS
Superintendent Fay has prepared bill and
submitted IL 10 the House Committee on Educa-
tion. remodeling the school system 90 as to
meet the cor dtlons, PARTICULARLY the financial
ones. imposed by the constitution 1t contem-
member from ca b congressional dis riot. with
the Superintendent himself. who shall appoint
city board. with power to fill vacancies there
In. On this as well as on the subject OF finances
the committee will hear the opinions of school
experts.
LEvEE BUILDING.
Bids were opened yesteri lay In the Governor g
of1ca for the building II Burton leyea, 1928
cubic feet; Hard Times leyee. 76u0 cubic feet,
and Angelina levee. il 900 cubic feet. The
awards were made as follows, TO the lowest
bfdd RS; Chas. Nolan Burton lev O. tx G -nts
w. Nj Finnerty. ADg linz levee. Is cents; z. j.
Tyrrell. Hard Times le0ee l6e cents.
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Max Dinkelaplel. lot and buildings, on Oai-
| Hope. near PrytnDia street. 9ix16o. s66e7.
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.


The following cases on the country docket
are fixed for tal for
FRIDAY JANUARY "a. 1890:
No. T70t John b. Durham h 90. w. Lisso II
Sheen .tals,
No 1921 Charles Laftte ct al. vs. Widow Il. Il.
DeloRup ct al.
No TIA Palmer Dickson OF al. vs.. II. P. Dick
son OF nj
No. 7742. o. E. u. King ct al. vs.. John Pickett
ct nj.
No. 774y +. j. Alcoak va. M. J. Kirby and
husband
No. 774s J. II, BeaIra Va. White Cash ct NJ.
No. 77.s Reub,n White VI. William Heffner.
sheriff. at al.
No 77E Adele Pedesclaux. wife OF II. p. Lam
dry Va Margaret O. LeRare.
No. 1850 Cittz ma Bark OF Louisiana vs..
Alexis Forty and Mrs. a. Forty. e. J, Gay Go.
infervenOra,
No. 77sl. W. W. Hollingsworth Va. John Ghaffe
Ohalln. ChafYa.
No, 772e Afehibaid w. Bnird. under tutor. OF
A.. va L. T. Love aud John A. Stephenson
ct nj.
No 772s. Widow and heirs OF J. Benton Baird
va SemprnnsOus Russ
Nc. 772o George A. Stafford va. Nj. II. Twlteh-
ell Il nj
No 1880 Succession OF Mrs. Elizabeth A. Oar
roll.
No. 1881. Ctroline Gillespie ct al Vs. M. Fl
TWttrbel ct nj.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23

fifth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pan
Il ish of Orleans, No. 10 3s7-B virtue OF VII
Of seizure and aale. 10 mo directed by th
honorable the Fifth District Court for HI
parish OF Orleans. la the above sntiils
cause, | will proceed to sell nc pnhli
auction. at the Merchants and Auetioneers, Elk
change. Royal street., between Canal and Gus
tomhouse etreeta, In the Second District OF thi
city. on TUESDAY. February II. 1880. mt
o'clock M. tho following described property. ;
wit
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, sit
uated In the ThiId District OF this city. desia
mated rs square number twenty. bounded B
Broad. White. Onzaga end Lapeyrouse street
measuring three uHdred feet six inches m
five lines front on Goth Iapeyrouse and OF
zaga streets, and three hundred and tOnrtea
fe I one inch and one. eigh ID Of q line front D.
both White and Broad streets: the said sQuaF
OF ground being composed of twenty two iot
numbered from one 10 twenty two inciuefWb
the whole as per plan drawn by l.. SurgI. las
surveyor. on he wenty- SECOND OF August 1ssE
late no'ary public In tits city together wit
all the buildings and improvements thereol.
rights, WAYS. privileges servitudes and appuI8
tenances theIennto belonging or In anywhl
appertaininG. Bpiug the same property
quired by the defendant herein ny purchs
from the Me- mics and Traders Bank In h
proportion OF two-thlrds, and from the NswO
leans National Banking Association In the pr
portion OF one. third. as Der act before Pier
Char!ea Cnvliiter. notary public In this ell
dated July s. 1873.
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
la1G "a 40 ftRI3I7
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Police Finances and the Collection OF
Taxes.

The Council In executive session. yesterday
met the Police Commissioners. and there was a
general discussion OF the police finances. which
ended In the appointment or Messrs. Dejean.
Byrne and johnson on the part or the Police
Board and Administrators Marks. Mea'ey and
alynn on behalf Of the Council. as Joint com
mittee to consider the situation and condition
of sfTairs and devise remedy.
The committee meets on Monday evening
and the task they have before them Is very
unpleasant and difficult one. The approrria-
ton
FOR POLICE PURPOSES
for the year il only *2ooooo. and the monthly
expenses have to be kept within twelfth OF the
amount. RS the city Is prohibited by law from
exceeding the budget allowance. At present.
the amount required monthly Ia several thou
sand do lars In excess OF the amount to be
drawn against, and reduction 10 absolutely
necessary. How to make 1t Il the question
which the committee will have to decide. and.
as stated above, they will 1nd the problem an
extremely d ffieult one to solve AT pre- sent hero
tsapparently but two ways cut of the d fflculty
One IL TO decrease the toree, and the other To
still further reduce the salaries.
Administrator l.aacsOn viii issue In day or
two
A NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
that he Ii prepared to receive taxes for this
year. and calling on them 10 come up and settle
up, He proposes. II the Council Will authorizes
him. to agrees to refund the difference between
ten ana hffeen mill TAX, IN the eV. mt or III be-
ing deer eed hereafter thnt the city Was wrong
In levy ing the fifteen mills. To date not dol
lar OF the taxes VI this year has been collected.
and unless the set lemebts betw ON this ana the
first OF next month are large the poor school
teachers. policemen and other employees OF the
city will suffer.
The Mayor yesterday received circular letter
from the Dublin Mansion House Committee for
the relief OF
THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
covering copies Of "a series of resolutions
adopted Mt a public meeting held on January
D. 1880 The resolutions and the letter de-
clare the distress vtry great and that imme-
diate relief Is absolutely necessary. A post
cript to the communication gives notice that
contributions and donations will be received by
the following honorable treasures and secre-
taries. to wit: Seer etaries- II: W. Bagot canon.
LII d.. Jas Daniel. p. p: p McUabe Fay T.
Maxwell hutton. Chas Kennedy. Geo. B. Owens
knights. Treasurers.E DwyeE Gray. NJ p.
High Sheriff: John Darlington. Knight. D. L.,
ex-Lord Mayor and Jonathan PIN. Esq.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
Abraham c. Myer. vs.. sernado cape.Ia

ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il tsh OF Orleans. No. 10.363-By virtue OF q
writ OF seizure md sale. to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
tsh OF Orleans. In the above enttled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and ,Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
street. between Canal and Customh" use streets,
In the Second District of this city. on MONDAY
February .. 1880. mt 10 O'Clock m, the following
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND together
With all the buildings ,and improvements
thereon, situated In the First District OF this
CITY IN the square bouoded by julia Landing.
franklin. Basin and Girod streets, forming ths
corner OF Julia Landing and franklin street.
and measuring. In American meaa ure twenty
ak feet front oa Julia Landing by depth and
front on f., Franklin street. Of one hundred and
as per plan OF Louis Il. Pile. city surveyor.
dated the eighth OF December. 1853. deposited In
the ofice Of Eusebe Bouny. notary public In
tthis city. Which said properly was acquired by
the defendant by purchase from the city If New
Orleans. .. acs passed he ore Eusebs Bouny.
notary public In this city, on the fifteenth OF
Feb uary. 1859.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
]. r ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
1a9 10 % 80 fec
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
George Purves W.. John Richards and
JOseuh Kiou.

Joseph ht0u.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 ish ~ Orleans No. 26 Ol5- By virtue Of q
writ of seiznre and sale. to me directed by tho
honorable the Third District QUIT for the par
ieh Of Orleans, In tho above entitled cause.
I will proceed 10 sell mt public auction.
at Ito Merchants and Aucttoneers, TX
change. Royal street. bet ween Canal ana cns.
tomho,iRa streeta, In the Second District OF this
city. on FRIDAY, January %. 1880. at 10 O'Clock
M the following desc ibpd propertv. 70 Wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to,
gether with the mprovstnent+ thereon ana hll
the rights ways. privileges and hppnrtenancas
thereunto belonging, situated In the Fourth
District Of this city. In tho, snuare bounded ~
Harmony. Seventh. 1T. David and Llhafty
streeta aud designated AZ lots numbers fifteen
and sixteen. on sketch Of said square an
ne xpd to an act paased before Andrew Hero.
Jr notary on tho third day OF March 1875
Sid lots moi Din each othsr, and measure zach
twenty eight feet two inches and nine lines
front on Harmony street by the following
line dividing lot number aixteen from lot mum
ber aeventeen. eighty four feet on the dividing
II 80 between eaid lots numbers fifteen and SIX :.
teen. and eighty-seven feet on the sihe lin. OF
lot number fifteen. nearest HI. David street. d.
vidinR II from tho rear Of lots numbers one TO
four inclusive.
Being tho same property acquired by defend
ants herein by purchase from George Pury6H.
M per act passed before Andrew Hero, Jr,, no.
tary In this city. on the twenty-fourth OF
April. 1878.
Heizsd In the above suit.
Terms-Casri on the epot.
J. X. ALOE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff. VI tho Parish Of Dreams
dem i16 ~ 10 N
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
United States Circuit Court.

Edward Roger W. City Of New Orleans
Judgment by defanlt set aside.
The Clark w. Bryan Com pany va. Thomas @
Anderson Judgment by default entered
against defendant.
JOS b. Williams vs. Nicholas Theodore.
dict nnd judgment for defendant.
w. A. Nebitt h Go. w. A. A. Maginnfs's Sons.-
Suit discontinued.
II Matqu, - h o. VIZ, Thos McGure.-Ver-
dict and Judgment for plaintiffs for slI8t e..
GearRe w, Gary vs.. David Wallace jos. Nc
Elroy and II. II. Harrison ordered to file a
provisional account and declare dividend.
Quilted States Va. Oontents Of tho tobacco fac
tory OF Charles A. Bnyder.Verdict against do
fendnnt and value OF factory assessed at $1,000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
BREVITIES.

Prof. Trip begins his lecture course this
evening at the hail of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. 81 Camp street. at O'Clock.
There will be ghost exhibition at No ITO
Canal street.. from IA to O'Clock p. m. on Sat-
urday next.
game of base ball was played yesterday at
Delachaise grounds. between the Eckford Jrs..
Jrs. coming out first best by a score Of 4tos.
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson will deliver a
lecture on Monday fventng next Ut he rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Ass ociation
upon The living evidence OF the truth Of
Christianity" The public Is Invited.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
First Recorders Court.

John Wilson inveni o vagrant. WAS sent to the
Boys House OF Refuge
Pa. Tracey. assault and battery: So or ten
data,
Albert Johnson. assault and battery: $3.50 ap-
pearanc, bond.
r. Russell. assault and battery; $3.50 appear
apcs bond.
Fred Bro wad Josephine Bollaud, Ell. Maddox
and Leon Iouve grand larceny; discharged.
Wallace Washington. assault and battery: 81
or 10 DAYS.
G so Boothby. entering and larceny; $3.50 ap-
peHrance bond
Louis Shuman. assembling and woundlnR: re-
leased on 1850 Appearance bond.
Susan White ana Dora Howard, fighting and
disturbing TIL peace: t5 or 10 days.
Geo. Boorhey. larceny; $3.50 appearance
bond
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John Henderson, John l.. Sferry anbFsA
gated VS.. Jeremiah Lincoln.

RhtSu, vs.. Jeremiah Lincoln.
E1OURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
- tsh OF Orleans. No. x4.919-By virtue of
writ OF seizure and sale. to the Owl gheg
Of the, parish of Orleans directed By
honorable the Fourth District Court for |
parish OF ia, Orleans, in the above entitl
a. the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchana
hoyal street, between Canal and CustomhoH
streets. Ia the Second District of this city.
MONDAI, February Q. 1880. at IL O'CLOCK 4
the following described property, to WITT
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situab
lying and being la the First District OF d
city. In the square bounded By Constance. Ms
aZfne. Robin and Basin tnow Terpsicha
streets. designated by the number two. on
plan drawn by G. A. Hedin. late snryeyor,I
the twenty-foulth OF February, fslo deposH
In the office OF ]. B. Beard, late a notary prk
10 this city; said lot 10 ensures thirty feet 81
inches one and four-fifths lines front on e
stance street by one hundred and sixteen
nine inches six lines In depth. hetweea pays
l1hes; together with all the buildings and
provements thereon. rights. WAYS and adv
IaRes belonging or In anywiae appertsina
belqR the same property acquired By fBes
PENDANT herein by purchase from the success
OF William j. Watt, as per act passed befora
!. Oasfel. noNary public in this city, on
third Of Novem Der, 1874
Sseized In the above suit
TermB-Cash on the apot
J. K. ALCEE GAUTHREAUXs
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleap
la9 l6 % 30 fec
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
THE HYDRoPHOBIA CASE.

This morning is announced the death Of Miss
Title Rogers. the unfortunate victim Of the
case OF hydrophobia OF which mention was
ma 10 in the DEMOCRAT several days ago.
The case did MOI d fer materially IN its char
act+ri@tics from the mMny which bavu been re-
ported In medical works. Tho death OF the
young lady was. however. pain less and quiet.
for ~ soon ma the attending physicians. and
tharo were four Of them became satlsfed that
medicine n r skill could r. store her {, henlt
they administered optates. and Kept her under
their influences until the end. when che gently
and peacefully pass away.
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First District Court.

CONVICTED.
Poupon Williams. larceny.
sKNTENCED.
Alex Donovan. false imprisonment: 81 fine
or one day In tho Parish Prison.
NoILE PRosEQUI.
Alex Donovan false I'm risonment.
Mike Higgins. knowingly receiving stolen
goods.
AFFIDAvITs DISMISSED.
Bon Berkery, obtaining goods under false
pretenses: accused already under sentence OF
ten years three months and ono day In the
Penitsntiary.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Jeff Thompson. assau { by wlllfutly shoot
Ing mt.
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY.
I,,ry
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-23
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Geo Augustus Saa an attache OF the
Londen Standard. registered yesterday at the
st. Charles Hotel.
We have received the visit OF Mr.. Robert
Nickle. the prestidigtataur. who will be here
again In about six weeks. being now on the
start for Galveston Texas where he will per-
form on the twenty sixth. twenty seventh and
twenty eighth instant.