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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
THE LONGsHOREMEN.
They Paraded for Few Hours and
Quietly Disbanded,

SHuaCtAy DlcDtbhl0b.
According to their published notices. the
longshoremen paraded the streets yesterday
morning to signify their determination to ad-
here to the 40 cents per hour demand. They
met In the hall over the Peoples Exchange.
corner Of Girod and Front streets.
The assemblage was composed of about one
hundred and fifty laborers. among whom there
were only two white men, and these were Will
liams and Gormon. both proprietors OF barrel
houses
After few minutes consultation as to the
line, of march and the order, of the day the
strikers sent a delegation to the police squad
stationed Mt the corner. under ,rporal Dryer
and Sergeant Rowley. to ask If they would be
permitted to parade on the levee.
Sergeant Rowley answered that he would
allow no parade on the levee where men were
at work, but that the procession could move
along the street fronting the levee.
The longshoremen. acting upon the SER
geants permission. walked down Front to
Poydras. to Delta. to Canal. to Clay. to Conti
A squad OF police accompanied them.
The longshoremen then walked up Chartres
to Lafayette Square. A series of speeches
were made by some OF the colored leaders.
whose principal arguments rested on the 40
cents an hour" song. After the meeting
which. by the way. resulted in nothing, the
longshoremen went back to their hall. where.
after a few minutes stormy session. they I'D
Iourned In disgust
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
CLOSING THE CREVASSE.
The Extent of the Work SO Far 40
complished.

The Extent Of the Work SO Far 40
complished.
During all OF yesterday and the day before
Col. 7. s.. Hardee has been up ut the crevasse,
and tugs are constantly passing to and fro
between there. carrying material or returning
after delivering 1t. There is no appreclable
change In the condition of the crevasse further
than that 1t has still further wIdened. the tar
paullns being unable to thoroughly secure the
ends. and the work In prosecution not being
sufficiently advanced to Off au obstruction to
the current.
Hardee and Mr.. Pandely. the driving of piles is
progressing with all the expedition possible,
and 1t is very probable that Il will be completed
out close up. to the old ievee The
s e. Of sandbags has been begun whore Re-
10 In course OF continuance as the work pro.
crosses. The condition of the country around
Is gnaltered ts the water Is stu going through
COL Hardee, however Is very confident OF being
able to close and thoroughly secure it to-day.
me follow''s DISPATCHES
were yesterday received by the Governor;
THE CREvAssE. April s. 1880.
Gov l.. A. Wilt:
Third pile driver at work. Commenced put
ting in sandbags sarly this morning, Width
Of crevasse about sans Worked all night last
night with satisfactory results. Everything in
favorable condition this morning.
T. Il. HARDEE.
1890 a. m.-Work progressing under intelIi-
gent direction; all pile drivers Mt work. The
planters AJAX me to convey to you their heart
felt thanks for your energetic efforts and we'll
directed sympathy. PANDELY.
APRIL 6. 1880.
All tugs busily engaged ut this hour. Will
arrange for you to leave foot Of bt Louis street
tomorrow morning between 10 and II o'clock.
VIII have you notified. Il. b. HARDEE
The Governor had proposed to visit the Gre
vase to-day. but tnasmuch as 1t Is supposed to
be under control. he resolved. upon going to the
jetties with the Grant party this morning
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
ALL QUIET ABOVE.

Yesterday DEMOCRAT r. porter happened to
meet Judge James ID. Augustin. of the parish
of st. Charles, from whom the fact was learned
that the labor troubles had completely subsidized
and the negroes were working on whatever
terms were offered them that they were inclined
to accept. Every appearance OF the late strike
has been removed. and the planters and labor
ers are on a complete understanding.
Everybody WAS at work. and 10 manifestation
OF any trouble was visible. The same condition
OF affairs obtains In st. John. and the laborers
are hard down at their work.
In this connection It may be- mentioned that
on last Saturday a handsome compliment was
paid to Judge Augustn. on the occasion Of his
retirement from the office of parish Judge The
gentlemen Of the parish suddenly surprised
him at his residence with u serenade which
was followed with all the amenities incident to
such an affair. and pleasant greetings were ex-
changed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
THE RACES TODAY.

To-day promises to be the greatest one OF the
spring meeting. not excepting the last. when
the four-mile dash takes place. for the pro-
Rramme includes three OF the best races In
vogue. The first Is handicap hurdle two
miles. over eight hurdles: the second is o SELL
Ing race, one mile and quarter and the third
Is for the Howard stakes. Jwo-mile heats.
The track Is In fine condition, and good
time may be counted upon.
In the pool sales lust night the horses en-
tered Ia the several contests sold as follows:
First Race.-F. Short. 800; M. May, $40; Jim
Fay. $40: Mediator $l2
Second Race.-Little Reb, 500; Fulcher, $50:
Bird. $24: LIE Rot SIG: field, $50.
;, Third Race,-Long Tom. 500: Bucktie. $50;
Keen Richards, s22: M. Walton, $40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
IN NEW PLACES.

The officers and inmates of the Charity Hos
pital were as much surprised On Sunday last as
they were gratifed by visit from the Gov
ernor. 1t Is not often that such visit Is paid
and consequently the circumstance became an
event Of note In the hospital. Such an occur
renee as the Governor OF the State visiting the
hospital may possibly be within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitant," but there is no anthem
marked down as feature OF the present re-
gime.
the officers but the patients were pleased with
this evidence Of interest
The Governor went through the whole build
Ing, examining everything and speaking to the
patients. and left very much gratlfied with the
management and condition of the institution,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy of Music.

Hayerly's New York Juvenile Opera Com.
pany opened last night In Plnafore with a good
audience In attendance. and gave an acceptable
and credifable performance. We do not feel In
cined to say more than this at present. as there
were some bitches and want of smoothness
at times which we think will pass off after the
little people have recovered from the fatigues
OF their tourney to this city and become better
acquainted with the theatre and their audience
and we prefer to delay criticism until we have
seen them again.
We cannot however. refrain from special mon
ton OF the acting and singing of Jennie Dunn.
who assumed the character of Joseshine, or
paying tribute to the coquettish graces with
Which Daisy Baker invested the character OF
Heoe. The first named little Miss has q won
deftul voice and displays extraordinary htstri-
onic abilities. and the last named Is a charm
Ing. fascinating little piece, of fenininity with
the most attractive airs and ways Imaginable
Plnafore will be repeated to- night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Fred. myers. a prominent citizsn OF Mis-
sissippi. Is in our city on business. Mr. Myers
represents one OF the largest provision houses
In st. Louis, and Ia one of the most active aud
energetic business men In the country.
We had the pleasure yesterday OF meeting
Dr., George IL. Gillespie. of NatehItoches now
In this city on his way to Washington, to testi-
~ At the exodus investigation. The, Doctor Ia
will be happy to see his many friends.
We had the pleasure OF a visit yesterday from
Mr.. A. d. Wright. the energetic representa-
tive OF the Natchitoches indicator. The ex-
ceptional ability displayed by the managers of
this paper and its vigorous and fearless devo-
tton to the cause OF Democracy explains the in
fluence It has acquired and the degree Of circu.
lation which 1t has achieved. Outside OF It's
partic alar circulation 1t goes largely Into
Bienville parishes, and is highly appreciated
there. Mr.. Wright will call upon our business
men and present them with an opportunity OF
reaching rural customers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
A PRIVATE MARKET CASE.
An Interesting Point Decided in the
United States Court.

In the case Of Sylvan ROUGH against the city
OF New Orleans. Judge Billings yesterday re-
fused the Injunction prayed for by petitioner
Rouch asked that the city be restrained from
interfering with him In his business of private
marketman. claiming that the interference
was In violation OF the constitution OF
the United States. Judge Billings ruled that
the municipal authorities had a right to estab-
lish and enforce such health regulations as
were authorized by the Legislature of the State,
and such acts were not prohibited by the const-
tuition OF the United States.
The decision Is Of interest. as It finally settles
the right of the city to close the private mar
kets which do not meet the requirements Of the
law.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
John Club course. and attracted to the lake a

John Club course, and attracted to the lake q
large number Of people.
The affair proved embarrassing In the ex-
treme and created no excitement whatever.
The start was made shortly after o'clock, the
water being somewhat rough. but not danger
Qua.
Paisted took the lead and kept 1t easily
throughout the race.
He turned tho stake. two and q half miles out
later by Sullivan 1t was easy work for Plaistad
and he passed the home stakes several lengths
la tho lead His total time was 42H minutes and
Sulivan's was AZ minutes 10 seconds.
Mr.. McNuty, Of the Hopes, acted rs starter
L. p. Fueptes, ESD. as mpire. and the follow
Walsh. p. Gallagher, nj. Gallagher and j, Ker-
ripnD.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
THE POLITICAL CASES CON-
TINUED.

The cases pending In the URited States Cir
cult Court against William J. Kane. J. Bren-
nan, Chris. Meister. James Doherty. r. l..
Brown. Julius Althaus. r. Atkinson Frank
Leahy and others. charged with effenses
under the the election law. on election day
1878 were called yesterday and continued until
the twenty six b instant.
Counsel for r L. Brown. Lionel Adams and
William J. Kane yesterday fled demurrer to
the indictments against them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Sunday evening Jno. Mack slipped and fell
In front OF No. Ga Dauphine street and broke
his right leg.
Edward Fitzgerald q white boy. met watery
grave by falling into tho river at the head OF
Orange street.
At about o'clock yesterday difficulty took
place on board the tugboat A, J. Baker be-
tween white man and negro. The latter
was slightly cut In the back.
Sunday evening Private Waterman j. Hol-
land arrested dangerous and suspicious char
acier at the corner Of Camp and Com M rcial Al
Icy. and locked him up In the First Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
JURY DISCHARGED.

Judge Whitaker discharged the venire OF ju-
rors yesterday morning on account of the pro-
visions of the new jury law. The Judge said
Owing to recent changes In the law affecting
the drawing Of juries for this and other par
ishes. it Is Impossible. In the view of the court
fortunate as unexpected but the court Ia COM
PEELED to discharge the venire without day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
MAGGIE'S DEAD.

Mayor Maggie. as she was more commonly
called-the Italian girl who for several years
peddled fruit around the Custom House build
Ing Is dead. She suceumbed yesterday to an
attack OF measles. after only three days Illness
Mary's beauty and amiability had made her
Orleans. and the news of her demise In the full
bloom OF youth. will surprise and pain very
many who were wont to patronize her-fre-
eyes,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
Catarrh of the Bladder Cured.

HENRIETTA. Monroe Co.. n. z. Jan. S. 1880.
q. II. WARNER & Co. Gentlemen: am man
sixty seven years of age. have lived In Monroe
county. N. Y, most of my life. and believe there
Is no man Of my acquaintance who would doubt
any statement / might make. | have been q
terrible sufferer of catarrh of the bladder for
years: Hearing Of q number Of cures from the
use OF your remedy. and after taking few bot
ties OF your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure was
not only relieved. but found myself cured
THOMAS OWENS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

held an election yesterday for trustees to serve
during the ensuing year. which resulted In the
choice of the following gentlemen:
saml B. Newman. aam'l II. Kennedy.
Thomas A. Adams, Victor Meyer.
Joseph Bowling. Edward j. Gay.
Simon Hernsheim, Alfred Moulton,
Geo. W, Sentel. Fred Camerden.
Eau! h. Mortimer. VIM. B. Conger,
Reuben G. Bush. John NJ Parker.
EqWard Nalle. George Martin.
". ". Swain, Harry L. Flash
A. d. Siewerd, j. J. Reiss,
q. Marinoni Luclen Delery
0has. ID. Dolsen, Louis Prados
y; L. Grigsoy. Charles Newman.
VIM. A. Phelps h. G. Coulon.
Ferdinand Marks. John C,lder.
Il. d. Admas. VIM. r. Lyman.
At the same time the stockholders of the
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company were
voting for directors. and elected the following
ticket:
P. Maspero, d. Fatio
]. j. Fernandez, Edward Toby
Paul Fourchy, D. A Chaffraix.
John Geddes NJ W. Smith
John Lallande. Chas. LATTE
b. w. Taylor.
at both places most palatable lunches were
spread to make everything pleasant for the
stockholders and friends of the companies
who were furnished with choice wines to wash
down the delicate eatablas, and encouraged in
their astronomical efforts By the AVAILABILITY
ana courtesy OF the officers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

State of Louisiana Vs. Citizens Savings Bank
The rule of the commissioners on Isidore
Newman for the delivery Of certain property
John A. Alsworth. vs.. Mrs. G. A. Thompson
The prayers of the petitions Of the State and OF
L. L. Conrad sustained and judgment for the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
THE LOCAL DEATH RATE.

For the week ending Sunday last the tota
number of deaths was 112. of which there were
A white males, SO white females. II colored
males and 18 colored females. There were II
certified to by the coroners. 16 died In the Char
ity Hospital and 2 In other public institutions,
The main causes of death were consumption
81 heart disease 7, malaria s. pneumonia 6.
bronchitis 7. apoplexy5 debility s. There we're
6s natives of Louisiana. 81 of other States, 0 Of
Ireland and OF Germany. Annual death rate
per thousand 2S.OI,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
ST. PATRICK's TOMBoLA.

This evening closes the entertainment In the
hall adjoining st. Patriek's parsonage where
the thousand valuable articles left over from
the previous entertainment are going through
the interesting process of sffing. Besides the
possibilities which the rafs presents the
tables are maRnthcently provided with delica-
tons.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
FIRST REGIMENT.

The new uniform ordered from Philadelphia
by the First Regiment Infantry L. g. N. G..
have reached here and will be Immediately dis
tributed among the members of the command.
We hear that the receipt of their new harness"
will shortly be celebrated by an inspection and
dress parade and doubt not that the uniforms
and men will show to equal advantage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
BASE BALL.

An exciting and Interesting game of ball was
witnessed by good crowd of spectators on the
Pioneer Green yesterday. between the League
nine Nhe Crescents) and the famous Remy
Clarkes. for a purse of 500. which resulted as
follows. In innings:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

WASHINGTON, ID. @, January 16, 1880
FL. 81. WARNER n co. Dear Sir: | write to say
that after having taken your Safe Pills, and
finding them all that Is claimed for them In
your circular. 1 eheerfully recon mend them as
the best pills In the market.
JOSEPH PRATHER,
400 NJ street. Washington, D. G.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Staub has our thanks for the Louisville
Courier-Journal of April 8. Harpers Bazaar and
'Daireen," a novel. by Frank Frankfort Moore
(Franklin Square Library. Harper Brothers.
New York. Staub's. as everybody knows. is at
Goldthwaite's. corner of Canal street and Ex-
change Alley
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

The best tonic In the world Ia Malakoff Bit
tiers. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
sition In 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
THE RACE AT THE LAKE END

The rowing race between Plaisted and Sulli.
van took place yesterday over the five mile
course two and half and return of the st.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
State for $3.50. Judgment also for defendant
against plaintiff.
Superior Criminal Court.
NoLLE PRosEouI.
Carrying concealed weapons-P E. Livau-
dais.
Observation-Disclosures Carter.
First Recorders Court.

Thomas Morel was sent to the First District
Court, under $500 bonds, on the charge of
breaking and entering In the day time.
Por carrying n concealed weapon. VIM JOS.
Howell was sent before the Superior Criminal
nj
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

the sale OF the elegant statuary. marble and
alabaster vases. etc.. will commence to-day at
70 O'Clock at 81 Damp street. Montgomery Co.,
auctioneers,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMEHT,l
Signal Service United States Army. I
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 2:Os .. M. Monday. APRIL
observations taken ut the same moment of
time Mt all atptiona1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Dave A. Rose Base Ball Club added another
victory to their record yesterday by defeating
the J. Nut. Jr.. nine on the Thalia street Green
by a score of Is to 7.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
Unmailable Letters.
From Eminent wilmer BrintOn, M. I'D,
Baltimore, Nd,

L have used Colden's Liebig's LIQUID Ex-
practice and have been much eratified with the
result. AS a tonic in all cases of debility, weak
ness. ap9mia. chlorosts ETC.. cannot be sur
DosSeI" -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
BREVITIES.

Yesterday. at an election for officers Of the
Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad and
Steamship Company. the old officers were re-
elected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
ELECTIONS YES rERDAY.

The Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
held an election yesterday for trustees to serve
during the ensuing year. which resulted In the
chnioa of the fnlin.r ING uantIeman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
DAILY LETTER LIST.
Ladies' List.

Ladies LlSt.
Austin Catherine mrs Monroe Maggie miss
Bullinger M @ mrs Phillips Adeline mrs
Burger Johanna mrs Rapp O mrs
Burns Mary Eosenfelt Emma
Babber Mary STANDBY Katie miss
Close Phoebe mrs Tobin Alenda
gordh mrs robin Louisa
Duf1y Mary Trenn Lottie
Eascom Chas mrs Thompson Seley mrs
Genius Mary Testant Lucy miss
Hartford Alice WEIGH Clara
Hill Harriet D Wilson M mrs
Ivenhall Ida Walker EuRenie
Johnson Ann
Gentlemen's List.
Burlington VIM Ell Lamon John H
Chapman W Ct Lyons l. rev
Carter Jas Mansfield Chas w
Deama MulernH
Dayleson w L Price Chas
Excheysbe jose Remphy George B
French G Roux AC
Hurley W capt Spaudling goa
Hawley Charles T sopman Alfred
Jones Thomas Vergnole G.
Janet Louis Wright George
Kaine l. White Francis A
Lawrence T 3
Unavailable Letters.
NOT PREPAID.
Burton mrs Dfoois Marie miss
Gerard w T miss Gossein
Lee Charles Eel Murphy ID
Ruby ID mrs
MIsD1RECTED.
Brown Richard Francis Final
Johnson Tom Dry @
Robinson Alex Taylor T
Yarhtll II Walker J
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and sxua
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
CITY ECHOES.

DoIbear Commercial College. 2oa canal atreet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Dolbear Commercial College, 2O3 Canal street.
Why suffer with indigestion when Malakofr
Bitters affords certain relief. Get q bottle and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06

Maximum emperature 81. minimsm 10.
, 1880-09-01
Mono of Tho Wlllt0 ltlvor Utcs harn as yet nr-
rived there.
On tho snme troin arrived hero to-day tho
iIrt,uklyn ennsatlonlAt,.

riyrd ihore. .,.
brooklyn annsatonst,.
TIE, nsv. r. nm WITT TAtMAnE.
homewari bn,,nA. Ito hhIor:,rd 1',iE Tntn.
sn liz r. sSas ow @ hr t,e ~skcd. Witt sty
on tho Continent. md had ntst, tt~n aktr9 Il,
scenes ani inoi.lent; @ nso,E tp @ l,aefi'c c,ast: %
taken MI their trnin canning GAhi nser tho Union
rayInc: which resulted n 10 rotcs fur onrssrld
clined to sstr.-both rcnownr,i In their rcspcos..
,Ss ,Se s1. be Wiz snsxs 9tos 'e tho 'r anu
THE rtsEsltIEST AND Mrs. HAfEs
aro to lcave washington to-aay,-1hicago hay.
tnK bcn1! Hclccttsi at tho rendezvous of his AtKc
. 'S pn s sr. sst,ssy s:, e.: ssy % % a 4,
from NJ S p@Sl tl,,sst, itsneo tlsy w!jI j9.'rnny
interest n California, tho i'rnstdent. and party
wtt ass oyer tho Southern iaci,,e throgh CGi A.
tet.minal pnt ia Ecw siexio1, of te Atchls,
'rtpckn santa f6 finilrt,ad, INV rnpidly cor,::
o.her rsints II ntSfcst @ I'll Il, New Mss'c", aad
Mahltou. 1eadsi'let aud DelycF. Ia Colorado
OMAHA
y 5uat At present yory busy With her ETa5d !, l
nrs .hs MT ws9k the ran nas ~ f r.
eSease e sTinS Ta se. as DSaas s"* s
MS.l SG ne at - tnes ka
bnnha over hnlt. tic "Gtnnd Gentr1.I," burned
,xt' ;t some yeMrs 49, and as ,,,n nnycr t,es r.
III q :ae0S II Sonas. lie afaou,it
rS;e rfSe;cssa,y y x We sgsG5!eea y, = ssnTe ay
wi'le-awnko citizens IL Otnahs. The next thing
tn commence uphn shnuld he tho sidewalks.
fS 2as: as:s 5 e s Sy f So t OF VIII VIII
poor sttls#nks and acanty husel-aceoafn'oda-
lions ior visitors and businessmen, and s,c
thH civ so nty1 oS a lof ssc' 'o tfoe OF
4S w we ;a ttaesea Sn'ai throp. tho muddy s.rcots
sS hsar vsfy II ~ ems up 70 ns ,so
storles. when nonca .''look Tic cake" by n
ffom .he hotcl ii q tbo tepot. Tic saw = nan's
}syS ks s m S s fssS Ss fns s 5 h s's 1c to @ S i
90! oxoit%i-'at % uas stttit On Top Oh ie 6la'''
As IN illustration Ut
THE MunIcIpA1 roLty
scrviceAblc condition. was today furnished
VIII! tho fo'lpwin9 Itr1as fnr TuE T,sluuSE ly n
.-etswing soaric Of tho direct damages lntcly
naid ny g,nahiot acfnunt OF her fhlse econh,ny.
hW1fSg ihs hnr 9s ~ anEcs ngSst M
broken siawalk and had her erthtgh.bono Grnken.
t. an fer perssi ps ifn%xss @x1s, e Wpc eT
arrest he fell nvcr sidewalk wIthnut Il ruling,
distance IL Of ~ about alx test,-hls ankle E being
days, ut tho o,,d Of which tiu o Irosectitci tio
city il Gnd reeovefs! datnages ~ als'yo. a t2%01
wcuk Of n boy years of nao. Ills I,nthgr hid
sent him OIL an crran.i. When passlug a!onE Il
street where tho boar,ls Of .tho walk wero stand
being in pr0xrcsA, high wind, blowing oyer the