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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

EGYPTIAN L!oUiDATioN.-Tho uaca,asc
able debt Of E,gn', .he ntsl.o: Of which was
the pinsr5 ciaso of the :ep s;,ioa CT tho *.
khediFa. I:mail Pasha. vaJ s5mo limo since
Submitted to en- in;vrIsti;nai commits ion fJr
tho porp;s, Of ptcc ,riog pao Of liquidation
to which the govern q cuts 10 Wish the creditors
OF Egypt reside We're 10 eiVa their consent be-
fCre it was TO b. pro1ul gated officially. The
plan was Prepared sud submitted god now all
the powers have adhered, Russis, which gave
notlc, on tho IS b, ED the UGiscd States, be-
iDg tho last Ii Is not likely that many Egypt
ian bonds ere held in Russia, nor tba. epy arc
hold here, bat still the ass Mt Of 81 be 20 wers
was r,qu;rcd. nud Cur S:stu Department has
oDs;quentiy given The leccsser5 assent DO
torma. Tbs spt cial commission 10 1875 report
ed the consolidaind and foatiGg debt of Egypt
to aggregate ;fS4 1872 $50, or say $40, COO COO,
10 addition 10 which there is later loan of
$40 0C0 900 made By the RothschiIds. the Sc
curly for which is tie private properly which
tho Khedivc and his family coded to the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

Ii, jor John W. Daniel, q Virginia, while at
Cincinnati YVES presented with gold.hcaded
cane by two delegates from North Carolina who
were originally Bsysrd men, but who were con.
Varted by Daniels speech in the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

"faturc Happiness. ALL those who have
the future happiness of children a. stake
should know that Dr. Balls Baby Syrup con.
taios nothiog Injurious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

The Winchester Light Infantry has been re.
organized. with John j. William as captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
THE LITERARY
REVOLUTION

Tie most successful revolution Of tho ceD,n.,
snd, 10 American resdeTa of books, In. W.,
important. Only books Of the hiehes. c,a,s y,
published by ID, ard the pr:c IS arc low t,y5.,
comparison with the cheapest books over btf.,
issued. To illustrate and demorstralc Ns;,
truths. we send the following books, oil compI@,
and unabridged: post. paid, at tho prices nam
MACAULAI'S
Life Ct Frederick tho Crest. Former r,;e.
81 Is. Lsrfe BREWER typo, beautiful wiz,
price three cents
CAELYLE'S
Life of Robert Eurnf. Former pi.c, ST.
Largo BREWER type, beautiful pIiat pyce IT,
cents.
LIGHT OF ASIA.
By Ed win Arnold. Former prics, 81 80 t.,
tliul print BREWER typo price five GEN..
THOS. HUGHESS
MaIiinels otChri;t Former p.'cl 81 ca y,
tiful rriat, BREWER type; pric, three cent.
JOHN STUART MILLS'a
Cha: t.rs GA Sec ,a'isul. Essays of oScoo:,:rj.
teeest and importance. pr:ce three Cents.
BARON MUNCaAUSEN.
His Travels and Surprising adventures Eo-m.
prc,, 81 20 Bourgaoso type; p:ice five CO.,
MARY QUEEN Of s;UOrS'
Lis, by lsmert;na. Former psic, Sl3 r..
vler type, beautiful print; price thrso c,ntS
VICAR OF WhKEFIELD.
By Oliver Goldsmith Brovier tyr,, haa,.,,a
print; price i've cents.
BUNYAN'S PILGSIN'5 PROCESS.
Burgeoise .y.,e, los!e!; b,sui clt prin.; r....
six cents.
PRIVATE TaHATHiCal.S.
BY suthor CT "Sparro~srass Papers" }n,
plea type, loaded; pr!ca two cents.
STOKES AND BALLADS
For Young Folks, by Rllel Tracey Alden vat
very fine lllustra.ions. Selections com 2!o:u .r,r
her book. Isr2e type; price five ccnts.
LEAVES FROM THE DIARY
Of an Old Lawyer Short tta.ies of thriia.
lsughao!e, pathetic Interest. Prjc, three Gag,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

ECERIELE FRATRICICE.-A mes: brutal muir.
der was committed in Chicago Monday morning.
Martin krsa:z. q shos maker, living on Went
worth aveluo wEo had been in saloon across
The way all night drinking end csrousng with q
Lumbsr OF Socialists, cbms homo in drunken
Condition lad At oLc> began abusing his wife
bacaus3 she refused to give him money She
mad gwen him IS the evening before, aud ssid
that ehe would not let him have any more. He
became Very angry and attempted to knock her
Gown. She called for assistance. and her hus.
esnd's brothtr, Henry kraatz. who occupied
room upstairs came down and compelled him
TO cease beating her. Ee then went back d..
stairs snd locked his doo..
The husband, still more infuri.ted By this ia.
interference, wont into his workshop and pro.
cured shsrp shoemaker knife. Armed with
This u1s y weapon, be went upstairs aud de-.
mauded admittsr CO into his brothers room.-
re latter refused to open the door, whercupon
be forced it opeu tnd STACKED the dsfsnseless
man with tho kuife. They struggled for some
time until Martin found an opportunity to use
his weapon, which he plunged into his brothers
/ b tomer. Henry fell moltsly wounded, while
his unnstGral brother hastily q ID and sought
Inc cover Of darkness.
Ro wss found and arrested o few hours later
nesr an zee house where ha was in hiding. The
wounded brother was SIN ,st dsenboweled by
iho wound, which wa' rectangular in shape and
locked IS though tho knife mad been twisted
bait Way around whoa ths stab was Inflicted -
The smaller intcst!leo p:otru1ed through the
cash. and were severed in two placer. This
oVei lS he (Henry Krsatzl was still alive, but
tho doctors declare no cannot possibly live
through the night. The murderer expresses no
sorrow for The decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

They arc still trying TO have atrert Cars in
1Iynchburg--ap uphill business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

Everywhere (only ono dealer in each t3wi) 1T.
these and Gu; largo list If standard ,oks. wlia
are selling by the rnilljoa volupo', b c u,o g.
people believe in the Literary Rovouuon
AMEEICaN BOOK ENCIANGE
Tribune Buld;ns, Nav Eory
JJHN B ALDEN, MANAGER.
These books will 81 furniihei q. th, h,,,.
prices. with postage ailai, by GEpk4& !;
FRENCH, Suls hgarc7 in Alexsndri,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL EsTAra

AS Administrator Do boais acn with ito "
annexed Of R:chsrd q. ;hi.lsy, deceased V
offer for sale ct GAineavile in PIircl Wii',r,
county. on SATURDAY, August &S.n, ls;l .,
III o'GCcI M -
/. The HOUSE, o. e ,iacsvilo recently o,ci-
pied by Mrs Susan Shirley. doc ,secd, with o.,
buildings. and FIFTY AND HALE h"i,a
OF LAND. Tho land is il good sLa!a Of ca.
tiVation and m 's.ly cleared; tho buildings 40
in good order.
Z. TRACT CT TWO HUNDRED hHp
SEVENrY-ONE ACRES OF LAND. aoj IL.
ing Gainesville on tho right hand siio o t.,
road leading from Gsiaesvlle TO Brentsvr
and on the lef. eide of tho road from Gaines le
to Rucklsnd. This land has now aud valu,bc
DWELLING house on it, with on, builtirg
and blacksmith shop. This il all very d"s;r
able property, s.tHstel L! Gainesville. q !hi'ia;
village.
Terms Of Sale: Cno f5urth cash tho rrsta.
in three Cqus! Annual inst.!ri ants the pur cl.sa
giving bonds. with approved personal security
bearing interest from tho dsy Of s.le and !,a
title TO be retained until the last pay men. IN,
been made e. L. LYNN, Ada,r.
dc boEi' non W, W. :. of Is. y. Shirley, rc,' .
TrinCe William CO jy10-.WtI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

IGA BOXES various brands Of Fsn!,y
NV SpAp-- Rabbits, Higgins, sts"a
ard, Oriental, Robbins and other varieties
sepl6 HARMON s. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

WINDOW GLASS FOR HOT EEn>--A
w supply Of Gz5 Glass in stock and 10, go
low by JANHEY j. co,
feb y Nos % and l62 King str,.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

wBlTE WAS5. SHOE, BUSTING a.,
wv other BRUSHES at 80 Kinstt, c,rn"-
Royal, which We are telling at eitremtlr Nv
prices 10 close cut, wholesale and retsii
iel5 j. T. CREIGHTON (. EnN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22
GeGric gonGuc:-ThrilliugN Narrative.

Eeoric ConGuct-Th-iIlinsN Narrative.
Thomas Van Nost:ana. ole of the men ssvod
from the horrible disaster at the Hudson river
tunnel yesterday, sad account of which sppesred
in yes.srisJ sGsz !te makes tho following thrill.
ing statement.
Tie ware tWenty'eigat men at work in the
tunuel They wen: OF S. u o'clock Tussdsy
night r Al eight hour shit. I Was 81 work near
The cas-! ED Ct tho wasto lock aud ia The west
eud OF tie tun2el. It was abcu! 4:3) clock thst
tesrd lie bolts snap and the braces gi7e away.
at the ssue ;imo fit sush CT air in my faeo
started back with seven Of the mon who we've
near and r'n into the waste lock. The sir pres,
cure ctUTtet the door shut at The east end At
Erst it was blocked by joist. which we pulled
u. and then the door alsmmod t. The lock
has doors It both oads and glass deadeyes to ad-
NIT the lish: Through tho dssdeyes We could
sec The men inside tho tunnel. Tho water WAS
rubbing IL. H,ler Woodland, tho city assistant
superintendent. stood at the door outside the
waste Lock, which WAS stall onsry. 1t would not
move with US without knocking on. tho desd.
eyes This would be fatal 10 the men ont side
IS tho watsr would rush 10 and drown the men
in sn instant. Woodland kne " this but stood ct
the door. His face was chastity white and he 70
aNzad the terrible danger. He said to me- tom
qu OK hust the de0deyes and 60 wha! you can
Tor U.s." EDow il was death TO US all il did
not 80 obayed the order. As the glass broke
Tho dir rushed in aud the waste lock shct out in.
to the mEia shsf. leaving the men 10 drown, as
the space occupied by tao shaft Tiled with water
in an instant. We were wholly stripped of our
o!hes when we crswled out I heard the rush
Ct tho wat OF Gu: backs. 1t flied in fast but
oos!:uctions kept il beck long enough fer US 10
escape frcm the mSin shaft 1t waa all we could
dolo ssva ourselves. Woodland WAS standing in
Watur up TO his waist when | last saw him II
WAS sure Geslh and 1 hid TO Epock out the
desdeyts. lilo knew as well So j. IVES all over
with tn m. shall never forget the look on his
taco CIR the sound o, his voica IS he told us t.
| ssva euraercs thouah the very C. was TO insure
Ai3 teash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

nX HONSH and CALF MUZXLEj Ste,',
" Shovel Plow Pstea end other se.soc.his
goods, Il Icy pIicaa, al 80 King. cor Royal :.
jYJ4 j. T. CkEIGHT1N 81 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

ERUlT CANS AND CAN CIMXNT. -
E Fruit Cans and Can Cement f.. s,!o WI -
sale and retail n. MCLEAN q UHLEH'S.
ISL e Kirr strs-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-22

TOMPRESSED BEEF, in |, 2snd i ID c.rs
~ received to-day by
jeE8 j. G.. MILBUaT.
ICE PICkSl ICE PICKS for ssln hy
Il MCLEAN & UuLE..,
mJ29 1G King Size!
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
A NEW STILL.

At about o'clock yesterday a email party OF
gentlemen. O maj ,rity OF them connected wi h
the liquor trade. gathered At tho rooms OF Dr.J
A. Qladney. to Witness the workings of q patent
cd still invented BY him.
The still is very simple. and its workings can
easily and readily be understood without much
explanation or description. The still itself In
outside Appearance Ia not unlike those at pres
emit In use. On the inside, however. there is a
perforated partition which prevents the mash
from boiling over, the bubbles striking the par
tition and breaking. the vapor passing Off
through the holes into the condenser.
It IL this condenser which IL the chief feature
of the invention. The coil at present In use Is
replaced by bellows shaped apparatus with
a deeply lined surfHca. This rests ia al open
pan Of the same shape but somewhat larger, so
a. TO allow free passage Of air below and
around It.
A small stream OF water is kept flowing over
he condenser. keel Ing II cool NJ thereby
from the still. The advantages claimed for tuis
condenser over the worm IL that II presents a
much larger surface to the cold, and the con-
densation IL therefore much more rapid and
lses expensive.
The models exhibited yesterday were work.
Ing and were satisfactorily tested. and brandy
pronounced by the experts present to be OF o
superior quality. came from the condenser In
stream fifteen minutes after the fire had been
started under the still.
Those present yesterday expressed them
selves satisfied with the workings Of the still
and declared 1t to be- far superior to the old
style.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
THN NEW ORLNANB DEMOORAT, FRIDAY, MAROH s. 1890.

Fseoysr "a end We y y,sstsrday sble TO super.
Pelican Hook and Ladder. No. l. junior. A.
Their truck was taste!uly decorated, and the
Quoted themselves like tho mon.
presentations Of badges. Mr.. Jas. L. Harris, al
Creole No. .. was the recipient of one ~ the
bands B, Of the secretary Of Nsptune No; Of Mo
Messrs; r; Merle. WIN, Buckley. H. sohaul'
wards for active aud efIlvIent service. '0 -
The exterior OF tho Firsinea's Insurance Com.
pany was tastefully and handsomely decorated
with flags and banners. the latter bearing the
following insert lions.
Il, a. WITT, cur aovernor-the Foreman oil
Louislana. Lilo the Father Of his Country, no
"Qnr Charitabls Association: $50 widows. 400
ORPHANS nnd haf.9rphans.' -
serve ard will receive the gratitude of the fire
our Fire Department. National in reputa.
tinn, uneompared In atIleleuey and usefulness,
representative In l's mernbsrshlp."
COMPLIMENTS.
Most OF the Are com panies turned out Of their
way after dinner TO compliment the DEMOCRAT
With coronado. Among these were Ira Ferry
No. 4. Jackson No. 49, Mechanics No.e. :
THE DAY,
which had opened 40 anapicioualy and hal
been 80 gloriouslr celebrated by the parade
close with tho nettina 81 the sun or mo falling
Of Che shades Of night Several o. tho flre COM
Ranies Ind oraanlzed balls to htly terminals
,AwonE these we win ention The Fall Of Gre
ole NJ. .. at Perfect Union Hall. which was
crowded with beautiful ladies and gallant Are.
hen. end lasted till tho small hours Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
CITY ECHOES.

Gabriel Holdrich. charged with insulting
ladies. is in jail.
William schaeffer. charged BY August Brink
with larceny. Was locked up on Wednesday.
The larceny OF 81 is the charge recorded
against Ellen Holman on the books Of the Third
Station.
George Kelly. q colored youth. on Wednes-
day. stole SO worth Of jeweiry and was locked
up.
Henry Parker and Alfred Denmark carried
rested.
Rosa Taylor. Tor insulting the sisters OF the
House OF Good Shepherd, pissed Wednesday
night ID the Fourth Precinct Station.
On Wednesday night Mr. n. Deilers Office.
corner OF Jena and Water streets, was entered
by thieves and $40 worth OF furniture stolen.
The horse attached to cab No 1l8 ran away
from the corner OF Carondslet and Canal
age done was to the harness and that amounted
to IS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
Tho Sanitary Association Has Com
pleted Arrangements for tho
Purpose.

Tho Sanitary Association has long been
planning tho means Of putting into practice
tho great hygientc idea Of flushing the cutters
and keeping the atmosphere of tho city pure
by constant flow Of running water. They
have been helped By the city authorities. but
up to the present time the means adopted
have been Inadequate.
The last plan proposed tof laying large cy-
press pipes oil along the river feonu WIS very
expensive. especially M all the incidental work
and its outlay had to be borne BY tho Sanitary
Association. and tho lack Of sufficient funds
appeared to render the accomplishment Of this
important project doubtful.
In a conversation held yesterday with rep
resentntive OF tho DEMOCRAT. Mr.. Ed Fsnner
furnished piece of news which will be OF great
interest to our public. IA making sure thing
OF tho important project on hand.
The Sanitary Ascot ,tion has come TO an
agreement with Mt, hi. Toby. he president Of
the Waterwurks Company. which will certainly
be ratified by tho board Of directors, by which
tho work uf flu hing the cutters Will b. accom-
pllshed according to the following plan:
The SAM ary Association prop se to lay o
T. ns Ds >. d es q
Hope street, where this 12-iuch iron pipe viii
eonnec, With the inch iron pipe already laid
r. m tlalltope to Canal. shy 5000 feet This nos
i2-ineh pipe will have ut the corner Of eaut
street fronting on the levee g-ip ch hydrant
The echAt ge from the 30 inch uipe from
| Cailtope TO Canal will be done by means ~ the
Are. wells. which IRE fully competent to flush
DO b sides OF the street from Canal 20 Ouliopa
thus maxim a complote system Of flushing 81
all perpendicular streets from Canal to Louis
| lana Avenue.
It must be we'll Understood that this work |.
| entirely independent OF the service Of the Wa
| terworka. and will In M WAY Interfere with
that e,m pany'e supply OF water to tn. cltiz M.
The pipes destined to the flushing It tho gut.
ters will be suppltsa with water from the river
by ono Ut Worth'ngton's powerful pumps. dls-
charging easily Ave millions gallons Of water
In twenty. four hours
The system Will be- entirely under the control
OF the Sanitary Association. and run at their
exp. nse
The work will be begun immedIately. and
will bs done by Mr.. No es Lane. chief engineer
OF the Waterworks Company. and superiD-
tended BY Mr. Ii. g. Browu. city surveyor. I,
will no doubt BIZ completed BY the FIRST Of June
or thereabout.
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The Priority Phunny Phellows on o
phrolio.


tho mayor. commanding him and the repres on.
tae,ves ~ eae o'es N'so' ans"t " oe "ho appear
Tho mandate was signed BY the Boss, OF tho
phortv rhunny rt,ollowa and was a. n aim rna.
as.a ,v ..,, w. W. :, . sntao-
The ediot was accom- panied with the xplana.
ton that 1t wa. tho purpose Of the 'phorties"
to present tho members Of the oodnol with tho
efarles Of them M carried through tho streets
on tho oo,os,an 81 tho MaraI aras oa,ahsa,,an
change having been created since that time
In the Department Of improvements. II was
further ordered TINT the old Incumbent 81 I'm,
olIlee should appear ana receive his couhter-
felt presentment"
Aceort1;puly. MT tho time anpointed there vvas
-, @s - :. '."'e "ppu'"so. .He.e WIS
q rallying Mt tho Mayors parlor. Mayor Put
ton. Administrators Iaaaeson. Behan. Glynn
t1nitod Atntea Mnrahn, whartor. NJ. rohn
nvonshire tliarn ~ Wa rIntssS pt..as ,,strin
! G,urt' Mr.. Fred. Csmerdsn md n numhnr al
othnr aitisena who wsre hidden To ihe pac -
nd ar rotor MI ..nt M,
revreta ma asIed lar nnrann whinh uns auh
The hour nnpointed Ind arrival. ana Tho
np 10 front ' Of tie Hall a. Il It had deseended bs
psrar n ana .s 81
e hn .,a oohirohsea Ms HONOR VINO o''ol"ted ~
II The marahat raised bia baton md. enioin,nu
uilanee famsila nrsaentnd tha nosa rha
lattsr, with iii ' ei,araeteristie brsyl,y md WITH
usnnt a,,nvitv III nnhraaa NH rh u,,vyastaa \ wa
tlansas ~ intan,inn tnnnmnaiih VIII his ~,
attainment nj aud that they hna eppenred Tor tha
n,,r, 'nae ri "n,,ttinr q head, IN tha adminta.
fration' The sneetators we're strusI With cor.
sternaton On learning Of this iel resolve, but
au psn remarks of tho 'Bosss He att stated that
| INA aphnrtfaah hore M mniina but hnd nn,na ~
nut mon The shoulders 81 Ia. min y,
the heads borne by Thorn on tho oooasion OF tho
Be s Grace RI and amiabilty. that hs did not con.
alder them ms adeannfe auhatttutes for The
originals. with thia naeifs detormn ation. 10
him with n like ef1lev al tho aneent ones
Msasrs' ~ alsnn. Isaacson aed Behsn an being Being
tals. 80 - $500 ~ o'.e'
His Honor expressed tho pleasure It Afforded
zion and expressed further bis appreclatlon Of
tho fact that The phorty phaiiowa ahouid have
| TINS 40 hnndaomay handed down To n doubt
less grateful posterity such admirable models
| Tor future statues.
! The nmeuitiea thus sxehan xed we're e,1dden-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
RAILROADS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. SPANISH FoRr AND /
Lake RailrOa,l OomDanv.

OFFICE New ORLEANS. SPANISH FoRr AND I
Lake Railroad Company. !
nN AND AFTER MARCH 1, 1880 TRAINS
~ will leave the Depot. corner OF Canal and
Basin streets at $50. ., IL. H., 1, o. 3. and
O'Clock. and the rate will be as follows:
Round trip to the Lake and return. 70 cent?
Round trip. children between and IL
years. Observation-Disclosures. 10 cents
Round trip to City Park and return. 10 cents
Family tickets, Is round trips. ......... - -
children 6 to IL years ............. o. %.
Children under s...-............. Free
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made with pics
mic parties and schools.
Arrangements can he mede for special trains.
to be run during or after regular hours.
We renew our invitation Of hast year to the
asylums and ask that the managers name q
day on which they will be pleased to accept,
naming the day some time In advance. 80 It
can be arranged that no two asylumB will have
the same day. unless 80 desired state number.
T. y. WILLIAMS. s
fe29 General Manager.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW on
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains Will leave and arrive at the CallieDo
Street Depot. on and after January II. 1880. 60.
follows:
Leave. Arrive,
Exp. No. /. $50 D. &c. | ExD. No. 2. $3.50 .. "a,
Mixed No. 8. 7:15 a. NJ. Mixed No. 4. 1850 .. "a,
Nos. and run daily. Nos. and daily. ex.
cept SUNDAY,
Saturday Accommodation tor MeComb City
leayee at 400 .; "a; -
THROUGH TO LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
AND CHICAGO WITHOUT CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper lie at tached at Milan,
leaving the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO
NEW YORK and CAST ERN CITIES.
to Yicksburg daily. without change.
Tickets tor sale, berths secured and Informs
ton given ct N0. n Camp street.. corner e
Common. ia
4. .. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
1.OHANDLkB, General PASSENGER AeenE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at the
Office Of the Board Of Health:
BIKTHs.
Mrs. Philip Miller. son.
Mrs. q. Fallo. q son.
Mrs. J. Desonda. daughter.
Mrs. @. D. Rodick. a son.
Mrs. Geo Edgar. a daughter.
Mrs. Frank Kern. q daughter.
Mrs. Martin Miller, son.
Mrs. T. L. Labriche. n daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Aaron Gordon to Laura Boyden.
DEATHS.
Paul Tilno. years.
i. ]. Davis, year months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
ART ILLUSTRATIONS.

From notice published in another column
1t will be seen that Prof. Cromwell. OF whose
art illustrations the DEMOCRAT has made men
ton before. will begin his series Of lectures
and exhibitions at Grunewald Hall on Monday.
the eighth instant. All OF the Northern aud
Western papers speak or this show as being re-
markablv entertaining and instructive It Is
almost, they say. equivalent to q trip across the
continent. so wildly does he show the beauties
Of art and nature In his tableaux.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05
Wounded with Cotton Hook.

At 10 O'clock yesterday morning John Morris.
q colored ronstabout. while at work disenarR-
Ing cotton from the steamboat J. NJ Write. at
down. running hts cotton hook into his side,
receiving a painful but not dangerous wound.
Morris was conveyed TO his homo In AlQIerg
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-05

staub. the perennial news dealer. who holds
forth at Golthwaite's. corner OF Canal street
and Exchange Alley. has our thanks for the
New York Herald. Sun and Times. and also
the Philadelphia Times Of the first instant. Go
to 6taub's; all 60 who are thirsting for knowl-
edge and drink at the fountain head.
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Result of a. Fog.

The Second District ferryboat Agile, owing to
the fog which prevailed yesterday was unable
to effect landing at the wharf at the head Of st.
Ann street and collidad with the ship Storm
King. which was moored at the next wharf.
Both vessels were slightly damaged