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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18

T. L. J. Moscrip, who is engaged IN sur
Ag for the Utah and Northern arrived Ill
e yesterday and remained last night
hoscrip has completed the survey OF 'he
+ route as far as Boulder, to which point
pund no insurmountable barriers to the
ftruction of the road. The worst part Oh
road, however, is between Boulder anu
ena, aud it is yet to be ascertalned "he'h-
be construction of the road in that "'iec-
is practicable. This morning the survey
party will leave for the Pipcstone pass
|ch will DE carefully examined ifthe sno"
|ot too deep. There is reason 10 oe'''''
ifthe Pipestone route should be reJec'eu'
road win be built through Priests pass IA
Feb event Helena would not be reaci!eu ny
main line.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18
a Card.

TO all those who so literally donated labor
material and money, for the construction of
NV house on Montana street, L return my
sincere thanks. AS back of every free-will
Offering there is something better than the
gift, however good the gift may be so back
of my words of acknowledgement is apprecla-
ton better than my thanks.
MRS. HALL.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18
mas. M s. SHORT

Is now receiving new Millinery Goods. In a
week or ten days she viii have a colhalete stock
OF Spring and Summer Millinery. She thanss
the ladies of Butte for past patronage, ana n
plete. ionhaso
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18
Local News.

arranqing our Weekly list and putting
mes of subscribers IN type for use in our
n machine, ve may haze inadvertently
h some. 1t Is our wish, therefore, that
k,bscribcr failing to get his paper, wall
u notice at once, so that the mistake may
lifted. ii.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18
Coal and Pole Wood.

MeSsrS. Wall 4 Stark are prepared to furnish
Charcoal and Pole Wood in any quantities Oh
short notice. Leave orders with
fab25 3mdw Nv FOSTER l. co.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18
LIST OF

Remaining in the post Office at Butte, and ad-
yertised May 1ith. 1880.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18

In calling for the above say " Advertised, and
give date of list.
w. EGBERT SMITH, Postmaster.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-05-18

From Mr.. Phil. NJ. Saunders, S~uperinten-
dent, who was in the city yesterday we learned
that OH the 9TH inst, a partial clean up was
made from 270 tons OF ore taken from the
Bonanza Chief mine, and run through the 70
stamnm mill lately erected there. The result
of this first clean up was s,304.35, being all
average of SI2.24 for each ton of rock treated.
-Inkependent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
BREv1T1Es.=

The grand jury went out to-day In carriages,
and Waited several Of tho public institutions oil
this city.
The police board did not sit last night M no
TSs TN meeting was post
The Young Ladies' and Gents Ivy Social Climb
give their. first. complimentary fancy dress.
masquerade and uRltcO ball Mt the Screw m an n
Hall on ut. Joseph's Night. the nineteenth In
StAnt.
;! a y srand fancy dress r, mask ball and prone
benevolent Ass2oiatton Ut Exposition Hall on
u. Joseph's Might. the nineteenth instant.
Great preparations have been made to render
tho affair bright and enjoyable.
We are requested by DR.. 0ramboIs to state
that 1t was not himself. M published In tho
DEMOCRAT OF the thirteenth Instant. but Dr..
QuinbellOf. who attended the case Of George
Hay teoloredl. suffering Of lockjaw. resulting
from wound inflicted by one Christie Clayton.
l9 eonseauence Of the Indictment weather Inst
evening ut the Bethel was postponed until
this evening at TODD. N. Senator ParlanRe
will deliver his address Monday evening next
when the crew OF the ship Texas will give
tho concert.
The faithful who attend Rev. Father Levi
Roreaux's sermons ut the 81. Louis Oathef dal,
d.sirous OF expressing their appreciation OF
his talent and devotion. have rendered him a
81. Louis Cathedral on Saturday, the twentieth
instant. Several we'll known artists nnd lead.
ing amateurs will participate.
The attention OF the directors Of tho City
Railroad Company, Is respectfully but firmly
travelled road on the Bayou Bridge line, .particu.
larly on Ram part and Onnal streets. In some
places ne joltlnR IL so severe as TO be painful.
q Se y
proach. 'Noblesse oblige."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
NEW BILLS I'm THE SENATE. i

Senate bill No. Iva provides that section of
act No. 20 Of 1866 shall read NJ follows: That
al executors. administrators. curators. syn
dies. receivers and commissioners. acting AZ
lluuiiators. shall deposit ali moneys collected
BY them, an soon AZ the same shall come Into
their hands. In one Of the chartered banks OF
this State. or III ono OF their branches. or ID n
national hank. II there be one In the parish
They shall keep bank book In their official
name. and shall on no account withdraw the
dep, alta or any part thereof until u tahleRu or
distribution shall be homologated. or unless
Orderad by q cbmpetent court. aud then only to
pay a,leh debts M may be- ordered for payment.
On failure 70 comply with the provisions ef
the section they AhRll be condemned jointly
and eeverRlly with their suretiee to pay to the
use OF the estate ~ per cent interest per .apnum
on the amount not deposited or withdrawn
without authority, besides all special damages
suffered. and shall be dismissed from office.
Senate bill No. ITO. authorizes Thomas
Brady to institute auit exainet tho State. sub.
ieot u An appeal to the Supreme Court. for the
purpose OF Mitigating his claim against, tho
state for losa and Injury to him. accustomed BY
tho sinking and Destruction BY m armed mob
In November, 1870. Of \ certain floating store.
house with merchandise and goods at that
time within the limits Of the parish Of Assem-
sion.
Senate bill No. ia. relative to q general law
concerning lotteries. Il similar To that already
Introduced In the House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
REAL DsTATH TRANSFERS.

Succession Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Or Muller.
10 John Hsjalbsrgsr. u lot. with buildings,
bounded by Milan. Berlin. Live Oak and Laurel
streets. 29x12o. $500 came to Same. lot. with
buildings. bounded BY same etrssts 7sx17o. e2lO.
Geo. Wicksrs to Mrs. l.. DoucOurlan. lot.
With buildings. bounded by johnson. DumAine.
aalvez and 81. Philip stretNs. a5Agt. $3.50
D. Guerin to Mrs NJ q. do Hosenorn. lot
and improvements. BOUNDED BY Rampant, 90.
nnbns. 81. Anthony and St. OAuds streets. 50x
t2D, $1,000.
Wm. II. n. CostanzI 10 n. Tremoulet. q Lot
with buildings. bounded by Spain. Casa0Alyo.
Washington ind Chartres straets. 70x1s5. $3.50.
beme to same. u lot with bulldogs. In same
square. 55x1kb, 5000
r. r. Bernard 10 J. A. Ivy. q lot and improve
menla. measuring 500 feet on Chestnut by. sAfpe
on Walnut. and 24o feet on Ferdinand and OIL
visr atresfs, 440D.
Y. II. whitney to J. r. Sutherland. \ lot and
improvements. bounded by Chestnut lmtra,
Market and EveIlna streets, 3oxi2O. 800.
Same to Mrs. 4. Bwasm. four lots. bounded BY
tho snme streets a0s12O. b420
Same to M Bornie. Jr.. two other lots In Bam0
square. same mensu1e. 1887 so.
y. A. Handy to w, McQnatd five lots and Inn
pr0vements. bounded by Magazine. Live Oak.
Bslecastle and Dufossat streets, sOxiO0. eise.
$500.
Jean Borde TO l.. Fornereft, three lots and Inn
prOvemepts, bounded by Sixth. Jeannette, Dub
lin and Madison streets. 30x1so. $3.50.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
CONTRIBUTIONS.

On Saturday the SENATE confirmed the follow
inR nominations Of Gov. WiltE:
John Jastremaki, VIM. .Annis. Harvey Bko-
field. Joeeph I.afaaiee and Henry Jones, to be
members of the board Of trustees for the 1n-
ntitution for the Deaf aud Dumb At Baton
II. NJ, Favrot. w. II. Qoodale. I'D. w. Willis. j,
West MoNiain. Robert Morris, to BIO members OF
Instruction Of the Blind at Baton Rouge.
sumption.
JOs ii. Posev. clerk OF the District Court fol
the par,eh Of Jackson. vice ]. T. Tatum. who
The following Appointments Of notaries were
confirmed yesterday.
PARIsH or ORLEANS.
John "a. Currie, q. Lesardeur.- Jr.. A. Haro.
Jr.. J, y. Ooffey. +. j. teghers. Robert j. Ker.
Amedes lucatel. Eusehe Bouny. Theodnle
Butsson,. VIM. j. Oastell. ]. ID. Taylor. II, j.
Lewis. 70. Il. Hazam. G. w. Qhtisy. Octave
Morel. Ohss. +. boniat, Michel V. Dejgn, Chaa.
Nolle. ]. \. Mennier. Analo A. ker. A. d. DO.
rtoccurt. Morel Z; Dagroe, Absl Dreylus. Jos.
barnett. o. baArmaa. Jas. Fancy. jos. Ouviilier.
W. A. bienvenu. antoine poriocourt, Jules
Mossy. Paul j. Theard. 4. i. Beck and Ohas. nj.
n. Marcellus and J. L. aeneres. for tho parish
SAM J. +. Mcclure. for the parish Of Jefrer-
Henry Dieltnerics. for Avoyelles.
Carey D. Blanchard, constable IN and for Co.
tile ward, Of the parish OF Rapideg vice J. u.
Ii. Woodland. resigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
md verret Streets setting fire TO both buildings.
rhe damage to the two places amounts 10 about
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

The presentation OF As You Like II. last
evening. was another triumph for Miss Nell
son, who was frequently applauded and re-
called after the fall Of the curtain on each act =
most extraordinary thing at this theatre. We
notice particularly the reading 81 tho speed OF
time and the faintinR scene Of Rosati,,d. which
were gems OF reading and acting. The
fain.ina scene give Miss Nelson mn estraordi-
aa T. r. r 9Hraasy
Of anguish. Tho effect was magnetic.
and for the ilrst lime we aaw this
spectators. Az whole. tho performance was
not 20 perfect as previous ones. There was 4
lack OF prolnpthese IN taking NJ the cues
jacques oil Mr.. Weaver was too upuhiloeophic;
In fact II was robustuons--jn singular contrast
with tho tameness Of Mr. Compton's Orlando.
Since we will have three more opportunities Of
close BY announcing Twelfth Might iore this
evening"
THH ACADEMY or MUSIC.
A fair house greeted the opening performance
oi the uolyille Folly Company at thu, Academy
Of Music list night. The hurlesaue Of u l'roya-
New G Orleans pubic and was well rees,vea BY b.
the audience There are several now faces
, n the company but 1t. lending attaae
was tho pr!ne!ple figure ia III Trovators," but
the Count d LANA and A.ncena dsss,ervedy re;;
the burlesuue is good but tho puns are slmuly
exeorable. In fact the audience was kept n 4
R sEsn ss sesafs q ae ns5 sssa
we'll received, aud Il will probably DO again
greeted by n fine house to- night
ST. GHAALgs THEATRE.
Notwithstanding the bad weather the Midgets
are attracting crowds every day at tho Ct.
Charles What n perhaps more striking than
their dlminutive size ls the brightness OF their
Intellect The General has memory which Ia
remark able for tenaelty aud auieknees, aud
Major Atom is a. aprlghtly aud Hmisble No
could be wiehed. A Walt to the Ht. Charles liz n
treat for. all admirers OF ouriosltiee. physical
and intellectual.
aRuNEwAID HALL.
Prof. Cromwell In his usual quaint. eloquent
and humorous manner. and With his remar ks-
bly, artistic dark lantern show. led the pu bio
Yesterday evening all over Europe. showing
Thorn the most beautiful sites and most famed
edifcea on that continent Of poetry and his
tory. Tonight he will expRtiate on Germany
and the river Rhine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
PERSONAL.

Our Young friend. Ferde Cook Leaves us this
Vermliionville. La. Mr.. Cook has been Tor
number OF Years employed IN tho freight d.
partment Of Morgan'H Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Office. and has ever been noted Tor HIS
strict integrity. energy and Efficiency Mr. Cook
has our best wishes for hia future SUCCESSES. and
We heartily commend him to the good people
OF vermIlIonville.
We had the pleasure Yesterday OF call from
the Hon. A. d. LafarHue, editor Of tho Marks.
vile iiaitetin, ono Of tho leading Democratic
journals OF tho state. and from Judge q. W.
Hudspeth, OF Bt. Landry. These gentlemen
possess In a, high degree the. esteem
Of tho people, and "A all the long
contributed zealouely To the success of Demo-
cratic principles. Mr. Lsiarsue has oyer exer-
cised we'll deserved influence NJ tho editor Of n
tried and faarepa Journal, and Judge Hudapeth
has discharged his judicial duties In manner
TO indicate hiH peculiar fitness for the ermine,
We extend them cordial Welcome to our city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
TIE HANCOCK ASSOCIATION.
An Address Agreed Upon, and q
General Meeting TO BE Held.

Last night, Mt Hawk Inc Club House. there
was meeting OF the sub.com mittes appointed
Saturday night for the purpose of working VT
the claims Of Gen. w. y. Hancock as the nation
al Democratic nominee for President.
There WAS nearly a full attendance OF the
committee. and several other gentlemen were
present BY invitation.
On the motion Of several members the follow
Ing gentlemen were added M members Of the
association. Gov. l.. A. Willis, Lieut.. Gov. b. D.
MclTnerY ex.aov. Nichols Geo. Hudspeth
COL Walton OF Coneordia Howard Smith and
n. II, Kidd ef Jackson. Jas. Jefffles and J. O.
Wise Of Hnpides, COL Jas. Linsan. Ohas.
Ieyetleh. M. M. Elmore and Mr.. Farrar OF Or
leans.
penator Ably by reauest acted ~ seoretary,,
Senator Robertson OF W Landry. moved the
purpose " drafting an address 10 the people
and 70 A. the day for the holding OF mass
Gen. brent, Of Assumption. did not favor I'm
wanted TO give everybody An opportunity to re-
fleet before they should assemble and sive OK
Dr. Kobertson stated that there were only
twenty days remaining for the selection OF dele
bra. inou,nbent unon tbe committee 70 take
definite and vigorous action 80 that the name
81 Gan. HANCOCK may be before tho people. .
Hon. ~. -. hluO eU9Ne6teH bHt inc WleeiUu
Of the oommittee was TO create public ,senti-
Senator Luckett said that he favored imme-
diately the formation Of Hanooek .elnbs
throughout tho State and that each member Of
the LEGISLATURE now In the city should cor
respond with his parish committee to this ef-
feCt.
bers OF the legislature being NOW here. It was
hitting time for an address to DO prepared.
and that committee BIO appointed for that
purpose and for the holding of meeting.
Gen. JHHtremaki favored meeting OF o. rep
reeentalive eharRCter--R meeting to be called ut
a date to admit Of representation from the
uol. Lhnsan thought that every ward and
parish should DO no notified Ra to give them an
Henntor Robertson called for his motion re-.
garding the appointment OF committee Of
nine on address. and II was adopted unan-
imounly.
The committee, which consists m follows.
was Instructed 70 publish the address imme.
dtately; Meeers. Robertson, Lingan. Walton,
Kidd. Jastremski. Luokett. Brent. Handy and
On motion Gov. MeIEnery was added to the
committee.
on motion Ut Gen. Brent the city members OF
the committee were authorized to art ae com
mlttee for the purpoge Of forwarding the Han
cook movement III New Orleans. and on the
further motion Of Mr.. Isaacson. Wednesday
evening next was selected for u meeting In the
Hall Of the House o. Representatives, Of all
who favor tho nomination OF Gen. Hancock for
President.
Tho city committee will maot ut 2 y. m. to.
day at Dol. Lingan'e ONCE. No. 10 Caronieet
street. At 4 y. m. the committee on address
will meet at the same place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
THE MAR1POsA CASE.
Second Day of the Preliminary Ex
animation or the Charge.

Second Day of the Preliminary Ex.
animation or the Charge.
Tho preliminary examination OF tho charge
against Fletcher and William Ray Of having
wrecked the brig Mariposa for the purpose 81
getting the insurance was resumed yesterday
morning By Commissioner Quintero.
Marshall y. Smith. ESD, was introduced BY
the prosecution to prove the Insurance. and tes.
titled TINT tho cargo was insured In the Boston
Marine Insurance Company. Of Boston. for
$4,000 and In tho Teutonia Insurance Company
Of this city. for $1,000. The cargo WAS worth
about $780, Fletchsr's ono. fourth interest In
the brlg was insured In the Boston Marine In.
suranee Com pany for $4,000.
On the CROSS examination Mr.. Smith stated
TINT be- had understood that the Insurance. 10
aud Without knowledge Of the fact an Insurance.
had been effected In Boston. Frawley VIVA the
first one who had seen him relative to tho man
had never offered Frawley or anyone else
money TO testify. and had never authorized q
tender OF money. He had paid s2e to man for
TIE defense opensd b. placing r A. Fletcher
on the stand. He denied eyer having en:ared
into = conspiracy to wreck the vessel. and dc.
to. tho best OF his knowledge was senworthy
when she started on the voyage on which che
was lcst. AZ the instance q q suryey party he
had repaired the tsel before she left. ana tho
survey party had declared the repairs ample
and tho vessel In rood order.
He explained FrAwleys possession OF his
note for 500 by saying that It had been ex-
torted from him BY FrRwley. who declined to
sign the insurance protest until he received Il.
bis conduct In running the yeasel on ObAnde.
leur Islands was proper. and was done after he
had exhausted all means to save her.
The examination was continued to give the
defense time to introduce further testimony.
The matter will however. probably be taken
out OF the hands OF the commissioner. IA the
grand jury has taken 1t In hand and Is investi-
eating It.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
United States Circuit Court,

VIM: r. Gone vs City Of New Orleans-JudR.
ment for plaintiff for $26.25O. amount OF interest
coupons.
Robert =; Day ys. City Of New Orleans.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $50 545, amount Of interes,
coupons held by him.
Paul J. Glei..er vs. City OF New Orleans. =
Judgment for plaintiff for S23. $50, amount OF In
terest coupons.
Hermann Neweass vs.. City OF New Orleans
Judgment for plaintiff for s2535. amount Of In
terest coupons.
A: Lafarane & Co. vs.. City Of New Orleans
Judgment for plaintiffs for 5000. amount OF in
terest coupons.
Charles Emanuel vs. City OF New Orleans
Judgment for plaintiff for $13 200. amount OF In.
tereet cOuDons
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
THD MAN IN THE MOON.

Yesterday evening. Notwithstanding the wet
weather. 4 good number Of people conRrcgated
Ia Ames NJ. II. Church to hear the Rev. DR..
Bristor expatiate upon The Man In the Moon
The lecture was listened to with great atten-
tiQn. and at times provoked r!pp!es Of laughter
when ne spesaer his subject with
THE Man In the Moon" IL tho imaginary
type Of the man q the world, with hts eccentric
q on, facts and things. Dr.. Bristor produced q
4 vsry favorable impression upon the audi
ence. and when he closed more than one. no
words and aueried inwardly. Am not like
the man In the moon p
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following were recorded yesterday n the
ONCE Of the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS,

Tho following were recorded yesterday NJ u
ONCE Of the Board Of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. ]. N Bcorsa. q daughter.
Mrs. Y. Duplain. q son.
Mrs. George Z. Butler. n daughter.
Mrs. Henry Jaehien, q daughter.
Mrs. Manuel FAusfa. n daughter.
Mrs. IL. l.. FAvra q son.
Mrs. Alphonse Il VI, daughter.
Mrs. ] Inn II. Green. q son.
Mrs George Kolfe. q son.
Mrs. Fl Prouva. son.
Mrs. Frank Wilson. - son.
Mrs. John McPeet. q daughter.
MRS. Auguste Rousstt. u son.
DEATHS.
Mrs. Constance Riera. ae years.
Alfret Oeesiin. 8 days.
John RoeB. IL years.
Mrs. j. N. hhlvant, 81 years.
M. Lam N, sc ears
Emile A. Jordy. 7 months.
Jane Coleman. ~ years.
Louis Robinson. 81 years. .#=@4E
Rosa Roche. year.
Elizabeth Wandsll 20 years.
Rosannh Guthrie. years and 3 month";.
MARHfA0KS.
Richard Smiley to Lucy Hamilton.
Nicholas A. Valdez to Maria A. CovAs.
stephen Dolfui to Manrela Rodriguez.
". J. binDeRan 70 A. G. Simmer.
Michael Florance to Lena Thsarly.
Frank Robinson to Maria Smith.
Archibald johnson To Ella Young.
Solomon Schat fer to Susie GRAFTON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
CITY HALL NOTES.

Administrator Isaacson claims that the state.
ment that Judge RiRhtor has declared that the
city license. or any other licenses. cannot ex-
coed that assessed by the State. IL erroneous.
The question was not touched BY Judge
Rightor.
Administrator IFaacson states thnt all efforts
to borrow money to pay the school teachers has
failed. through fear OF the action Of the Legis-
lature with reference to the city government.
Administrator Collins hae had large gangs OF
men employed for several DAYS STRENGTHENING
and repairing the levees In front OF the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
THE CITY DEBT.

The Committee OF the House on the City Debt
assembled last evening In the Speakers room
to consider the matter before them. The bill
before the House known as the Richardson bill
providing for the scaling Of the debt Of the city
was rejected w an almost unanimous vote. and
II was agreed that the chairman q the commit
tee should report to the House this morning
that the committee was of the opinion that ali
action concerning the premium bond plan
should be postponed until the next meeting Of
the Legislature,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
THE LOCAL DEATH RATE.

The total number OF deaths for the week end
ing Sunday last was only rs. or an annual death
rate per 1000 Of 10 4. The number Of white males
was 2s. white females 10. colored males II. and
coored females 10. OF the entire number 10
we're natives Of Louisiana and OF other States
Irtshmen. g Germans. 2 EnElishmen. q West
Indians and Frenehman The coroner certi-
fed to 10 deaths. There were deaths In public
institutions and still. births.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
THE LEvEEs.

There is no appreciAbe change In the con-
dition OF the water In the Mississippi since
Saturday. according to reports received at the
State Engineers ONCE. It was learned yester-
day. however, that danger w v,, imminent at Le
cary steps were promptly taken to secure It,
It was Informally learned that a break had &C.
CURED In the Bayou Lafourche levee again on
the 0uidry plantation. which IA close to where
the first crevasse occurred. Mr.. Lewis. who is
ut the latter place. has been requested to give
the other his attention,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
A Robbery.

A man named John Wagner came to the Fifth
hs house. corner as Of oraps ana
streets. had been entered BY burglars. and tho
following articles stolen: One silver watch. s35
In money. a sum OF Mexican silver. ono pair OF
gold earrings with pearl settings. Entrance was
effected by forcing open n side door on Craps
street. Sergeant ORourke and Capt O, Neil ar.
rested Matthias Horn on EuapiciOus, aud hold
him prisoner In the Fifth Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL.

Rev. Father Lsvi9oureux. who has been
preaching ct the st. Louis Cathedral during
the Lenten season with unprecedented sue
cess. now announces that he will deliver three
sermons. viz: on Sunday. Monday and Tues.
day next. on which occasions the Cathedral will
be oreDed to gentlemen exclusively. Every
body Is invited 10 attend Protestants as we'll as
Catholics. Father Levtgoureux has established
great reputation for eloauenee In the pulpit.
and would be happy to address all who under
stand the French language.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-16
Scalded..

James Mcdonald last Sunday evening had a
fight with tho mate Of q vtssely lying at the
ceivng that his officer was getting badly
worsied. run into the cook house. selzsd a pot
of boiling coffee and dashed the scalDinR liquid
on McDonald's head and neck. Ramas Is In
prison.