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assessor at the proper time; and whereas
this board Is of the opinion that II Just ana
true enumeration of all property OF the coun-
w. including moneys and credits, is impera-
lively demanded by the people OF the county
therefore be 1t
Resolcsd, That this Board employ com
petent and discreet person or persons VINO
shall proceed under direction OF this BOARD
to make "A true and correct list ol all uhcah
celled mortgages recorded in tins county F"
whom given and to whom made describing
premises mor,gaged, giving date OF mort
rage and amount secured and date OF ma
urity; also all bonds for deeds for which
conveyances have not been made Said eX-
animation to extend back for IA period OF ten
wears, and that the person or persons O en-
nloyed shall report to this Board at ITS next
meeting.
The finance committee, to whom, upon
notion this resolution was referred, would
respectfully submit the following report
Your committee met on the 29th day OF
September, 1873, and concluded to advertise
for sealed proposals for doing the work con
tcmplated nv said resolution, and the follow
ing advertisement was published in the OF
tawa RcDvbiirnn and the Ottawa DHVy
Times
NOTICE.
The undersigned, the Finance Committee
of the Board of Supervisors of La Sale Co,
having been authorized at the September SEES
SION Of said Board to employ some suitable
person to make an abstract of all uncancelled
mortgages of record in the Recorders Office
of said county, from the first day OF January,
A. d. 1870 to the 10th day OF Feb, A. d. 1851
SAID committee will receive sealed bids
for performing said work, to be opened Octo
tober thirteenth 1879, rescrving the right to
reject any and all bids. All may be left with
the County Clerk. Said abstract shall con
tain IL complete bill Of all uncancclled real
estate mortgages from January first 1870, to
February tenth 1880, and all chattel mort
cages filed between February tenth 1878,
and February tenth 1880 giving name OF
mortgage, mortgagor, date of mortgage note,
bond or other instrument, amount OF note,
bond or other instrument secured by mort
gage, and description of property mortgaged,
except chattle mortgages, residence OF mort
gagor, the residence of mortgage, and book
and page of record; and so far AZ can be
done, the list to contain the residence OF mort
gagces by towns. Said abstract to be com
pleted BY the tenth day Of Feb, A. D. 1880,
The person or persons whose bid is accept
ed will be required to enter into bond in
double the amount of the bid for the faith
full performance of said work within the
time specified. A. A. KLOvE,
f. c. LEWIS,
NATHANIEL MCINTYRE,
Finance COMMITTEE.
On the 18th day of October following your
again met IN consider the DrODOS-
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Provided, mat Inc hOONt aWhUnt ne pau
to neither party until they all sign receipt
IN full for their claims III arresting James W,
Kennedy oiids Thomas Kennedy, convicted
horse.thief, January term OF court, 1880
All of which is respectfully submitted.
l.. b. lIickok, Chairmotb.
Supervisor lIlckok, chairman OF the com.
mittee on miscellaneous claims presented the
following, which on motion was adopted:
Mr.. Chair1a0H AMI Gcatlemen If tie Boad
of Supervisors: Your committee on insect
laneous claims would beg to be relieved from
further consideration OF the following
claims;
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FRIDAY, 2 o'clock T. VI.

FRIDAY, 2 o'clock r. VI.
Supervisor IIckok, chairman of the com
mittee on miscellaneous claims, presented
the following report which on motion was
adopted:
Mr.. Chairman md Gentleman Of the Board
IF Supervisors: Your committee on miscel-
laneous claims would beg leave to report
that they have examined all claims presented
before them and recommed the payment Of
the following, and that the clerk be directed
to issue orders for the several amounts to the
Snynrnl ,lu IN ,y,t.
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All of which is respectfully submitted.
FRED. w. Fades, Chdirmdn
On motion board adjourned till o'clock
this T.. NJ.
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Fatal evnense nv sheriff ......S 81 22l

All ofwhich is respectfully submitted
5. W. CHEEyER, ChdtrHdH
Suneryisor Pickens offered the following
resolution. which, ON motion, was referred 10
the committee on roads and bridges;
Resolred That it is tor the puDlc interest
that the Ottawa and Nermillion graVelieu
toll road should be made free that lhls Doaru
proceed under Section "a, OF thapleI 100
Revised Statutes of 1877, 10 take ana con-
denim the same for that purpose, i'll the man.
ner provided by law for the exercise Oh the
Slght of eminent domain.
Supervisor Fox from the committee 10 set
tie with county officers, submitted 'ne ioi-
lowing report, which, on motion, was auop'eo,
Nr. ChdirUan and Gentlemen IF the Bodid
of SuDergiSDrs. Your committee 10 setlle
with county officers would respectfully re.
mort that they have examined the report ol
the sheriff, presented before them, and ma
an examination that there is $4,000 retained
by sheriff in excess of allowance OF ~ ,2oOlor
The year 1878 And after consultation, ne
lieving that the laws allows HIM actual ne
cessary travelling expenses, recommend tia'
the amount he allowed him with the eXcep-
ton of $27, which IN our judgment Is eXor.
bitant charges, leaving due the sherlll
So7S 80 And upon examination of sheriifs
report for the year 1879 believe 1t to be cor
rect
All of which is respectfully submitted.
J. NJ Fox, Chairman.
Abstract statement of earnings and receipts
for the wear ending December 2d, 1873.
EARNINGS.
County and miscellaneous business. 3,63I -
Court costs....... .........'''...'.'' q"
RECEIPTS.
County and miscellaneous business 80 ~, 80 %
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On the 18th day of October following your
sommittee again met to consider the propos-
ais. Eleven bids were handed in and open
ed, which were as follows:
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Rssncctfully submitted, &c $29, $50 Is
5. ". RAYMOND, Co. Treas.
Supervisor Fox, chairman OF the commit
tee to settle with county officers, presented
the following report, which on motion was
adopted
Wr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Board
of Supervisors: Your committee To settle
with county officers would respectfully re-
port that they have examined the bill of
Sheriff Stevens, Is expense incurred in GO
Ing to New York with requlsltlon for Pat
rick Lynch, and beg leave 10 report that they
have given the matter rs thorough an exam
nation as the means of information obtaina-
BILE will warrant, and would recommend that
said bill of S192 be allowed, and that the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-01-10

ASTIDCTE PoasoN.-If per.
son swallows any poison what
ever.or has fallen into commissions
sfr0m having overloaded the stom-
ach, an instantaneous remedy,
most efficient, applicable in a
large number of cases, is heap
ing IeaspO0nful of common salt,
and as much ground mustard, stir
red rapidly in teacupfrl of water.
warm or cold, and swallowed in
; stantiy. l. is scarcely down be-
fore 1t begins 20 come up, bring
tng with il the remaining contents
of the stomach, and lest there be
any remnant of the poison how.
ever small, let the white of an egg
or teasp0ouful of strong coffee be
esWalioWed as soon as the stomach
sss quiet, because these very com.
anon articles nullify large num-
her of virulent poisons.
A mixture Of oil and ink is good
20 clean kid boots with; the first
-6oftens and the latter blackens
them.
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AS a valuable remedy for Dys-
Aepsia, Sick Headache, Torpid
Iiyer. and such like diseases we
f.can sccommend DR.. Bulbs Balti-
Aanere Pills. They are for sale by
ell druggists. Price only rs cents.
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WILSON j. VANCE,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1926 + Street N. w. Washin oton T, q.

NM ILSON j. VANCE,
w ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1926 + Street N. w. Washington, y. G.,
Will practice in the Supreme Court
ofthe United States, the United States
Court OF Claims, the Southern Claims
Commission and Inter National Com.
missions, the Courts of the District of
Columbia and of West Virginia, before
the various Executive Departments of
the Federal Government, including
the Pension, Patent and Land Offices
and Committees of Congress.
Refers by permission to-
Hon. Carl Schurz, Sec'y Int. Dept;
Hon. John B Hawley. Asst Sec'y
Treas'y Dept; Hon. +. B. Warden,
Washington, ID. G.; Hon. L. @. q. La
mar, U. $. Senator; Hon A. L. Burn
side, U, 5. Senator; Hon. Hon. Frank
Hurd, Representative in Congress;
Hon. Thos. l.. Young, Representative
in Congress, and Middleton & Co..
Bankers, Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. j. NELSON WISNER has
formed business connection with Mr..
Vance and will accept business to be
prosecuted in Washington as proposed
in the foregoing card. Call on or ad.
dress WISNER s. VANCE,
No. 10 Queen Street,
m379. MARTINsBURd, w. VA.
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WEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY,

NINE departments Of study; textbooks
furnished at COST; calendar arranged to
suit teachers; expenses for one year from
Sl75 to 5000, non-sect tartan, liberal,
thorough. Fall Term begins SEPTEMBER,
Sd, 1879
9 &&For catalogues and other informa-
ton, apply TO the President, J. r. THoMp
son, Morgantown, w. Va. (aug9-3m
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
FUN AT THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

TwentY.three hundred bales we're sold yes.
terdaY at the 1850 oeNck call for futures At the
Cotton Exchange IT was an Of day. however.
for everybody WAS thinking Of Rex and HE
arrival and business was hut q secondary con
eideratlon with most OF our merchants and
spectators, In fact. Secretary Hester had once
or twice to call the Exchange to order for loud
talking, ard the ravel had as much to do with
calls.
When The December call had been done with
and the cutton men hai adjourned TO cccupn-
tfons more ennGenial and svmpath. tie with a
festival eve, the seol cary retired To his Office
and the. vulgar herd sought fresh air on the
etdewalk. A while after a humorous deputR-
tton waited upon the secretary. one OF the
memhers carrying In his hauds Il volumiuous
bundle.
After few words whis rered In Secretary Has
ters ear, this geeten an took the hint and the
bundle. and. ,addressirg the tepnsstion. pre-
eenteds In behalf ef the Cotton Exchange. a
magnificent tall gray felt hat. adorned with 4
waving plume, TO Mr. James II. Alien. We will
not undertake to report the eloquent speech Of
the secre'afy al the Cotton Exchange: suffice
Il 10 say THAI IL was to the point and received
with much applause
Gr. Allen. taken entirely BIZ surprise. an
severed In y few appropriate words. and throw
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
THE LoNasHoREMEN.
Etrikers on the March and In Mas
Meeting

Meeting,
The negro lcnpshoremen struck yesterday
morning for an increase Of the urica paid then,
for their labor, from twenty-five cents TO forty
cents an hour
Work was generally suspended, but one boat
the n. Il, Lee yielded TO their demands. The
officers of the Lee were compelled TO anceda,
because Of the fact that the vaaael had 10 he IN
loaded to 60 below the city aud bring ny the
King Of the Carnival. . 5
The etrihers formed In line and marched
over the leyee with field hand at their head
The procession waa halted by Capt. Manning.
but wae subsequently allowed to proceed In
obedience TO the orders of Mayor. who gave In
attractions that the men were not to be inter
fered with AZ long M they conducted them
eelvea properly aud created no d!aturbanee,
There were about Thousand men In the
rNnkp, and, coneptououa for their position, at
the head cf the line were three parties white
men, named Heath. Muller and Ludwig Gaiaer
w h Sna N which, as sa In ,r
Clty Ia years naat.
After tramnipT over the levee and raradinG
nte sa"se
RRnised q meeting A cplnred Individual pre-
sided and called die ordinance" tthe esrree.
nouneed that we viii now hear from our Ger
man frienha
Heath waa trctted forward AZ one 81 our
bare Of the Franklin monument. He made
epeeeh. but y was almcRt impossible to catch
hts remRrkr. He wac however, spderateedtoa cay
that men mnet euek together and that they muat
accomplish their Obi ct under the law He
announced On behalf ~ the praaidipx colorei
man. that the committee which had waited
upon the contractors had been Informed that
they tthe contraoteral sympathisad with their
movement but we're themselves unable To ron,4
ply with Tia demand for Increased pay. AZ they
had contracted With the boats by the year aud
under the circumstances the contractors ad
vtAed that the lonErhoraman continue the Rtrike
until the eteambnatmep allowed proporttnn-
teinereaae In the amnunis called for In the
esntraete.
Heath auhHided with thia announcement and
lLexcitah G individual ot color took hta place
This person moved and secured three cheers
Tor the bakers. the brick maaona. the shoe
makers and the carpenters, aud then retired
once more into ohscnrity.
Our German friends departed after thts
Speeches were made by several eolcred men.
and then the lina waa again formed and the
march resumed and continued for perhaps
half an hour. when the crowd diapersed.
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THE HOOD FUND.

On Friday next the thirteenth Instant the
Blake cotton bale will be aoJ In front Of the
Cotton Exchange, TO the hiahest bidder. the
rroceeda to GO TO the fund for the benefit Of the
Hood children.
This bale of cotton was originally donated for
that purpose by Mr.. J. II. Blake formerly Of
Houaton Tex. and now resident Of this city
and doing business here, II has gone the
rounds Of the Lone Star State. and AZ 1t went II
all attributed to the fund prediaated to the
support Of the Hood children.
There are many strangers here who sympa-
thae with the dead hero, aud whose hearts
yearn toward hla orphans and are anxious to
help them IN adyereitr. n any OF them wieh TO
can Dc 90 hy leaving their names and amount
Ct nuhacrptlon In tho banda OF Mr.. II. g.
Heater. secretary 81 the Cotton Exchange. The
whole community ia warrant tina, the fund Will
be properly handled and turned over to the
rghtful parties.
a
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A BILL OF LADrNg CASE.

In the eaee of Geo. Martin va the Miaalaalppi
Valley TRANSFORMATION Company. tried In the
United States Circuit Court. the Jury returned
verdict for plaintiff for SAP 7A a. the full amount
claimed.
The suit was for the recovery OF the value OF
sasl2A bushels of wheat which was lost In lp7s
BY the sinking of one Of the bareea Of the rom-
rany. In which the grain was being conveyed
from ST. Louis tn this city
II was claimed by the plaintiff that the barge
was not aeaworthv. and that 1t was sunk be-
cause It waa overloaded.
The whole caHe turned on the condition OF the
barge. and to this all the testimony taken was
directed.
The trial az the cause occupied the attention
and time Of the court and Jury for Ave dayH.
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THE NEW cry CHARTER.
The Main Features Of the Bill Pre-
pared by the House COMMITTEES on
the New Charter for the City
nf Nav Qrlaaua

The committee appointed by the House of
Representatives. to frame chatter fnt the ettr
rf New Orleans met laat night. Present
Messrs, Richardson, Gibson Lancaster, ct,
Clair. Quinn Mahnney, Schneider and Franz.
A bill cf considerable length was submitted
and auproved. and the chairman If The anm-
mittee MI. Richardson, was instructed 81 re-
port the same ID The House ~ morrow:
This bill completely cbaneeH the entire aanect
81 The el,y government II provides Tor 9 leels
lative and An executive department. vestlne the
Legislative power III 2. council aud honse n.
Delegates, to be styled Municipal Assembly 81
the city Of New Orleans'' This council le to-
nonsiet Of seventeen memhers. OF one from
each ward aud the house ~ delegates 70 be
esmpaseh ot one representative fur each one
thousand voters, and go on with the ftactiope.
Under thla diepensption the bill provides for
the following number " delegates frcm tha
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TIN NEW oR1RANs DEMoo1sAT TUESDAY FEBRUARY TO-

careful shots.
On the elRhteenth inning aeston made q run
Of ia, which brought his total score ut to sae.
to Hchaefer's a2e.
No consequent runs we're made by. either
man until the twenty aeeon5 inplnP. which, by
q fNn OF ila, brought anhaafer's total score m
to asa. aegtcu, hewever. had already 1873 to his
credit and by etun OF n the game was decided
In hls favor.
SUMMARY.
Game between saxtnn and Hehaefer, for the
French three ball earpm game. at the Oreseent
Hall ON Monday, February 2. 1880. "a innings
Hexton's runs: o. o. aa. r. 40 q ss, En 14a I, q 49,
e. o. g. 0. g. i27 6, q, 7. T. t7-tota, bon. Sexton q
average, 81 Z 20. Beet runs, go. 14s ia
Hrhpetet's runs g. 80. ~. +, 10 2, a. g. 9, 10. ~
Is, ~, g. q. q, Be, liz total. sos. schaefef g
average, IL g 20. Beet runs. H. 81, 49,
At noon to daE another exhibitions game will
I'm t,lu ea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10

The large assembly room at the Young Mems
Christian Association was filled last night with
a select audience which had gathered to listen
TO the lecture Of Rev. John nj ,tthews. d. D.. on
An Evening with Ingersol"
The lecturer reviewed nj length the doUmatio
declarations Of tnRarsufi. ard commended that
they we're mere assertions. not supported by
either argument. logic or facts. and he showed
how unstable was tho ground on which the
noted non believer stood.
The discourse was we'll written aud eloquent
" delivered. and made a marked impression
on the audience
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
LOCAL DEATH RATE.

The total number Of deaths for The week end
Ing Sunday lest was 1872 OF which ~ were white
males, % white females, 80 eolnred males and II
eolored females or these thara were ia natives
OF Louisiana. II Of other atates. g ItIshman,
2 Germans and Frennhmen. The main causes
Of death were, whpopng cough ~, nnnsump-
ton 20, anorlesy |, bronchitis 9. u The hospital
N deaths occurred aud In the Hotel Diau o. The
earonafa certified to %.
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Maximum Temperature 81, minimum so.
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Miss J. T., Burgess to George WI stoekwell. A.
lot, with improvements, bounded BY St.
CHARLES, Berlin. Carpndeet aud Milan streets.
Anyl50; $500
Mrs. Vim. II. +. Llvarmpre TO r. A. Beck, ten
lois. with improvements, bounded by Oaron-
delet Wall Tonti. st Peter Roehevlabe. average
measure a6xt1t. $1,000
Mrs, T. Koksnhot to Miss H. Kokerngt, d lot.
with improvements. bounded by st. Andrew.
Prytsnla. Josephine aud st. Charles. sox1S1 :,
f2anD.
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DEATH or THE FATHER or
JUDGE WOODS.

dispatch received In the city Yesterday an
nouueed the' Judge W r. Wenae Of the United
States Circuit Court. had left Atlanta fnr New
arb Ohio. for the PURPOSE Of attending the flu
neral ~ hs father.
n. 8. Woods, the father OF The circuit Judge
had paaaad the allotted time % fart snnta years
and ten by eighteen years. and he died vt old
esa and the general debility attendant on H.
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First Recorders Court.

w. D. Mckinley carrying - concealed weapens
Superior Criminal Court bond nf $3.50
Jas Walsh, shooting and woandlng $1,000 apS
pearanee bond.
Birdie Bacon, ninkpaeket. was sent to the
House OF Good Hhepbetl
George Hraft, disturbing the pence and
threats: $3.50 appealanne bond
Victor PeascH and John Durand. robbery $500
appearance bonds each,
Hanrga Morrary. riehpockat: $3.50 appears
anee bond
Jas. Deuavan. alas Dug, violating ordinances
No snss: $3.50 apnearanoe bonds.
Laura Davis. cutting and wottndnR; $500 ap.
paaranca bonds
Charles Davis aud Nv lawson entering and
grand larceny sFbe appearance bonds each
I'll J. ataalman. charged with the murder OIL
Katy Thompson. waa rananded to tbs Parieh
Prison, without the benef't Of bail, to await the
q
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MARCH OF COMuu.

II ins come to our knowledge thpl this even
ing Uotnua and HE Etewa will llrst le eeen IN
the naiehborhood Of Caronleles md 81 Iosaph
etreets, and direct their course down Oarnn-
dalet to Canal. south eide nf danal tn Tnhnunt.
toulas, north side III ranai to Rampatt sautb
tn ~ ma at
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
THE BILLIARD EXHIBITION.

Last night at 8 o'clock Sexton and 6chaefer
crossed cues In the French game. three ball
carom 500 points up.
The game was played very carefully by both
contestants. but with no very brilliant run until
the ninth inning when Sexton made series OF
rail- nursing and masse shots, which scored for
him las
Schaefer handled his cue very delicately, but
fate seemed to be against him. for the balls
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday 1t d
,ffiee OF tho Board Of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs. Scott MeGshee, . daughter.
Mrs. Francois Fournter. a son.
Mrs. John Hoi9 q daughter.
Mrs. James Powell. a daughter.
Mrs. II. Il. Stanley, n daughter.
Mrs. A. r. Tenalop. daughter.
Mrs. Qustave Janln. a son.
Mrs. T. ackenbeig. q daughter.
Mrs. John McArdls. q son.
Mrs. u. f. Dupa1tlier. son.
Mrs. T. Brsbent. n son.
MARRIAGES.
Miobaele Paseuz5o 10 Nlcolino Rullo.
Henry Smith to Mary Hart.
Henry E. Qautreau1 TO NJ II. Seallen-
Andrew Nippert To Marie A. Jean. .+@
Anthony Smith to Adele Ernest.
Sidney Partridge to M J. Amkrom.
Michael MoIloon to Carlotta Pagan.
ThOs. ]. Eastburn 10 Mary l.. heigel-
DEATHS.
Ursula A. Blaoklnson . months.
" re. jacques Escaiv. 55 years.
Mary MoOormiek. 10 years.
Abraham Gary. 7 years.
Emile b. zaut ~ years.
Isaac Edwards 8 years.
Joseph Toner. months.
Albsrto Romano. "a years.
Charles Hesa III. :. rs sears.
James Donahoe. 2 months.
Valsln Grlgnand. AZ years.
|, DOWN. IL months.
M H. Piraino, II DAYS
james Gallagher, al years.
Jean Ducbeln, 50 years.
Rosida CoDtrara. 70 years
John M aallta, IS years
James Barnett. rs years.
u. +. Chase. 50 years.
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Ing bis old hat to the ground. covered his noble
inrahaad With the new cuutre chef provided ~
Hill friends. we understand that the whel,
Hfchatlge contributed to defray the expense.
acme Of The members even being out Of poeke
Alien will hereafter be known, az the meMp=rt
n the Exchange say. by the name OF the Knight
~ the GRAY Hat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-10
CITY ECHOES.

Mary e, Murphy. a vaRrant. was locked up in
the Third Station.
e. w. Barnes charged with grand larceny.
was locked up In the Third Station.
Randall Ambrose, who cut Molly Berry Is
now In the Third Station.
b McKinsley. charged with carrying
concealed weapon, was locked no In tho bubur-
ban Station.
II. Ellen Hnllman was locked upxin the Third
Station. charged with being an accessory to tho
larceny OF $40
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GONFIH M ATH,Ns.

The following nominations made hy the Gnv-
error were confirmed nv the aenafe yesterday
@. W, Wright, Justice Of The peace 1itI wprd
parish Of at. Mary.
r. D. Patron, justice 81 the peaee third ward
parish IT ver,nilinn.
vlrto, guidtF. constable. third ward. pe,fsb
af Vnrlnlltpn