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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-07
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. Sc. LOUIS AND NEW GR~
LEANS RAILROAD.

THE QUICKEST ROUTE EAST,
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calliepe
Street Depot. on and after September 70. 1879. a.
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. No. l. b:15 D. m. Exp. No. q, TAO q. IN,
MiXed NO. 9. 700 a.. m. Mixed No. 4, 1850 %. M
NOS, and run daily. Nos. 8 and 4 daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McComb City
leaves at $3.50 y. m.
nPgLLMAN. PALACE SLEEPING CARg
COLUMBUS. o.. AND CHICAGO WfTHOUT
oHANaE. end for ST; LOUIS Sleeper Is at
through without leaving the train, Only 0HE
CITIES.
to Yfcksburg daily. without change
Tickets for sale, berths secured and inforroa-
zion given at No. "A Camp street, corner Of
Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent.
F.CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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sTEAMRoATs.
IN Ess NV w.
NED River and Texas.

Wed River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
PoRTATI0N COMPANY. AND TEXAS pa
UIFIQ RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS
ger tickets to oil landings on Rcd river and all
railway stations Ia Texas. The best route TO
n ! FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFvER.
- sz 81 son, Hot Springs, and oil landings
on Red River and railway stations
tn Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
Danube. Charles Thorn muster.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Jan. I. at 6 o. m.
FOR GRAND ECORE,
! Leaves WEDNESDAY Jan. Z. at pm
No whaftboat charges drayags or com tutssIop
Will be charged at mouth of Red River, Bayou
Sara, or at hew Orleans, In forwarding freight
CONSIGNED TO the company by bill OF ladlng.
For freight or passage apply on board Of the
boats or at the office of the company, No, 10
Camp street: JOE. A. AIKEN, President.
M. w. JOYCE, GEO. D. HITE,
J. Il. CARLIN. BRITToN i BPpLER.
in4 LORD b MoPFAKF Agents
WEEKLY RED HIvER PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY January 10, at n m.
IT.. = FOR GRAND bCOHE, ALEXAN-
kiEEAssssaassya dria Egg Bend. Norman'e. BarbiD's
Wares. and way landings-The
elegant and new steamer
Representing the Jesse K. BellJ
------~, master, clerk
WIN leave as above. For freight or pN sage
apply on fR9e rs s or e ., e,.,,,a,p.
s.-No wharfboat charges, or commission.
will be charged at mouth OF Red river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent. jee
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STEAMBOATS,.
Experts,

NEW Y0RK-Per steamship New Orleans
tes9 bales cotton isl bhl, molasses 23 hhds sugar
sSS bds hides IS dry hides RS bales yste ~ bales
Eoat skins IS bales sugar % bales chcls Is hf sbs
honey s7co pcs slaves
NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Morgan City
1s2x bales cotton 90 hhls moasses $50 hhds sugar
$40 bds wet salt hides LIS bales hides 1890 dry hides
100 sacks bone meal 900 sacks rice polish 800 boxes
cheese SCI saaks wool l7s pkgs sundres
NEW 1oRk-Per barkentine Henry Burnhsm
ITO hsee.oott.n
NEW YoRK-Per brig Helen NJ Rowiey-l1s7
bales cotton an6 bbs molasses
CORK OR FALM0UTH-Per bark Caspsri-If74
bales cotton 800 pcs staves
KINGST0N-Per sehr Santo Oteri-54 half bbls
-four 80 bhis meal rs bbis pork SO sbls POTATOES 4
cs hams rs boxes cheese ls,0eo feet lumber rs 600
shingles
Imports.
BALTIMORE Per schr Annie and Millard-so4
tons coal 100 GASES canned goods IS bhls paint 10
bbls lamp black
Receipts or Produces.
ST L0UIS-Per steamer w Halliaay-flfs sacks
cats SIS hbls hoRr Glover L. Udendahl-2s0 do to
McCioskey s. Heuderson-75 do Harrison g. Bettison
IS do Buddecke &Son-S5 do A Rauxet Is do A
Rupert-75 do Prudhomme-ias5 do Vairin q Nor.
imer--sT5 bais meal lS1 bbls eork Coz sacks cats
loas SACKS corn Jos West Sco46s do 600 sacks bran
Ia5 bbls meal 1876 bbs four Wallace Fairchild SEQ
iso bbs grits Vose BroIl5 bbs -four sos ssoks corn
w III Mathews &Bro-sgS do ass sacks oats III
bales hay las bbs potatoes Chas peasants53s sacks
corn Howard e. Flawer- SIS do hid tobacco Il III
Wilson &ce-6o tieroes hams $50 hbis pore Schwa-
haCher a. Hrsch-tlo bhls ribs i27 pkgs meat 60 or.
der-i5 bhIs vinegar 10 hf do Spor-2s pcs cast
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Representing The Jesse K. Bel
TEXAS.

MOHnANB LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PASSENGER ROUTE FOR GALVESTON AND
HOUSTON.
Passengers take Railroad Fsrryboat. foot of
". Ann street, ut n. M. reaching Morgan City
Of Ia NJ, there connecting with steamers plying
from Morgan CITY. In connection with Morgat's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad
ri Fs. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave
: s4AlSsAallss Morgan CITY on TUESDAY. THU Hi.
DAY mud SATURDAY. connecting ct Calves
ton with steamers for .Indianola.
Through BILLS lading signed to ali points
on tho Houston md Texas Central and G. RI
and 3 A, i. I, Int. and areat Northern Rail-
San Antonio freigbts received and fa p r~a,5oa
via Clinton and Gal. II. and San Antonio Rail
road.
Freights for Gonzales, HallettsyiIIe. Rancho
etc. received via Clinton or Cuero.
tHEsss FOR BRAzOS SANTIAGO VIA GAL.
-NSaAsAAlasss4AA. yeston-Ths iron steamer
4. G.. HARRIS
VIII sail from Morgan City on
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Imports.

BALTIMORE Per schr Annie and Millard--so4
tons coal 100 cases canned goods IS bbls paint IL
bbls lamp black
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uPrsH s,ssAsr.

PEOPLES FAVORTTE
REGULAR UPPER COAST bEMI- WEEKLY
PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at II
n. m.
IT, h. FOR PLAQUEMINE. BAYOU GOU-
k&asss&lsNS IN Donaldsonville. and all upper
coast landings-T fine fast passen-
ger steamer
he SWET,
Frank Ottendorfer master. s. T. Goodwin and
Z. G. Massieot clerks,
VIII leave az above. returning down the coast
Mondays and Thursdays, For freight or pas
aaRe apply on board or to
der N. o. DONOHUE. q Tchoupitoulas at.
, 1880-03-04
LOCAL CRIME.
DESTITUTE Clltr,r,1trN.

Not long ngn, William kinsclln was Mt tho
County Hospital recovering from nit injury. In
tho meantime, his Wifo md four children, be-
coming destitute, were aont to tho County Poor
House. When It ,vns proposed, not long ngo, to
remove children from tlut Institution to uhnr-
md Foo1.or thnn be separated from her fnuiIy
returned ho'no Will! them to No. II Ontario
. streGt; Yesterday WlllIn1n was n prisoner. at
night both no Aild his wlfo Ind drunken spree,
aid .ts, he nent = l,cr most unmoref9ly AZ soon
~ 4sn Ill., nef a ns @ld c nrosss s oro .oI
clcar in twain. Whit to do with the faInily IS
tno 9uesil9&n. o. There H., was g. an equally ind
ltiscy, % years Of n9e, mud her three Children
Station. Mary was Dcastly drunk. jH to a.orns rs
Walsh that ho WIS coli2trainc to let her 20, hut
yesterday afternoon sho WIS n9nIn fotul{ I'll tho
odre ery falnsc M sHf We hsc4 sT thseS s
cold: Tho children xaya tho ntlrnes of lantellu,
3AnnlG and Molllc, aHd ranged 1T yenrs frhn Il,
court, ard setlt tlio waits to % tho seryIto
Sisters To-day the unnatural mother will bo
sGnt to tif the y Liso p Of Correction Exastly who
@ t. 1sach AZ s. IGs q sesrel hsr tr,s%t his.
nunlbor Ut tho streets III this city.
THE POWERS BURGLARY.
John We!at, tho son of welE-to.do and rcspco-
tnbln parents, was prisoMcr. for several tnys ut
tip" received by tho Superintendent Of Police
to the elGoe TINT he was .oll0 of tho thugs who
nttcinpttd to rob, and who nearly murdered,
lGlwArd Power, u grocer Mt tho corner Df JuiYer-
sen Hnd !lnrrlsHn strcot8, suinu weeks Ntyn.
Wolsh had icon. Sick for some tuys, uutl Ills
fathes WIZ decidedly unwilling that he rl,oall 10
Kept III dtlr1lncB upUn Il chArE1 which he b,-
lowed to iu trau,!ie:l UP. I.!tto. Tuesday. night
Sy hS sscee' ht. n xiy'nK ba fnr h!s son YSser-
Wtl Jtitll tho arrest, tlliltlp gtutuntDt nf tte
, 1880-03-04
USES OF POETRY.

THE WEV. MR.. A(J3KN
delivered q lecture inst evening tn thfrtv.n,.o
persots--twsnty indies and t,rtcrn If to a,crncr
scY.,jn ,ho rrh,r1 Ii,,,.''s, te,..,,, ", 'no
West Monroc Antl L,.1lin etrccla Ills subject
wns l'ortry and It's jJsrs.''
o n,",,,,... ..'' NY" ".'. nv. feNu WHEY
,.a n ss..,', acely oh INC subject Knew now
ni''eh mankind wnrc indebted to tho poeta.
Every now axnmplty OF something xrentnr md
dyluur cu,nt, firm, thn ,n,1tvt,,.nl rnnr,nncn .'f
.o,,n nro 49,. =, ~ ,H M ."' W.
eo.''p o..' p.G1. Aac t"H't VI RoIlch e'st1io
Wns WIS born, With gfllnn stars nfH,ut him: dnworc
WIN INC lit!tc Of hnte. tho scnrn 1T scnrn.' ns II
, 1880-03-04

FIFTEENTH N+sNi,
Tho Fifteenth Ward Cunn,ilntsts met last
evening III Folx's Hall. Thcrc was n
very Kood attendance. The principal bust-
ness hcforo tho meeting wns tho notnl-
nhton Of MI Alderman. Speeches wcro
1 ,,,t M hrenF dn' tc rssent t9 ;1rIyo
insiiot resulted in tho ei'oice "i inhn K. i,iirr.
shortly nftcr tho result wls announced. Mr.
ss 'ssSG Sa toa~ xnS G%s HI " s sM sfsss sss to to
tho Central Gutnlttet ns candidates for tnf,,I-
tuition, Gglicetor. N!eholas sehar,tc; ,As;.tsnr,
son; Town Clerk. William lIrlch'os.
REvESrEESTit WARD.
Tho Seventeenth Warl Republican Club held
M regular monthly ncetinR Inst uycnng mt No.
lfo EhicaEu nvcnuC Tlln nnss,cs III hl,i,t ssvcIl-
eae S Xte9 s tusthSr ESsS eePne bses a s
fis SFs issseS zns Tsrs a f H. risnssss!!' s Sss!s
NIL ntlrDcnt1t9 Blnfln. On Recommendation or d
sn,"iseo 1., tae iAstns S'sefs wsrs .leee:
FL. Mlsae!s: itecaniiug srcrctary, jnmcs bon.
fss S.tfssog yrso L. s;'fas ss:!s Il 8 es eM"t
HSshm, +: Maar. VIZ Nore 7; ia.,.Re.'. iaae
iiss"1 V j. WIFE, se "a WHY alan: Sef'X Xtsss XIII
ftheH stno Mn' i es1es. n ,h9 ,ncetns r.
ward u! tho ltcpMhl1cnn side aro Qln Wider and
}"S }"hn Msihy Tx Roosrits ss 4ays p4t W
Thonas Carney, and Patrick Tlcrncy.
THE pEMocRATIU COUNTY CENTltAi COMMlrrRE
met Inst evening NJ tho Palmer lfnuae, Horny
n. shnpnrtl pIcs!tlIng. Henry M. Merritt. Score.
by Invitation ,'f the bigger Committee, Rrd au-
cepted the lntsora Offer, formally cnlhn.!led In
opsrau w rpf lis e ,sfs' Il mef'x fY ss to S;
Gaaify ceatsais did, ai'sr FettiaE ,l','!sr w"S,
, 1880-03-04
TELEPHONE WAR.

AN 1HFUsAtTlDH IN NATURE OF WRIT
or QUO WAnhANTO
was fl'ed yesterday In tho Criminal Court by F,
NJ. l3rulssiaw aga'nBs G. N. Fay and II. G. Wctt-
more, to test tho ri4ht ut defendants 10 the Of
foes Of Generll Manager and Sccrutary and
Treasurer of tho BOIL Telephone Cnmpnuy of
lt!lnOIa. which they Fnspnctiyely hold. The ju-
formation Beta forth tllHt tho corporation was
or9nsl(acd under tho generl1i lawa ot jllfnois OH
or about JalL 3, lS7O with q capital stock of
&S0,W0, In 1900 sharcs nr SO each,
Tho geEl'ral utsccs arc In Chtcngo, and tho
fF7lncf'tsa eoIssats nf rights Ot why ever private
property asi.l public thor,uK'lfares, right 70
oroot ines, e.o., and ot rnnts, Income, and funds
sNid to lo uf great present al,d prospective
yAltlp. The by-!nws spscify that tho Asrnlrs at
tho corporation "siinll bo 1nanRgcd md con-
.'nclru by u uouut II sercn Dlrccts,rs, so b.,
c.eetrI q, tho s"c'nd Th1rstlay il jan..ary of
oa at otcsr sro a scste 'a'' III th"ir paers ~
tareo to constitute quorum, and tUn days
notGs n.c of n. Ggslnsss- m%ett1,g4 70 h. given
Vieerasiont, Goaoralssnaxsr, ' ssssstsry. sssstts,t.
9na TREASURER, to bo elected from alch uonrd ot
Thc s.oekhode!s met yan. .. 1870. aud elected
~ DlrGca1rS G;lr:!nnr q. ltubbmrtl. Thuna1 Sun.
0uorxo +, stiekl,r.ls.,. a,, II. ii. EIJred. Tio
e!nciton al officers resulted IN tho ctluice Ut
Fras.eni: Ar. kIr%i, WSrssnsKsr; s su1tIr 'SG f.
stoekbrttlxe. Secretary: ant sir. EngIs, Treas..
urer; All ut Whutn now hold u.liec.
THE EaLAlulH MApH
stock. stocThrlxe si'Isrs, IND Eass ss' ecs for ~
t9n, anu ttnt certificates vert duly MRde ult To
s.sG sss xat' E1rtsss thH, t. ys snos t EaTs
t.ys sliArra nf Tho t1no. Issued hut novcr tlrliv-
sred 70 5nhn sarcn: alli ,aa0 sharca issued hit
shnrsa rnfersed to were a,ld and 1sslgn.ti Nnv,
f f. o. NJ 1;St.r i iri:Sax kiarsd Is %e1scd a1s;
, 1880-03-04
THE COUNTY-DUILD1NG.

TftE trinl Of Eddy Gnrrtty and his gang for
Rubbing II towelry atorc on Milwaukee nyonuc,
is BOT for Friday.
AMEsrrNa Of tho Committee ou Public scrrico
,yitl be held to-rny. Tho Committee on Public
HtGnft!s Mro expected to mptt In tue RepOr1furs
oi>ic1 ut III Il. IN. Saturday.
JAil.rH Cutu1Et and Deputies r}est md Sen
nntt viii to.tny t1ka tWenty-tmir prisoners IL,
.loltot ani tf.rro t. Pontiac. The convicts nre
mostly minor Offenders,
cnso wis c4lled np In tho Criminal Court yester-
-, tlay 1nGr,snx, M Maa ''ts.Nt. there nonx few
WIS tw, tt sbn'sf thu It'll w' slaeg nt t
tnke pace: In milking tho motion to pnss 1t,
s!at.s. Attorney MILE is'seI that tho eaHe ~
trlnl wOuil tM.essr lit tho co,lrse Of very few
tnys. Judge ilt'yors did not Gull hIs assocntes
wssr ,gEshes e 5 10 7 y y nslW ys
trial or mt.
IttE Joint Committee on buildings an, Service
met y,stcr!ny and nwurlod +. j. Hextn,1 tn esti-
mnto rnr $lg.a!e3 IN ncco,lnt 1t ilre-prouf work
tero @ VIA spsnt 1o rert % t1 IL
r:Ktrsf to interior wnrk which w!s rccnrninlttctl
Mnn.tny. On motion IT Commissioner Clnrk, lilo
postponed for ono week. The sumo into bofciI
~ tho othor propositions to tlnkc changes In
to stGa'n.ti!nE md ot1;ar branches. md tho
A1ly work wllteYer.
Tn tho Criminal Court ycstertlnv John Murphy.
who wis charged with rt,hbery from telegraph
hpSr%tnr npSc. vi tho Atm Mra arpe f
schr1ne dill nut wnrk, anil tho prisoner VIVA re-
,nantloa. lluHh Smith pieaticsi guilty TO assault,
rcctton., The Indictment Tor lllrl agninst Cpl.
Edlnunh j J(.sscH wns dismissed OIL tho ground Of
ineorinAi!ty the venue not being shown,-the iu-
t;runl Jury tilat wns lItclcd. Wlllnm O'ltuitly,
tnr lareGny, got ono year in tho po.lttontlary.
jnil. ioh2 Irtrson ~, f hitn ntns a ~ to Snmty
, 1880-03-04
TIE WEST PARKS,

TIE BACK.lAY RESOLUTION NKCoNs1pEuEp
Tho West PArk l3oAlsl Of commissioners held
special 'neutlng yesterday AftortN,on, Presi.
de'It Wilcox In tile chair, md aLl tho molnbcrs
prcscnt.
Thu following communication was read from
Gen. Smith. tho att0rnay Of thu flonrd:
=. )" ClItCAu0, atarch ..-T. J. Sutttta,,i, Esq.-
ystise!ay vatel *ojto sfr Wo.slar'l r @ md a sS
apn @ apn II tic S s' of s srct"sy SSyfs bcna
inuulnr nf tho ltoanl, receiving snlary, IL i,,
r,l.:,rr; ,lls Mny .sk !s.a + he opinion wts
iaft,,er, i d. uot thiSk S t''S the 'Hast'f iIoa"i
~ ~ @ aS I,wsr n 10 vote Ktfts Or gr.!ffIcs av.
,t Tt rsets ~ f., ask t,esttfse t,"t ~ yHSr
t*ati!M Tor tho sum 80 vatcu until tho llo,,rt
s,,'l l,asS iA.a tho uIEt,rtunity to osi.ler tho
tha I,,uaen. shall my nithln9 Ut tho salazy TO
thn trGstic'lt tnr the co!ninR yrar."
~, s1r: MGGsa i n1nysa the tdopson q rcsou.
ut AlnntihYs neetiER was a,loptctt utmlor i mis-
nt.Gsos 10 III q wi!,t , VIZ s..;l aud slno " tho
Artt anl WO.,d, br rcscll,.etl. Anuhur resolution
ntlgrch By thu sanle gontir,nnn exl,reasnM tho
KGiltlnHlen nA1Hcll were slicl us u,Itlcr pttnr
circumstances would entisle thutn to sreAusr
cglnEs;ils'.tton than tho sllln specified.
sMktI!g any nnley for hs services " fFt'sldsnt,
1he linarl wns slcnted W rrforIa ono, ani will.
IAtL AatlleEttikHllllH NU hEeeF4Nu tu0 fllltCQ 1t
wis wsvnK principle to yota u,oncy for past
serslers, a1itl hu believed It to TO wrunR for nuy
member Of tho llonrl to accept any
y the future, lie could not 10 bofarsc
tho lSopIo and say b. took money ~
KtKxt na'nc waa dcarcr To, him. thnn
E:UU, aMl. .Ae moved a8 IN amendment that tho
RECONSTRUCTED.
Commissioner Wood seconded the RInend-
Mtnt- Ito WIS opposed to gratultiea entirely.
bont tlille nKH he wns voted u cartAln sum OF
iH'upy by the lohru for Aervleua performed,
but, but The mousy was s!ill "a the I'reasury, as ho
Mir. blcCrra was In suyur Ut salnrlos lIo
Thought tho naticers WcFu Justly entitled to 1t,
and tue puoplo would not 4sk them u perform
Tho arslluns duties cunnoctet with the otllou If
rrrsltt.'lt UNI ffeaanrer fur nothing. ~ fur
h!su4ttf. no would not work fur nothing II placed
ln ~ olslce with stch resporslbllltios attaohod.
ITO hoped tho lA,asd wouhl nut resclptl tho rrsu-
Luton Luton to pay tho President salary for the In
Dir. Woodnrd nude tho point OF order that the
yeas sna .Mys were not taken at the previous
meeting when tho money wnA voted, and there
fore th1 Whole proceeding wus illegal,
Ihe fEessdent sud the point was wctl takeu,
, 1880-03-04
SUBURBAN..

The Trustees mot In the village otIlco Tuesday
evening. ~! pnsonL
Tho 'freasurora report WIS reforrod to Tho FL
nnllGo Comlnttteo.
Ta0 Flhntco Committee reported tho Troasur-
crs roEort forJaauary correct. Thcro WIS II tal-
nnco IN thc Treasury Fob. | OF $i,77U They atsp
rolnrttl TINT they iutl among tho luz
ae%,ants ;;,t u p.Uslous ysnrs tho .,inl Of St5l
Ih9 SHWer@IKU Committee reported In furOr nf
tWD-fo,'t sewer IN hiapIu aytilug, lnsteli or d
ono.fooe one. This, together With petition for
n snwcr connecting ANplD Ayelluu and t!ruilO
street, WIS lhlt III tho table for consideration ut
tho next meeting.
XEQLRWOOp.
The lsoll Telephone CsInnpupy Offered Ia ercok
!io petEetIl this |jt'aKc an tho city. provided
tca SUBSCRIBERS Wptu guaranteed. Mr. Gnuthoui.
WIN hn4 Interested hlmaolt In tho ntntter, GnI
NJ tro'thlo IN getting the rcqulalt number Of
very short tiulU,
, 1880-03-04

a.. ~ y nc,nsk' T. e.; Htcphonh Church t.o,.
Ir inn!s mid Nav fofk pnpers clon.e ro,r
,NtN,SAS|At 1,onver. Co,o., March ?, az, NJ r...
AiRy ahn resi- in rrHro.
KIStt--tfnrcfI T. Il. X. Ting
ltrH1n!rs tnten Enat for ht,ftnt
-'thn1n!HRtOn INA mud Auburn IN v<
please cnpy. ''' ~ Paper,
MAkKH1At unk Park, FaA. y. Mt n, !, u.
hinder Smith. ngu.l " yrnrN. "'k'ler Of rh,
, 1880-03-04

6psetat Dspateh to TAs Cht<ago Tribune,
LAKE GENEVA, Wis, Aiarrh 0-Tho hon Ami
clun OF Chicago has purchased tftoon acrcs OF
lake-shoro property, formerly owned by tho Oak
IArk Club, for $3.uD. 4 ul,lb.hoaso twenty by
bc erected early in tho spring; but tho cottnKo
syBl0,n will nat bo adopted, rs tho Ilur1burs 0f
the Club will llyp mostly III tonts, As f0rInerly.
, 1880-03-04
4 WISE REFORM,

Tho habit OF u,lnllnistrr,ur uuInt,,
f.l ttt,scs, Gs m nntute IL uinnsjrI " Paxet.
waa ?so .,aEcr,,.sty osnuon. iIarnIa1xa Ia1a'''Ss ,s'
i, n5s''enm e., ''m ,,,, ,'acTganr w!e rir NJ; NJ;
n!lortc-t wholly, ,nt rs,.rsa, In, ,'in ia,uhhIsv hIsvo
sl's.ttfs 9 d .,,t te 1ricts nikaI rio can
Nnw fever uni ngas sufferers nrc ciIrr, iuIr4rr,ttant
inGrly thpr Gt'nipanis wnre nniy for fH7tof. IL to-
re,H!vsa or litlf etsl, tho rihy cvrn,nsln,s S 'lns
the dtsos wcrr ncra!asc. \ ru,,rsn t,f H. "9sTrt IT
tcss, purssaent1y followed. breaks IN thc v ~.
nitnska NM roynI,is tllolr return Tho ey1rnet 1nt
tnctl!c1ti1 |: t,f IN ambiguous churnninr' 'li
}Hsttvc ntMl satisfactory. nn1l TIM source, st
II proceeds nrn very NUMEROUS, "1eHea
, 1880-03-04
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

sptetaa DApateh 10 TIA Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, March l-nomcstto infeliclty
and drink caused Guosgu Natns, ot Ogden, to
bAze away at hia heRd with revolver yestcr-
day. Tho ball tluttenntl M8uinst tho skull, caus-
inK Inconsistencies, but no fatAl result Is an
tiripMtca.
, 1880-03-04
THE CITY-IIALL,

Anoao tho butlding-pertuIts issued yesterday
WIN ona to ". Sullivan. 70 erect Z thsee.story
dwelling, No. 1aa Townsend street, to cost Slso0;
oua 70 tho Union Rolling NIL Company, to erect
, 1880-03-04
Discussion of the Appropriation
Bill in Committee.
An Addition Of Twenty-Five Mon Rec.
commended to the Police Force,
4 Proposition for Altlermnntc Salaries
Promptly Voted Down.
Aid. Olarks Resolutions Explained by
THOR Author and tho Mayor,
THE ALDERMEN,

ennt ,s aH5ns s,, ana Da M tho aldermen present cx.
Aid. culcrtnn. By co.,scnt, offered resolution
his earliest convenience w1,c, rs,4scss,o .o,, no m
o,"s or ,ao p',nF ~ Formerly ee.reh FOR
Council would srnli ho called upnn to Insert III,
item in =, tho approximation p1ii for puinpns.
'.o "s .ne :" tne ''"Se ~ tho nhi'lli1g
.. t'''! uetosu net'" "''s Akctl tho
~ ......' ' I,, ~, ~ s,l"at" w "oaAncu:
ane , MasoE ssa .ne tense would mt expire for
fcittlrc. The building, however, wus OH. an,,
mitch Of Il wns oot nf ort,cr. nna tho Y,,,rd,.
TONS wero not c,rtan" Il @ mos thu tho in' !tanroa.
edn al tho RcHtloinnn who went down to look Mt
# that nnthIns would bo gained by using II;
closer BY On etter ed eanon!p n pf iha w o no pt iii @
cnuM BE- ,lt!!lzetl; This vns also lilo opinion Of
sufficient sum wora n1,propriatsl,, : i"
tcrns The chair fa yas 4 toy guild set on fr
on. ''''' ~ N''7"' -
ALL, 1,awIolsh romar&ctl TINT hc tttln't think
used Is m ELEVATOR and ,Gore wcro not onoush @
cSsatora ~ tho city.
Ali. Dixon wanted to takn ,p tho rcnort of
tho Finni.ce Committee nnthnrizinE tho Con.
trailer u cOinprnrnisr personal tnxea Vt 18Th and
IL la1
ury *to00 which could not 6e otherwise sc.
cured. ..
In nowing tic Cotroiicr fss t. sctto IL @ sch ,n@toss 1
AID. Dixon moved TINT Tic rulos bo suspended.
Tho motion WIS aEractl t..
hcen hunlci to hin.
gs' tho 1,latter wins dropped.
o.. mutton Of Ali. l.awlc4 tho Council thon
for tho purpose Of considering thu "N''o
APPROXIMATION NIL.
.,9I Tho comu,ittses work was resumed with Tho
nnrt1Ho,f t "l 'ao es'''na'o 1os tho Police De-
~ III ''i. I.mw,o- ,,,,,.o,, ,,n+ ~, .. =. ~.
t nocas. nv IT,, tn .a aila went ot, TO nrEc
H., liz i,,.rnaay snoahior, ING pcnplo de1nnnac
my 70 pt1'tectlon Wllateyer.
ttca , LILLY nilt! tne siporiltondont Of 70.
I'm i,,crc"s o Su r., 'n men, n,i innscn at
'"S ri .ltg . .no sn,n sat'5 th lumber ny last ytr:
,,r , ""n t ss,'t tne nEer!tlteHdeflt Hanlod 110
Ai. f;uilrrtnmW@hv ~ Iii , H. s,. ~, nal, ,r ,ho,,.
AID. I:n,Ylcr-,lio WIS told MT 10 iy tho Chmir-
pgnrGd to he MErni Ut. '
AID; C.'lcrion alsRcstca that ho ahuul,l not ,,o
nirald sl of any ono except tho Mayor. II.Hn1l-
md he rialmcd to spcak for , snpcrnts,ldemt r.t
Ali Altpeter said his constituents Ind askcd
him to j,lsist upon An iMcleaso s,f tho " poiico
xfat fHfG aG nr.{on, so;nea thas they wso sntIcy
tor protcction itay. his custtiicnts Ind rnn~n,l
With tho present f0rco he would hc sntisiieGl.
Aid. Wctlprcr wnntusi tho force Increased TINT
tllp t,t,or mirft hc t,rn octnt mt1s Ttr in ,",,
o wtS H1 hnt pt"1ect aa ~ fhe fd, , os IT,
scattered along lIuhlnsr atrcut, whore hi, iiyC;i.
tcncnt d' II aeSg tpShs vo1o o yr W. Sst @ the per
necessities Vi tho ftrco. and tnt liz nrunnsu ut ~
nr9 1'nn T. 1sfe II t. 't9rt to nGS5 v q
, 1880-03-04

TIE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICES
Tint the Ortlor nj tho Postmaster General
against the mills OF tho Louisiana Stata
Lottery Company Is 1lESCINDED.
Registered Letters md Money Orders
can DO sont through tho Malls US for'
mGrly.