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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-03-25
district Court Record March Term
Ordinary Docket.

"'i, et ais; A. j. Carmouche
Ct dis ord opponents. Continued on
account OF absence of Hon. John d
Watkins, on business of the Stat.
.. \. Bryan VS.. Onley & Turner
Continued on account of absence q,
hon. ). d. Watkins, counsel for de-
PENDANTS, on business of the State
Thomas G. Pickett, ct ais, VS.. Mat.
tie q. Gilmer, ct ais. Confined on
account of the absence of Hon 7
H. watkins, attorney for plaintiffs.
On business of the State.
). NJ Stinson, guardian, ct al. vs..
Benjamin F. Oneal. By consent.
the taking and hearing of testimony
as 10 the acquiescence in, or voluu-
tary execution of, the Judgment
herein appealed from is fixed for
March 23rd, 1880.
Matte L. Dickson VS.. Fl p Dict
son. Continued on account OF all.
sence of Hons. j. d. Watkins and
l.. NJ. Mutt, the former counsel for
plaintiff. the latter for defendant on
business of the State.
e. W. Durdin, ct ais, VS.. L,,cius
johnson. On motion of plaintiff 5
counsel this case is dismissed as of
non-suit.
}. F. Bumgardner VS.. J. A. Bum
gardner. On motion of plaintiff
counsel, this suit is dismissed as of
non-suit.
l.. Bodenheimcr VS.. r. E. Wyche,
sheriff, ct al. Default VS.. Wyche.
sheriff. Amended petition fled
Case continued.
W. 2. Ford VS.. Jim Robertson
On motion dismissed as settled at
plaintiff s cost.
s. Herold VS.. T. Ell. Hutton. Mo.
ton to dissolve sequestration filed.
Case continued pursuant to agree
ment, on file.
n. W. Sentell & Co., in liquida-
ton, Us. Jas. A. Lee. Default.
N. W. Senten & Co., in liquida.
ton, VS.. w. n. Doles. Default.
H. Nattin VS.. G. NJ. Lee, ct ais.
Default VS.. all the defendants.
S. NJ. johnson VS.. Onley & Turner.
Default VS.. both the defendants.
Hamilton & Co., VS.. M. E. Nash,
ct ais. The defendant, married
woman, is authorized to defend this
suit and stand in judgment. De
fault VS.. all the defendants. Contin-
ned by consent.
Levy & Bodenheimer VS.. McDade
s. Cornell. On motion of plaintiffs
counsel, made in open Court, this
suit is dismissed at costs of plaintiffs. |
Chas. Chaffe VS.. j. G. McDade, ct
al. Continued on account of the
absence of the Hon. j. d. Watkins,
counsel for defendants, on business
of the State.
Isaac S. Hyams, admir-, VS.. l..
Bodenheimer, ct al. Exceptions ON
part of Bodenheimer filed and by
consent exception No. 1, as to the
suficiency of tender, referred to the
merits, without prejudice. Excep |
ton No. 6, to the merits without pre-
iudice. Default VS.. both defendants.
Case continued.
W. I. Ford, husband, VS.. Mary
Ford, wife. The defendant, a mar
RED woman, authorized to defend
his suit and stand in Judgment
Default.
State Docket.
State VS.. Ben. Cole. On sugges-
ion of j. A. Snider, Esq, counsel
or defendant, w. W. Vance, ESQ.,,
s assigned as associate counsel
Jase continued on application and
affidavit of defendant.
State VS.. Robert Bush. On mo-
ion of District Attorney, made in
,pen Court, this suit is revived and
placed on trial docket. Continued
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% A great many people in our
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State VS.. Ben. Cole. On sugges-
ton of j. A. Snider, Esq, counsel
for defendant, w. W. Vance, ESQ.,,
is assigned as associate COUNSEL
Case continued on application and
affidavit of defendant.
State VS.. Robert Bush. On mo-
ton of District Attorney, made in
open Court, this suit is revived and
placed on trial docket. Continued
by defendant on account of the alb
sence of Hon. j. d. Watkins, of
counsel for defendant, on business
of the State.
State VS.. Pomp Mason. Appear
ance bond of defendant, with I'll. Z.
Dickson and Miss L. Dickson, as
securities, for $500, forfeited.
State VS.. Jack Williams. Defend
ant found guilty, by jury, of the ma
licious killing of an animal.
State VS.. Sam Eley. Defendant
acquitted by jury, of the charge of
petty larceny.
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Marriage I'm Delaware Ci.v.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. JOSEPH
Sturgeon and Mis- Fanny Money
daughter Of George B. Money, Esq,
were Joined in the holy bonds OF wed
lock, at the Presbyterian church, by
the pastor, Mr.. Taylor. The bride
was dressed in white swiss, whilst the
bridegroom was faultlessly attired in
black. The ceremony was very inter
esting, and was Witnessed by large
number OF people. After retiring to the
residence OF the brides father, the
next thing IN order wAs the compli
rnents Of a portion of the citizens, and
this was rendered in the usual way
Scarcely had the bride and groom be.
come seated ere the air resOunded with
what seemed pandemonium let Loose.
Tin horns, fish horns, boat horns, and
all kinds Of horns were brought into
use to swell the chorus; and then the
inevitable horse fiddle was not lost
sight of, but was artisticaily performed
upon by one skilled in the pse OF the
bow. During the unearthly din, Mr..
Money appeared at the door and threat,
ened to shoot the musicians IN less they
dssist6d in their gratuitous serensde
This only excited the crowd stiIl fur
ther and they continued their repul,
sive music until midnight, when they
retired in disgust at not receiving any
thing with which TO nourish the innel
man after their violent exertiOns,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
Going 20 California.

We are informed by our Delswar,
City correspondent, who paid us {
visit this morning, that Mr.. N. g
Price, who conducted the lsrgest
grocery establishment in that town
contemplates removing to California in
the spring. He is at present doing a
thriving business In that town. He
has many friends in and around Della
ware City, and will be sadly missed.
He Is not only conscientious, fair
dealing man, but Is generous to a
fault His generosity OF heart has
frequently been taken advantsgt oi
by scoundrels, but he still pursues the
even tenor Of his way, and is just ss
afa ble in his manners as though nothing
had occurred to disturb his feelings.
As consequence he meets with that
success In business which he richly de.
serves. He believes In the scriptural
INDUCTION Of "c&sting his bread on the
waters" knowing that 1t will return
to him after many days" Surely "good
ness and mercy will follow him ali his
days"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
SE~ AUVERTISE q mEN4~.
WAINWRIGHT.
No. 3I2 Market Street,
sells G0SSAMER WA
TERPR00FS cheap.
VAIN WRIGHT, NJ. 3l2 MAGKET ST.
Special UOnsignes Saleo
BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINTINGS,

The production Of some Of the best artists IN
the cOuLtry. These paintings were consigned
70 us TO furnish the citizens Of W wilningtou
and vicinity an opportunity TO purchase an
elegant, valuable and siways ace crptable and
memorable CHRlSTMAS PRESENT. n
present that will tend TO beaut.i7 the hon t
OF the rscipienJ and ever a pleasant and
cOntinusus reminder Of the donor. The
paintings are genuine, enclosed in elegant
god frames and embrace among many beau
ttiul representations OF EatGra's Scenery
here and elsewhere. this wsll.knOwn portray
ais OF "Scenes On tho Hudson " scenes On
the Rhine, Scenes on the SusQr ehanna,' -
"AmOax the Aleghanies." On the White
Mountains. .""falls on >ch2iGhtusen," and
many smaller pa ntin2a Of beautiful scenes In
the u'y and cOuntry ranging rom S3 to sl2.
These LO0ds arc sent 10 us u he sold, and
now Is y0nr chance to purchase. You are
e'ieclally invited 20 call and see this splendid
collection We also have q magnificent line
of JAPANESE GOODS, most beautiful ar.
tic!e FreseutI Consisting OF elegant jewell
cHes, Writing Maps, ,C&rt Holders, Match
Boxes Albums, Wall Bi8csets, Cigar Gases,
ETC., ETC.. etc, decorated with handsome ana
artistic iesi2ns. These goods are sold at low
prices and invite your attention during the
Holiday We sks. Call at
WAlNW Nl8HTS.NO. l2MARKET ST.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
MUsIC.

the philharmonic Society's Coz
cert Lass EveninE-A Feast ,
Music and . Ch1lIinE AudIeas
The Philharmonic Society, last eVs
ing, gave the second concert Of
seventh season. The audience Vi
large but unappreciative, as only Y
selections received an encore. PII
is due Mr.. C. B. Rhoads, the cOnductd
for the proficiency with which 4
society renders its music. Msssrl
Fsrd. Fullmer and J. d. Kurt, u
pianists, acquitted themselves mob
and the society sang with WOndsrfa
precision.
The first chorus, "Joy, Joy, Prsedd
to Day." Is by Benedict AID was TAX
from the "Gipsy's WGrBitg,"
society sang the selection in 40 eEct
lent manner. The second chorus, diT
ded into two parts. the"sile Night
by Bsrnby, and "Joy to tAe Vic'ora
by Sullivan, was q very pretty select
and was rendered in exqui.its siy
"The Warriors Prayer" by Lish1I
was nicely sung by the male memt
Of the society. The fourth chO'
"The Fox Jumped over the Psno1
Gate" from "tuy Manuering,"
Bishop, was rendered with ezcsII
precision.
A male quartette, consisting
Msssrs. Helm, Hamilton, Howell
Fisher, sang Q selection entitled
rolian Ducks" which was arranged
William Dressler. In response 70
applause the selection was repeated,
One of the prettiest and best ftDd
ed pieces was the chorus esprit
mortal" from "Attila," by Ve'dl
which Mr.. Geo. W. Stone sang thes
The chorus, "Little Jack Horad
CSldicott, was also nicely rendsHi
"The Highland Reel" by NH
exquisitely sung by the Mi9ss 40
ana Virginia Conner and Mes5fs,Hl'
and ogls. In response to the 'PPA
"Joys OF Spring." by Gelbel, v"
dered with equally as pleasing o. ,.
Farewell to the Forrest" by y
dslssohn, a pretty piece OF music,
sung very nicely, and exhibited v
vantage the musical qualities 0'
members Of the society.
The concluding piece was the
tats. "Morning." 1t is Of good ',n
sition and was excellently r'nds
The solos by Mrs. J. P. W"Iss,,
Annie Raudnitzky and MI W
Pickels, we're sung with wonderful
cision.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
FIFTH EDITION
A HUMAN RsUTE,
How Thomas Msguirs n,.,,.
HIS wife.

How Thomas Msguirs n,.,,.
HIS wife.
The only case Of interest A, p,,,
Court this morning was tha, Of ~ vi UIlo'
Mcguire, . man OF evil look ,ns
reputation, who was arraisnsa ~ ~ -
charge OF drunkenness and diaord.sIa ~
conduct. The charge gave bpt ~.
evidence as to the gravity sf the i;'' n,;s
oner's ohense. Plg
Mrs. Hannah stien, the arss wi,D.,
testified that she stopped a, MagrI,a
house on French street above Pia',
last evening. Mr.. Msguirs was IN ~
house drunk, and cursed his Wit
made great noise. The witpss.
mOnstrated with Maguire but bs
came more violent. Finally he ran |
his wife to strike her when the vim
interfered, and be caught her arm y"
twisted II 80 that II hurt her evan ny
Shortly after that he hurled A li,b,'
lamp from the table 70 the floor brasI
ing 1t TO pieces and narrowly esc.pipa
conaagrstiOn. Earlier in the sysa,s
he kicked his little boy in the ch.a
as he was AZ work in the back v,,a
nearly causing him to lose his eve
Mrs. Mcguire, q fine ard very res sna..
able looking lady, and the wife Of N
prisoner, testified that her ha,b,uI
habitually abused her. On Wsdns1
day night she had to go into a ps,DS
boris house to sleep. "It Ia not the X,
time he has thrown the lamp, u said n
lady. 'ne has upset il ia my Ian ss1
eral times before: and h. shauetUll
abuses me, without cause"
1t was shown by the evidence O,
number Of neighbors, all of them >,
puiabls people, that Mcclure wa
dangerous fellow, that he labi!uall
abused his wife for no cause, that n
noise Of his contention was a nuiapO
In the nsighborhood and kept The,
awake all night sometimes and that
II continued they would move sv.
from the annoyance q nd the DANCE,
a Ere through the reckless Throwing
. lamp.
81 think, Maguirs," remarked ID
Mayor, after the taking OF the evidsu]
had been concluded, "that It 10 a us1
wonder that you are not here for murij
instead of only for disorde.ly condud
Any man who would deliberately up.
q lamp in his wife's lap certainly b,
murder in MS heart. shall ipe yo
$40 and costs and hold you In $500
keep the peace"
"oh yer Hon." replied the man, vii
9 swagger, Gall this is done for effect.
"Yss and hope the effect will
good, and tend to make you more Id
q man."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
wiihfn nm Inch of His D."

Clarence BlackwoOd, a d. OK h'' !,
the steamer Twilight, now lSlps ~ I
wharf Of the II. Il II. Co." sD y,
work yesterday evening slipped ', .
10y gang. way and fell into s .ns d
He sank three times, and was = \
rescued by William Grsveps'e,rEl ~
fshed for him with o boat h'oD N
caught him by mere chance = a, .,
had sunk the third time. A,V. ',
trouble Blsckwood was rssuscl"'I
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
This Week Sci oct Your Christmas
GiIff

Ths new spaperS are filed with
notices where to buy the fancy article:
tpr Christmas presents, but il yOn de
sire 70 give q substantial article in the
Say Of clothing, the Wilmington
GIothiUg House, N. W. cor. 4th and
Market streets, is the leading LOuse IN
this branch OF business, and the stock
Of Overcoats, uIsterettes and suits are
kept filed and prices way down, tor the
.-ason is advancing. Come at once
aud secure bargain at the Wilmington
Clothing House. JoHN W. DEFBNDoEF
Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
The state Orange

The State Grange concluded y, "
sion at Laurel on "Wednesday. VI
were elected az follows:
Master, ]. j. Rosa; O'er'r,T' ~
Thompson; Lecture. Sister i u.
worth: Steward, +. g. Smith ASS y
Steward, c. g. Brown; Chaplain,
as Bacon; Treasurer, J. NJ Dc W
Secretary ". B. Records; Gstsk',
". Il. Mason; Pomone, SlSt'f
Flora, Sister Mason; Ceres, Sl'"t
con ; Lady Assistant Steward
BrewD; member Of executive CIV
toe, Brother Il. II. Bancroft
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
ARaInninna Assault

Mayor Almond, last eVenIpE,
William Heidelberger, q Ue'HS'
the sum of $1,000 bail to snSN'
court the charge of assaui tipS
Rosanua Williams, No. lOO
Fourth street, with intent to "
rape. The assailant threw Ine
upon q trunk In order that he
psrpetrate his vile design, Du,
frightened of by her outcrleS'
struggles the woman's neck au'
we're injured.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
COmplatnf.

A correspondent wishes TO know 4
there is any law to prevent owners Of
carriages from placing them on the
pavement for the purpose OF washing,
thereby obstrncting the sidewalk, com
pelling pedestrians t, 60 outside OF the
curhstoDs to pass. Thtre Is nuisance
of this kind on French street above
Sixth. A CITIZEN.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
Local LinkIets.

The steamer Maggie, of the Rasterr
Shore Steamboat Co., Is in the II. d II
Co.'S. drydock, where she will be cut
In two and heightened.
The Swan, Clark & Co. case Is still
nnder argument in the U. S. Court.
Mr.. Lore was talking to-day.
The Pilot, new pilot boat for Bslti
more will leave the yards Of the II, d II.
Co. tc-morToR.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
Hare Oh AmRe,

We want to reduce our immense
sto k OF umbrellas, and from Low IN
til Jan. ls', viii Offer the same at actua
cost, All our goods ars marked il
plain figures, 30 customers will readily
sse that we mean just what We say.
Oar stock embrac .ull line from the
cheapest to the inest, among them
s,me very fine silk umbrellas, with
handles OF special designs, ana suita
bic for Christmas gifts. SHRPPEY, No.
jC3 Market street, opposite Clayton
House.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17

We are running 6 TO s 8operators dur
ing the holidays and finishing our
work in 4S hours after sitting. Our
prices are the same as usual: IL cards
for $50; 7 for Sl.00; $40 70,
sl.00. Children and copying pictures
the same. Bring your children early
In the day. sutterly & Sawyer, 302
Market st., above Third
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
SeGuMu tDiF lUN.
Mr.. ana lheFe.

Tne SUB JOmmiites OF the San FfaL
cisco Board Oi rrads, appointed to cJp e
sidec toe Intsroeeanic canal question,
has t-lesraphsd congratulations to
Rsar Admiral Ammen III the favorable
outlook tor the Nlearaguan canal, ana
has also telegraphsd TO Senator Booth,
,qussting him and the rest OF ths Cal
lfornia delegation in Congress 70 assist
in tnrtoering the project.
Tue Office safe OF Z. & A. Friedman,
suspended tobacco dealers in st. Louis
was broken open, yesterday, under
orders ir ia the Sheriff, but the book
and papers Of the frm for this year
and last con d not be found. The firms
liabinties are estimated at nearly S7O,
900, all in New York.
Lewis C. Toilette was committed In
default Of $40, ,00C bail, At Wokefsld,
Massachusetts,, yesterday, to answer
the charge Of causing the death Of
Rebeccs Long, by malpractice. John
Deamy was held in $1,000 bail, at Bos.
ton yesterday, on the charge Of drown
ing Michael Kuse, last Monday night.
The dwelling Of Antonio Tucker,
colored, in Prince George county, Vir.
ginia, was burned on Wednesday, and
histwo children perlshed in the flames.
Jane Robertson, domestic perishsd by
tho burning Of a dwelling in Tabusin.
toe, New Brunswick, yerterday morn
ing.
While laborsrs were cutting ioe or
the canal at Port Jarvis, New York
yesterday, they found the body of'
man frezeR fast to the under surface Of
the ice. A letter was found upon hin
addressed to morris o. Sullivan, Sol
diers Home, Bath, N. y,
The house OF George Hammond, neal
Middlsburg, Vermont, ''one Qi the finest
farm Houses" in that section, was
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss
$20, 600. GAntz & Ksmble's saw mill al
Millersburg, Pa, was burned on Wed
nesday night.
Ole Yaung, q Chinese laundryman O
Chicago, committed suicide by taking
poison, yesterday morning. He was
addicted 10 opium eating ard gam bling
and had lost all his money at "dTaW
poker"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
CRUsnED Roor.
Aimsst Fatal a eeident as the p.
W. a n. BoileP nhops Eo.day.

W. - -. nettof bnops To.aay.
About 10 O'Clock today, part Of the
roof Of the boiler shops OF the P. W. Il
B. r. r. Co. fell In and buried young
man. named william Lesch, beneath
the 1ebris. Dennis KarT, who was
standing near at the time barely
escaped.
The roof was about TO be removed,
ss the building 10 being torn down, and
the rafiers on one side had been cut
through. This caused IL TO fall.
Heavy machinery lying upon the
ground prevented the large beams from
falling upon Leech and crushing him.
he was removed In senseless con-
dition TO his home .. Eighth and
Pine streets. He Is not thought
to he dangerously hurt.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17

Go to the Boston Boot Il Shoe House,
209 Market street, and select your
slippers, for holiday presents. the
largest stock in the CITY, at prices rang
ing from rs cents TO $500. Gail early
and be suited. Sole agent for Il c.
Burt's fire shoes.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
Holiday Presenas,

To get a cheap and beautiful Christ
mas present, go toJ. c. Massey's jewel
ry store, No. 400 King sne eet; he keeps
nothing bat first class jswelry, at
the lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
The Bsy ard. lonkling Case

The Philadelphia Press this morning
publishes the affidavit OF J. L. And
hem, the stenographsr who reported
Senator Bayard's speech in Dover last
October, in which he swsars that the
report was published as taken down.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
MAR SIS.

W WARE-OAKFURD.--At the home Of the
bride, 18th mo-, 10Th 1850, by friends cere.
ToGy, in the presence OF The Mayor, Ed
win M. Ware of Bird eton, N. j., to Hebec.
ca W. OakfOrd, OF Wilm ins ion, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
sale OF BOOKS.

Don't forget the book and fancy
goods, row on sale at Osle's Auction
room No S07 Market street. Now is tht
time to buy Christmas presents. Friday
and Sstnrdsv night the last chance.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-17
mEAEHA.

ELLIoTT.-In this ty. on the 18th instant,
Mary, wife OF James Elliott. Dus motto ,
oi the funera! will be g'voD.