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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07
LEGISLATURE or LOUISIANA.
TINE SENATE

tATuRDAY, March 9.
The Senate was called to order punctually d,
| noon By Lieut.. Coy. MeEnery: twenty three
Senators present. quorum.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Senator Robertson. from the Committee OF
Finance. reported by substitute for the funding
bill
The substitute WAS ordered TO take the place
Of the original bill and BIZ prlated.
BY Senator Mutt, from the Judiciary Commit
tee on Senate bill No. 1914. relative to the trial Of
contested election cases. favorably, with amend.
ments.
On House bill No. 1se, relative TO cruelty te
animals. fayorably. with amendments.
Senator Kidd reported NJ duly enrolled Sen
ate bills Nos. 50 %. "a and 81.
The Uills were signed BY the Lieutenant Gov.
senator Robinson. from the Finance Commit.
1se report favoraely With atnens;msnts. on
rat'ons to receive evidences Of indebtedness for
taxes and licenses.
One u the amendments. provides, !, that snch
ton ~ to the year In which they we're issued.
~ Senator Foster, from the Oopmittee On
rsdsra Ma t on House Joint
No11CRs.
enact seotion sb4s II the svised Statutes. Also,
Of bill to regulate removals under article 1sB
Also oiIa bill to regulate removals under arti.
eles No. 400 and 7ol OF the consitutlon.
senator Perry introduced. aocprdlD9 to notice,
Ts prro " Sat se sn
render Of proper y b.. insolvents shall not In.
clude any property not Situated In tho State.
SECOND READINGS.
ssse I'm Nsx to s Ps s # se
senate bin No. 14s. relative 70 the duties and
e @ sss se H Hna 1rdars
engrossed and read d third time.
Senate bill No. eS, relative I? the causes Of re-
ssnse n: nsa h seeoa 81, Of the
Rayiaed Statutes. reported upon unfavorablY.
ln5ennitely gnstponed.
M. 81 1s7s. reported upon nniavorabiy. In
definitely postponed
Benate bill No lle. to repeal section aud 9 OF
act No. % OF 1879. Ordered printed and lies
On motion Of Senator Fontenot Senate bill
No. lac Was ordered printed.
SENATE BILLS on Third READINGS.
Senate bill No ia. to transfer balance Of drain
benate bill No. 12e, relative to judicial adver-
MI. Steele offered to amend by striking out Mr.
Marston'e amendment. and providing that he
same charge be made for publication 10 New
State. In the country. he came aa the charges
made for police jury advertisements.
1he amendments were adopted and the bill
ordered eDgrossed and read third time.
HOUSE BfILs.
House bill No, lb3 relative to the pOydras
fund Of Baton Rouge. Read a third time
House bill No. III. for the relief ii J. II Cos.
grove, The amendment OF the Finance Dom
mlttee was adopted. and the bill was read 9
House Bill No. 100, relative to the practice OF
dentistry. Passed finally by ~ yeas nays !. -
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THE "RlvAL CYCLOPEDIAs" AGAIN.

TO the Editor OF the Democrat:
Probably not one OF your numerous read
ers enjoyed, In q manner, the good-natured,
satirical article on book agents In Fridays
Issue more than did, notwithstanding am
one of the unfortunate individuals ut whom
II was aimed. That man must be very thin
skinned aud irrascible indeed who cannot
appreciate good thing. even though It be ut
his own expense, and certainly your funny
man has succeeded In capitally caricaturing
the fraternity Of book agents. My own por-
trait / don't recognizes, Of course, but the
"other fellers" think must be perfect.
But seriously, Mr.. Il iitor, what distinctive
characteristics appertRtn to the book agent,
that he, above all other business men, should
be singled out and made target for the
not as we'll hold up to ridicule the lawyer
who, by long course OF training OF his
knowledge Of the law, by his elOQuenoe and
his keen insight Into human nature, is en-
abled to away his jury: or the preacher, who
Christian; or the political lobbyist, who
pushes through his bill against all obstacles2
Does not tho book agent possess all the
qualities that are admired and extolled and
~ to make success 10 every other calling;
responsiveness. will-power? All these at
tributes and many others, II he is good
agent, he possess IN an eminent degree, and
II with 1t all he Is \ gentleman, and most Of
those OF the better class are. and has besides
a work OF real merit to offer, he Is entitled to
q respectful hearing.
The American Uyclopeda Is the most valu
able single set Of books In the English langu-
age, aud any man may we'll be proud to rep
resent 1t; the cause OF education and OF good
morals il subserved every time man Is per-
suaded, even against his will, to place 1t In
his household for the use of himself and his
family. good cyclopedia Is far more truly
one OF the necessaries Ut life than are many
Of the things We commonly mean BY that
phrase. l think 1t Is Dewitt Clinton who
says. Wealth Ia variety, pleasure a shadow,
power pageant; but knowledge is eestatic
In enjoyment, perennial III fame, unlimited Ia
space aud intinlte IN duration
Pardon me, Mr.. Editor, for trespassing
upon your space. My object Is to utter a lit
tie protest In behalf Of the mucE-abused book
agent-abused not for his lack Of ability and
the usual qualities which go to make business
success, but because of his ability, which
these very qualities give him, for wrestling
the mighty dollar from unwilling pockets.
No business nowadays thrives without su-
perhuman effort, and the drummer and the
agent are the factors to success. HE laughs.
who WINS" JAMES e BOLLES,
Agent Of Appleton's Cyclopedia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

ARTISTIC PICTURES. We were invited yeater-
day By friend TO visit the studio Of the talented
young artist. Addison NJ. Stringer. 14s st.
Charles street. and were delighted with the
specimens of crayons exhibited by him there.
He Is now engaged In finishing admirable
pictures Of the officers Of the Washington Ar.
tillery. Among those already completed We
Captain a j. B. Richards ~ Eugene May and n
NJ. Isaacson and Mr.. Fl. nry Floraace OF the
In the studio is a portrait OF Mrs. Herns helm,
who is the mother Of our well snn n towns.
tobacco man ufaeturers. Tha.e gentlemen have
taken lively interest IN this risinR young ar.
tist and are 1attered at his success. It always
affords as pleasure to see our native talent en-
couraged, aud In this Particular instan. 9 1t
richly deserves oil the encouragement 1t has
enviable position among the artists Of thil
country. New Orleana may we'll be proud o.
her sons.
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CONSTABLE SALES.
LouI. Gordon VI. 4. r. nelwick.

L,1oHTH JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOB
II the seventh District. parish OF Orleans, ,
Mo-. 1874 and 1se-By virtue q two writs Ct aerf
Roman. eighth justice Of the peace Ia and for
the Seventh District. parish OF Orleans. will
proceed to sell at public auction. on bATUk-
O'Clock M, corner Of Canal Avenue and Hamp-
son street. In ead district OF this city. the fol-
lowing described property. to Wit
ALL THE CONTENTS or THE MONARCH
COFFEE. HOUSE sftua'ed In the seventh Dis
trict. such as bar fixtures. counter. shelving.
some stock table. chairs. pictures and one Snn-
CHI gas machine. Also. one double ten. pin
alley and shed buildiug gas fixtures In n.pin
alley, tn pin balls and pins; as per inventory
on file In ny once.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Ylh2 q ~ p. MICHEL. Constable.
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ACT.

Relative Tn the Creation Of q Police
Mm9pslrate's Court IN the Fifth District,
Parish at Orleaus.
THE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBER OF THE
l House Of Representative OF the State OF
tive District. Parish OF Orleans, hereby and in
com pliApce with article AZ Of the constitu Ion.
gives public notice hat he will introduce bill.
police couri, with criminal jurisdiction as conn
hitting magistrate, for the Filth District. parish
Of Orleans: providing for the appoint ment and
election Of q jude and constable thereof. aud
defining jurisdiction. territorial limits. powers
ie u Is "a NH is f.. QUINN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

Elevated railroads are etill fashionable In
tAe North. A new one was opened In New
York city last week. the Second Avenue
branch, OF the Metropolitan Line The cpl.
demlc has even reached the quiet city Of
Philadelphia, and work on an elevated road
tn chat city has already begun.
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segment year. siitched together IN such form al
the Auditor shall prescribe.
Pending discussion on section Al the commits
tea then Iose and reported to the House. lite &C.
ton WAS ooncu, red In. aud further. eonsidera-
ton Of the bill POSTPONED until Monday al
o'clock.
Aft fixing the Baton Rouge State. House bill
for consideration Immediately after the revenue
bill lie disposed II, the House then adjourned
until Monday at Il u'el tek.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

There 10 ct last a bare possibility that
Niagara Falls will be erected into an 1nterna- :
Nonal park. The Legislature Of Ontario IL
strongly In favor Of this arrangement, origi-
nnlly suggested by Lord Dufferin when Gov
eFnor q, neral Of Canada, and has appointed
: commission to ascertain the value of the
property at Niagara Falls with q view to its
purchase. The Legislature of the State Of
New York has been invited 10 do the came.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

Dynamite plots are oil the rage. Close
aster the attempt made on the life Of the
Car In the Winter Palace comes the attempt
n blew up the %. Heller barracks On the
lslAnd of jersey. and now news IL brought Of
~ attempt made BY Greek at Constanti-
nople 10 blow up the palace Of the Sultan with
a Internal machine he had invented. Several
ether countries are vet to hear from.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

OILS PAINTS. ETc.-In another column Of our
paper this morning will be found an ADVERTISE
ment OF Mr.. Samuel NJ. Todd. who for many
years has been one Of our leading merchants.
Hts store is now located In the comm odIous
building. No. 81 MaRaztne street, and the factli-
ties for conducting his large and fncreas Ing
business have been greatly enhanced by he re-
moval to this new location. 1t will be seen BY
reference to his card that he IL prepared to- fill
all orders for paints. oils. ar'i. to- materials.
glass, illuminating and lubricainR oils. ETC..
a. the most reasonable prices and on short mo-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

The generosity and charity Vt this country
has been unexampled IN the history 81 the
world. The city Of New York alone has sent
no lees than 100000 to Ireland this year.
This, u course, does not include the Herald's
xplief fund, which comes from other cities and
States, AZ we'll AZ New York. and which, more.
over, has not yet been sent across the water,
but only those funds that have been actually
mt b Ireland already.
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clipping enterprise for the purpose Of de-
frauding the government, and that quite .
large income Ii made by these people BY ab-
straetipg two or three cents worth Of silver
from every coin that passed through their
hands. AZ the defaclng Of coin IL misde-
meanor and punishable Under tho law, u IL
proposed to put this statute In execution and
punish some OF these gnjn-gllppers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07
Art Illustrations.

Tomorrow will begin at Grunewald's Hall a
series OF art illustrations BY Prof. g. Il. Orom-
we'll which. II we may believe the reports OF
Northern. Eastern and Western newspapers.
are most instructive and entertaining, The
Professor shows pictures Ut art aud landscapes
by means OF the dforama and illustrates them
wi h an eloquent lecture. Tomorrow night be
Will rive visual aud oral illustration Of YER
sailles and all It's marves OF art and scenery.
When we vii have seen the exhibition we Will
speak more about 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

Attention Is called to the business card OF
Mssrs. Gibson. Hall & Montgomery. which ap-
pears in another column. and which announces
that the office OF the arm ia at No. 81 Carondelet
street. Tne firm Is str ing one, being COM
posed of Hon RANDALL L. Gibson. Gilbert L.
Hall. Esq.. aud w. Il. Montgomery. ESQ and
fAntinn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

The French and German standing armies
u present are nearly equal In point Of mum.
bsrp, the difference In favor Of Germany
being only 1000 men. The new army bill,
however, whiqh the German government IL
iOfcin8 through the Reiehetag, will change
I'll thts ana enable Germany To place from
9,DOo,Ooo ID 100000 men In the field In the
event Of the mobilization Of its forces
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NOTICES or SPECIAL ACTs.

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AOT-RELATINu
~ to. repairs to State House.-1hs under-
signed member " tbs Houe Of Representatives
plan 70 with article AZ OF the constitution gives
publie notice that he will lntrojn " a bill to
make an appropriation to pay M. p. DOnllut, Ut
Orleans. for repairs made to state House In
1873
fsia 10 "a mhl 7,s JNO. b. BUCHANAN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

Honesty THE BEST PoLIcY Martin Lannrs.
stalls Nos. and So Magazine market. By his fair
dealing has increased his business wonder
fully: he has. therefore. increased his force.
His several sons, handsome, healthy and ane-
Lsnkipo ara "a d lite - daucinH masters, an i
always ready and willing to wilt on customers.
No one need ever 20 AWAY dtseafssfed., He y
bound to ret tho b-st m0at9 ann vegetables in
ne market and Ct the lowest 0tsh prices.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Nsw oaL1ANs. mAnGm !, lsss.
rRIPLE SHEET

HUtSth Carolina has been devotin9 more
attention lately to cotton factories than
almost any other Southern States, particu-
lAtly those factories producing yarn. There
Are nov III the state eighteen cotton factories
eryctea a r,pet II nearly $1,000 900.
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NotIca of : special Act.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBER OF THE
l. House Of represent a'ivss VI the State Of
Louisiana, from the Fourth hep ssentattv0
District. pari sh Of Orleans. hereby, and Ia com-
plianee with article AZ OF the constitution, gives
putlic notice that he will Introduce bill with
the obi set Of making II q law. TO define aud reg
ulate the practice Of medicine and midwifery
In the parish Of Orleans.
fplQ n "A nhI IL RI. HEIDENHA1N.
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TO insure In Western Assurance Company
$1,000 on dwellings or furniture costs less daily
than cup Of coffee Why do you neglect In
surfing? THOS. w. MILLER. Agent,
1871 Common street.
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Notice vi d special Act.
LINHE uNnERAIaNED MEMBER on THE

TNHE UNDERSIGNED. MEMBER OF THE
House Of Representatives Of the State OF
District parish Of Oflsnns. hereby, and Ia com-
pllance with article 40 Of The constitution gives
pu lie notice that he will INTRODUCES u bill. with
city Of New Orleans 0 suspend the drawing Of
Premium Bonds for the years 1880 an 1851. and
to transfer the amount allotted to the premium
bond fund to the Department OF I'm provementS,
to be used for sanitary purposps
fs12 10 "A mh1 ID FL, HEIDFNHAIN.
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New Mus1c.-We are indebted to Philip Wer-
lein. 1876 Canal street. for a song entitled My
Heart Give Thee"
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We we're shown yesterday an excellent Dor
trait Of the late distinguished jurist. Judge T.
Wharton Collens. This fine likeness. In oil.
was taken during his life and Ia speaking
picture. will be highly valued by those OF
bis kindred who may be fortunate enough to
possess II. 1t can be- seen Mt the Photographic
studio OF John n. Clark. 10l Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-07

BOYS AND CHrLDREN's CLorHrNa.-H. b. Bte-
VEINS has just received a large assortment OF
children's clothing suitable for spring and
summer wear. Capt. Stevens has just returned
ftom New York. and has the latest and most
fashionable styles In clothing.
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Notice os special Act.

A OCORD1NG TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF
a article 48 Of ths constitution notes ls here.
by given that will apply to the La9lsature for
The pms aage Of nm not TO reimburse m for mo.
Dey erronsousy aid into tbs bt ito treasury.
Or for authority to sue the State thersf0r,
p u. FELL,
fe24 NH Z ia 10 as 1873 aravier street.
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nhl71s JNO. b. BUCHANAN.
NOtlce of j. pyctal Act.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY l.. MIL
Az 1Au1oD. u member Of he House OF Repre-
ssntatives. that he intends TO present to the
General Assembly bill to crea q aud organize
IN additional city eourt Of New Orleans. and to
prescribe the powers. duties and com pensatiOn
vi the judge ard officers thereof.
fa2& uh1 7 In 10 as
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DO UP rowH.-No doubt II all the ladies' In the
city were as we'll posted as some OF the exauis-
italy dressed ones that We know of Adams h
Bro. 59A Magazine. would have to eth further
enlarge their tasty establl shment. In another
column this firm advertise large selection OF
M tenn1a
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IN THE MATTER OF VIM r. NOVEL VIZ,
His CREDI TORS.
Fifth District Court for the parish o! Orleans
No 1O3sS,

EyUi IV5b*s
RY JULES A. A. kOUsgEAU. Auc.ionesr-..-
- ONCE. "a Camp street--Ou MONDAY. March
3. 1880 at 1890 O'Clock a. m, at No la For
dras street. near 1t. Charles, by virtue and
pursuant to an Ordar from the Hon. w. Fl.
Rogers. JndRe OF the Fiji District Court fnr the
pa ish Of Orleans. dated February "a. 1880, oil
the docket OF said court
Terms-Oash on the spot. ~ d+s
JOHN W. ANDERSON, Hvndie.
r. B.--The wagon horse aua harness and
ase n store will be enld at 10 ncl oh N MIR Of
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Notice Of sps ciaI Act.

r GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL APPLY TO
IL the Leaislature for an approximation Of s47.-
900, due my late husband. A. J, Oliver, a. CON-
tractor under act No 80 Of 1863.
fe24 NH IA 10 pb& Widow and Tutrfx.
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Dnsds On 1des z .Haiu ou1es dyspepsia.
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MikaORs. vlCTgh1A yEDHgg SUITS.
MAHTTrTbhsSasEsi 2 Asb !" s sRi btSffta.
kooM AND KITi,H EF FVRSfrDHE And
TABLEWAkE. AND "a gENERAL AN
BORTMENT OF HOUAEK EEPl NO ABTI.
OLEa: BEING TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF THE DWELLING. HOUSE NO. 1oo
CANAL STREET.
WILL BE sold ON THE PREMISES. on
w MONDAY. March .. 1880. at II q. MI ON ae-
count OF deuaiture
Terms-Oash,
MONTGOMERY h 90.
mh6 at Auetioneers.
M ONT0OMEfsY d 90.
~ AUdTIONNERD,
Will sell Horses. Mules. Cows. CARRIAGES ~
Harness at auction. at
MONTGOMERY'B TATTERsALI1.
Ne. - Dassnns strsst,
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q n
o'clock,
Oouai9nments Of stook solicited. Auls -
yuDIo1AL ADvEnrlsEMEnrs.
AUCTION SALES.
by Jules A. a. Rousseaa.
EYNDJC SALE.

ELEGANT WALNUT. MAHOGANY AND
a aTass 36oR Ps Raa}oa aErs NTH
TIE AND. PiER n .islsonj. nAsI;pMk
TABLES BgD LOUNGES. .AOukaE9.
MARBLE TOP BUREAUa AND w.HH-
tTANDs. .AkMOlha. VIC tOHlA BEDS.
MAHBLE TOP TABLES, AND A LAH01
LOT OF MEDIUM FURNITURE
-ALaO-
ONE HORSE, WAGON AND II 4 RNESa.
LEASE Of STORE TO OCTOBER /. 1880
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aesds ailt Edse Tonic gsssores The appetite
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belongs to the State OF Louisiana, anotner OF Gil
ish, and another Of ali the property therein
which belongs to each tncorpor village IOWA
or city: and shall describe all the lands Owned
aud range. but shall not afflx any valuation
thereon and al the subdivls'on OF land In each
parish must BIZ embraced or described. eli her
Ia the tax lists Of resident taxpayers or Of abb
sent owners. or unknown owners or OF the
United States. or OF the State, or OF the parish.
to the end that parcel OF land eubIect to taxa
ton shall escape assessment II any subdlvi:
sion II land BE- voluntarily p9i'tsd lrGm al a Fl
the taxes thereon: But none u the pubic
property SO described In sale, lists shall bs
and pf rsonnl property subject to taxation shall
be estimated by the assessor at 1tg cash
value. under such rules az may be estapl1shsd
bv a system of equalization Of the property
Of the State under articl. 2o3 OF the constitution
and In case OF dtsaRreement. Or on demnnd q
nnired 70 esl 70 his two
paying taxes on both real estate and personal
property. residing In thu vicinity, to assess the
BY the taxpayer. ard In case Of disagreement
Iney shall call third party aualfed "a 81 bbeloIe.
to ac as umpire. whose decision shall be en-.
| section II OF this act. and the same snali be
signed by said taxpayer and umpire and owner
a na1er nndsr oath shall aexe tia. eross jus
tic. has been done to him. IN sghieh case an az;
peal shall Ito to the courts: All such caaes shall
chambers bv rule, and the court shall. In read
ing the judgment. assess 10 per CENT damages
on the amount Of the taxes aaalnsx tnS par.y
SEC 20 Be 1t further enacted. ETC. That each
State tax assessor. immedi stely after the said
proceed, in each year, to have said lists filled
out signed and sworn to. as above provided.
and shall ale the same In the Office where the n
sas n'a Ss S In DAY = 1S ssS
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that be be eensursd for consuming the time Of
the House By 3 frivolous motion.
Representative Allan moved that the whole
subject. matter be inheanitev postponed. and
that all rnoltlon OF 1t be expunged from this
minutes. Adopted.