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APPROVED AND nIsAPpRovEp.
bquor Dealers whose Cases were Dis
p0sNA OF YesaerNav

pDseo OF HenfcroNy.
The District Commissioners yesterday approved
the following applications for liquor licenses
Michael Leahy, 11o5 street northwest August
Beck, Cos Pennsylvania avenue northwest; W. IT,
Wright sOl Thirteenth street northwest Patrick
White, IL II street northeast; c. A. Barnes 7I9
North capitol street; Timothy Kiligan, 715 Third
street northwest; John J. White 817 northwest:
Joseph schladt so High street. Georgetown; John
c. Bauman, lO7 II street northwest; jeremiah T.
oConnen, l05 II street northwest; r. A. DUFFY,
1902 Fourth street northwest; Eugene DAILY, Il l.
street northwest Patrick Quill, sOl, corner q ana
Third streets southwest Michael J. Kcane, 1856 b
street southwest; Thomas Malie 1lis Twenty.third
northwest Henry streitberger, 805 Eighth street
northwest; John A. Roth, Ninth street and South
T,;apronna ,;pd avenue southeast; Louis Fober, 4O5
,il ElcNehtn street northwest, and Louis Neurath,
f9mrth nmd Massachusetts avenue northeast.
Inc following were disapptoved Frank Gal
iagher, ll36 Twenty.fiEt street northwest f.. c.
knlght, llG0 Nineteenth street northwest John
Hayes, 400 First street northwest; MARY r. Young
2lS Eleventh street northwest; james McCiee 20Jl
seventh street northwest; II, II. sheehy, 2O3b Sew.
teenth street northwest; Edmund Healy, 40i Thir.
teenth street northwest; John NJ Buckley 1902
rrwWen!icLh street northwest; Herman Sautcr 1926
nlteenth street northwest; William Mcclure, 7O3
i street northwest; William H. Lee, 1s G street
northwest John Denringer, 1902 y street north
Charles n, Meyers g27 PENNSYLVANIA avenue north,
west Michael iiston, Sevcnth-strect road; Louis
ny' neyer' se,yenth.street road; Union News Com.
Lincoln avenues Francis Mueller, COL Maryland
avenue southwest; John Shea, 1875 Maryland ave
~, nue. southwest; Francis l.. Reiehert 5l5 Seventh
s, street southwest; Thomas l. Middleton, b33 Third
street southwest; J. NJ, Woodward, 207 NJ street
southwest Edward Slaughter, 233 II street south.
John L. WORKMAN, $40 k street southeast; LORENZO
simi, 1919 New jersey avenue southeast Peter
Ss MGpbntire pr Bridge street, Georgetown j. D. DAILY
70 bfluge street tieorgctown, and Patrick f. Boyle
iNtIlCtH ana = streets northwest
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DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
Tho Weather Tn.nn,.

Fbr The Middle Atlantic States, Including he District
" tbiu7bfd generally cloudy tcodther, nth occasional
hQh snoip, falling borOmo6T, northeast 10 sobihtdst
wtrds, aud no decided change IN temperature.
The changes In the thermometer yesterday were
as follows; a. m, l5o; 735 m, 1io; II a. nn 25o
p, m, 2S0; p m. Do; P, m, 300 il p. m, 26o.
Maximum, 29o minimum i3o.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

HANDSOME ladies' and gents embroidered slip.
pers. Your choice, Toe to 81 50 sold elsewhere for
s3, At the Great Boston Shoe Auction House 49l
Pennsylvania avenue northwest and $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast. Sign of Red Flag.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Captain walker. mabea. Corpu. Case.

inc habeas corpus case of Captain John p
Walkcris specially set for hearing before Justice
James this morning. The relator Is an officer in
the United States army, and, having been adjudged
insane bya board Of examining surgeons, was con.
fined In the Insane Asylum by order of tho Secre.
retary OF War. On October IL, 1870 Judge Warden.
as his counsel, obtained writ of habcas corpus
on the ground that he was sane and illegally held
u prisoner in the asylum. The writ was made rc-
tnrlnble forthwith and responded to by Dr. God.
ding, the superintendent Of the asylum ex.Cov.
for the physician in charge of that institution
AfteTtwo or three hearings the proceedings srs.
pended. IN the meantime Captain Walker was
released on bond, and since TINT time has remained
here: lie has conducted himself in. an orderly
gentlemanly manner, moving in the best society
anu probably his own conduct furnishes the best
evidence of his being of sound mind. In all like
lihood the Judge will to-day order his release and
as consequence he will be rcassigned to his com
mand,
National Republican., 1880-12-24

The following transfers in real estate have been
fled in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds: George
N. Barker TO Thomas Duncan part of lot 50, square
and 3, square 55l, 81 OOO
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prom,,cr, Iro,cI Arr,,o,..

IR,nqI0n-A. II, 9. lIardwIck, Charles A. Olooti,
y. W.Thatcher, New York ...... Uolm,CVs-John w.
Quincy, New York. .... PiO0s-I. b. Stewart, y. G.
Swan, r. J. Brooks New York c. +. Folsom, Bos.
ton !; p.W. Hitchcock, Omaha Irvine Miller, Vic
Tor Fehn, Switzerland 80. EbbM-Q. A. Gilmore,
N. A. Miles, 4. V. Sumner, 4. G. Veddcr, l.. l.. Liv.
ingston, I. s. A. G. S. McLain, J. II. Richmond,
New York; G. w. Mouton,J. $. Moulton, Clncin.
natl y. r. Woods New Jersey william stone,
MassnChusetts...... WWidrds-C q. Hldrcth, Il.
II. Peters g. X. Otis New York i. Laws, L. s. N;
O. A. kibbe, MaSsaChnsctts L c. Roosc Cnlifornia.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

You can publish thrce-line advertisement Of
want, rent for sale, or lost three times for twenty
five cents in The REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Wonderful Bargains I'm wa,c,c.

XANDER's Ives, Clinton and Concord wines are
lust what are wanted for the holidays. Depot OH
9TH street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

S. Nickel Stcm.Windcrs.
$3.50 Boys Solid Silver Watches
Sl5 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches
S25 Gents solid Gold Lever Watches
s32 Gents solid Gold American Stem-Winders
Also Full-Jewcled Levers at 2lS and $50.
X. HARRIS & Co.,
i32 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Julius Lansburgh's zoe. Hemp, al5 eth.

The Howland Dental Association, 21l Four and n.
half street use only $. s. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set Sec advt
National Republican., 1880-12-24
DIR. Boycc's TurLlsh Rntb.

BULLY ROY with Il glass eye, is what n chap
termed bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
had cured his cold. 1t only cost him % cents
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Fnr f'ItrSstrs.ns

And New Years supplies go TO Chris. Xanders,
9ll nth street northwest His stock of fine old
WHISTLES cannot be excclled for purity they take
the lead.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
RES Suits. Eiseman Bros, eth and f.
$. AIdcrncy Dn,ry Norou..-

Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning,
and delivered in 2lb. "Ward" prints nj 4jc per lb
Also cottage cheese, DC per ball buttcrmik, 5c per
quart, and sweet milk, DC per quart
National Republican., 1880-12-24
RQfs orflcE or CoLLEoToR or TAXEs,


49,. . WAsHINGToS. December is 1850
LAsT NOTICE 70 DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS
,y lolni resolution of Congress, approved June q
special S assessments, due the District Of Columbia
prior 10 July 1879. may be paid or before Jan-
nry 1881 by the addition Of six per cent per annum
" lieu or all penalties advertising, &C. Unless this
pIN,ege ~ awaited OF before the time limited by the
resolution, hll the penalties and other costs will be
hoIeu 10 thc TAX bills after January next.
10 taxpayers In arrears this opportunity will not
piopapy again occur, and II is materially To their in
ere o pay nly ana AL arrears OF taxes before these
hehNy penalties and other costs revert.
<,,-. JOHN L. COOK,
upIS
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Fop The uToIsdays

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
iIion,g; 10y WMSlchss ewelry etc Call or address
herHog, 3Oo Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Holiday Presents.

Call and examine the new style of paper ever
green's to-day ut the Washington Market StanC
No. 81, Scventhstreet entrance.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

FOR choice paintings, steel engravngs, chr0mos,
albertypes, photographs, velvet, gilt, and fancy
frames, eascls Christmas cards, and for the largest
SnNpnih street -
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Chris. Xandcr has fine lot of Walz Mount Sum.
nit, Monticello Old Crow, Hermitage, Moore and
Gflgsby Rye and Bourbon Whiskies and other fine
Drands' Leave orders at 91l 9TH street n. w.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
BUSINESS NOTES.
Grand Hnlls

for fine poultry and game tonight at DRIVER &
ScHorELDs, l3i3 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Ziniandel Hook -Muscatel, Port and Sherry wines
Holland Gin, runs and brnndies and WHISTLES for
the holidays, go to Chris Xandcr, OIL eth ST. IL. W.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
unues TO receive vauobes of oil descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

the Great Boston Shoe Auction House, 4p1 Pennsyl.
yania avenue northwest and6bs penntylyanla ave
nuesoutheast. Sign Of Red Flag.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
fl9Je OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE ms

IT.
foulhwcst corner Peina. ave. and Ninth 81. n. W,
Policy holders are hereby notified TO renew their ill.,
snlnnCo for 1881 before December 81 1850 Plense
CAL early, and bring policies or last receipt.
The managers have determined to reduce the inter
est on the premium notes TO one and one-hnlf iiiO
per cent being reduction of 5 per cent i'm pavmp pnt
oi p3ilcles !1 now In force. J. WESLEY BorEtER,
ufl' TT Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Our friend NNnder has the finest LOT of Olorose
Roman West India and Topas Shcrrcs that can
be found in the United States at bottom prices
9ll 7th street u. W,
National Republican., 1880-12-24
YoUrn Suits. EIsemOn Bros, 9Th and E.
The PIne. 20 nnx level

The Place 60 Ruy yewelry.
75c. Children's Solid Gold Rings.
sl.O Amethyst, Cameo, and Turquoise Rings.
e5 Rolld Gold Neck Chains
81 Solid Gold Scarf Pins.
s. Solid Gold Sleeve Buttons.
2to sO immense stock Of Bracelets.
r. HARRIS & Co,
432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

GET yonr Wines, Brandics and Whistles for the
holidays At Chris %nnders OIL 9TH street II. W. He
has the best
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Gl95% OFFICE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
- WAslIISGTON, Nov. ~, 1850.
Al me anhua meeting OF the stockholders of the Ma.
nonal Republican Printing and Publishing Company
LOT the election OF seven trustees TO serve for The oil
suing year will be held at the office Of the compeny
on FRIDAY, December 81, between the hours Of ii a.
m nlu - IN. LEWIS CIEPHANE,
National Republican., 1880-12-24
The Nasionn, s.s,.De,o.,, Comp.py.

BOYS Suits Eisemnn Bros, 7th and E.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 L ST., near
dietary So, Best shampoOer this side of New 70
National Republican., 1880-12-24
WI. STEPHENSON, Chairman.

VIZ. -, =, " VISIsI.I.Ili .VVIVIuIy. ut-I.IHl
e~SSss THE ANNUAL ELECTION or DIREC-
ksxy,, IOl,S by the stockholders ofthe NATIONAL
METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COM.
RhNS .s OF ile District Of Columbia will be held on
the SECOND MONDAY OF JANUARY, tbpinQ
January iol 1881 at the Office OF the Company SO
Market Space. Polls will be opened between the
hours of " ~. and o'clock y. nj.
by order OF the Directors.
de2Dtd SAM CROSS Secretarv
National Republican., 1880-12-24

81 BOYS overcoas. Eiscman Bros, 7,h and E.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Christmas decorations.

YOUTH overcoats. Eisemon Bros 7th and e.
National Republican., 1880-12-24

r2H| DIR. FLODOARDO HOWARD HAS RE
s1y moved MS office and residence to 1910 street
corner Eleventh street H. W. and has associated with
him ~ the practice of Medicine DR.. HOWARD Ill
GhhhEh ohice hours-9 10 1880 n. m; 1890 to p.
~, ahu 10 = p NJ nol0am
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Grnnd Rattle


for fine poultry and game tonight at DRIVER &
1913 Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1880-12-24

Julius LOnsburghs Low.Prlced Carpet House, 81
National Republican., 1880-12-24

$40 Cashmere Suits, Eiscman Bros, 7th and E
National Republican., 1880-12-24
RN- COMMITTEE on PUBLIC CONFORM.
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
WASHINGTON. D. c., December is. 1890.

All persons having rooms halls, hotels or quarters
OF any Kind where visitors can be accommodated are
requested TO send word at once TO the Committee of
Public Comfort nt headquarters Inaugural Commit
tee, National Metropolitan Bank Building, where
registry Will he kept and information furnished state
location, price per day, number that be accommo.
dated with or without board and name of proprietor
BY order OF the committee
National Republican., 1880-12-24
For tho Little One,

Julius lonsbnrghs 81 Tapestry Brussels, al5 Ill.,
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Ear l,nIlGonnIa

Julius Lansburghs Ingram, a5c., si5 9Th.
National Republican., 1880-12-24
Julius Lansburgh's 81 Lowell Ingrains, ai7 7th.


Pennsylvania avenue northwest and $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast Sign of Red Flag,
Julius Lansburgh's sr Lowell Ingrains, 3l7 7th.
XANDER's Ives, Clinton and Concord wines are
Just what are wanted for the holidays, Depot OH
9Th street northwest
wonderful Bargains In Watches.
S. Nickel Stem,Windcrs.
$3.50 Boys Solid Silver Watches
sl5 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches
S25 Gents solid Gold Lever Watches
si2 Gents Solid Gold American Stem.Winders.
Also Full-Jeweled Levers at 9lS and so.
X. HARRIS Co.,
432 Seventh street.
$40 Cashmere Suits, Eiscman Bros 7h and L.
GET yonr Wines, .Brandies and Whistles for the
holidays at Chris. Xandcrs OH 9Th street II. W. He
has the best.
FOR choice paintings, steel engravngs, chromos
albertypes, photographs, velvet, gilt, and fancy
frames eascls, Christmas cards and for the largest
variety OF picture mouldings, go to Neerhoi's, 9l6
Seventh street
Julius Lansburgh's Low-Priced Carpet House 3l5
9TH.
Our friend Xnnder has the finest lot of Olorosc
Roman, West India and Topas Sherries that can
be found in the United States at bottom prices
9ll 7th street II. W.
Julius Lansbnrghs 81 Tapestry Brussels, 3l5 7h.
For tho Little Ones.
0vercoats and listers of every description. The
largest assortmapt in the city. Escman Bros, cor
ner Seventh andE
BUSINESS Suits Escman Bros, Tth and Z.
Shedd Turkish and Russian Baths
At 003 street northwest, near Ninth. The only
reliable place In the city for genuine baths.
UisTERs and oyecoats, Eisemon Bros, 7th and f.
Diamonds, Watches, and JcweIry Great
Haranins.
Solid Gold Cameo Rings $3.50 upward.
Handsome li'cant Gold Watch and Gold Chain
$50, our specially for the holidays.
Solid Gold Studs, 81 per set
Solid Gold L0ckets 50.
Gents ScarEPins solid gold, $3.50
Ladies' sets Earrings and Breastpin $40.
Solid ll.caIat Gold Vest Chains, SlB
800 solid Silver Watches extra heavy, $3.50.
Handsome pair Diamond Earrings $751; weight
S2l solid l4Carat Lever Watches
$40 Solitaire Diamond Ring, 2}s earats perfect
JACOBS BROTHERS,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue
Houm listers, Eiseman Bros, 7th and Z.
WE have bought our goods at our own prices
and Will sell them at half their original value At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday at the
ONCE Of the Board Of Health:
BIRTHS.
Mrs A. Schmidt. q sou. Ianunry o.
Mrs vi GeAgau, " daughter, january y
Mrs. T. Le'deuberR, q daughter December ~.
Mrs. r. l.. T. ugent. u dhIGhter. January H.
Mrs. J., Brug ore, II eou, january 20
Mrs Flank rsndnger, daughter; JAN 20.
Mrs. Nick YOcltum. son, january l''
MARRIAGES,
10 81. Amnnt to Miss A. J. Dnlpit
[SFred r. Durgeu to Miss Mary A. Howe.
j.. Mcdonald to Mise Mary y Lyons.
Thos. n. Charies to Miss A. Prager.
i. Brown 10 Miss Lizzie ktnbeak,
Isnac TroiamAohn to Mtss A. kaufman.
Elias Compos to Miss NJ. Drulhet,
J. Is. Leve1ue to Miss J. Y. NJ ). Martinez.
DEATHS.
Child of Mrs. Murphy. 29 months. 1856 Com
WIN. KIommcr. % years Chartres. near Ma
zant, native Of Germany. ca,,,.oro,o, o,s
Mrs. Nj. Il. Wilkins. ~ yeara- Commerelai ana
Adams, native of ONO.
Wa. Mullen. 90 years 80 Race street. native OF
Ireland.
g. ID Woodruff Ga years Permission. near Live
Oak native of New Jersey.
Rosa LUX, year. sla Chartree street. native
f. IL Day. % years 23t Julia, native of New
Nj, Nj. abarkey. 10 days, 465 st, Andrew. native
of New Orleans.
J, Il. King. month 100 Delord street. native
of Louisiana,
susan M. HendTlcRs. ~ years, z's oieh'iio
street, native of Mississlpni.
Juliana Green 80 years. Flood and Craps. ma
tive OF Nav Orleans.
l.. M. O'Brien, . years. st. James and Fulton.
native of New Orleans.
Martin Shaw coored. rs years. Freetown. La.
E Margan. years. CrHps and Bartholomew.
native OF New Otleana.
Bella Clancy. colored. 2 months. rs st. Thomas
street native of New Orleans.
Male child of Mrs. Sommers. 30 minutes. 27sS
Rampant.
Caroline N. Langenstein. months. 1l52 Ma
gazine street, native OF New Orleans.
Julia Walker, cnlored, ~ years. 22O}6 Cont
street pntive of Virginia.
Madeline Carr. colored 90 years. 1856 South
Johnson street. native Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
M. L. CHURCH (NoRTH).

The conference Of this church concluded OF
Saturday after divine service with the follow
Ing district appointments:
South New Orleans District. G. Hartzall
presiding elder. Amaa Church. Goo, II. Bris-
tor: First Street Church, stephen priestly
Sixth Street Church. ~ be supplied: Mount
Zion Church. Prince King: Simpson Church
Henry Green: Clinton street Church and Plum
Church VIM Hurrall. First German Church
Gotlieh = sdoll. Second German Church. to be
supplied; Donalasonvflle, Pierre Landry. Pr
lot Town and lower coast churches. 10 be sup-
piled: agan, Orphans Home. W. d. Goldman
professor lii New Orleans University A a,
J hnson editor Southwestern Christian Adno-
North New Orleans Observation-Disclosures Dale,
presiding elder: Wesley Chapel; Emperor Will
ftams: Union OhaneI. a. +. Z, Albert: Ia Harpe
M Vance: Pleasant Plains Church. Anthony
Ross: AlElers Church. Thomas Kennedy: st
ington: ThibodauX Parish Church. VIM. Davis
WoodIawn aud Aaanmptton Church, Austin
gun City Church, Vaudeville and Springfield
churches. Chaa. Washington; Pearl River aud
shady Grove churches. Levi Johnson.
Baton Rouge Distriet-J0Reph Gould. presid-
Ing elder; Baton Rouge Church. W z; Forrest;
West b ton Rouge Church. Isaac Haywood
Crosse Tote Church. Andrew Johnson; Plains
NJ tgnolta churches John k-rshaw:. Count
Church. ID 10 supplied; Clinton Church. g.
Montgomery: State Line Church. Alexander
Martin; I'D River Landing Ghureh and Union
Chapel. Jonn Qnalles: Nav Roads Church. TO
D. supplied; Jackson Church. Geo. Lacy
Macedonia and Mount Carmel churo hes q I.
Gayden: West Fetoiana Church. Mars hull
Smith Bayou Goulh Church. Alex. Preniu- ::
White Hall Church. VIM. Smith. Lake Provi-
dance Chnrch, 10 be uLplted
la Terha Dstrtct-joBeph Matioek. presiding
elder: Ia Teehe Church. Addison Moore j,
Franklin Church. ]. W. Hudson; Gentrevlls
and Patterson Churches Robert Anderson
Cypremort Church. Il /; Beal: Jaanorette
Church. Willis Carr; New Iberia and TIL mson
Churches, Folk lando !; ST. Martlnvtlle Church,
Allen Luster; 0peousas and Washington
Churches, Washington Brooks: HolmtsvtIe
and Marksvilln Churches. Horace Wallace;
Cheyneyv!ile Church, Abraham Hilton Alex
andria and Pineyvillp Churches. j T. Marshall.
Shreveport Dstrrt-samuel Davage presid-
Ing older: ST .F4nls Church. H. 7, Abbott; st.
james Church. s. +. H. Morand: Fairfield
Church, Tennessee Jackson: Manstlald Church.
Reese Thompson: Rod Springs Church. John
Sparks: Natthtoches and St Martin Churches.
j. w. Hilton: CoushHtta Church, Frank Harvey
Allenvile Circuit. j. Brooks Fort Jessnp and
Annacoce Circuit Frank Walker: Campte
Church, Geo. Washington; Scott Circuit Samuel
Armisted; Cross Lake Church, Alfred Lsgardy
Cotetau and Cloutieivlle Churches. John Sims
Monroe Church Austin Jones Bastrop Church.
Alex. Spears; Island and Beehell Churches.
J. w. W sey.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
At THE STATE HOUSE.

Yesterday morning Gov. Witt appeared at
his oittae at an unusually early hour. but early
us IL waa h VIA moi with crowd of vtsitors
He remained for about three hours entertain
ing all dlers with earneatness aud attention
and dfspatching business with ataerity. 30 far
the Governor has been physically inc pablo OF
suheetng himself To tho seyarer duties of his
position. mud has merely uerformei those net &,
which are necessary TO tho oSp ,litious and of
feetive working OF legislative matters
Hts appearances yesterday. however, indi
Gated " decided improvements In hoalth md IN
witnessing tho manner In which he dispAte hed
busneas. tho reporter Of tho DEMOCRAT was re-
minded Of Tho older days when aov. Witt waa
LOST In tho multiplicity OF official dutne. II IL,
Thought thnl within tho current week he will
sond some important appetntmeuts to tho Son
ale but the Aguri0g OH names has boon very
udatermiuata on tho outside.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
PARDoNs BY GOV. NICHOLAS.

Tba f,i,owi,r nardona mnda Nv Gov
ine io.'VM'ns '
NICHOLS since the meeting OF inc HIST Jeglsla-
ture, and aent to tho Senate for approval. were
yoatoraav raturnnd hy TINT ho5y ia aav Wilt
'."s - .,.s , =
Win we opluloh l1he " ''"ta nv ~ soust'-
ared by the Senate. ~ II WAS u matter for tue
paarJ nf AnnaaIa The hoard howavsr IL nnm-
~, :, a.,
posed OF tue a9Netaot' the se6tetatY ~ hl1le
the Lieutenant Governor and tho Attorney
Il ,uornl md 40 tho two Intfar huyn nnnrovad
:, ~, M
the paFaeh7' tho httito hie tohllthloa. ihs
names are as foll0NH:
Mn,rorot Jeuehrin rovfntoi Of neItv larceny
in thn tee md Jndiefnl Diefriai Court md son.
tannnd 10 righf months' tmnrtsonmpnt
GnorIna 4Ianb1rrv hure larry aud grand lar
= ~ flrtaa,. Il ~ ]
nretennes pntiah If oTlenn4. ona yenr
u Antntnn easn4lattt womn1ine less than may
hem na,lsh Of Orlonna. ak months.
n Bpvnfd assault and battery. parish of Or
lanna. one month
~ - mannvin n nnlnannp assault and bat
tery narieh of Orleans: nffaen days
unrrief Jackson notify Mrpany parish of Or
leans: sentanced tothn penitanIfary
uenrv Kipnera assault with 4 dangerous
wannpn tnrjsh of Orleans. thrpa months
Aihnrt Aaeaat ani kjnvia Nesot larceny nariab
of St Landry. eight nonthA
Ionis Hrhwnrfz shooting With fnte6t to muir
der unrtsh of Oileans: nfua manths
Didter Walis. shooting with Intent to murder.
OrI,n,ta. MIN months
Mark i,nwson n4rryfnp concealed weapons
QrIeans. two montha
n A Housed nauanIt with Infant to kill Or
leans: eighteen mouths
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-27
POLICE BOARD.

Tho Board OF Police Commissioners mot last
night Mt thar rooms IN tho Central Stations
Mayor Patton In theehair. and quorum OF the
commissioners present.
Paroman Victor rnrrott. lowing bis boat
without pNrmiasion. two dnys pay.
Pattofman scotland. neglect of duty one dny's
pay.
PatroImon Fmnnagan. nj. A. II. Porter. Ed.
Grady aud Ill. 7. 0teagh. neglect OF duty. ono
day Z pay eHch.
The following resolutions offered by Admin
i9trator NaHiey were adopted:
kesolred. That from january &C. 1870. MI mem
hOrs Of the police force convicted If drunken
n es hefore tho board shall be dismissed the
forea BE II further
Resoirrd That hereafter NIL members OF the
po lee who arc found To hahitually violate tho
police rules. aud have boon convicted before
the board. shall be- dsmIa sed the force.