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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29
FARM AND GARDEN.

PRoFIT IN Hods.-In raising hogs, as
In other departments Of live stock nus
bandry, the interest of tho farmer Is to
get the most money for his care, labor
and feed. 1t has been shown repeat
edly by experiments that wClt.brcd
Berkshires and Poland-C China swine
will, under favorable circumstances,
produce twelve pounds Of pork for Il
bushol of corn. These instances may
not be very numerous, but they show
what can be done aud done without
much difficulty. From n list Of ex-
pcrimcnts in feeding swine made in
several States, tho lowest average was
five and threc.quarter pounds OF pork
to a bushel Of corn fed on the ground,
and the highest an average Of twenty
pounds. made by feeding pair Of pigs
green corn In tho eur. From thirteen
ovrry bushel OF corn was 10 pounds Of
pork. With good breed Of swine
properly cared for, five and sixteenths
pounds OF corn ought so produce one
pound OF pork. This Is Il better average
than is generally obtained, but 1t IL both
possible and practicable. Instead OF
six pounds to tho bushcl-whtch Is Il
fair estimate with inferior animals to
consume the grain-the farmer ought
not to bo content with less than ten
pounds. 1t Is not difllGult to calculate
what ono Is doing i'm feeding corn TO
hogs in the way OF returns. IL one
bushel If corn represents ten pounds Of
pork, and tho price Of pork Is SO per
hundred, tho farmer is receiving 30
cents per bushcl tor his corn, and il
pork is 81 per hundred he is getting 10
cents for corn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29

(NANE and UMBRELLA combined. Poteut for
~ sale cheap. Addr 81 Box 269. r ,oiieater, N Y,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29
MAKE HENS. LAY,

An Engiis Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist, nov
HAsSn8 ~ this country, Say that Of the hores
anu ORttle PO%ders here are worthless trash He
i,S{; ,S{ TIA, a. hsridsns Condition Powder, sbso
earth win make hens lay ifko shorIdan's Condition
PoTaers Dose, one tenep poun to on, pint OF feed,
stamps. l.s. JOHNSON 4 CO., Banssr, Ne,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29

Ok Ds"Hi nj Cards. Gold, Chromp, oto., with
EO nanie, !uc.. postpaid. A. l.. Vi. fsndorf Co.
Fort Plain N. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29

NEW YORK BANKING AND MERCHANDISE
~ 90. Quar- 200 ace TO ten per oont. a month
ON sums from g.. 10 81 000. Address
l76 VA >HlN0TON street, Now York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29
r nERM ON ETERS,

D0MjN De noindisd. Before on buy any Eleoiri.
HIN r. cal Iiet, battery or M rdicaI Appliance,
UOlN address DR.. Dye, box 1919, Boston, Mass
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-29

COPY c! O. " PAD s&EsHsns ss:s'!sr GIN ssfs Z.
thI th, mnsy. % M and H.c"pos t;T 50 Kinds Of Ink ell
II. BLEDSOE, T. NJ, AlvarAdo. TAxas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
8ib Ssssn unS 9essibea,
@siuncbsit une 3susisu,
S~siOnefrs absr Dsnsn,
Tie tisfsn Spru& tbun leltn.
Dies Saus III msin unS br6 ni6t msin ;
@sr mad mir tcmmt pirs's aud 10 ltin.
Wan FACET. ss lsi bSis 3sit
Col IisSsr iastn tSis 9ert!
Die 3silsu bleitsa INNER,
Die Ssute rperesn itlimmsr.

Ba5- Bie Der g3ar lebt, eriabren mir
iest aus ieinsm Sassbu9s. Stano UNI
Il ubr ftlb auf unb b~titslts Elm gab.
Sano pier 8aIoneu 9itriol BARN uro
nubm es nidt. Sing gum Sribfid. Sis
H!biliitsn batter 3u.i 5orpsoOs unter bic
Srsppe sslsst, absr brauftrsien -? - Nss !
mar MID Ser 2affee rod 10 fart mad
S%luuIdure, baB i'd ni6t paste, i'm gu
t~rintsn. Sano eiRsn Storpion in meinsm
9antoifI. frisste i'm aber nit elmer 3udsrs
3anse bsraus, sbe i4 ben YantOfiel aaSos.
Chen pollte i1 in meme &alsIae sur Wor-
ssnpromsnaoe itsieen, als Der &rsmpsl in
Die Cuff fog. &uti4sr uno 9feroe toot.
Sd fubr ni6t. Rabm .insn lsi9tsn 2un9
bon bermetI6 peri6lohenen americans
i4sn Sannsnprsierpen. Sbr trisst mid
ni6t bran. Sano einen bsrsiitstsn Sold
in msinsm 9isblinssi. isl nit Der Spibs
mad oben. Ssbte mid ni9t brauf.
Satte 6 nbr abenos Diner uno lisb Baron
Struppelpstrousfi BON isosm @eri4t
tOtsn. gr itarb, ebe bic Suppe algeria
gen mar. gB BLOB cine quite 9ortion BAL.
timors auIisrn uno trant mebrere Sudden
2onoonsr Soppsl.9 Orter oasu, bon osnsn
i'd idpn felt finf Sabrsu sInsn 9orratb
i'm Seller babe. Sing ln's 5beater. NO
i'm eritsn aft brsi S6IIie aui mid felen.
2ieB Dos gauge gubitprium bdnsen. Sing
bsim uno i9ltef Die Na9t iibsr auf benz
Sa1e meinss Yalaftes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
unterb e b E !.
Rotts: 9nainbiser S6ers ,ismst BEN
Gbrifen, erbeitsrt bic Setle unb
b~sfDrbert fslbf bic 9siuntbsit

Rottp: anfGnbissr S6ers ,ismst ben, +.
&briifen, erbeitfrt bic Setls unb
b~sfUrpert fsIbf bic S.iuupbsit .
hes 0eibes. ..
Sdnerini4riften gs lit cine
alte Site, uel4e fi9 in san3en n6rbli-
den Seuti9lano big auf ben bsutissn
Gag erbaltsn bat. bic gausrnbduisr unb
Die S4eunen nit Sui6riftsn su paiebsn.
Sn ben 9olpsrissn 8srisn prdst Iit bsut.
Ii6 oos 8'mitbslsbsn oss Boltss aus,
uno oft gsitattsn ie iosar einen ti.fen
Bid in Dos Ssnten uno 5reiben oes Gin.
3elnen, au9 tusnn ie nur onesben, BON
mem ooer pann Der 8au erri1tet lit.
Rsbsn bisisn ME fsblsnbsn ansaben finbet
man 3upsilsn nur fur3s Bitten UNI Den
S&us uno Sssen @Ottss, pie bic foIsen.
Den {:
Der aussana uns Der Ginsans nsiu
Spa Fir, Got, bsfoblsn lsin.
Got. fslRs bisS Seus rne jsbsn Stans,
Den Burger in Der Staet rns BEN Bauer erf
benz 2aub.
0tb Segsn unS 8essibea,
8siunebsit une Gsnsisn,
SsIoneers aber Dsnsn,
Tie tisisn Spru& tbun lsisn.
alssmeine 8stradtunssn unb anrsbsn
an ben 2eler Iinb aud nidt ielten:
gEsr bausn nil on on ner Straetn,
Der muB Seeermann rsesu laFtn
SD baltic oQsn &frsn fiji
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27

sas- SausTrau (5ur aO9in): .aber no
in aasr 8slt blsitit Su oenn nit Ger
A%uiterniuppe. Ratbariue?' ~.
ga, bic babe i'd nun idon bier Stun.
Den lang to6sn loiien, bic burteH Saalsn
poQen ni9t ,u;ih wsroen."
} lin 8Ottssuilen. Su 6aIt bod ni9t
Die S4alsn ing @afer setban. 8as
bait 9u bsnn nit Dem sema4t uas BARN
uar2~
rSie babliden i&warSen Ginger bob
i'd fortsspOrfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
Bon Baltimore nod 8remeu.
Bon Baltimore nod Bremen.
...........--.k30.OO
atrsr iptf6su 1 nab 70 Sasrta bic Sdlht.
Bon Bremen nod Baltimore.
OuuHtHEtu ."'..... ...............SNOO
RtasT Irifttu 1 u. IL Sabrsn bt, 5dlftt. SduaHna, S2.OO
Ruusrtisstlets ~ srmdsiatsu prtifsu,

u. !. 70. due pterjsba Gage.
Der eaubuussglas hitfsr DampH9tH.t In Saltuuvr, N -
sltt1 DtrSts Der Baltimore une Sbis. 9ifsHbabn, psI1t D N.
lagtert pSH uni na6 etnt s9tatu w biuiseren Nrti5rs
PHILADELPHIA.
Bet an'anft Der Gampf4tHs EtrS sas DEPOT fur ale MIA
anesfeutsn stiSleltta, 70 eas ett &tEpaneertr ui&t Der az.
iaar ~ausstftst fne pom 8ttrastru ssiapinstlt m w,rSts.
mas IN anetru 5aftapleSen lttesr 70 oft Der 8aa IN.
sptr na6ta not ~sefpuetrs auf ~fplstues fur beutfbs Ref-
itnet btpba6tun8srtrtbtn gSriase aufn srtfam, wsI6s n,
Rttfs NIT unfsrn soften btttst: Die paFaaier, ans ustrr
psati4sH, tSnnsn I'D alls nit Sessrmann ysradn6iatn sbus
Dplmt.fbtr ~ stbrau6sH. nmfssn aus sineu Sdtf In
eas aueers, risbn tneirssttu Rtiftn, Fnset nidt fatt Biz
rdHaettrt sthtn tn Bremen fssIti6 an 9pro hes Ostas.
eanpttrs ane strlaHsn e~suftlttn trf In 8altimsrt.-
gotssn rsitrrer Gusiaait rsnht man TO an bic g,asral-
dssntrn /:
A.. S%6u6ma6sr & &c.,
Ro. 5 Sub 9ap ST., Baltimore, orb.
aa,taiss sssntsa fur Dubuque auS uHssatns y,t,,
Rttutu u. SphH, Dubuque, SpEa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
NatiouaI.Gbarafter

RATIONAL Gbaratter
Ser Brittle lis6t am Weib bic Wiirbe,
Ser lln90r forosrtS fsn6eit;
Ser &uile: St6nbeit, seiiig @,ien,
Der Ssuti9e liebet - Sdusli6tsit;
Gin fem Ssnebmsn Der Sranscie. g..
Der Spanier Elm bsib' grslib'n
Sinssbuns liebt Der Wann am @sibe.
SIM 9ano', no Die Gitronen blib'n.
Ser Brittle, wsl9,r in Der 2isbe
9erStusifelt, bolt Den 9uni9 bsrsin;
Ser &uIe Srsiit CUR Observation-Disclosures,
Sie Wasparen mad BEN Wein;
Sransoisn rufen nod 96ampasner,
8eim R~6sinipsin mon ben Ssutidsn triii
So9 Spanisr, Staliensr.
81. trint.n - nobl bstomm' ss = Gift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
a q

or su 3 srsstsn Gamsf&ihs- ssmpasutsta naS sssDs.
adslibs nbfabrt.
tdmburs- Graerifanii1e einit 16 Dampier.
Rpre.E euttSer 9lpsb, Srrmsn t6 Dampfer.
9uuars 9inie, eiSsrpppl u. antpsr. Is Dampfsr.
Rsb Star Cine 8 Dampirr.
Dir Sauitnet BON yaFasi.rsn, bic ID tn ben Iestea IS
Saerta auf etsfsn Gdmpfrn eurlbu une stuisu iptttrt
BABE. NIB bic stft gmsftplsns uns pastn mr sas 8utfsau
nsnr Srtuust stf6ut.
SSn Ssrbinouns nit Sbisem, feus i9
Be4isI auf aIe Sauptifdbte @uropa's aus.
Gieubabn $ 9i6etS
aat ansn 5eaptaasttn amsrt,as aab aaIfprnia's isnasn
stu sanJtn Tag tn msnsr Office ~ Zen ~rtsslmdsietu pruleu
,ttanft psrssn; % "a ui2t nStsts 10 auf ben Dtpsts be
RtPptn tiufsstu ~ !aSsu.
Grunbeigrntbam (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srpss QuspabI ss sthtn Stast,{ issnt1uas pte
md 8armtn unh yratrttdneuttr Sab Bet MIR tets ~ cen
~Janaisatu BestHsurstu IL habsn une trfn9s 10 itstn, Der
Gin Sch In Gtstaterm fau uus stpirnbrtnsub saisass
rta. mtint etfts iu praftR.
8ar auIssuus ssn gastiaIisu rtss auf Hauas aaS rsuas
Gdft Serge sttrastn. .
Better Riene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27

saS- Gin SfFSsr seristb an sinsm
6fentlibsn Orte nit eiusm Stuosnten in
Strsit. vSerr! @ofir baItsn fe mid ?"
risf Der STUDENT oufsebradt.-.6i sinsa
a4tunSspert9sn SfH3isr," entsesnsts rubis
Der Stuoent. = limb ifj alte 81. fir
einen gisl", idrie Der SfT5isr. - rS9a.
De-, psritBte Der STUDENT, pa b q b n
uns 9sibe %9eirrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27

9ptt fssRs bi:S Seus rne jsbsn Stens,
Den Burger in Der Staet rns BEN Bauer erf
BEN Saub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
prtrr Risnr &Subn.
Oenernl .Maentrsr

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
9npsriaf & 9lOrtdsru 5uE. Sos, Don Soussu.
8opal SHI. go, Don Sipsrpoof.
gommsrtiaf &uiou Az. &c., Don Sonaon.
German american Suf. &c., Don 2tsp2 ]ork.
St. Yanf Ssnsr & 2sarius 9u[. Co.,
Don ST. 2sanf.
ST. So(sp6 Ssnsr & 9aarius Snt. Co.;
Don st. SstpS.
Atfautit Suf. &c., pom GLEN gJors.
German Su(. &c., Don Srsspsrt, 81.
g. &. ACCIDENTAL Az &c., pom Sartfors.
Hrapsfsrs' Suf. g., Don SartforS.
Aetna Sifs Suf. g., Don SartforS.
gtrfs md6tissn asmpasnittu, bic I'D bd s,ua ahtsasv uns
eeasn. tan sur9 pantiliSs 9ablans isrr gsrluAs Sc
raprt eastn, tmpisbltn TO ETA une isuatu Buaatrunssa
,pn dtssateum ~ len stasaen Rattn rutssstn stnssmtn
rtretn. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27
y o n O d n

Raufsrt,fr. 6spststisn. ntsa altu pfsiturn ,stru
rsrttu safs pln.tliSft btsrst. e.
cfaet: RsFssaIiat Ode psn g.atn nab 4. StraSs,
DUBUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-27

sas- Cine furIfatiss RartoiisI. - Nus
Rir49.imbolauoen in Der Rbsinpfals piro
sslarisbsn : .SaB IS pisl, tb6ri6te Wsn.
iaen gilt. bic aus pursm So9mutb f6
Srilen auf bic RGie isseu, III aIlssmein
bstaw,t, baB aber ielbf 8artoffeIn
auf iol&' ibsrmltbiss @sbantsn fomm.n.
oirfte oenno9 nsu iein. Ssit sinisen
Sa9sn 1T in Der Wirtbi9ait BON Tr.
2ucas cine &artsifel gu isb,n, in p,Its
cine nod 3ismlia erbaltens Yrils binein.
9swahien. Gin Yiiabeimsr 9anbpirtt
perlor Dor Spsi Sabren aui lsinsm Ntsl
oisie 9riae uno iano oisitlbe bisiss Sab,
bsim 3artoIfel'a usmaasn i'm Y.fBs cine,
Sartpiisl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT WEDNESDAY, FRBRUARY 4 1850

Northwest to the Atlantic coast, with clear
ing or clear weather, and the area OF low
pressnres whisb had continued for some days
over the plateau distri tts moved eastward to
the eastern slope or tho Rocky mountains:
during Friday the latter moved eastward to
the st. Lawrence valley. accom- panied by
rains over the country cast ut the Misaissip-
p; while to the westward high pressures and
clear Of fair weather prevailed
The rainfall for the week averaged about
as follows in the various distres: Canadian
maritime Provinces 900 Inches: st. Lawrence
valley. 40, lower lake region. 9 20; upper
lake region. e.15: Nav Eng Iand o.1. Middle
Atlantic Stataa, 0.5o. south Atlantic States,
10; Eastern Gulf States. lbs, Western Gull
States y A.; OHIO valley and Tennessee. 10:
Upper Mississippi valley ni9: Lower Mis-
soun valley, 0.6o: Bed River of the North
valley 900. Eastern Rocky mountain slope
from Dakota to interior of TeEas, o.et, Rocky
mountains, al9o: plateau districts. ase5; Cali
fnrnia, 30 !, Oregon aud Washington Terri
Tory. 40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
WEEKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE

The following is a general summary OF
the weather for the week ending Saturday
last, as prepared by the chief signal officer OF
the United States army:
During Saturday and Sunday, the oath and
25th. high pressures prevailed over the east
ern half OF the United States, with generally
clear or fair weather. while al area of low
pressure moved from the Pacific coast to
Montana, accompanied by rain or snow and
higher temperatures; during Sunday, how
ever, an area of low pressure appeared over
the Eastern Gulf and light rain extended
northeastward to North Carolina. On
Monday this latter area moved to
Southern Georgia, and rain extend
cd northward to Virginia. at the
same time that an extensive barometrio
trough stretched from the southern plateau
district to the lake region, but only accom-
panied by light snow or rain from the Rocky
mountains westward. On tuesday rain pre-
vailed throughout the Atlantic States, and
snow, sleat or rain fell west of the Rocky
mountains. On Wednesday the pressure rose.
with colder weather. over the eastern half Of
the country, but continued low over the pla-
teau districts. On Thursday the area Of high
pressure moved rapidly eastward from the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
First District Court.

The following are the names Of the petit
jury who are to serve In the First District
Court during this month I. @. Durrlves. q.
Gardner. Jacob Beeker. N. III. SILK. q. A. An
derson, Anthony Wehcr, Lewis Leonard, W
N. Brown. Leon Levy, Frank Hawith, Philip
w. Dielmap. John A. Brisbane, j.. l.. RourRes.
Louia Pelaune, Frank Masius. J., l.. de San
toa. Thomas Mckendrick, VIM. DoDaghue,
Vim. Myers. Il. Duvlller, Victor Commoger.
VIM. Mahonay. Benjamin Sam, A. Muller.
Jr.. Louis Ruhm. j. II. L. Willis. IL Messo-
nler. J. X. Hackett David Rosenberg. HUI
bert IT, Armand, Thomas Thorn, Henry Sin
ger, V. T.. l'elleaux, Francis Schirab. j. Z,
Todd. Edward $. Levy Andrew Larry. NJ,
ronjuan. II. I'll Walker. q. A. Mitenherger.
Jr..5Dudey Selpb, John Cox, Joseph Allan,
James Thehault. q. Massaho.
TRUE BILL AND A NoLbE PRosEQUI.
Mr.. John Herbert Extortton In office. In
this case the grand1iury. notwithstanding the
district attorneys advice to the contrary.
found n truo bill. As soon rs the true bill
was found District Attorney Finney entered
a nolle prosequi.
IMPORTATION.
Maurice NJ. Dreifus Embeazlement of 500
from j, J.. Sarrazan.
CASES CONTINUED.
James Il. Williams, Peter Haas. Rebecca
Foster. larceny.
Jack Lynch malicious mischief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
HUNGRY JURYMEN.
They Ara Charged with Dining with
Negro Prisoner. Who Pawns
Stolen Ring for the

Frugal Meal.
Some time ago n woman, named Lou Ray
mopd, made complaint that shs had been
Sobbed osa lot Of iewelry and wearing apparel
Capt Calvin. upon being made aware of the
robbery, arrested q negro woraan named
Annie Warwick. D former servant 81 the pros
ecutor. Mm"=MM@z-. .a..
After the arrest the sergeant also recovered
q lot Of the property alleged to have beeR
atOleI,s at the homicila ut the acDWsed
Detectives Dareand Mike Jeanessey maze
a report to the chief Ct police to the effect
that Oh the twenty -seTenth OF January THE
negra woman. Annie Warwick. was tried. ald
q mistrial Was tho result
The evening following the trial the negro
prisoner, together with three Of the jury
mea. who wese white, went 10 u restaurant
and partoak Of a dinner. IE
Rhe negro woman, who It appears gave
the dinner. not having any money to pay for
tho same, p;swned enc OF the gold rings, a
portion Of tha jRweiry alleged to have been
stolen from Lou Raymond. The ring has
since been surrendered by the restsaraut-
keeper. and identliied by Lou Raymond az
her property.
Two of the jurymen who partook of this
dinner were named Schumacher and James
A. Healys the name Of tho third has not yet
been asceTtained
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04

Wilt as follows "Our Governor, we are
proud TO say, possesses In high degree the
confidence OF the people, both In respect to
these delicate and Responsible dntias His
lofty character and high impartality Is a
sufficient guarantee against the appointments
OF any man to Office under his administration
who does not command the confidence Of the
people for integrity and capacity, and for the
proper discharge Ut The duties ri the office,
Upon the WHOLE we have an abiding hope in
every branch of the new State government.
and congratulate the people OF our beloved
State with the happy prospect Ut entering
anew IN the future upon n political career Of
prosperity and happiness
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Chas SchnecS ~ Simon M. Fuech. n lot
with improvements, bounded by Calliope,
Magnolia, Clara and Euphrosine streets,
2YNlO, Sln25.
Same to VIM. Hart. two lots and improve
ments. bounded by Washington. Fourth,
Clara and Willow streets. 6tSt29. 5000.
Mrs. +. Klar to Mrs. G. klenbogel. n lot
with improvements. bounded by Fourth.
Washington, Chippewa and Annunciation
streets, 3Dx125. $3.50.
II. Il. W. Thuem ct III. to Thos. Hogan. a lot
with improvements, bounded by Sorapuru,
First Chippewa and Annunclaton streets,
29x120. 5000.
Mechanics and Traders Bank In liquida-
ton. to Mrs M. u. Leach. l. One lot and im-
provements. 135X260. on Bayou Road, between
Rocheblave and Fontl streets; 2. One lot ID
improvements. 135x2so on Columbus. between
Rocheblave and ront streets, 3. One lot and
improvements, 25xi57, on Bayou Road, be-
tween Rocheblave and Tonti streets, $500.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
First Recorders Court.

Hy. Stevens. assault and battery: First
District Court. bond $3.50.
John Jennings breaking. etc. was sent to
the Boys House of Refuge.
~ TrepaRnier. obtaining money under false
pretenses. $500 appearance bond.
John Gallagher, assault with dangerous
weapon. $3.50 appearance bond.
Louis A. Parker. assault with dangerous
weapon: $50 appearance bond.
Catherine Willis. assault and battery; $3.50
appearance bond.
William Tennay. assault and battery; $3.50
appearance bond.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
IA CRUSHED SKULL.

The Horrible Fate of Lad in a Manu-
factory.
Between 10 and II o'clock yesterday morn
Ing Thos. Dwyer. a youth aged t6 years. met
with horrible fate Mt Maginnls's Cotton
Seed Oh Factory, at the corner OF Julia and
Trhoupitoulas streets. In having his skull
crushed to a jelly by being jammed between a
driving strap and wheel.
1t appears the unfortunate lad, who was en-
ployed IN the mill as sweeper. was In the act
of sweeping off u gin. and while stepping
over a shaft was caught ~ above stated and
instantly killed. The boy leaves a mother
and brother. who, Mr.. Maginnis says, shall
be cared for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04
Second Recorders Court.

Isaac Williams was given the alternative of
paying $40 or going tn prison for ten days for
running his mules too fast on tho street
Arthur Bastan was sent before the First
District Court undera bond Of $3.50 FOR assault
and battery on J. T. West.
The case Of d. Laehnrrro charged by Bon
jnmn Garcia With obtaining money under
false pretenses. was dismissed, rs the accused
was subject only to q civil action. not a Grim
inal once
Aid pecora has made affidavit against one
Bon John, alias Ben Lewis. charging him
with entering In the night time the residence
Of ~ g. Rlanhin. and carrying off over a hum
dred dollars. a gold watc', and other valua-
hles. Lewis Is In custody. Aid Caster also
charges him with carrying concealed weap
Ons. ~
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contract for which was awarded him by the
State some three weeks ago, and upon which,
we are Informed, not q stroke Ut work has
looked into at once bv the pr0per authorities
and the work started aud pushed to an early
completion. as g few days delay now might
work lnnalculahle damage to our people ilj-
case The liver continues to rise rensaS,
Journal
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Fifth District Court.

Peoples Bank Of New Orleans vs., Il. O..
Palmer 1t als-rhs was q suit on p promls
sorry note drawn by Palmer for $lo,co0. Judg-
mnnt for plaintiffs. as prayed IL.
Pierre Gourgatte va. i. H. SJrnard. Rule
made absolute.
DelBpndo va Dell'oRliO. Rule made alb
solutc.
L. g. Ferguson vs.. Alnne ChastaAt.-Exeep-
ton manta iued and suit dismissed at cost vi
plaintiff.
A. Testant vs.. II. Ralot.- Motion Tor new
trial refused.
A. y, Frayser. trustee, ct al. va. Society Of
Roman Catholic Church ct al Dismissed.
Joseph ID. Taylor va Mrs Louise Scott and
husband. ~ Judgment Diminishing plaintiff q
caim with costs.
w. s. Benedict ct ala. executors. Va. Thomp-
son X rorgnsan. trial refused.
g. u Turgean w. q. Il. Trelour. New trial
refused.
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At about o'clock yesterday morning the
body or colored man was found drowned In
Liberal and Genius. As there is but little
water In the ditch, and as the body was found
face downward, he Is supposed to have fallen
In while under the influence Of liquor and suf-
fppafad
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Superior Criminal Court.

The following is the list Of the jury for
February:
W. u. II, Scott. Jacob K,pnig. r. s. Wash
inaton. John L, Peters. w. Il. Duncan Jr.,
MARTIN Noe. William Archer. August Pierre,
Hugo Rensch, H. Is Dowty, George Weiss
A. Martin, Henry kelly, .. Wehrlin. a.
Leehaus. ,tr.. VIM. H. Cummings. Henry
w. Frye. Gnatave Arnauit +. Muller.
Arthur Il. Freret, Paul Saverdore.
John Bietry. Joseph Mitchell. John Berry,
q. w. Wilson. M. T. MoAdam. L. T.. Higgins.
u. I. Cummings. IT, y. Marks w ~ FREQ
man. VIM. Feltman. J, Finnegan. Charles do
Armaa. 4. Thornton, II. II. Skimore i. IT,.
Connora, John Il. Beuse, A. Albert Simon
Halter, i. Faitz. Henry Scheieng. Bernard
Moreth. Nj StraaseI, Theodor Iiane. d. u.
Dupagnier, dhauncey, Taylor, Theodore
kjsehnmar, George Dillankoifer.
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Fourth District Court.

Cain Sartain Va. Secretary OF State VIII. A.
Strong, The injunction restraining the Sec-
rotary OF State trem ur0mtlgatlnR the re-
turns for sheriff Of East Carroll was dis
solved.
Mira. Margaret Blake Va. MRS. kavanaIh.-
Judgment Tor plaintiff. Cd
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Auction! Watches and jawelry at HIPS.
Charged with Larceny.

Chas. Lynch was arrested by Officer j
Cooney and ncarcerated in the Second Pre-
cinct Station, charged with stealing a portion
Of the iron railing around Lafayette Square
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COAL OIL AND A TORCH.

The Destruction Of q Kitchen by Fire.
At g o'clock last night an alarm OF fire was
sounded from box 2il. at Vigilant 3's house,
for fire that had broken out in the unoccu-
pied kitchen on Roeheblave. between kerleree
and Columbus streets. which was destroyed.
The lire la supposed to be- the work OF an In
cendiarv, rs the building was found saturated
with coal OIL The nama Of tho owner of the
building could not be ascertained.
Aurtionl Diamonds watches and jewelry at
JIiIl's