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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-18


munication of the City Engineer:
| To the Board of Public Works:
| GENTLEMEN: The ruling of the court in the
case of Dyer against the city, and the verdict
of the jury awarding damages to the plaintiff,
amount to an assertion of the law that the city
| has no right to excavate the earth from a
street 30 as to take away the support from the
| ground forming the natural surface of the sd-
| joining property.
must aotify you that the plans and esti-
mates which have recently submitted to you
for the grading of East Sixth street, East Third
street, and Josette street, are inconsistent with
this ruling and decision, and that no plan
which would be satisfactory to the public or
| to the property owners can be made for grad
ing these or other streets on which there is any
| considerable amount of cutting or filing.
| In the cases of Maria avenue, Pleasant street,
| Oak street, and Fort street. the depth of ont
tings and filings is so small that this unex-
| pected statement of the law will not be likely
to occasion any serious difficulty and the plans
| do not need to be materially changed. Very
| respectfully,
j. 8. SEwALL.
Engineer B. p. W.
Referred to Committee on Streets and City
Attorney.
Also,
East Sixth street grading
To the Honorable the President and Common
Oonncil:
GENTLEMEN: The Board of Public Works re-
spectfully call tine attention of your honorable
body to the fact that the estimated cost for
grading East Sixth street includes also filing
on Neill street of $4,000 yards at cost Of
81, 10000. The Board therefore request an
order for the partial grading of Neill straet to
the extent named, to the end that an assessment
may be made on Neill street for the amount of
said estimate and that the order for grading East
Sixth street be changed 80 as to require one
half of 90, 500 to be paid in before said contract
is let that being the total sum of the engineers
estimate.
Yeas-3.
Very respectfully,
Oficial r. l.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board Public Works.
June Z, 1880.
Note-A proper order is herewith submitted
Adopted. (See order to Board of Publie
Works.
Also,
Claims
The Board transmit and approve of the
following claims, viz:
Thos. Hanley, $4.9s; q. n. Timme, $3.50;
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
THE OPBR A.

The work of obtaining subscriptions for the
Inauguration of regular season of grand
opera for the coming winter Ia going on brave.
ly and prosperouslv. thanks to the untiring
efforts of Mr.. de Beauplan. the impresaario
and Mr. Davia. his active agent. Already cas- 600
have been subscribed. and 80 900 only are lack
ing to make certainty of next years operate
aeaaop In view of the promised success Mr.
de Besup an has decided upon H. eping hts
subscription liet open week longerhHt is
till Saturday next During that time 1t Is
hoped that the necessary amount to war
rant the heavy venture will have
been subsorihed. Up to the present
day most Of the subscribers are people of fash :
ion and means. interested In the undertaking
principally from motives Of plsaaur and the
satisfaction of artls ie longings. It. ssems that
our tradesreople, such as dry goods men mil
liners. hotel keepers. etc, have kept sOof. and
yet they are perhaps those most interested In
tbe success of the enterprise. as 1t will give
them work. patronage and money. 1t stands
az obvious that small outlay which would se-
cure the opening of the opera would be a good
Investment for our tradesmen. and return 10
them manifold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

The Louisiana Division Benevolent Aeeoela-
tion Army of Northern Virginia met last even
Ing at their new hall over Elliss book store on
Camp street. Major J. b. Richardson pre-
sided, and the following officers we're present:
Major Ed. Wiet. the founder and honorary
president. Treasurer Murray and Financial
eeuretary ober The attendance was fair and
netting occurred outside Of the usual routine
except the reading oil letter from the father OF
the late DR.. ] D. Davis, and resolution In re-
lstion to the historical committee of the asso-
citation. The letter from the father of the late Dr.
J, b. Davis was one ach nowedgng the recep-
ton of the resolutions adopted by the assoela-
ton on the death of tnat worthy gentlam and
gallant Confederate soldier. woo not only
setved our boys during the war with unIemit-
ting ekil, zeal and care, but also during the
late epidemic
1t seems that the historical committee Of this
associate on are about to compile twelve large
books OF records of every regiment and com
pany that left Louisiana FIR Virginia, even to
every detail. giving the names OF prlvates az
we'll as officers and mentioning everything
worthy of note In their military careers This
Is @ rtainly great undertaking, and reflects
credit on the committee carrying 1t out.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
BREVITIES,

The Sylvan Dell will make excursion trips 10
day to the crevasse.
The Forget Me Not Social Club will give n
picnic on the sixteenth Of June. proxfmo.
Rev James Morrow breaches ut AInes M T.
Church at II O'Clock to-day. and DIR. Milburn at
80 this evening.
lerRe audience assembled at Qrunewald
Hall yesterday ming to 4ttend the concert
given by the Louisiana Amateur Artists to Miss
Henrietta Collin. violiulst.
A bond of the New Orleans, Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad, for stsoo. was found
yesterday, and can he claimed by It's owner
from Capt. Manning. Of the Sixth Precinct.
A lecture on ireland and specimen Irish
men, will be delivered In Ames T. Church
Morrow. of Philadelphia. formerly past tor of tho
church. A collection will be taken up In aid Of
Iriah relief.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
GEN. GRANT AT LILIENTHALs

Upon the arrival of Gen. Grant In our city
Theo Lilientba. proprietor of the celebrated
art studio on Canal street. remembered that
Just after the fall of Vicksburg he took the Cen
erals picture. The negative was unearthed
and fine likeness. by tho Lambert process
was soon produced. neatly framed In velvet
and presented to Mrs. Grant by the noted artist
Immediately upon the Generals return from
bile. yesterday. he called upon Mr.. Lilien-
thai and was shown by him to the operating
room and seated before the instrument which
resembles somewhat p sixty-fo FOUNDER
The General remHrk ed that this was not the
fl rst time that he had placed himseif ia range
of Liliepthal's batteries, and hoped the result
produced on this occasion would be rs crafty
ing and the picture as admirable as the one
taken RRYnntaNn YRAra nRO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
.AMUsEM ENTS.
Academy of Music.

This evening Havsrley's Juvenile Opera Com
pany will conclude their engagement at the
Academy, after season marked with consids
cradle success. They will be succeeded by Au-
gustin Days Dramatic Company In the
Arabian Nights comedy. and troupe
which have received general com ms ndatiop
where they have been presented. The conn
edV enjoys high reputation, and IL only re-
mains to be seen how the company will handle
It.
DAN RICE.
Tomorrow evening Dan Rice of pleasant
memory, will be on hand at Grunewaid Hall
and will Explain the nature Of his New Depart
ure," Dol, Dan is well remembered In this city
as throughout the who ls country, and is known
az speaker of the most entertaining kind, AS
Ia well known he has abandoned his old busi-
ness and taken to The lecture field, and there IL
little. doubt that his lecture tomorrow night
will be an enjoyable one.
PIKE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS,
The Pike Benevolent Association gave ITS
fourth anniversary reception at Exposition
Hall last night. At least 1900 pere ous gentle-
IN en- and ladies', assisted to make the evening
as pleasant az possible.
The officers OF the Club are: %. Fl: Robinson.
president: Bernard Ring, vice president; O. r..
Ssaroy, recording secretary: John A. Pei erson
financial secretary: r.. CourIibet, treas ursr.
The Forget Me. Not Rocial Club was repre-
ssnted by Mr. Cnas. Koepfer.
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of every month. alrod. betw. st. Charles and
Mechanics s. p. On. No. meets fret wednes-
| day of every month. Commerce and st. Joseph
| SITS.
Eagle s. r. O.. No I meets first Monday of
everr month. Dauphine, betw. Customhouse
and Bleuvile SITS
Phoenix g. II. o. No. ,ueats FIRST Wednesday
OF every month, Victory Eetw Vaudeville and
| Marigny s's.
Creole 8. r Go. No. ? meets arst Monday Of
| every month, E. planade ST.. nerr Levee
Louisiana g. r. 90 No. 10 meets Hrst Monday
ct every month. Dumaihe. bet RamDart and
Louisiana Hose q. r. o.. NJ netp FIRST Monday
| Of every monih cor. Perdlio and Carondeiet.
| Trad Ferry 8 2. 90. N !, "a meets frst Monday
Psrseverapce s. + Go No. IS mesfs last Tues:
gay =! every month, Perddo st., bet. et. Charles
- Phi adelphia g. r. 90. No. IA meets lrst
thursday Of every month. Common st.. bet,
Howard and Liberty
Oarondeet. ''N'N'
| Washington s.. y. oc. No. 10 meets second
Orleans s: i. o. No 81 meets first Tuesday Of
every month, Claiborne and st. Peter
Jefferson 8. y. 10 No. ~ NESTS arst Saturday
OF svry month Tehonnoitonlas near soIspuFn.
Of every month. Washington st.. bet. Magazine
and Camp
e o CT NJ H,s q meets tss wdass
M'lneburg s. r. 90 No. meets first Monday
every month, Lake End.
ALGTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Washinaton IL. and L. 90. No. meets first
Thursday Of every month cor Aleek q nd Ver-
ret.
Pelican q. Y. 90, No. NESTS first Tbursdav of
every month, cor Peters and Vsrret.
Brooklyn 3. r. Go. No. meets fret Monday of
every month, Bouiay. bet. Peters and Dslaronds
sts.
Morgan r. Go. meets first Monday of every
month, Emlra, bet. Eliza and Evslna.
FIRE DEPARTMENT., SIXTH DIS
TISICT.
Firemen's Charitable Association meet second
Tuesday OF every mo nth. Magazine, bet Oadiz
ard Jena.
Pioneer r. %. No. 1 meet first Tuesday OF
every month, Magazine. bet. Berlin and Milan.
Home II. and l.. 90. Nc. meet first Tuesday
q every month, MaIenlgo. bet Constance and
Magazine.
Protector r. Go. No. Q meet first Tuesday of
every mouth, cor. Pitt and Napoleon Avenue
Young America r. Oh. NO. inset first Tues
day OF every month. Mag sine, bet. Cadiz and
Jena.
LITERARY SO UIETIES.
Philomathean Society meets on second and
fourth Saturdays ut GrunewsJd Hall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

PINE ISLAND GUANo.- Mr. Hugh W. Mont
gonery Is we'll known throughout the South
and Is one of our most public spirited and en-
terDrisiDa cltiz 4ns. Mr.. Mon Romery adver-
tises In our paper. this morning, the celebrated
Pine Island Guapo. bioh. through series OF
years Of careful experimenting. has proven to
be Of immense importance to the planting In
tereat of the country. II We had the space we
would, for the benefit of nuC country friends.
publish q number Of experiments and the won
derfu results attained by the use Of the Pine
Island Guano. A nun ber Of our most success
superiority over many OF the standard ferii-
lizers and 1t IL rapidly being inti oduced In the
Southern STATES.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
THE NEW CITY CHARTER.

The Governor Is Asked to Veto It.
A memorial. addressed to Gov, Wilt and
petitioning him to veto the new city charter bill
was In circulation yesterday and obtained Il
large number of signatures. The gentlemen
having the memorial In charge made its pre-
seutIton to the Governor conditional on the
city authorities tx reetng to submit to a reduc-
tton of their salaries within ths limits fixed by
receive $500 and each OF the administrators
$4,000 per aunum
The city officials entered Into the agreement
Warded.
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flne chance for investment, for they are abso.
lutely being secured by mortgages on valuable
city property and the best paying. railroad
lines In the city, To secure the purchase pay.
ment of the interest and retirement Of the
bonds. the company deposits weekly with The
Caual Bank sll25. irrevocably pledged for TINT
ally on June end December l.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
TEMPERANCE.

st. Joseph Total Abstenanoe Society meets
second Tuesday of every month ut Bt. Mary's
Hall, Alglers.
Washington Temple Of Honor meets every Fri
day Hall 4. w. NJ, Algers.
Oauoasa an Lodge No. meets every Wednes.
day at Bibte House. Camp street,
Wadswurth TEN pie of Honor aud Temper
ance meets every Monday at Bible House, Oamp
street.
Crescent Encempment, X. of T.. meets every
Mather soeiety. Catholic 7. A.. meets second
Sunday In every month ct Morning Star Office.
at. joseph, Catholic I. A.. meets third Sunday
In every month at school-house, Common
street
st. Alphonaus. Catholic 7. A.. meets first sun
day In evetv month, Josephine. between Con
stance aud Magazine street
ST. Theresa Catholic +. A.. meets second Sun
day In every msnth, Erato street, between
Magazine and Camp stf Gets.
ST. Michesl's, Catholic r. A. meets second
sunday In every month, Hall opposite Annun-
citation square.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT

Volunteer S. F. Co. No. meets first Tuesday
of eve,y month Hunter st., near Tchou pttouas.
Lafayette FL L. o.. Nv. meets first Wednas
day of every month Jack-on ST.. near hons.ead
Mississtpui s. T. Co. No Q M cts fourth Mon
day of every month. Mag zine. betw. Lafayette
American a. & L Co. No. N eets fret 7 hnrs-
day of svery month. Girod, betw. 81. Charlie:
and Carondel. sts
Hope d. & L. 90. No 8 meets flrst Wednesday
of every Dop,h. MarigDy and Levee sts.
Vioilant g. F Co. No 3 NESTS fret Monday oil
every month. Bayou Road and Galvez st.
Pelican b. & L. Go NO. Iaeets first Tuesday
of every month. Basin st.. near Conf.
Columbia 3. r. Co. No. meets first Monday
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

No DELAY BY KENNEsAw RoUTE-The break
on the Mobile and Montgomery Raj road. near
Mobile. has been repaired and the Kennesaw
sleeper will run through as usual to Washing
ton city without change,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

Attention Is called to the announcement
made by W. W. Washburn, In another column.
of two eligible residences for rent opposite
Annunciafion Square. Street cars pass in
front every five minutes.
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Staub.

1t seemsialmost like carrying coal to Newcas-
tic to tell people that the place TO 90 for the
latest lows and for the latest and best
periodical and current literature ID
staub's. at Goldthwaite's. corner. of Canal
street and Exchange Alley. EVERYBODY ought
to know IT, by this time and go there "a O. matter
OF course. We received from his tpex haustibfe
store yesterday the New York Herald Sun and
Lines and tina philadelphia I'll nes Of the sixth
instant. and also Harper's Young Folks and
DemCres''s MoDthly Magazine. All parents
shoTA!d get their chtldren the Ynung EOlks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

The English historian Froude, In his recent
life OF Buuyan, shows that his prison life was
an easy one and that the restraint was merely
a nominal one, which one word from Bunyan
cOuld have ended.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
CITY ECHOES.

Robert Pleasant and Charles King. sailors
were locked up In the Sixth Pr cinct ttation
for having In their posse ssion n piece OF can
vhss supposed to have been stolen by them.
Yesterday evening boy. eight years old.
from the steamboat Lolie, and would have been
drowned but for Mr.. P. Berteli. who rescued
him.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

The New Orleans National Bank. 81 Camp
street. has on hand $50 60 OF the drst mortgage
bonds OF the New Orleans City Railroad. In de-
nominations of 800. $500 and $1,000. These
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

Elegant alabaster sratuettes and italian
marble v,ses aud orname, .ts all remaining oil
the fine stock-wIi ba cold en- MONDAY. ut II
o'clock. at Montgomery i Co.'s salesroom. 81
Camp street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
societies OF new ORLEANS
Time and Place of Meeting.


Lnufslans' IoAge No. / u,aets every Friday
evening, rortter Perddo end Ga rondelet.
Washington Lodge No meets every Friday,
Merisny Buildings, Third District.
Union Lodge No meets ever , second E an 2,
Crescent 10 ge No 8 meets eTefy Thursday,
room No ., ODD Fpllows' Hall
Jnffers on Lodge No. 9 meets every Thursday,
Jefferson Hall G rner Philip and Lee 'szine.,
Teutonia Lodge No. 10 meets every tuesday,
corner Gus omhonse and Exchange Ah'ey
Covenant odee No " meets every uescav,
Mttteny Buildings, 7 hird District.
Magnolia Lodge No % meets every tn esday,
room No. a Odd Fellows Hall
1ndependence Lodge No. % meets every
Wednesday, corner Customhouse and Excl lange
Alley.
Columbus Lodge No. ~ meets every III ufs-
day In hall of g. w. III Alglers.
Gnrmania Lodge No 20 meets every 6rst and
third Tuesday, Jefferson Hall. corner Ph'lip
and Magazine.
Herman Lodge No 20 meets q ct, third and
nfth Wednesday, Msrigny Buildings. Third
District.
South weetern Lodge No. 40 meets every
Wednesday. room No. Odd Fellows Hall
Helvetia Lodge No. A meets first third and
fifth Thursday, Louisiana Avenue. near Maya
zine,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

CHEAP PIANOS Philip Warl5in. whose hand
some iano establishment Ia one OF the features
Of Canal street has at present On hand num-
ber OF Pleyeps. which, though a5ed a little. are
In perfect order and can be b ought at a bargain.
q fine stick Of Chieketfug. Mathushek and
Hae's have Just been rsceived by Werletn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

An excellent appetizer and regulator of the
system Is Malakof Bitters.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

NEW MUsIc.-Ask for the Wedding Heel and
Toe Pc ks. ny Bsstle Bars, the most fascinating
ever published. For sale at all music stores.
Price. So cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11

The best tonic In the world 10 Malakof BIZ
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo-
sition In 1878.
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FIRST WARD.

In this ward, there being no contrasting fac
| ton, the mother club met Frday niuth instant
aud unanimously elected the following deleea-
| ton IT, the conventions:
Hon. ?. Meale Emile J. oBrien.
II, O. Y, Cd, James y. Clarke,
| Alex y. Donovan, NJ Mcnamara.
A. Il Murphy, Jonh O'Shanghnessey,
| 2. J. full wan. D. ?. Rareshide.
And the following resolution was unani-
Resolred. That Gen, Winfield Scott Hancock
Ls the chyiee of the Demoerats Of the fret ward
the delegates from this ward to the state con.
vention be and are hereby rauueeted to use all
h honorable means TO s.seure his nomination.
Resqlred hrthet That the delegates from this
ward be and are hereby instructed to support a
resolution to instruct the State deleg alton to
| the national convention 70 oppose The repeal Of
candidates for President and vice President Of
the United States.
SECOND WARD.
Hon J. Ad Roller Thomas Hassam. Jr,
James Lynch. Daniel Owens,
NJ Gallagher. VIM A. Ksrnaahan.
Nj G Reyes, Thomas Dalton.
Wash Marks John Logan,
M. Stewart, ~. Thomas.
NINTH WARD.
Last night the central club of the ninth ward
met at the wigwam and unanimously elected
the following delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention. which meets to. morrow.
Col. Louis u. Martin, Col. joseph Collins,
7. Dudenhefer. q. r. Lueke
VIII. Steven, Geo W. Wiutz,
Hueh Oan, Henry o. Miller,
Martin Leroy, John Bentz.
TWELFTH WARD.
J. o. Landry, Jas Roberts. Jr.
Joseph Bait Henry Elermsn,
!. ?. Rondeau,
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Bari Reilly. NJ J. Barrett
7 J. Mooney, Pat Muleare.
The expression of opinion of the meeting
Was In favor of Gen. Hancock for President.
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PIKE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS,
BOOKS RECEIVED.

RoDMAN. THE KEEPER: Southern sketches By
Appleton 4 90. 1880.
:. A aTEoKB OF DIPLOMACY. By Victor Cherbu-
liez (Applston's Handy Volume beriesl Paper !:
twenty cents.
The BETUBN or THE PRINCESS. By jacques
Vincent tApplefon's Handy Volume BeIies).
Paper: twenty. five cents.
The above we're received from Geo. Ellis H.
Brothers, 80 Camp street..
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RED MEN

Osyka Tribe No. meets on fret and third
Thursday Of every month, Oustomhouse and
Exchange Alley,
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THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.

Delegates to the State Democratic
Convention.
Apart from the eIeetions,already had and an
nounced for delegates to the State convention
which is TO meet for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the National convention to be held
on the twenty seeond OF June. In Cincinnati,
for the nomination Of candidates for President
and Vice President the following occurred yes
terhay In the city, All the returns had not
reached headquarters no TO an advanced hour
In the morning, but so far they stood az fol-
Iowa.
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New MUstG.-Ask for the Wedding Heel and
Toe Posa by Baafle Baris. the most fascinating
| ever published For sale at all music stores.
| Price 81 cents.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
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q. w. M

Conoave No ~ meets every Wednesday on
Patterson street. between Laveme and Verret,
Aleiers.
Htna Coneave No rs meets on first and third
Friday Of every month at No. 2s Exchange
Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
X. OF y.

K. OF Y.
Orleans Lodge No. meets every Tuesday ut
GrunewaId Hail.
Samaritan No. meets every Thursday at
Grunewald Hall.
Royal Arch No. 0 meets every Thursday, cor
ner Perdldo end Oarondelet
Columbus Lodge No. 3 meets every Tuesday
at Odd Fellows Hall. alpisrs.
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I. O. 3. b.

B'pai Israel Lodgs No. 1873 meets every
Wednesday mt No. IL Royal street.
Crescent Oity Lodge No. 1s2 meets every Tues
day at No. 10 Royal street.
Orleans Lodge No. $40 meets every alternate
Monday at No, 10 Royal street
Cuff Lodge tGsrman) No. 23t meets every
Thursday at No. 10 Royal street.
Home Lodge No 2ts meets every Wednesday
Mt aruneWald Hall.
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LITERARY SO CIETIES.
PhilOmathean Society meets on second and
fourth SATURDAYS ut GruneweJd Hall.
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Lodge No. A29. German Order Of Hori Gorl
meets on fret and third Thursday of every
month at Philharmonic Hall. Algiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-11
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA

The EXPRESSION of opinion Of The meetini
was In favor of Gen. Hancock for President,