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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

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and servants Of the boat Tickets, rates. lntor
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-30

EVERY MONDAY, at IL ~; and returning,
leave New York, from pior Al, Esst river, Ev-
ELY SATURDAY. at clock .. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
CONVEY ANCHs.

John p. Oliver to CHARLES r Thelemann. one
lot and improvements, 2pgl74, on Camp. be-
tween At. Andrew and 81, Mary streets, s215o
Mrs. Louis Durr to Moponosh sehoo m e, funds, 4,
one lot and fr provemeBta b08sT on Ninth be-
tween Constance and Magazine streets, $3.50,
Laurent Mnvielle TO Auenste Marshal, Cne
lot and improvements 9Bxhb. on 81 Ann. be-
tween Boutb n aud Daupblne streets, $1,000.
william, Garrison to Mrs r. o a2r on, one
between Oamb and Chestnut streets, $1,000,
Raymond Poehen to hhetf. |. Ore lot ,and
improvements. 9oy16o nn Ct1iz, between Dry
AIDES and Baroupe streets; One lot and I'm
prnvements, 3ox150, 90 Cadiz, between Dryades
and Baronne streets, $500.
James Sweeney to John Ellwood two lots end
improvements, 9oyt2o on Nashville Avenne. be-
tween Levee and Tchoupifoulns streets. s4o0.
Mrs. Louisa Arthur TO John q. A. Ahrens, one
lot and improvements. 2ix1T. on RamDart be-
tween Poet and Spaln streets, $4,000.
Mrs. j. M, uemonigsy to Bathazlr Hauner.
three lots and improvements. gog139. on Good.
children, hatw cen Press and g.. Ferdinand
streets, ttsGo.
Jacob Pestlens TO Marcus Relger. one lot and
improvements 8iYt01. on Locust, between Tha-
lila and Erato streets s7n0.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
TIE EDUCATION BILL.
The Governor Vetoes Ii and Gives
His Reasons.

Altar n careful examination OF House bill
No. asb. / feel constrained TO withhold my ap-
pr,yal FOR the following among other rea-
ecils.
In the matterof text books, section second,
the responsibility is so complicated that there
apnears to be no guarantee for change of
books when such changes are desirable, aud
riu security against frequent changes after
tie close Of the present scholastic year; no
fine being specified for the use nf the new
books after those now In use shall have been
supefsPdpd.
Section 4, the Board Of School Directors
for the city of New Orleans is to be composed
of fifteen members. We have In this city
fiFty4six public schools, 43o teachers and about
AZ 900 pupils In actual attendance. The city
contains seventeen wards with Important
echoels In each AS the number of directors
will be less than the number Of wards, and as
there is no provision Tor the appointment of
local trustees or ward supervisors, the board
will not be large enough Tor an efficient charge
Of the schools, nor will there be proper
representation of all the tax-paying portion
OF the city.
Section 8, the legal quorum FOR the transac-
q ton ali The interests Of tSe sa etv
schools. As slE OF these members may be
appeintees of the State Superintendent the
city government may be virtually excluded
from all Influence In the administration of the
board.
The limitations placed upon the expenses of
the board In the salary OF its secretary. station
cry, etc, &l50D, and the allowance for the salary
of the city superintendent and the expenses
Of hiB Office $4,000, and the prohibition against
the employment OF any assistants who may
be required for the successful working OF the
schools, are unjust TO the city schools, and
are evidently based upon an imperfect eeti-
mate OF the requirements, duties and respon-
eibillties of the board and its officers.
Section 10 is seriously objectionable In
many features, mere especially In 30 far as
it allows the distribution of the school fund
to private schools, In the sense Of tuition pay
Ing schools.
The bill is also silent az TO what number of
pupils shall constitute "public school,"
a multiplication OF such schools and the die
ttibution OF the fund would ehorten the ses-
eiun OF public schools throughout the State
The. lcolofed people throughout the State
would particularly suifer from the operation
uf section 10, eince they have but limited
number Of schools aided by "paying patrons"
LOUIS A. WILTE,
Governor OF Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
FROM THE uREvAssEs.

Reports received at the State Engineers
office yesterday were to the effect that work
is progressing satisfactorily at the Sharpe
crevasse, and the lower dam was close up to
completion. The work on the upper dam has
also advanced, and yesterday about one-half
the crib work had been flushed. Every
thing being favorable, 1t La expected that the
work will he completed In a couple of days.
Up to yesterday evening the engineers
office had not received any definite inform a.
tion respecting the break on bayou Lafourehe.
Thursday evening 1000 feet Of lumber were
forwarded to that point, also 5000 sand bags,
with nails and all the other paraphernalia,
and yesterday morning Engineer Lewis
started for the place to take charge of the
work.
On learning OF the break Mr.. Pandely
started for the point, but az reported In yes
terday mornings DEMOCRAT he found that
the road was unaffected. He has erpnoyed n
large number of men 10 act In conjunction
with those furnished by the State. and 1t is
thought the erevasse will be closed In couple
Of DAYS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
THE ST. JOHN STRIKE ILL US
TRATED.

One Of the New York weekly illustrated
papers contains stirring and graphio pie.
ture of the exploits OF the militia In st. John
parish The picture is labeled "Charge oi
the Militia on the Striking Rioters" and de-
plets most exciting scene. A mob Of the
rioters, who, by the way, are represented as
white men, are resisting an attack Of the
militia, who are galiantiy charging down up
oh them with rifles, shotguns, revolvers aud
rocks. In the back ground are. several burn
Ing four-story buildings, while around are
piled a number OF dead rioters and che bodies
OF several women and children,
This ls a sample OF the style In which
events of the day are pictured In these illus
trated papers, for 1t is fact well knewn to
the country that there wac no disturbance
whatever after the State troops reached st.
John parish. their simple presence being suf-
hcient TO put q stop to all riotous demunstra-
tipua
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
J. 3. EUsTIs.

The Cotton Exchange on His Address
About Interstate Quarantines.
The following correspondence, relating to
the address delivered by Hon. J. b. Bustis on
the subject of Inter. State quarantlnes, before
the medical department of the Louisiana
University, ls worthy of notice.
Nav ORLEANS, April Il. 1880.
Hon. ]. b. Eustis
Sh-I have the honor to hand you the follow
Ing extract from the minutes of n mt citing of
the board Of directors of this Exchange, held
on the twelf b instant. viz:
Resolred. That the thanks of this Exchrnge
ore due and are hereby rendered to Hon j. b,
Eustis for the eloquent and foreible utteranees
on the subject Of Interstate uuarantlnes con.
tained In bis recent address before the medical
department OF the Louisiana University.
1t is the opinion Of his Exchange that while
no effort should be spared q prevent he spread
Of epidemics. the Institution Of quarantines
sho aid be based upon established facts, and sub
ieet to no Lesser authority than the governments
Of the States. . .
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police Commissioners met
last night at the Central Police Station,
Mayor L. W. Patton in the chair and quo
rum of the commissioners present.
Patrolman Seeland, sitting down and Sleep
ing on his beat, was fined one days pay.
Patrolman John IL. Miller. absent without
Patrolman J. Mccarthy, neglect of duty,
three days pay.
Patrolman 4. Mckay, drunkenness and
conduct unbecoming an officer was dismissed
the force.
T. Bechler, refusing to assist in making an
arrest two days pay,
II. Tall, absent without leave dropped from
the force.
Just before the board adjourned Mayor
Patton gave notice that hereafter he would
be obliged to discontinue the pensions to the
widows of deceased policemen.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
SANITARY AFFAIRS.

In accordance with the resolution passed
at the meeting of the Board of Health Thurs
day evening last DR.. Jones yesterday ap.
pointed the following health officers:
Louis q. Wiltz. sanitary officer, to report &c
DR.. Vaudeville, Of the Second District He
will also inspect the shipping at the Old Basin
and collect quarantine dues.
D. Maynard, sanitary policeman to report
to DR.. Vaudeville.
J.C. Mill, sanitary policeman, to report 10
DR.. Watkins, Of the Third District.
VIM. Dunn, sanitary officer, to report TO
DR.. Watkins.
Chas Curtis, sanitary officer, to report to
Dr. Bayley. OF the Fourth District.
Eugene Lusson, sanitary officer, to report
TO DIR. Bayley.
H. kohihasse, sanitary otTicer,.to report to
DR.. Holt, OF the First District.
]. J. Kelleher sanitary officer, TO report to
same Inspector.
I'll. Labarre. sanitary officer, to report TO
DIR. Mtoton, OF the Fifth District.
Ell. Ducatt, sanitary officer, to attend to
shipping and give guidance to other officers
80 assigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
MOODY AND sANKHY.

They Will Arrive In This City To- Day
The telegraph several days ago announced
the departure OF Messrs. Moody and sankey,
the famous revivalists, from st. Louis, for
this city. They we're expected to Al rive by
the Susie Silver this morning, but dispatch
received last evening announced that they
had been captured at Baton Rouge, and would
remain over last night. They will this MORN
Ing be conveyed by tugboat TO Donaldson
vllle where they will take the train for this
city, and will reach here about o'clock.
They will be received at the depot by q
committee composed Of Messrs. w. @. Shep-
ard, w. Q. Raymond and Charles Carroll,
representing the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatlon. and tonight they will be given q
formal reception at the rooms OF that organi-
7ation. The stay of the gentlemen In this
city 's uncertain, but while they are here
they will hold one meeting, the date of which
will be announced,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
Second Recorders Court.

Dominique Rousset and Gusteve S3hreiber
the two stalwart gallants who. on Sunday last
cruelty beat IN old lady seventy-two years OF
age because she asked them for the price OF
refreshments which they had ordered and re-
ceived from her, were Yesterday sent before the
Frst District Court under bonds of $500.
Officer J. ID. Donovan was sent before the Su-
perior Criminal Court under bonds OF $3.50.
charged with assault and battery on John Ben
ton.
Yesterday morning Assistant City Attorney
Farrar discovered a negro. named VIM. Col
and he found that the cart attachment con-
ta!ned q quantity Of offensive garbage. Mr..
Farrar caused the arrest Of Collins. who was
sent down under $3.50 bonds, and his horse and
cart conveyed to the pound,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
THE COURTS,
United States Circuit Court.

Henry Bier ls again plaintiff In a suit against
the city for reepvery. OF the amount OF bonds
held by HIM This time the proceedings is on
volved is $1,000.
II n Q. Newman vs. Richardson Carey.-suit
Tor s245s. amount OF promlsory notes held by
plalntiffs.
United States vs. A. Duperrier ct als.-Jury
waived and agreement entered Into to submit
the. case TO special commissioner to examine
ment and the defendants
0has A, ,snyder ys Morris Marks.-Appeal to
The United States eupt eme COURT granted.
light Company Defendants demurrer aus
tained and case dlsmissad The suit was pro-
eeedlngs to establish alleged rights to patent
ed apparatus declared to be In use by the Gas
Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
BREvITIEs.

Yesterday the Governor appointed Wm s.
Dixon surveyor OF Caldwell parish.
Mr.. o. Leieune delivered yesterday even.
ing at Grunewald He'll lecture on music
and the opera.
The next concert at the Upper Bethel
promises to be one Of great interest. 1t will
be given by the Iron Gross, under the man
agement of Mr.. Randall, chaplain. Capt
Baillie, OF the Prince Rupert, will sing that
favortte piece. .the Pilots" and other attrac-
tions are promised.
The st. Ferdinand Social Club was organ
lied March 3, 1880 with the following officers
G. Gilbert, president; A. Schloegal, vice pres
ident; O. Howard, treasurer; A. Roth, secre-
tary, and twenty active members. They will
give their first soiree on Saturday, April II,
at Violet Hall, on Royal street, near st. Fer
dinand street, Third District.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
THIN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
A Contest Between the New Appointee
and the Old Incumbent.

Yesterday Mr.. 2. s. Wiltz, the new ap-
pontee to the Office OF public administrator
OF the parish Of Orleans, through counsel In
the Second District Court, asked that he be
recognized as such administrator, and that
his commission be Vt, ad on TIE minutes.
Judge Tissot said that the commission OF
Dan A. Wilson was already on the books,
representing term OF four years, which had
not yet expired, aud he could not spread a
new commission on the minutes TIL the dues-
tion of title to the office had been determined
In court OF ordinary Jurisdiction. Where
upon Mr., Witt and counsel withdrew.
Later Col. Dan Wilson, through counsel,
asked fot and obtained an Injunction In the
Sixth District Court restraining Mr.. WiltS
from acting as public administrator
The petition set forth that petitioner was
appointed public administrator In March,
1878, with commission dating from the fifth
Of March, 1878, for the term of four years; ;
that the office is worth over $1,000 annua lily,
and that P.S. Wiltz was not legally appointed
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
First District Court.


1NFoRMATIoNs FILED.
II. Welsh IN flloting q wound lesa than may
hom with u dangerous weapon.
George Washington. obtaining goods under
false ptetenses.
Emma Williams and Manuel O'Neil, petty
larceny.
John Mccoy. Richard Delmore, w. shnuldioe
st als.. Sophie Boekyhie. alias Nellie Parker.
and Sam Anderson assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
Arthur Thomas. alias ForstalI. assault and
battery; flfty cents fine or five hours In the
Parish Prison.
NJ Repalline, assault and battery: 81 or one
day In the Parish Prison
George Washington, assault and battery: s25
or one month In the Parish Prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

The following were recorded yesterday at the
,ffloe of the Board OF Health:
BIRTHS
Mrs. Charles Rice a con.
Mra. Pietro PletrI, a daughter.
MARRIAGES..
Martin Kenny to Rosina Crate.
John @. Hare to Lena Miller.
I. p. Kenny to Mrs. X. w. Whitaker.
DEATHS.
Lizzie Maxwell ~ years,
q. A. q. Larmann, 3 years.
Salvatore Gracta % years.
Eva M, ID. Blair, 2 years months,
d, j. CLARK, % years.
Oornelia Houee. 80 years.
Mary Wizard. SO years.
Caroline o. Held, 10 months.
Sidney Panlamho, ii days.
Johanna Moore, 1o4 years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17


To prevent the destruction of fish by poisona
Ing, trapping, hedging or gill-nettings
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
Daring Burglary.

an entrance into the grocery of Mr.. A. Viller-
man at the corner of Union and Burgundy
streets. The thieves ON entering the yard
Drained the two dogs with a bar OF iron, and
then entered the grocery. Going into the
office they secured the safe and were In the
act OF placing 1t on two sacks of coffee for
the purpose of forcing 1t open, when the noise
aroused Mr.. Paul Villerman, who, pistol In
hand, proceeded down stairs.
The burglars, finding they were discovered,
beat hasty retreat. followed by the young
man, who fired several Intellectual shots at
them.
The thieves returned the fire with the same
effect. The police are now investigating the
matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
PICNIC OF PELICAN NO. q.

That sterling fire company, Pelican No. 4,
gives grand festival tomorrow at Oakland
Park. Agood programme Of sports has been
arranged, including raquette match be-
tween the La Vile and Bayou Clubs. a base
ball game between the Crescents and Wash
ingtons, and several races.
In one of the races considerable interest is
manifested, because OF the entries which are
Mr.. Jos. A. Walkers bay mare Lila Kidd,
Mr.. John A. Stevens bay mare Belle Allen,
and DR.. Smythe's bay gelding Shootty. The
races commence at 8 o'clock and the field
snorts at $50
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
THE LAST OF ABADIE.
He browns Himself in the ral

He browns Himself in the Lake.
in. Abadle, whose many attempts at sui
eide were published In yesterday morning g
DEMOCRAT, after being released by Judge
MiItenberger Immediately took the train for
Milneburg. on Lake Pontehartrain, and.
jumping Into the lake, found there the end of
his worldly woes.
police officer saw the unfortunate man
take the fatal plunge. but was unable to res
cue him.
Abadie's body was recovered yesterday
morning and viewed by the coroner. who gave
o certificate OF death In accordance with the
facts,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
CITY ECHOES.

Officer Weldig shot and killed dog that had
bitten VIM. Bredhof.
Another dog, that had bitten Mrs. C1rnwell.
was killed by Officer Weidg.
Ferd Nolan. for picking Mary Fields pocket
Of 81 20. is In the Third Station.
Frank Flyn Is In the Second Precinct Station
charged with disebarging shot-gu at Abe
Reid with intent to murder.
+. Gradient while working ut the Oliver plan
tation, had bis thigh injured bylhavinR II caught
In the wheel of wagon.
Henry Halter ls secured In the Fifth Precinct
Station charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character.
Billy Gain. Eugene Prudhomme and Oscar r.
Stone were locked up In the Central Station
charged with disturbing the peace.
Henry seanhake was lock ed up In the Fourth
Precinct Station, charged with mslielous mis-
chief drunk and disturbing the peace and as
sault aud battery on the officer
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
AN ACT


Making an appropriation to dsfray the orii-
nary expenses Of the government; to pay
the interest on the public debt: to sup
port the public schools and public eharl-
ties I'm the State OF Louisiana, for the
year ending December 3i, 1880, and for the
year ending December 81, 1881.
sHUrtoN 1 Be ii enacted by the General As4
semblv of the State of Louisiana, That the
following sums, or SO much thereof rs may
be necessary be and the same are hereby APP
propriated out Of any moneys In the treas-
ury, not otherwise appropriated, for the fol@
lowing purposes, for the year ending D6eem-
ber 81 1880, and for the year ending Deoenl-
Der 81, 1881.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
Before Commissioner Lane,

Afndavlis have been ma ie before United
Stat, Comm ssioner Lane against number Of
wholesale liquor de lers. for failure to keep the
daily entry bgok required by the Internal reve-
nue. law The warrants wilt be served t. day.
Y U. Sanders has been brought from Baton
Rouge to answer bsfpfe Commissioners Lane TO
the charge of fraudulsntlv repressnti q him
self as a pensien agent, and roll setting sum
due to one Peter West. The offaboe Is alleged
to have been committed In October last.
Sanders was a. prominent man In the court OF
an eg United States comDliss tnner removed
some. time ego. He will be arreigned for trial
at | o'clock to day
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17

ST. CHARLES HOTEL-J M Williams, La
A de seyneira. Mexioo VIM II Davis and wife
New York Mrs. Brady. Alabama; W ii Law
Mrs Law. Miss NV. J. J Rosenthel, New York
Geo 7 Ward Louisville: jas A Raynor George
BORG Ga; John III 1flpshaw and family iberia
9 Jones. steamship Qlty. Of Mexico: W Fl
Bonnesaux. Mobile: pr. NJ Levy. CITY; L 4
Brnmby, Atlanta: @ M Ransom, Baltimore; E
p Kearns. Va; A l. Leroy, st, James VIM Q
Ligh,foot, Alabama; + bsgood, coast: II Il
Brooks. Mlssi,ssipgi: ) = Wilbanks. river.
QlTY HOTELS b Bish. W Atkins. Miss
Atkins, W q Barnes. Miss Barnes. Mlss A @
Coleman. Cairo: Eavid Barrow, city: T Wag-
ner. Ala: jas Uknow. city II @ Couroaux aud
st Louis; Q Iiadie. Hsndboro. Miss: Miss
Hattie Foster. Mobile: EJ Atkins, ooast. A
Truett. Boston: G Smith. M D. Pass Chris
Mcintosh. steamship City OF Mexico Thomas
Begnon. Texas: Mrs Goodrich. Miss Goodrich.
Mrs Foster and child. Hegntn. Texas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
HENRY q. HESTER. Secretary.
New ORLEANS, April 10. 1890.

New ORLEANS April 10. 1890.
II q. Hester, Esq. Secretary New Orleans Got
ton Exchange:
the receipt Of your letter cont aiming a copy Of
the resolution adopted by the New Orleans Oot-
ton Exchange.
That my humble efforts In behalf of The free
dom Of commercial intercourse should have at
traeted the favorable attention OF a body rep
resentinR the commercial influence and wealth
ofsthis city is exceedingly gratifying TO me,
and you will please convey TO Its members my
grateful appreciation Of their complimentary
Endorsement of my address. -
Your obedient servant, J. y. EUETIs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
MRS. sCoTT-sIDDoNS.

On Sunday evening next Mrs. Scott-Sid-
gions viii commence her series Of readings at
Grunewald Hail. and will give three success
slve entertainments. This lady has achieved
a universal fame as reader, and those of
New Orleans who who have already had the
pleasure of hearing her will be most anxious
10 listen to her again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
PROHIBITED.

The Cheevers- Duffel Contest In the
Supreme Court
In the matter OF the contest for the Judge
ship of the Twenty y-second judicial District,
between Judge John A. Cheevers and Judge
II. l.. Duffel, the former Judge Of the Fourth
judicial District and candidate ut the late
election for the Twenty y-second, Judge
Cheevers yesterday applied to the Supreme
Court for writ of prohibition directed to
Judge Duffel, J. 9. Egan, Attorney General,
and +. b. Earhart, district attorney. On the
face Of the papers the court Issued the fol-
lowing order:
II is ordered that the defendants show cause
on Friday, April 49, at II a. m. why the relief
sought should not be granted. and In the mean
naedinpa In the eaaa within mentioned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
CRESCENT CITY BATTALION.

An important meeting of the board of off,
GERS of the Crescent City Battalion is called
for Sunday, the nineteenth instant, at IL
o'clock M, at the Mechanics' Institute. The
object Is 10 discuss measures towards COM
pletiDg arrangements for the com petitive
drill which Is to take place on the second FRI
day of May next These battalion drills have
gained quite a reputation among the admir-
ers OF efficiency In arms, and the public is
much interested about the date time and
place. We will keep our readers posted
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-17
Cstsrrh Of the n,adder Cured.

HENRIETTA. Monroe Co., N. T.. Jan. s. 1880.
II. Fl. WARNER q Co. Gentlemen: am man
sixty seven years of age, have lived In Monroe
county. N. Y, most of my lie and believe there
is no man of my aequatntanee who would doubt
any statement ! might make. i have been a
terrible sufferer of eatarrh OF the bladder for
years. Hearing Of a number OF cures from the
use of your remedy. and after taking q few bot
ties OF your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, was