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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-03
A Poor Unfortunate German
Murdered for his money.

! The following letters were received By
mail Thursday morning we frequently
receive communication in regard to
depredations being committed. Cattle
stolen etc. Along the ella aud think it
high time that The proper authorities
J take some action in the matter. if the
Indian agents are at fault lie. them be
~ IN ri!y d. alt with, The letters do rot
give The fun Giro umstancrs.
CHA BEND. A. T, March 81, 1880
Ed. SENrINEL:-Enclosed please find
letter from John Croley, it explains
Itself,
AS long as these pious frauds Gndan
Agents, allow the Indians to run at large
while he draws pay from the Government
for their behalf, The Indl ms steal, aud 80
long it sill be unsafe to travel Oh the Gila.
The Indians raise good deal of stock
on the Gila, by finding it after dark,
whipping it off. The murdered man was
German, and had some money, was killed
By The Mcxicans, and his clothes given 10
the Indians. Yours Truly.
G. WilPPLE,
BURKEs, March 80, 1880.
Dear Sjp:-Pcte Eurk. Mcdonald and
myself found the body OF That unfortunate
Dutchman where the peddlar said it was,
aud fllly identified. The over halls had
The peculiar strap the boys spoke OF, the
checked shirt, while hat, purple striped
undershirt, and the remains Of a can OF
corn beef, all thrown in the crevice. The
appearance led Us to b.lieve that he was
murdered by only one man aud dragged
from his camp fire TO the crevice, and no
syn of struggle. Who ever did it must
have followed him. At any rate it i. The
man you spoke OF. Respectfully,
w. j. CROLEY
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-03
D, Fl Mills
Tucson, March 30th

Tucson, March 30th
En-, SENTINEL ! hear a good deal of
talk here shout your postal card Boom all
unite in commencing the enterprise.
Stafford is the choice for delegate first
Porter second President question rather
mixed with a leaning to ward Tilden
Your Truly
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-03
FOR PRESIDENT,

REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-03
PHOENIX, March %, 1880,

Ed. SzNrINEL:--I think am justified
In Informing you that the Salt River
Valley will go strong for Porter. Every
one commends your enterprise. Keep
the ball rolling. Respectfully Yours,
J. c. Cole.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-04-03
PREsCoTT, March %, 1

7 hHSOU I'll ~Ui IOOC
Ed. SENTINEL:-Your Postal Card "
enterprise Is frst-class. We go for our
old, and tried War Horse, John g. Comp
bell for Delegate. Yours etc,
,l,n.,, .iI.n,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
ARMY OF TENNEssEE.

The Benevolent Association Louisiana Dvis-
Ion Association Army of Tennessee met last
evening. at their rooms. No. ~ Baronne street.
After the reception of many new members
hearing of applications for membership, and
the transaction of routloe business votes of
thanks were rendered as follows:
To the Continental Guards. for the friendly
tender Of their armory for the reunion banquet
of the sixth instant
To W. Harris, chairman Of the Committee to
Procure Artificial Limbs for Confederate Sol-
diers. for services rendered disabled veterans
To the various speakers who had responded
to the toast at the annual reunion particularly
to DIR, Markham. for his eloquent address tv the
Army of Tennessee.
And to b. Il. jonas. United States Senator
from Louisiana. for q set of battle maps of the
Western armies. sent by him to the assooia-
ion.
After appointing committee to prepare a
design for floral Offering to ChaImetts Come
terry on Federal decoration day, and authoriz-
lug the corresponding secretary to open q cor
respondenee with the Confederate Veteran AS
sociation of Baton Rouge. with view of closer
connection and Interchange of information the
meeting adjourned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
HE POLISHED OFF HIS MAN.

1t was about half past yesterday evening
that an incident happened Mt the corner of
Erato and Baronpe streets, which for FIVE min
utes afforded n source of infinite delight to the
three hundred email boys in that vicinity. A
car driver of the ROYAL and Erste line shouted
to q certain party In cart to come off the track
The obstI uctionist answered somewhat ourtly,
and coneigned the driver to place where even
platinum would melt In an ins ant the plucky
driver put on breaks" jumped off his car,
hauled the offending party from bis vehicle
gave him sound thraebipg. and started bis
mule iuat "a he other car was heavipg Ia sight.
All this In the short space of about fvs min
utes. All the boys around quilted their tag"
and tops and kite flying to see the fun, and
when the driver sailed away, gave him hearty
ahanr
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

The summary OF the we ather for the week
ending Saturday last. the tenth instant. as pre-
pared by the Chief Signal Officer. Is as follows:
During Saturday and Sunday. third and
fourth. an area Of low pressure moved eastward
along the northern boundary OF the United
States. accompanied by southerly winds. high
tenn erafures and thunde-- showers east OF the
Mississippi. This depression has been followed
by regime Of high, pressure and Gear. cool
weather over the entire country, except over The
Southern States. where iucreasing, cloudiness
and rainy weather prevailed on Wednesday and
heavy rains oD Thursday. During the latter
day, high portherly wiuds occurred on the
Texas and North Carolina casts, which. how
ever diminished as the area OF high barometer
moved to the southward. An area OF low pressure
now covers the lake region. and southerly
winds, with rising temperature. prevail over
the eastern half Of the United States.
The rainfall for the past week averaged about
as follows In the various districts: Canadian
maritime provinces, 12v inch; ST. Lawrence
valley. 1.75; lower lake region. 55; upper lake
region. 0.25: New England. 070; Middle Allan
tic States, O45: South Atlantic States so; East
ern Gulf States. o45; Western Gulf s.ates.
ass Ohio valley aud Tennessee, 045; Upper
Mississippi VALLEY. o 05; Lower Missouri valley,
O.o2; Bed river OF the North valley. 02e; east
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

Mrs. Vim. A. aardieu to joseph B. Ootivertier,
lot. etc. bounded by Royal, Ursulines, Char.
ters and Hnspitel 84xs5: also q lot. etc bounded
by Royal. Ursuines. St. Philip and Charters.
2sgS2 $500.
Mrs. Mary Fithepberg to Henry Datz a lot,
etc. bounded by Howard, Liberty, Perdido and
Gravler 2sxtos, $1,000
Same to Ktiian Burkert. portion OF i'm
proved groupd, bounded by Orleans. Galvez, St.
Peter and Johnson. sogtS, $500.
Geo. Pnrvers to VIM. y. Campbell, two lots
end improvements. corner OF vt. Charles and
Louisiana Avenue, 52g126. $3.50 SO.
Ohas Clinton to Mrs. r. Wymsn. an improved
suuar 9, bounded by . BoomIpgdale. Henry Clay
Aysnue, St George aud Long streets. sl150.
Ohas B. Amoty to Geo. K Pratt. lpt and I'm
provements. bounded by Camp. Nc. Charles, st.
Joseph and julia str eets 2ix120 $3.50,
Succession OF A. Adams to Stephen Happold,
a lot, etc, bounded by Thalia Mslpomene. Ba-
rome and Carondelet streets. s2x12s, $500.
Placlde Dasttlion TO O.. Dastlll6n, o lot and
improvements, bounded bv Ninth. Jersey Hars
mony and Laur- streets. T4K125; also lot. etc..
In the same square 80 fest front with half the
depth OF the squat @. $4,000.
Mrs. VIM. G. 8. A. LanRe TO Mrs. VIM. Anna
Henry, 9 lot etc. bounded by st. Philip. Du-
maine, Marais and Where streets. s1xe4, si0s0.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Selection of Building Site and Other
Interesting Data.

The following was posted yesterday on the
bulletin board Of the Cotton Exchange:
SELECTION OF A BUILDING SITE.
AT meeting OF the board of directors of the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1t was decided
that the proposals. to sell to the Exchange for
building Elites the property known as the Den
man corner" situated on the corner of Oaron-
delet and Gravier streets, and the ground epr,
ner Baronne and Union streets, now occupied
by the Leonard and Maxwell stables. be placed
before the members of the Exchange for &C.
By resolution the president was instructed to
post In the Exchange rooms ground plans OF
the properties named with statement Of tetms
etc. and that the ballot thereon be held on the
twenty sixth Instant. between the hours of 10 a.
m and D. M
Under resolution Of the board the president
has. appointed Messrs. A. Montgomery. j. V.
Richards and W, A. Peale to receive and declare
the result of the ballot.
,, Terms and Conditions OF Sale OF De Dsnmsn tt1
Pfoperty.-Priee -; one-foufth cash, bal
anes In one, two and three years, with nterest
at the rate Of per ceut per annum. Privll+ ge
aT ssse hs @
ments at its option. 7 o. property holders on
and near Oerondelet ct agree to donate to-
ssl $50. one fourth of which shall be paid In
cash and the balance In individual notes. sat.
lstactorfly tndotsei running one, TWO ana
three years. with Interest at the rate OF per
cent.
Terms and Conditions for sale OF Barnnne
and a. unien street property 49,. One
with interest at the rate of per cent per an
num-
The property holders In the vicinity agree to
donate towards the purchase of the above, In
eash sums aggresating s2b 900.
N. B..Ibe Denman property measures I2o
feet on 9ravier street saventy elk on Uafonde-
let and seventy nine ON Variety Alley.
The Barunne street property measures 1s6
feet on Union street and 105 on Baronns.
Sub COMMITTEES ON FUTURES.
II has been resolved to change the sub. COM
mi tee on future quotations monthly; also that
said cub committee be required to meet daily
at the close of the market to settle upon the
eloslug quotations and tone thereof. Meesrs
&. II Buck, chairman; Julius Weis and j. G
Middleton were appointed to serve as quotation
COMMITTEES during the current month.
CLOSING HOURS AFTER MAY |.
BY resolution OF the board of directors
adopted laet evening the Exchange room will
be closed daily, after the fret prpKimo. at ..
m. This to continue In force until further no
tice.
COMMITTEE ON CLAssIF1CATIoNs AND auOTA-
TIoNs.
At meeting of the board of directors held
last evening Mr.. A. y. Jones was appointed
member Of the committee on classification
and quotations. vice A Leopold, resigned: and
Mr. nj Bright member Of the future commit
tee, vice Mr.. A. J Macaulay. resigned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. 1880
In Texas, / have received q dispatch from
there which will read:
GALVESTON April 49, 1880.

In Texas. I have received dispatch from
there. which / will read:
GALVESTON, April 10. 1880.
DR. Bamiss:
Have ron had yellow fever In New Orleans
to date? Answer. w. D. KELLY. M. d.
answered:
DR.. w. D. Kelly Galveston:
Not case In ur near New Orleans end moth
Ing to excite suspicion or apprehenstnn to
date. g. NJ BEMISa.
Mr.. Ginder said that he thought that a fall
ure to deny the report In the morning would
work inealculable injury to the city and he
moved that formal and emphatic denial be
made by the association.
Mr.. Booth agreed In the necessity Of a denial.
and suggested that the way to make It emphatic
was for the representatives OF the association,
the State Board of Health and the National
Board Of Health to Join In ii.
The suggestion was accepted. and the whole
matter was referred to the conference commit
tee.
Dr. Beard of the Board of Health, stated that
he would tase great pleasure In joining in
contradiction. end declared htt there was no
yellow fever at all In the city.
The dee aration was concurfed In, and re-
!tareted by MIR. l. N, Marks. also OF the Board of
Health.
The committee adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

ST CHARLES HOTEL-R 2 Mckee. Geo W
Jones and wife, II Gibson. J Puinet. York.
Louisiana J l. Jelersop.L l. g Fenno. Boston !:
Frank d Rogers. Philadelphia Ffank Gray
Georgia; g shock. r Miller, John W Coch-
ran Wells, aas, Memphls: b ! > r. Taylor: ,: Brook
Rock; FL Moore, Delhi, La; Fred Wolfe, H
Lanpley. Kmball. Alabama: A E Bateman
end wife. washington Mrs ID Heyer. w
KuowIes, Mrs Patt and two children. w
Carl Muller and, VIE. Chicago; T Il ohaney.
Texas: \ Lewis, Cincinnati; Thos r Pack
InRham, England; ] W Nc ulIoueh, st Louis:
d w Fellows, Mis- Lottowanna Fellows Camden,
Ark; Mrs B skelton. Evansville; w Beal,
Grand Rapids: T Hum pbries, Illinois; John Il
Baker. Miss Nellie Baker. Selma. Ala; Mrs Wat
son and servant. Tsxss: Geo @ Fobes. Calves
ton; M Lascoux.F f Edmond. Bordeaux; J l.
CITY TYHOTEL-AnthonyM Maginnes, New York:
3 . Johnson and wife, Terrehonne La: T L
Wright v Reade. Ala; John N Crosswell. SC
81 Joseph, La: G Ellis Thibadoux: John 81
Natten. ColiDsburg La: j FL Rtn9gold. jena.
La: Oh rs Flammherg. Mobile; L Armitage,
AMs,eenston; M,c 2 6 Bsily and . gMtfe. M Koseiusko:
Smith Mics: J J Gee and sife, Mrs OF Kim
wife Helena. Ark: n @ Hubba d. Miss:
Reneau. BatesviIle. Miss: W H Cannon. Phila-
delphia: J A Covinefon, Westvilla. Miss;
Truitt. Boston; T W Locsett, Ed bucks. D Fell
Frierson, Dssotn parish; Mrs Ford aud two
children, Miss v Ford, Shreveport; G o Che.
nault Lyncnburg. Va; Miss Mary Butler, West
Felfciana.
An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
E.. HR~f-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
First Recorders Court

Officer James Farrell, cutting and danger
ousy wounding Thos. Newhouse on Gas1uet,
near franklin street. and also cutting and
was sent before the superior Criminal court
under $500 bonds on the first charge and $3.50 on
each OF the others.
Charles BrpRlin robbery Of gold watch and
chain from William McKesly. was sent before
the superior Criminal Court under $500 bonds
Jamss Brown and Chas. Breslu. assauItIpg
and beating Robert Mogel, First District Court.
bonds $3.50
Lizzie Washington. Eva Ellis. Emma John.
son and John MeUartha assault and battery:
$3.50 appearance bonds sach.
Mrs. Mains. assault and battery. $3.50 peace
hnnd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
GUBERN NATORIAL APPOINT
MENTg.

Gov. Wtlts yesterday made the following ap-
pointments:
W. L. Wootan. of Caldwell, to be inspector of
cattle at the Crescent City Live Stock Slaughter
House.
A, b. shee, assessor for the parish OF Bien-
vile
g. N. Clompitt, surveyor of Bienvile parish
X. 7. Young. assessor for East Baton Rouge
Charles q. Halle, aese seor for PoIpte Ooupse.
Tbeosane A. Bablp, ass essor for iberia.
L. @. Brigham. assessor for Morehouse,
II. NJ Sine, notary for Ascension parish.
Theo. Last ande, Jr, constable for the eighth
ward Of Plaquemines- vice 8. Jones, who failed
to qualify.
J. II. Poche. notary for st. James,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED.

Among the three executions appointed to take
place on the second instant was that of Robert
Robertson. who was to have been hung In Ope-
lousas. st. Landry pari ish. for the murder of
Eugene Bell. A stay of proceedings was grant
ed at the request of the sheriff who was absent
At the time making an arrest of what he deaig-
mated "a worse man" than the condemned one
Oa Monday the sheriff came to this city and
brought with him a petition. which was nGmer-
ously signed. King the communication of Rob
ertson's sentence to imprisonment for life at
hard labor. In consideration Of I'll the facts set
forth. the Governor has granted the prayer of
the petiioners
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court.

Theo. Lilenthal Vs. W. W. Washburn.-Ap
cation for an Injunction granted, preventing
defendant from using the Lambertype proeess.
q. @ Hancock vs. u. J. Hobrook ct als.-.FuI.
ther argument heard. ana case continued till
to-day.
Henry Ellermann vs. New Orleans Elevator
and Warehouse Uo-Ths motion to remand
refused, and the Injunction Issued by the
Fourth District Court modified as follows That
It is the intent and meaning Of this injure lon
not to interfere with the prosecution by the
defendants Of their grain elevator business.
american Cotton Tie Supply 90. vs.. J G..
Battelle and A. q. Badger, eollector.-Ths de-
murrer sustained as TO Badger. and complaint
ant bill as to him dismissed
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
First District Court.
JURY LIST.

JURY LIFT.
II. Bonnabel, Henry sabourin, John Spin dler,
Iesn fe.e, aaaen 1ss MsFsn r. haes Ueps
Il. Llchtenetein. John O'Brien. htw. Darcy, A..
7. Jourdain, L. r. Levy. Charles Bernstein. Jas.
Lyons, August Delord Fred. Hoppe, jacob
Bauer, W II. Hyatt, ] A. Tully, M. Dsly, J. M.
Noroh Peter Seheppel. Jacob Heinhardt A. y.
Palfrsy J, II. Wolfe. J. Demorueile. B. g ,rrY y.
Q, Duerr. r. Coleman, Sebastian Englsrt
George Il. Petty. Charles A. Sohenek.
InFoRMATToNs.
Maria Davis. entering In the day time and lar
eeny
PLEADED GUILTY.
Joseph Jamie assault and battery: pleaded
guilty to assault.
ACQUITTED.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

At the meeting of the City Council yesterday
Mayor Patton was authorized to appoint q
special committee to prepare ordinances to
carry into effect all provisions In the constitu-
tion relating to city affairs. and particularly
those referring to baby bonds. the ten mill tax
and back taxes.
The chief OF police has been requested by the
Administrator of improvements to cause the
arrest of any scavenger found disturbing the
contents Of garbage boxes In their search for
old rags or bones. The keep5r OF the garbage
boats has been instructed to prevent scaven-
gers boarding them
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

JURY FOR ArRIL
Joseph Dopahue, J Richard. A Bshan ?
Niafe. W A Wallis, y d Ogden. N r Btratton 2
! O'Meale Leopold teyy. J Lsrkin, Louis
II r Frost, Nioh olaa Burke. 2 Conn, Patrick
Quinn. O W Gould. Jos Bernard. John Fl Leary.
VIM g MUIR hy Jacob Sohaad, Michael Fsllon,
w l. Jewell James Psrr, Ernest Waltz. All
Obttepden John Robinson. Peter Winste,
Frank Graft. P B Caufleld. A McWilliems q r
Cotton Samuel Cade, q Klein. Jr.. Phil Wag-
ner. W ? scruggs. II Williams, A Borman, G. s.
Blame Aug VIM Brette, Vim Kipgsbury
son.
GASES CONTINUED.
Ben John alias Beu Lewls. colored. burglary
and carrying concealed weapon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE FRENCH OPERA.

Our own l. @. Intelligent eompositor1 hes
been at his old tricks again. In connection with
the coming opera we mentioned Yesterday the
engagement OF Miss Lablsehe. the niece # the
basso and the s nave ~ p"s
remem brences Of Blanche Davenport. bat from
all accounts we are willing to rlsk on the voice
our experience Of strakoschs beautiful singer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
Second Recorders Court.

man named Beanes. who had, In conversa-
ton with other parties expressed the intention
OF killing Judge Billings was yesterday sent to
alternative of furnishing peace bonds of $500
instead
man named Alex, Michel WAS sent down on
a charge preferred by Mathilda Gavannia. to
wit: breaking and entering her house. No. 81
BarraekR street. and stealing some jeWelry.
@. b. Long was sent before the Superior
Criminal Court under $3.50 bonds for carrying
concealed wea ponS
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.
The following were recorded yesterday st the
Office OF the Board Of Health:

The following were recorded yesterday sk The
office OF the Board OF Health:
BIBTHs.
Mrs. Fl. Ravain. daughter.
Mrs. Leon aodchauK o son.
Mrs. A. NJ Xavier, daughter.
Mrs. John Dpnnellv, son.
Mrs, Peter Weseh, q daughter.
MARRIAGES.
JAS. B. Higgins to Amelia Schultz.
Victor u. Lsmaue 10 Bell Ashland.
Edward Dunn to Mary Fsensy.
Anatole Didot to Marie e Roussel.
joseph CrawlsY 10 MARY J. Carney.
A. t. Francois to Mary Orr.
DEATHS
Lsonee r. Couvret, 8 years
AuRustin Perez, A. years.
Joseph Simmons. 8 months.
Ada Ale3antre. "a years.
Joseph Dlgion, 80 years.
Nancy Smith.
Albert sardou. years.
Mckinley Gibson.
X. @. Xavier, months.
Wa ter 2. Oasssgne, 81 days,
I. G. Sylvef, 50 years.
Catherine Lang. / year.
Pedropons Y. Olivas, 81 years.
Danl Lozss. 10 years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

Joseph Cooper vs. Bark Edith Troop. tackle,
etc-Suit for violation of towage contract.
g. II Watts w. J. b. Oonnors & Oo.-Lihel dis
missed at libellant's cost. This was suit on
what Ia known as dead freight" defendants
having chartered o vessel to carry q certain
amount and being furnished wi h one OF much
larger capacity and for the difference 1t was
sought to charge them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
MRS. SCOTT s1DDoNs.

Mrs Scott siddons whose reputation Is
world wide, will open on Sunday next. at
Grunewald Hall, series of readings which
will last for three DAYS. She will make SO;
lectlons from faynrite authors, and with sweet
beauties OF thought of the m ,sters OF language.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

Church. Mr.. Duncan WIS for several years
pastor Of st. Georges Church In this city:
where he Is native and to the manner born"
and returns to Louisiana to accept call from
St Jau,es Church, alexandria. young man
of decided ability. and earnes ly devo ed to his
calling he will not fall to give good account
Of himself In hi new field Of labor. His many
warm personal friends will be glad to know
that he has returned to his old home again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Augustin Daly's play. An Arabian Night
was presented yesterday evening f}rthe second
time In this city to q very large audience whose
high appreciation az to the mann9r In which
the play was put upon the boards was shown
by many rounds of applause. The entire cast
sustained heir parts very ereditae'y and the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
THE NEW CAPITOL.

The Board Of Commissioners appointed to
attend to the matter of the reconstruction of
the State. House at Baton Rouge met Yesterday
In the Governors office; present, the Gov
ernor. Senators Burlington and Hagan and
Representatives ,bertson and Richardson.
Mr.. Richardson acted ne secretary.
After a short elaboration It was decided to
authorize the Governor to select an architect
for the purpose I submitting plans and speoi-
foations, after which the meeting adjourned
subject TO the call of the chair.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
SOUTHERN DRAMATIC CLUB.

The Southern Dramatic Club will. on Thurs
day night the fifteenth Instant give at the st.
Charles Theatre. one of their enjoyable per-
formanees. The play chosen for the occasion
Is The Long Strike. and II We may Judge from
the east 1t will be well rendered bV the talented
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
PACIFIC RAILWAY.

We are requested to state that the creditors
and bondholders Of the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Oom pany can obtain correct informa-
tion relative to the settlement of their claims
by calling at the company,s office. No. 30 Damp
street or on the trustees. Col. E. A. Palfrey and
A. Schreiber ESQ. at the Office of the Factors
and Traders Insurance Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
SACRED HEART.

The ladies' fair on Canal street. corner OF
Claiborne. continues. as last week. In full blast.
Entertainments are given every night with an
entire change of programme novel and in
tsrestfng performance will be given to- morrow
night IN the way of a juv nil ! concert. We adj
wise those wfo wish to spend an agreeable
evening to visit the tar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

Brady h Mcclellan vs. Thos. Il. Handy ct ais.
Judgment for plaintiff against Huntington.
Prayer Il Henry.
John l.. Sterry vs. Thos. Fl. Handy ct als.-
Judgment for defendant, Bale io, against plain
!
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
PERSONAL.

We were pleased to receive call yesterday
from the Rev. 81. @. Duncan. who has Just re-
turned from Kansas City. Mo-. where he has for
several years had charge Of Grace lEpiscopali
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
Fifth District Court.

George u. Boggs vs. Allen. West Bush
Judgment for slos rs.
E T. Jones va. e. J. Florsnoe.- trial re-
fused.
John A. Alsworth vs. Mrs G.. A. Thompson
New trial refused
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
RSD, 00O -415aH
Kl9,900 4AD4G


The capital prize of $50 600 al 5eb) was sold In
New YORK, as was also the next or $40 900 one
l40046l, the $4,000 ptizs l3277G) In New Orleans
York ~'S'
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DHpARrmHnT, +,

WAR UHFABTMHHTsE
Signal Hervtee United States Army. J
Daily meteorological record for the sight houSs
ending at 9os D. M. Tuesday, April a..
observations taken ut the same moEnanE on
e ki1nn af all statinna.1