davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
WEEKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE

The following Is a general summary OF the
weather for the week ending Saturday last. as
prepared BY the Ohief Signal Officer 81 the
United States army:
During Saturday and Sunday. seventh and
eighth instants, light SHOWS fl in the northern
parts Of the United States md rains along tho
iulf and South Atlantic coasts. On Monday
aud Tuesday an area OF high PRESSURE. with
clear or fair weather. moved over the eastern
half of the country while an extensive area Of
low pressure covered tho Districts from the
Northwest 10 the Pacific On Tuesday this low
area ap parently divided the eastern ALI NOV
ing east ward dur Ing Wednesday and Thursday
to the Gulf OF st. Lawrence while he western
portion moved 8 lutbward over the Plateau dis
tricts during Wednesday, and thence to Texas
and the Chic valley during Thursday with
heavy raius; on Friday 1t moved to New Eng
land accompanied by heavy rains or SHOWS
and was Saturday morning central off the coast
OF New England The heavy rains of Friday
and Saturday nave resutsa In rapid ana dan
9erous rises Ia the tributaries OF tho Ohio.
The rainfall tor the past week averaged about
as follows In til vAi ,us districts: Canadian
maritime provinces, o Is nrnes: st. Lawrence
val ley. u.45 lower lake region. 65: upper lake
region. n.5p Nav England 40: Middle Allan
tic States. o.T0. South Atlantic States 60 East
ern Gulf States. o IS: Western Gulf States 0 10;
Ohio valley and Tennes- sc, eleventh to thtr-
teeuth. 3 o5: Upper Mississippi valley, 50: ;
Lower Missouri valley, 70 Rd river OF TIL,
North Wiley. ool: Eas'ern Rocky Mounta D
slope. from Dakota to inarior of Texas, 0 20 .
Rocky mountains OILS: Plateau districts 0.l0 :
California rs: Oregon. 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY MON
uMENTAL CEREMONIES.

IA there seems W DO IN erroneous impress
sion with tho public In relation tn the numbsr
OF invitations Issued. and their object. Capt
w. l. Hodgson, chairman Of tho committee OF
arrangements a slres uH to state.
That the cltizens Of Now Orleans. visitors
and tho public generally. are Invited through
tho press. Special invitations nre merely com
plimentnry and nre i4aued only To veteran nc
tive aud honorary members OF this command,
State aud city dgnitarlea. foreign eonsuls. dis
tinvuished strangers and the heada OF tho SOW
eral military organizations here and In this
Immediate Vicinity.
The platform. which is only forty five feet
square, IA not intended for ladies': IT T. capable
of seating only $50 persons. aud will be oecu-
pied by tho Washington Artillery Association.
the Governor aud staff. Mayor and tho city off,
cials a few distinguished strangers. the repre-
aentatives OK the press and mona others.
An efficient police will be Ia attendance to
preserve order. to protect private and public
property. and to direct vehicles to the position
Contributions Of floral decoration. can DO
sent to tho cemetery between tho hours Of n.
m. and D. M. to Lieut. l.. A. Adam, chairman
OF the decoration committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

all moneys. notes. bonds or securities Except
such notes or docum enta as may be fled With
suits or In evidence. which shall be kept by tho
clerk af tho eonrtl coming into their hands,
under article 1aa OF the constitution. and make
written return thereof within twenty four hours
after the same has been received by each officer
or officers
Any sheriff clerk or officer falling to mako
such deuosit and written return thereof. aa
herein provided. ehali be deemed guilty oi IL
mIademannor and shall be Imprisoned not OK
oeatlinR ak months and fine not exceeding
$500 80
Senate bill No 80 provides That there Hhn' be
one constable for eneh city court In Now Or-
leans wbose term of office shall be- TOUR years
and who shall be elected FIR four years ihey
shall TO riiizana ~ III State and ahnli RivS bnnh
IN the alm Of sseaa Their fees 81 otIlce ahal, 20
fixed by law. Three months after me 'p stltu- :
ton of suits cona'ables may demand their iees
from the plaintiff. and tho indigo. hit"r taking
evidence mny order q fiett fhriRs 70 isaun n
favor Of the cpnslnbloa.
Ii shall be tho duty ~ eonstnbles to pny over
TO pn1tIes entitled to them all money, bonds.
etc which they hold In their ON lni capacity
on frat demand In caaa Of failure the nudge
my Give judg nont IN solldo against Huch con
stable or his aurstie1
The following persona, electad constables at
the last eeclion ARC assigned to their resna"
tive enurts. ns fnlowa: Roger Murphy TO First
city Court; N. Y. vlne,, Second Court: i. T.
Thorn 10, Third Court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
"REFoRM IT."

AT this da'e. when the amount q tonnage IN
port Ia AT its acme. u grievance OF considerable
mag nitude receives "a proportionate amount OF
prominence In commercial circles. IL la by no
means n new grievances: II is now many years
Or age and II is exaRgeratlng nothing TO say
that II has succeeded admirably In hampering
and incommodlng the shipping interests OF
tho city We refor to the Balize te!e-
graph limo which Ia an adjunct 81 tho
ToWbunt Association and under the rontrol or
tho managers Of that corporation. " mas been
tho practice for years 81 denying the uso OF THIS
telegraph TO such officers and ship brokers
ma did not patroniye their towboRta. or. who
chose to accept other and competing tpWhonts
to saeape tho exorbtaut rharRt s. levied by the
association for tho use OF their hohta. WIN
both Telegraph lines under the control OF tho
association. 1t cnn be readily Understood that
brokers who 70 out OF tho association 10 obtain
towa0e ut more reasonable rates.
Tnts grievarce has again sprung no c0nsple-
uouay Ia shipptng circles and is loudly com
planned Of but the Ruff ,rerH arc impotent to nc.
complain nythinR Ia the shape " redress. and
ern Union should extend Its line. Tho com
pnry elntms tho lines their private property
and affect to have the authority to discriminate
In thu matter OF dispatches. Some two years
nRo parties entered suit TO test this assumed
right, but soon afterwards they we're taken into
the association. and nothing has boon heard OF
the ease atnee
Ship brOk era are unmeaaurod In their denHn-
citation ~ tho telegraph monopoly. and " tho
W,satarn Union would run u wire to tho BhliEe.
the double effect of giving every body the means
of t,tlegraphie communication mud making 1t
poaaihla to establish IL rivalry which might re-
suit In bronKinR down the tOwboAt monopoly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
CONFIRM ATOMS.

The following appointments made by Gov.
Willz have boon confirmed:
TO Munce, Justice OF the peace OF tho frat
ward Of Teusns. and X. M. billiard. constable of
the same wHrd.
Theodore varret. mayor of MandevIlo: st.
TAmmnny.
John Aeberry. justice OF tho peace Of the fourth
ward Of East Carroll. from and after tho first
Of April, 1880.
Obna, r. TeaHier notary public la and for tho
parish VI Pointe Cuuuen.
L. y. Covers. notary public. parish OF LIvlngs-
ton.
j. W. Mcannis. mayor OF Columbia. parish Of
Caldwell
j. H. jackson. Geo W. YnrhorouRh. T. =.
Parker. j q. Hinss and J. II. Madden. council
M II of the same town
Henry Renahaw. A. Tertrou. Victor Meyer.
Vim. II Byrnes. Albert .lhwin and deorge
Foerster directors of the Consolidated Asaocih-
ton u tho Plantora ~ Louisiana
J. T. X nnnrd; }. 1,atltte, ID. 9, Labatt. Al
fred Roman, Il. I. Laviebsuvre. DE-. j. Hnmp-
don Lewis. W. Il, Seymour aud 4. l.. Macon,
administrators Of tho Univertity Of Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
BTEADMAN ACQUITTED.
Another Chance for tho Aids 80 Dis
cover the Murderer of Kate
r1,o,


The caao Of tho State Va. Edward James Stead
man. charged with tho murder of tho woman
Kate Thompson nllas Bridget Hartnet. came
up before Judge Sheehan yesterday on pre-
limInary examination.
Bernard Donlon Rwore that he WINS In the
house No. ~ Dryadee street on the night OF tho
atAhbing. and to the beat of his knowledge the
prisoner at tho bar waa tho man that was seuf-
cling with the decenaed. Hs would not swear
positively that le was the man who did tho cut
Lizzie alonn said: On tho night Of tho stab
bling Was standing In t the YARD Of the house
with tho deceaaad. About m hour afterWnrd
heard tho deceased eay she was cut. l ran np
staira. but tho man WAS gone.
On sunday night | identified II man NJ the
Cnntfal station ~ tho nun who did tho cutting ::
after identified him was told that hIe name
wins Ed J ateadmnn. That ia tho same man
tpointsng to the prlsoner) Tho man at that
time Woro slde Wh'skera
Mike Henneasey stiIed TINT whom he ar
| rested tho prisoner at the bar he enid, u sup
that thing occurred. That woman has made a
dying declaration, and says that Jack Doyle cut
her
The balance Of tho Witnesses who fled on
behalf Of tho Htntn were positive thnt Tbs man
who did the cutting wore eide whlskers. and
had II largo scar on the side OF his face.
The irst witnaas caled for tho defense Was
Administrator Menll le. who testified that he had
known tho accused twenty years and never
know him to Wenr side whtakers. and that his
character as n penceabIe citizen WIS good.
Hteadmhn's barber was tho next wtnnss
placed on tho stand He teal1ed to tho fnct that
ne had shaved the prisoner for II number OF
yenra and never know him to wonr aide
whiskera.
On tho testimony OF which tho above Ia sy-
nopaia. Judge Hheehnn discharged tho aceuaed
with the remark. That In Bis opinlon tho aids
lind heen Imposed on by Interested parties.
who desired to shield tho rea murderer"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
CITY HALL NOTES.

The Council. at Its meeting yesterday. au-
thorzad the New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary
Association to lay line OF water pipes On the
levee. the work to be performed under the
supervision of the City Surveyor.
The ordinance prohibiting smoking on ships
loaded with cotton ana on wharves where snch
ships are moored was adopted
Administrator Behan In asking its passage.
Of preventing Ares on shipboard. There had
lately been great mans such fires and thu
oarelessnees Of smokers might have caused
from the oook-houses on shi ps ana from incen-
diaries. As regards the latter. 1t had been
CHARGED that free had been started for the pur-
pOsa OF getting salvage.
Administrators Behan and Collins have adj
dressed Joint communication to city Surveyor
Brown. Instr ue ing him to make a thorough in
epection OF the levaes and report all W ak SPOTS
and all places which are liable to b. affected by
the expected rise In the river should 1t come
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
THE BETHEL.

The British steamship Gardenia. under tho
management OF J. O. Elliot. gave a grand con-
cert Monday evening at the Bethel. The Rev,
Mr. Nalle made most beautiful and Impressive
prayer. Mes srs. Elliot. Murphy. Stephens. etc.
acquitted themselves most creditably. Our
genial and humorous friend. Mr.. Henry Brand,
accompanied BY his sister. Miss Lizzie Smith.
caused penls Of laug liter to resound throughout
the building. He IL evidently n favorite ut the
Bethel Mrs. Davis. nee Miss Moore. Of Texas
kindly favored the audience with some read
ings. Mr. Duryea was made a professor Of
music. Too much cannot he said Ia praise OF
the chaplain. Father Witherspoon. Without
him the Bethel would be as soup without salt.
M q wedding without bride.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
THE REVENUE LAW.


CLINTON. La. February ia, 1880.
Editor OF the East Felleiana Patriot. Democrat.
send You for insertion tho Grs. section Of
ne new rGyenne law recently introduced In the
W. W Farmer. OF Onnehiha. chairman Of thu
Committee on Ways md Means ii il 4 tosra.
sonal property Will h have hitherto eiuded the
lynx eyed asseseors and tax collectors who for
the most Iart havo ndnlged IN tho ploasnnt
oonsclousnoes Of duty faithfully fls charged
whea they have worried tho HE Or money out
o. the hotdets OF ronl eatate aud haen content
upon tho officers of tho Inv may be mora
Justly laid ~ tho door Of the lnw iaeIf Do that
~ ~ may, tho careful thrna"ology Of tia new
after ai claesea nf citlzens Of Louisiana shall
boar their Inabe proportion Of tho burdens
wah Ebn nat T "a hn pr"n .ra of the
emptlon Of tho holl"rs OF the wenith That Ia n
lessor. which Ia Just now being practically
" world, nnd my wtnesaes for my statement
nro tho labor striRea. tho nnd ngitntlona.
sn'ia ,ha o, eomm ",,i; n'hllsm and
mschanos and Mi tho produr"ra es ar wealth. aRh
hive been ground into dust 10 gruttfy the Rraed
% = lew no-saeasore ~ wen,th Il IL cheoring
sign Tor The hnppneas and cont nj of LOUISE
ana citizen hip: now when tho State banks. the
natural friends and nlltes Of tho farmer and
mechnnic. have bison taxed ont OF eSiatence b,
see the Legislature rs,nehnxo on its arm Of
npwsf , 10 a'rLha n"Wn ne "f"n INEQUALITIES
mn in tho dist rltn. Ion ~ tha hmraa.a oaank
ernnant hetwa.n tha ,,r,,iuna,a - ,,.,.,, sos
tha hoiIera ~ wnolth '''i'"oi' VI "o"i'" anu
The nav In. ,,.,nr,uot, ,,J ba.t,
rornad wi h"mln ~ rnu. ~, ~ ,''nssniy gu
The Htnta trananrv wIiah i ,n ~ , IN
gi,ujie nf tho Mnn.,nr n,.,bn"o - ,",su JIe
sh, will hacop,n ~ f. "l .,n, ~, p"kkaIly
nnrts md wo ,n,u , an, m,, W. nu.ue puI-
elov Wil,znnd Il ,nnanrar M, ~ "a
wear md enr Of official drndgery In ! plethorie
but n Yer shnnnwv nIni,m Va 49, -. pi r m,,ts
exnant TO eoa tha Ini"rea, nn ,ha atats,s nhtxs
,aid ,un 49, H ~ " ,he ''hts ueDt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
AN AUsPICIoUs EVENT.

In the presence OF II largo number OF friends
the Row. John Mathews. D. D.. yesterday united
Ia the holy bonds OF matrimony MIR. Harrison
Alexander Of Virginia. and Miss Minnie Ran
dolph one of the faIrest daughters Of New Or
leans.
After tho ceremony. which was so.emnizod ut
the residence of the BRIDES father. VIM. A. Ran
dolph, Esq. No. 724 Magazine street the newly
welded pair left by the Mobile train for the
grooms home In the Old Dominion.
With hearts and hands united the happy cou-
pie start down tho one path through life. to
journey together unto tho end followed By the
prayers OF hosts OF friends that the way may be
b Ight and covered with flowers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
POLICE JURIES.
How They Shall Be Selected.

Last evening thero was a Joint caucus OF tho
Democratic members Of tho House aud Senate
for the purpose of considering the subject of
police iuries. Tho constitution does not pro-
vide for tho manner Of their selection whether
by regular election by tho people or by ap-
poiutment. The question cnme up In connee-
tion with the bin now In COURSE of preparation
and II provoked quito u lengthy debate last
night. though thnre was not anything near II
full caucus. After much discussion n vote WAS
taken. and 1t was finally agreed to have the
police Jurios appointed for tho next four yeara
This proposition wns carried by vote OF &c to
10. and some Of tho membera declined to vote
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
AUCTION Sails.
by Montgomery a. Co.

M ONTGOMERY n 90, AUOTiONEERB--
Solicit consgnments Of Household furniture
Carpets. Paintings. Libraries and General
Merchandise for their regular auction sales.
held 1T II O'Clock d. m. every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Hnles Mt residences attended to nj moderate
charges. au1T
M ONTaOMERY d 90.
Ul AUCTIONEERH
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Gown. Carriages An1
Harness at auction. at
MONT0OMERY'H TAFT EKSALLb.
No. - RArOnns street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nj ID
o'clock.
OonGRnments OF stock solicited au17 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following wore recorded yesterday at tt
office OF tho Board Of Heath:
MARRIAaEs.
william Kernion TO Louise Lyeune
Joan Ilnolotte o Lawrenae Labeauvs.
W. H. Boflnger to Agnes Paul.
q. Ill. Mallain to BldonIa Ii. Wagner.
BIRTHS.
Mrs. John Williams. n son.
Mrs Joseph King ~ son.
Mrs. Charles villa. y son.
Mrs. Paul VIM. II daughter
Mrs. william Walker IL daughter.
Mrs. Richard Htenhouse u son.
Mrs Michael Walsh, II dnHghter.
Mrs. William NJ. Weintrnub, n son.
Mrs. asorge H. Schmidt n daughter.
DEATHS.
Il. b. Harrison year md months.
Mrs. Margaret KisRet 81 yours
William ITAr'ignn, 30 yenrs.
William b. Kickarby. 81 years.
Mrs. M. w. BroadheAd. 81 years.
Alice Thompson, "a yanrs.
Mrs. The,an Patin. 2b years.
Patrick Banner. 80 years.
- Kuhn. months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
A. w. Tompkins. embezzlement
First Recorders Court.

James Donovan. alias Dug. violating ordf-
nance No 5o4G: $3.50 peace bond
F. e. Lefevre. embezzlement: $500 appearance
bond.
George Morrissey. attempted robbery: First
District Court bond OF $3.50.
Marie Form. juvenile vagrant. WIS sent to the
House OF Good Shepherd.
Victor Pessou and John Durand. grand lar
ceny: $500 appearance bonds
Laura Davja. fighting and disturbing the
peace. $40 or twenty days
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

The Louisiana Division Association Army OF
Tenuessee hold their monthly meeting last
evening. ut their rooms. on Baronne street
After the transaction Of routine hnsinoes and
tho election OF many new members. tho Invita-
ton of tho Washington Artillery to assist at the
unwilling and dedication OF their monument,
on tho twenty SECOND OF this month. was road
and accepted. Tho association will be notified
through tho morning papers OF time and place
OF meeting to Join In the ceremony.
Thereafter measures were taken preparatory
to tho annual reunion. which Ia to tsko place
On the sixth OF April next. and the meeting nd
iDurnei.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
BREVITIES.

Yesterday Gov. Witt appointed Col. W. M.
Owen Inspector General. With the rank Of Gen.
eral vice Hon. VIII steven. resigned.
Washington Hook and Ladder Fire Company
No. /. of Agtars. will bave a presentation aud
parade on the fwentr second instant. starting
from the truck house At 3 80 p. m.
On Monday evening last the little son OF Gov.
Wilt. aged nine years. was violently thrown
from horse upon which he was riding In the
neie hborhood of Jackson Square. Though
badly hurt II is gratifying to learn that his In
juries are not serious. and will not necessitate
any nainful oparatiOn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
A HALTER ENDS HIM.
The Suicide of Young German Boy
in Stable.

The SUICIDE OF Dung German Boy
in Stable.
Yesterday morning at half past II O'Clock.
VIM. Heck. young stable boy aged seventeen
years. being unable to support his family. and
seeing want aud restitution staring them IN
the face committed suicide by hanging him
self to rafter In the stable In the rear of the
house No. 800 Craps street. between Union and
Bagatele
The instrument of death selected by this I'M
happy boy was. horses halter. the end Of
of The stable Then climbing up a ladder. ear
the place whore the rope. was fastened. he ad-
slipped from the ladder. The fall was not suff1-
cieht to break his neck, and he died Of suffoea,
ton.
scribed BY Mrs. Gayme FriRola Ia the following
words:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
HOME AGAIN.

Having arranged matters In Washington so
that for the present at least. there will be no
change In the heads of the Custom House de-
partments Collector Of Port A. s. Badger has
returned To this city.
He arrived yesterday morning and will again
enter on the discharge of the duties of his Office
morning
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
yith vagrancy. was lodged In the Seventh Sta

ton.
:. Bob Mitchell. charged with mnshlng In VIM
Mack's Uranium with 9lnss. was incaroerated
In the Central Station.
f. Leferose WAS arrested aud locked up In
tho Third 1T ttnn. charged by James Robinson
with tho embezzlement of 800
:, Private mnrketmen John Larrieux. Sidney
Fre.ot and VIM Sutherland were es9od in III.
Algtera Precinct, charged with violating section
OF ordinance 4Tas.
At the inatigaiion Of Henry Hnbel. Thoa
OConnor was arrested md locked 10 la the
Central Station charged with entering COM
plainant's house In the day time aud stealing n
cont
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
BILLIARDS.

Last night the tournament Mt Crescent Hall
closed with a triangular game OF 400 points be-
tween Sexton. DAILY and Bchaefer. Sexton ran
out on tho twelfth inning. leaving DAILY 1o4. and
Schaefer 70. The two latter then Joined issue
twenty fret inning when Schhefer was only 1ob
The highest runs made by Sexton we're: 60. ia
14s; DAILY &C. 7G. 153; Hchaefer 81. Sections av-
erape was 3at, Dalys 1917 and Schaefer's 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
CITY ECHOES.

Monday night JAG b sehwenck's bar-room
was slightly damaged by fire.
For the larceny OF Sc Julius Vern was incar-
cerated in the Sixth Precinct Station.
Lizzie Duggod. charged by police officer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
THE COURTS.
Third District Court.

Tho ense Of Whitfield 4 Mitchell va. Thomas
Layton ct ala. was aRnln trial In this court
yesterday, md tho examination Of witnesses
proessdel With
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE
SENATE.

Senate bill No. 50 provides that sherifrs,
clerks, or other officers OF the Civil Dis riot
Court OF Orleans are required to deposit with
the judicial depositary selected BY said court
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DErARTMENT,l
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for tho eight hours
ending Mt 0s r. m. Tuesday February II.
TObseryatlons taken ut tho same moment OF
time nj all stations
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

Ten different kinds OF three to five year old
fine pure California wines. at low prices. at
Miller 4 Diemann's. 50 to o. South Peters street.
corner Natchez Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
Fifth District Court.

New Orleans Homestead Association w. II.
WnRRnmnn et nj. New trinl granted.
jacob and Geo. Fuchs Va. jean Mule OF al
Judgment for plaintiff for $40
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

Louis Carrier and Alfred Johnson. alias Ba-
zIle, alias Pancho. were sent before the First
District Court charged with petty larceny.
Louisa Bantetts, charged by Felix Fechier
with assault and battery. WAS put under $3.50
peace bonds.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tor ie cures dyspepsia,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
PERSONAL.

Jas. P. McIneply the affable gentleman who
represents the we'll known gas 1xture eatab-
on a business VISIT to our city. and will be here
about q week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

The best tonic In the world Is Malakoff Bit
ters. Prize medal received at the Paris Expo
sition In 1878
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

An excellent appetizer and regulator Of the
system is MalakofY Bitters,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18
Charged with Robbery

Richard Dearte was arrested and locked up Ia
Seventh Precinct Station. charged By G. w.
Ward with the robbery OF $40.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-18

HHbHS gin EdkH IONIC tUrOS foVer hnu RRu0
Pure stick and fancy candies. bon bons. prize
candy. cryslnlized fruit and all other kinds OF
candies. Mt worry low prices. mt Miller h Diel-
mann'a 10. 80 mud "a South Petera sfreat.