New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
NEIl-OfLtANS.
FRl'ir TRADE COTTON Elks KNIGHTS OF
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sstp,ai npiultisU ~ his cabinet ate tsUerirh Here
vasi uoutn ~ pa,ieiuale ~ The epi enUuips attend
ia tho formal Nppnna ~ The Nuilhs isro9'i',i
Tho 'ich wipb iiNh "a preparing ~ ave hm u ban
uupt ihu pnUil ~ nheh has hni hatii siea'l w
heW=irnans f0r manl days
lioln is nolahle circumstance connected with
the sudden death of Dr D. NJ iiumls an Monday
last. IIo was one ut tho visiting surgeons at tho
Charity Ilospital and few hours before his death
lac delivered Lecture to the students IN tho hos
pitai on apoplexy. At the time he was apparently
in perfect health. In concluding his lecture, to de
monsirate the kind of man who was liable
10 he atiackcd no pointed to himself and SAID " !
am man in danger of apoploxy. | am liable to
die at any moment. from IT." Three hours after
ward he was dead and apOplcxy had killed HIM.
He was one of the most prominent physicians IN
the city. II member of the National Board OF
Health, and of the American Medical Association.
and one Of the professors Of the Louisiana
University.
The water gas which was some months ago sub
stiuted for thc old Goa! gas and from which 80
much wa, expected in tho way of increased light
and reduced bills has proven failure and com
plants by tho public are many
and loud. Lamps and in many
cases ca dos even are preferred to 1t.
The Council has passed on all three telephone
ordinances, which with the present company make
four. They are the GardcS or Pan. the Clay, me
Southern Louisiana or Beach. and the Great
Southern. Stringent obligations not to merge OK
sell out are imposed. aud if all tho companies OK
pcct to do business. the streets of the Crescent Guy
will fairly bristlc with poles.
On Sunday last the project of establishing a
Lodge of the Orler of ElIs. the first in this CITY,
was contaminated. The following visiting Eiks
aided in the organizations: George Schoslingcr' OF
Ncw-YorI G. NJ. Morasco. of Syracuse ana =. a.
Donaldson, of Louisville.
Preliminary steps were taken at a meeting oil
leading white and colored citizens OF New-oiea"s'
held on Monday at the Straight University, 10 es-
tabsh ut central point in the South UNI
versity of Applied Sciences for giving to graduates
of colorcd schools thorough training. both 'heo'
retical and piactic Il. in the leading trades.
The fruit trade of this city rs rapidly extending
west ward A few days agoa shipment OF panihas
left here for Salt Lake CITY and arrived AT mat
point IN excellent condition. Heretofore Tue SNIP
mcnls dl not reach furtL er west han DehVer, ou.
n change has come and the big j. ana Kansas
CITY. Springfield and Memphis roads arc iapiuly
building up trade which New-Orleans never
dreamed OF controlling.
On Monday afternoon Mr. David NJ. Vance so
of Senator Vance, of North Carolina was married
TO Miss Maud NJ WatkInson, dangnter0t me late
T.. j. WatkInson. u merchant of rms Guy aho
afrerward OF II. Louis. Tho ceremony when TOOK
place at Christ Church. was very private and
uulet Mr. Vance - the law reporter OF Inc ihmes
Democrat.
The unifor neil Knights of Pythias are moving to
orpanzs IN ouoampnent Of several days duration
"a tho Expedition Grounds and preceding the amt