New-York tribune., 1884-10-05
TOPICS IN LEADING CITIES
NEW-OR ny.
GRAZING LANDS RECENT pEAliiS-I'o'
eating NEGROES.
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Nrw-ORLEANs. Oct. ~ ~ """''"' W
York was in this city this week an" Nv" - "
visit 10 the country parishes MI " n"oon ''"' ~
= ,o,o,,or. - represent men in Ncw-lork Guy "ho
ore considering the feasibility oil stockr",S"s :"
this state. aud I am here to examine NV" ''o
odaptabllity of your lands for that purpose ''''"
rcprcsentation. tho Felcianas seem 10 o"oi WY
advantage | shall visit those parishes III" W."
the lands suited to our purpose VIII ~ ouo' '"t"s'
IN that bu sncss'
Ado,,h Ellie who died Tuesday, was in his day one
of the bcst-known men in Ncw-Oreans lie was
eighty vcars old and born in France. but he had
come here al the age of about Twenty-Five u" WIS
n musician of high order and gentleman VI ""o''
rl.as;,g manners and address. For thirty years he
occupied the position of first violin ana Soos' III
the orchestra of the French Opera, where his per
formances were always waited Tor ana ieceNcu w
the dilet,anti with applause and even enthusiasm
uo,;,, ,couircd some fortune by devotion to his
art. he went into business and for number oi
wears his music store on Royal ST. and subsequently
on Canal-st was the favorite resort OF artists anu
| lovers of good music.
The remains of DR.. H. ID. Baldwin were inferred
| Sunday. Dr. Baldwin was born in Clster County,
New-York in 1909 and had been for forty years
|
Robertson of the Port OF Ncw-York. and was gen.
tleman of fine natural abilities and high sclehtlhc
| ottainments He married Miss Margaret Gldeve oil
this city and leaves several sons in prominent puSi-
! ness positions During his long residence nero lit
filed positions of high trust with credit to himself
The steamship Kairos. which left this port tues
day for Antwerp carried ont the largest cargo oi
grain which ever left the port II was 500 tons
and consisted of 92.51i bushels of wheat and
| 52O2G of rye The shippers were DrtnWcl
brothers and the officers of the Produce fNchahge
sent TO CAPTAIN Liddlc complimentary letter III IT,
| gard to the great load.
| The Southern University. n state insittutloil Il,
! this city for educating colored pupils opentt
| Wednesday morning under most cnconfagiilg c'r
| away for want of room. ] he iOuf pf'hlulN 'hu
| grammar departments were hlled.
The Mayor has undcr consideration an ordinance
limiting the number of passengers IN street ear u
| twenty n does not meet with public favor. ~ tl,
average citizen objects to having his right 70 crown
and be crowded inlrnged upon or curtalled.
Temperance people now qucnc hing Their tlirs
| NJ a ~. 900 soda fountain erected hN pioihih'i
! Cana. 81 druggist. Some oi the papers noted lh'
| hudng of the fountain ne an evidence ~ thc rn
tcrprisng and progressive spirit of the citl
The Lopiaiona Field Artillery regiment was mus
tered ont Of the service of the state ING week -
their own request The Louisiana llclh was VIZ
oldest company in the state service, having peer
organized in 1870
The gfeenbackets have nominated Butter eiec
toral ticket They have also started \ small WcehI
peupr witch they call N, LdbOr llidicdfor an'
have placed Dr W " Hire IN the eld 49, thef ,nh ,
trirl br liiir was their rhure ~ TN" last ION
utpssunal election ~ the district