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ruTBER rs. say. I HIS TOVRTEESin. CITT HALT BOARD OF HEALTH. AJtUSEXElfTS.

nv- TTnmpsoo, every Friday, from 10:20 to 11:30. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Prof. Mota. rhetnlst of tiie board, real Projrrammo "of Exerdsoe Attending Oimad Operm Hinil.

tha tho a k-ngtliy report upon tho water auppiy of the, City of Sew Orleans. Tha n-pol Laying; of tho Coroer-Stoao of IXIERESTIXU REPORT FROM TUE The "Breezy Time" til confirmee to draw itEGVLAH RECORD OT TEXTS good audiences at the Grand Opera House. Sfoniunent, Tlie Fourteenth of September will be fit SUXITARY INSPECTOR. tretaeii ot tin result, of tho chendst a arkUysis of raia water sainplea, and dt-aj it a the subiex-t in all ka dotalla. TURO UG llO CT TREKITY.

The iale of seat for the performance of the A Company, whieh opens-at tin The Paid Fire Iepartnent. -was the. last day' da which unit the resolution relative to tint aubjer-t, could he received for supplying the fire department with the' appar ratua necessary for it efficient operation, when tiie ordinance erecting akalj have been passed. The inxpreaBiou wa that the Trioua bkla aeat ia would hate been tingly celebrated. In additioh to the regular formalities and phases of celebration there After the report had been read l'rof.

fait for the Possession of' a Well Known KestaaraRt Property, Lawrance Fabacher, the restaurant keejer, yesterday filed answer to the suit for eviction instituted against him by Joseph. Fabacher. his father. Tha suit was filed. i tho Civil District Court on Saturday last, and the petition represented that Lawrence Fabach-er's lease of the building at the corner of Cnstomhotase and Royal streets, in which he now maintains a hotel and restaurant has theatre neat Sou is procreating ftfcU- Death of Lady Moloney at Belize from Mota stated that ha would, next Thursday XEW YORK AXD CHICAGO.

lactoliiy. ti.gat, subum, a report upon the axtjjian will be the dedication of the Fourteenth of September monument erected to those who Yellow ir apriaklinj; of fctroeW with Canal Water Dr. Fratt Take we.l and nver water supply. A Wooden Nutmez Dnuumef Acta a The Tlrf men's Festival. OnLlrmmn, John Fit zr atriclt called the fes- loet their lives in the act of disenfraichiae- i oraiento auggesKed tha the ehemi-it Arbitrator to fMttle the Claim of the Ilia Seat aa a Member of tho BoaztL ment from alien and negro rule.

The cornerstone of that monument will be laid neon iTUconunittee af the Firemen's Charitable I opened and pasted -upon- yesterday by the 1 art I 1 1 I 1 v.n ft that 8'iiamt his conciusitinit upon' the wat qneatioa, which he promise! bo would di. 1-r. lbraieiiio did is Uiiak that the prs- Two it if. special cbmmi'tee appoiuted pur expired, and that although notified to vacate Association to order last nigai at r. The Ch'uago Exrritiop has tie the said" Lawrence Fabacher has refused to the 14th of September.

The opening prayer amp street. There was a large attendance. The. rtfmlar monthly meeting of the will be-made by Dr. Palmer, the benediction do ao.

and Secretary Jacob Volrath was at his post Board of Htalth was hew last evening, pose; but owing to the inforced- absent of "Mr. Janlfci- G. Ckuk from the 'city there waa no meeting of that "body, yesterday, and it ii- understood that there will, be none until the arrival of the member re Chairman L. K- Garcia, of the committee with DT. It S.

Olliphant, president, in the Lawrence Fabacher In his answer aver that by the terms of his contract of lease be was entitled to a re-lease of the preniisefor chair. There were present ira. uiaason. on grounds, reported that all arrangements mnJo fir t1i Imothi uJ that the tiuiuary report should be pubLsuod uutil tae coiK-liLsKius Vera reached. The able report was received and T9-f -nited to the laboratory committee.

CoL Zacharie reisirted tliat be had -raited tho jsi'ico jury of St-Bernard wij-Dr. 'Wheeler, cattle Inspector, in referetJ-o the hitmr'a Cumpldnta of tho action, of tie butchers at the slaughter house. A caifereuce was held, and matters would Fonueuto, iltssrs. Weilmanu, Hill, King, ferred te, which wtU probably not bo be-. br icar- Ueneral Bog art.

-Senator it. r. Jonas will be orator. of tie day and Gen. John Glynn.

will lay tho corner-stone. Jud-re Marr, who presided over the meeting' on the 14th of September, 1874, when messengers were sent to Kelio? to warn him to step down and out of the gubernatorial chair, will preside and make ail anuoanco-ments. Xhe xTimmittee of an-anc-omenta of tha secretary 01 the JocKey hud iiu IStauffer, Secretary Vr. 1. bolomoa, At-toi Ley Francis Zaiharie.

Chemist A. L. tnclm-ne d-jci ni Utile discussion le- ecu tie ritr(HitUveS of the sjiuuict-palitiei of New i.tri. and CJii-atfo tui to Uie roUtive tueriut of hose two caties la fch-j tllj of an inL exi as.t'iai. tsoh of Liose two cite iutfirwurJ dls tuet tiaji a in the iun.il raoe.

New Yoik claimed onpit diet tpi ded Ji, is in erecting a a uu Ameii fsa fc lijat to ig pra led in the eucounler, and Ode go go: 'nut. fore the first. of uesx week. As many, as to have he sates ana tences lm erudition for the tournament aix iifTi'rent bids have hern received by successive period i three years upon his giving to th lessor three months notice of his intention of so-doing. He did give such notice ia due time, and in accordance with the provisions of.

the. lease, on March 27, ls.il. Notwuhsijrndingthianot.ee he was, on July UI, ordered by the lessor to vacate the premises." Uespondent alleges that the said, act of the lessor in mvmi him notice to vacate as Met a. and ChiuC baultary inspector Dr. Parhaiu.

l'eter Doerr, chairman or tne pnum committee, said that the posters were or- CWrk Shields Uuung this mauor. THX BICTOtB 'CISA5C. ieredand wouhl-be reaiy in a nay j-u. It was 7:45 o'clock. Just fifteen minutes The committee were emooweretl to pool i Complaint was mele to Acting Mayor Claiborne.

veterbtT rejratiing tlie reckleiw-ne- of blcvcle rithirs ou St Ch.irles avenue east toe hour for meeting. When Mr. King called attention to the 'fact that a quorum in conpicnon places ttirongntni wio cut. Chairman Charles linkr, of the badge committee, presented a number of designs. after dark: and he wad to one his was present, lr.

Olliphaut It not. periui- bi eximni-ous to fiie HUl.j ct irefacn eluc. dj. i of Inflaehoe -toward the infonwuieat of -any illegal and a trespass upon his rights, and if permitted and allowed would cause irreparable injury to -respondent and wonkl cause him pecuniary loos tn a sum exceeding caileU. tatb meeting to orotr, aud li.

Solo be adjusted by the passage of tho nec'--stry ordinances by tho polica. jury. CoL Zachario submit teii a nmubex of- suggia-tous relative to the sanitary comfitioii of the pulaic market. Ho said that the board could proceed leiMlly by civil suit to cvmiel the whitewashing and cleansing of the markets. The botird decided to authorize the president and attorney in case of necessity to proceed 'against the market lessees.

The- committee on sanitary -insrwsc-tors re-portef! the plan fi seruruig tho registration of from IvsO to date aa 10-ndtteil by Mr. llckens perfectly fea-sd-la. and that committee we; lnmnneu the necessary nnmWxT for ie differsnt eojn-uiitU-e. ice presidents and tt press. What follow that Lieie P5.v UO mon road the ianiuit-s 01 UiO yic-Vious hvt ordifiaiwe- Uiat iaiJit be found to 'exist urn the subjejt It was ata'ed thiit life ma ioritT of rxiers carried no lirhts on meeting.

Fonrteenthpf September Monunitital Asso ciatton consists of the following gentlemen Messrs. F.G. Freret ehairmeB; John Glynn. D. M.

hiipatnek-aiid D. A. H. Vaught The ceremonies will commence promptly at 4 o'clock. The participants in the struggle of Sep.t 14, 1S74, actually in actiou or on duty that day, will assemble at Waxlungtoa Artillery Halt promptly at p.

nu, r-ceive their ba'dges from their old orhcers. It would be well for those conunauders of companies who have failed to leave their orders for their quoto of badges with CoL George H. Lord, at P-J2 Ota Tier street to do so. The dffferent military organizations of the city will furnish the citizen soUliory more rell.l.le auge of tfij i-oi aeii-tixueut of any Am-rhan city t1. an C' he other cuiimees reponca iirrn Liie urotTamiiie eommiWee, throtiirh ts tin wheels: -that tlley rau ra ou.

the Ur. oUiphaat reponeu tiiaa ae Lai re bauouettes at n'vht eiidaniferiiMr Uvea ceived a repoiu. fioin lt. lieard, phj akian of it; commercl-il tx veer-. Their cLrman, V.

J. Kane, resorted that it had of little children" and tliat tiiev were other on Uie sLvaiiaiup uiivaivr, liiu ell eel arrauued ta hTe a lse dmp game on I. iuei.ra.at ha-'-Uo, t. eir iie.iiaUiO ic chang; fci of i ih ui erni I'l'-, di wise fust beomltig atiimolT.i)le tli at, there Was no sickness ou board the dav tweeiUhe liemy h.ioca ana ic ju-berret nine, and that they had under con- on that naamkir promenade. Jf course vessel duing tho Toa(e, also unit, Lawrence Fabacher further avers that he has paid 111 cash to Joseph Fabacher tbe sum of for the good will aud privireges'of the establishment, and that he has spent the sum of toooO'in improving and repairing he same, xhe answer goes on to state, hat when- Lawrence Fabacher 'called Joseph Fabacher'a -attention to tliat elans of the contract relatbe to the extension of the lease.

the said Joseph Fabacher acknowledged its existence ajid promised to draw up tir liiiaLi ju te udi ia diacuitskwi Mux- m'eirl. muiiA f-vri-i. to the lUKlVe. cider iou the bid for hreworas. Moloney wu.o of the Ooveruor of Urhiah ol whviu ti.

into but as a tiiey. nt-eded attention, aud the Aetincr Mnvor txm in i-ade Uiere i. miv wtli i-1 iloiiuuias, -had. lUea at ieiuo of ytsiiow Johnson, Kane anil nnor rturia cert'iri firms wonS.inmke donations. a iTa or bs-.

dogre the pro-ii. iAitv to calm "aijbiaws Vie oi no pertinent to fhe unbjeet tli.ut he recommend IM pasie of one by The earner uewara naa neen permitted In r-iu i una fcue MTossrs. Aticoin, I onnor, uarci, t-niger ft.l i'itziatiicl ere seiected its a comaiitv-e to solicit prizes. to come up after having been thoroutsily famig-atod at the Mi-iisipii Quarantine A 'i i. l.

r.i: rriorl if. lln projifwied to do th -work for f-'Il child 'not recorded for twenty This would complete the statistics of blrtaa, fi- there was nothing at present to slnw the nu tilie of biriha in Jiew Orieina since 1SS0. The- committee favored the proposition of Mr. Pk-keua, and It waa adopted by -he board. lir.

Pratt was appolnteil on eommtt- kie as ttooti aa pmsnne. 1 ae melius JfiLLVor uroiuised- to look iiM- the who took part the light with a creUitaii-s eseort The Wowing order ha been ijed from head iiMrtcrs tho members ui the Crescent City White League: HEAixjCAaTEas C. C. W. LJ i urieaas, si S.

ltwl. 1 Special 'o. 1.J Statiou. Ur. Mihpnani a action in this Kilter.

i I irjv i-ii from t'Ue it of matter was approved. riin taTe1)-aU'n -it wn acortalnci tJuit there was no ordinance upon tie auh- ct-o said -a. Uaa. Mr. E.

J. Mi Vtm ag lite treasuier suouaiteu tha following lhe (liflereirt companies reponeu the hl their ticktti distribated the menihrs. I Mr. i elix 4'rouve, of SfiViemirgOio. 1, Fe-parted tlfnt hi tomrny had antjiorized fiirt to dra'w a chVclfior the paymeirt of tickets.

His report was received with aj the new iea se and rent notes, mai neper-Biatfcutly delayed doing so until demand of resjMHidect That he then drew up aeon-tract containing arbitrary and oppressive clauses and stipulations, the effect ot which was calculated to paralyze au'd extinguiau respondent's business. Kespondeut further shows that he has. tendered to Joseoii Fabacher a lease pre fiuancial report for August: to vS d- we t- i answ liaiaiice oh hand 1, teea In place of Dr. Betsmi as folloivs: itvf Imt It statotl tiiat were Included in 'tiui general at of Leirisjiice tfl veliiclet, and wliMi- Is Uie $7,223 91) a-sto to a (tw erai if iirT si.i iiecviiU daring the ruoulii. i.i-.i:t.

t3m-liT XI effeet Veil il a tom!" mid ti a.uinir. lisrUt aftr dtrk. and tiiat. none whall tres- Total S14.3:.4 01 ine meetingnen aojourneu. jr lie rMft ution tlie to tJie Expent'ittirea during the month.

5g a world of eiieiiry iniKtljii'i "a1 In ttie ilr wwd To uuaiify jr. iletrimtit -of th public. The roviskma of aof wiU he hif-irced until such time fORT THUS- This regiment will form in aceordance with the rank of commandeTa, a lodows: 1. Company G-Capt D. M.

Kilpatrick. .2. Company E-iUeut Win, Fagan, com. mauding. 3.

oinpeny C-Lieut O'Brien, comma ml tag. 4. Vomoan-l ('apt IS. S. Sellick.

J. Comiaiiil 4japt Geo. Loi.k Company A Lieut B- Bili'oiir, com. mandkig. 7.

Company K-Capt Edward FloodT, K. Company D-laent 3L A Alley com-tnamUng as tne nnr re-atle to Irtjiue an tin quarantine, cntifcre-ice. contagions rnd oct ions diseases, and chairman of the committees on adultenitlou of fiiod sup-plio anil registrar swi of physk-ians. Acting Mayor Clailioriie sent a communication to the board, asking if in the otJnion of the board water taken- f-oni the drainage canals to sprinkle tho Rosetta gravel aavement would impsiir the he-iltn of the eiry. The ordinance had teen passed by the Council and awaited the Msvor's signature.

IT. Wilkinson was opposed to allowing the request because the water would be pared in accordance with agreement by-John Bendernagel. notary public, bikI has otlered him thirty-six notes for three yeajrs rent and 40O cash for tirst moufh's rent aud that the said Josepl). Fabacher ha.s refused to accept and the lease or take the cash and notes proiiered in connection therewith The answer eonclndes wth the prayer that were 3l nw'n at wiirk njm the iui-iudwl in tut Wlth Latest Marino IntelllEeneV). ln pointedly and parti, tarty with the.sul'jex.

wtilhw rewrvsur'u tt the K.xpoMitiou to in ilMiii eftnit: p(fn iis.as sparsixio.Bi eki racijf the cimtai glilrMEJiTS Of rOTTOS. Veasrs l.j.ling ottton for fort ism Iialanco on hand Sept 1, 1S91. 51 At tiiis stage of the proceedings ir. Geo. K.

Pratt, the recently appointed memls-r oi the board to till the vacancy occasioned ly the resignation It. lietiry lia, made his tiist at 'iterance, and waa m-tndtictd by Dr. Ollip'naut lr. I oimento and 'esrs. Klna; and Hrll were apptiiuted a comuiuee ou credentials.

and CAJiAlA. niViisfor at vioiwl time. We il have plenty At the meeting of the Council on Tues- but mriB tiuiid fifty buUalrip iHnui. t-il .....1 A ca uwi- a renuiiou was aoopieu authorizing the- Gravol Compauy ti 10 use the water iroui the aramage caaais respondent's right to a renewal of the lease be recoguized and maintained by the court, and that plaintiff lie ordered to sign the contract of renewal of lease tendered him together with thorent notes and cash: and that respondentie onieted in tha Juil and undisturbed possession of the premises. an iK.rte the doctor a commissiou ofKifrwis pwto received on Tliursda-TsiS balA.

of whioh li52 wer -Jl transit ad UM' (Hiipixvd froTn dty press. cHKSf AND QESERAL CAKOO FBOX IXTSDOS. Th IwitWi steamship aropean, of the Io'Sd'Liup, VI- Henry iufiea oommand-iiLir Oa-eiL. ki -kTin" Londoli, -eon- ti. Company h( apt Thomas llclntyre.

1L Capt. ueo. Ii. Lord, Company ii, with regimental colors, will report promptly at 3 clock. will form on tnia co for street sormkiiiur ouruoses.

Aetin HAPl 1MB correct, and it was ordered sm-ead on tho more. offensive. Ir. Form en to wild that the reiiiot should not and ho movet that the Mayor be notified that the board ag of opinion that the priWlege. if gram-sl, wrtnll be inj'irions to public health.

The Mer -'f a wiiliii ao i'iiil Armour l.as sulw'iril! th tv have Mayor Clailsrue. howeer, has withheid his signature to the iueasiire, anf refert-ed it tlie Iloird of Peailh, being of the Lpany in the above order. ECZEMA. uihIit the sujouuta Air and opitiitin that the water rroui tho tiourivs mentioned foul, and not suited, -from a sanitary polut of view, for tlie purposes' the 'iciiiutea. Chief sanitary Inspector.

Dr Parham, submitted the following monihly report: It is my j.rivii.-gc 10 mibmit, cho of work done in my department during the month of August: 1. ikiirse-fo-Htmse In.pe.nlon Preftrise lBsnecteii a7(. with bydranta onlv 3 cisterns only iiydraiMs aud clslerua motion was aiiorrred. After transating routine business board adjourned. ru i i hj.ve tiie it Soar Lake.

tsy -order 01 tieut col nnger. D. A. S. AUGHT.

AiLntant, Company Continental Guards, in accordance with or.lt rs issued by Capt A. Fat-o. will assemble at their armor on Monday next at 3 to partiatpace ia the unveiiing ceremonies. to 1iku it wouj.l. be.

appliod nnder the adoutll0 tons cemem. and general up at Post Fojirth Ilitrk, ii. m. V-feeday, iid after disSttriflug will kiafl out a cargo of cotton, upw" TIIE COURTS. ordinance.

His reasons for withhoMhig CtrrU Itoilnoad. I lieiieve. has perilled a of a niiUii 't tJiur. KtuiKKiid aotiu'Wirt il-t' 10 RUILROAJ RACKET. his signature Mr.

Claiborne communicated to tlie ttosetta Gravel' which. neither hydrant nor cistern 8. Jajntai" Iruin the Lulled Civil District CottrtU Michael Gallagher v. Angnst Bernstein. Snit for value of merchandise sold and de Conditsin of 1-rivieu Good lfttr StaUsB goveJiimcai in li, for re wen.

Capt and a l'alf 1Jt.ir:.ii frouriimdon 13; "tMG en- MOB ILK MATTERS. 1117. defective 2L 1- ui the purpo' 1 the purpo In addition to these regular honsA-in. Assessments Raised. Indianapolis, Sept 10.

The State Board ef Tax Commissioners "has concluded the assessment on railroad property. The board has doubled the assessment on all the roads. Lmutered inieiii of inoUerai. na -Iy a il aorta w0 to.the Azores, Wl, i. nHnu Priv DoaibKotM-ra, Char.

bonne. l't'O sis-eial Insoeitions trf live mJuiis of dollars. is rid out oT the lirsi '-'4't- we re whooping lt. It Vfc- 51 T. rt.i ui miIt rn this livered and money loaned, amounting to f347 25.

Vim. W. Kirn, at als vs. Philip Hush. The widow in community and heirs of tho late Wunderlin hiru have instituted suit were maile.

uiveMtigatiuoa of ivmu tion of S-ehoonor Crew A Oretna, nlar.ilo coming from ad sotirvea. It our thence Due THeuKinx 'l'XIge XoOlr ehowiSO IS FATO4 The iteiord says: "The custom to examine into complaints made to through its. manager. Maurice Hart, fi wurred with the ophdon of the Aftiue Mayor, and stated the purpose of the mni-liuj- to use water only from the New i'aual. Yatej- frym this Hirce.

as well as from P.ayou St. does not believe to be olijocrionatiljp. the reaaon it in constantly changing with the tiite in the lake. 8IITH PISTaMT riUt DrrkKTMTT. There -waa to have been a meeting of the of the Sixth District Ftro Department- in the Mayor's parlor yesterday tat nisni.

but owing" to the ab biiv otuer uuwwered tlmt fouhl iake the how that tuiwit. that couii 9hi against Philip Hirsh to compel- him to remove a boundary fence; nine inches back to MiKinrf na quiueiiw uryu us. mw an our sis. as in tins way many nuisam-es eome to our kmiwle-lge, wlucU would not be otherwise reported. a Anienctu ijim ui niwus Crreoo -Affair For tho Sout-hern Leagao Snaerai of Joeepla Touwrt- Special to TtJorTImeT Democrat Sept id.

A "grateful rain fell tol are goiiig to make. 011..1.1 in Ulr. JaV ita me.ttsi in Lh tlimjllon ot eiu riiu Kxco various Some excavation hav liimih. aenreKentlng the and in a few rases the assessment of last year has been trebled. The total assessment of railroad1 property last year was and this year will reach and may exceed ili0.0O0,0OO.

Homo Seeker' Exevirslofia. On Sept 22 the Oneen and Crescent Bail-road will place pn sale tickets to all points in Indiana. Ohio and Michigan at half rites, and ou sept. l. ami 2s the same road wiij are now ga ting wider reiYifmiiiou.

Tiiese scUoouer Chl- its previously agreed upon locauty ar.a to pay to them tha sum of tioO, the amount of damages which they allege to have suffered from defendant's encroachment. Geeorge iVeeks and W-m. Week have prayed for emancipation. been carried on contrary to the city ordinance quoted in my last re- York' houVe. "Hold ou; oil Hirht von Vou'U r.r 11111c r7ke a great Ww out tVore, Imt oort.

such excavations have-' been slopped by my officers, acting under sence or the neeessiry quorum, it had to 1 If WMlltMl It. Criminal District CoaK. mv uiatructioiui, untM ttie permission ro-uuiretl try law has lieen obtained from the president the board. It ie my intention tint. didn t.

Ve di.l not want to be. ho postponed until Monday next. SEIZrRF FOR PERSOMAti TATE1. Treasurer aa' htia already been night layifig the.dust Mrs. Lisa Durand.

widow, of the late Cha v' W. Drrenoe, formerly a. prominent insure ance mat) here and weft known in New Or. leans, died after nii'lnight last night CoL L.M; WiLsjn; hosbanddf MriAugfit Evans, the noted Southern authoress ba4 been quite ill, butu ceported somewhat iio4 proved to-day. Capt J.

e.Feata.do. of the schooner PoIa to insist upon compliance wwa tne ro-vtsioujt of this ordinance, and where the st a -Hi, has t-een ocfupieri for some weeks il ttuKrts to all points on lie line Soma at one fate for the round trip. of these excursions, one of which ia intended to take Northern people who nave settled in the south back to their old homes. la sending out written cotnutnnica- work is found to be done in defiance liument la-t ljur coa-otim? traae, ana i.tve sh'wn se-jiffouiy1" qualities -lfat thwi'e evident intention to use Uiem freely foT ocean tratlic also, mre uarlv in the kiniber usihe ITiey-have also 'made their ai-pearance" In Euro-j-n ijuitefs imQer foivum flakes, and ah liii-'Iisu'e-ceiia-iii-'e tfus records the arrivl of first" 4oui sclxxmer lumlier fade: new in lialyij tripling! res arrived la tTr.itii:t;iii.'JJii shajie of a large iiussi.ih ta'luMHM'r, gained Andr9 Weill1, from iKir-irih. fleais.

It tliis is Alie tt.Tm ftsJiiaftcd whuHi Ini-n Istdt. airl is the first of thc-ciass lathered wi-Ji it. haxe enoujth on our fcands as it P-ut yon can ist, button of your waistcoat 'oiat i York had uudermken the gTeJietit Ter- iational erw-i1'" oI voi1UJt have l-en ITha, n1 poorer a Biiov thin Chlcaao will" 'show. I a.kno iiitAi.uii t.tie 'nerve iT thereof, my officers are Instructed to make to Insuxaaee conipanie notifying fSection A Juduw, B. H.

Mart. Grand Juty Judge Mai-r yesterday morning charged the grand jury. There were no special charges given and the jury adjourned until Wednesilay, Sept lit. Arraigned and Plea led Not Guilty P. J.

Keliey, Francois bildstein, Caruthers, libel; J. Desmond, Moses Gibbs, Hy. A. Butler, Dan Clidord, assault and battery; Joe. im timt in accordance with acts of the affidavit befm- the record er.

I would and 'or-liiumoeB of the City like to ktate here again that the orilinaoce ContH-il, -he txson the4r personal proper does not sav that no suca excavations shall le done from 5Iay 1 to Oct 15. but U'st they snail not be carried on without ty betaine delinquent 00 tlie 2dd of June must ackuvledga tWsirdji that if n- paid h-would, on the other to bring home seekers to the promise to be largely attended, and wiil, no doubt, prove both interesting and profitable to those who may take advantage of the cheap rates offered. Cotton Rate from Texas Points. St Louis. Sept 10.

The lines interested in interstate cotton rates from Texas pMnts were in conference to-day for the purpose and after tho 1st. ilay of i.iJur, of the the permission of the board. Tlds pormio-si will aiw ays be granted wliere inves-tigathin discliasea nothing ii-asUly detri present year, se.rze and ailvenisa for sale whiPh lias -vlsiied G-raniremimtli. She is- tb movable property on wlikh thee taxes MuUin, alias Mack, alias i.lack, wounding; T. J.

Baymond, embezzlement; Wm. J. Voss, wounding: Henry Lafferan'ierie, assault, Arthur Davenport, grand larceny. Nohe Prosequied Pierre, Chabat, grand larceny. Sentenced John QuintelL, grand larceny, three vears at hard labor: Dennis Carter.

t. regi-rter. lf'J feet-img. 3 feet mental to tlie public Health, the Star, wck-u waa upset in a nnrncane on ino night ot Jniy 24 in laMfuub H4J 50' longi tud 1J 17'. bound -from IWize to Peusa-coia.

arriyed here to-day on schooner Sea Gnli. 'AH hamhv toek to the boat ami landed on the Mexican' coast thence to Grand Caymen. All were isaved. The-'men wife foul davs wrtliout Water'of fodd and sneered greatly. They subsisted for three days on green coeoasuta.

A runaway con pie (roin New Orleans -who rrrved in Mo'bile on Wedue-hloV nighr 1T were broad and carries a. targe There seems to ls a question In law as necessKT of having tho question determined by the board, or its representatives, demands noiitteatioo should always to the loga.ity of rtt ahwusmerit imposed by tlie Board of the com-M ot Tiu' ll-irintf- fcteaiualdpa sa'V'd yta be sr-ven tw-fore beginning siioti work. brtckU.ne of ui'rrjHl -1 merit of the two t-Mea may expsd in aphoi inn-New Yurk ayital, Chi'uro for euerpy." -Il -ve evr to ttV1- r- turned ChWo "that mt" Conimer, than New rk? Will.yu CWrve th(P ratiiti-, and that Chicago last yir rwrNterod more -ves-fcelst her dwks Nw "Now, rentlcmeo," inte.TnmVi P. Harry, the representative tmt "I chiira the four as an ftrhi-irntor, as a "neutraj in 1 ui-irejiniW-ed Yon are dlscussins the relative merits of New York and a idca; as esK-ri-i ni sit. Stick your ject jew 3.

Eiushmr of ttntt month hav- wI appealed to to tet tho action of the lort One or more suit's uttiehing of adjusting thpse rates in accordance with the conditions as created by the modified rates in the State of Texas, this being a continuance of the meeting that haa been ia progress during the past two days ot. the Ing Uin rat er dry more flu i hat to assault by shooting at one year at hard la- I bor; E-M. La bo urges and Maximilian carrying a weapon concealed, tx or live days each ITrst Recorder Court. tho freivnt, ftiT-olved will be lnsti itii. tlia 1 in nt 1 tuTea in tne tini liisfr.ct tvmrt: an1 n.

4 0 ti a w.re flus-ed, or alxst the midnight were married here to-day-byiliev. D. Pianck. of the Presbyterian Church. The young man Andrew J.

Cibaaiii. son of a grocer on Frenchmea 'A'jimus for' ra.u.na via ilur.a j.j-G. Hewt for ljlu fields, Si iw.ut for OJeh', Livingston and 1'oit Cortia. lA RELICT iMxton. V- p'.

Tlso a hoouer Ja 1 es of l'or; JsjCwm, w.ic 1 arriv odav "fli. rf-lo-ra II i o. a'ukTLu; i 1 -UUui 0 4 -cMen. by mnmal consent, will bo asked aa soon aa thnt. the irfters 4.

-Mi'k imp uni ninety-three -sueet and the yoang latiy Mise Dietxnd. a.t Issue may be -fully and fMHy tst1 sa'iipln of mi.k vv. ro lined mid 11-amined: eijrl-t niw staalird; a'iid-iV'us fBecorder y. 8. Brimrier presidinir.

JTm Bnnke, accessory 'to assault and wounding; $330 bond Criminal District Court. an't thffl city colle. If in h-r power, af who resided ra the fame block: hey re inmn in Mohjie a few days. It is stated I-. Nino lav lit to tral w-e c'riy a date aa prnctv-al.

the. sums sub'ect The different lines seemed to experience some difficulty in making modifications to suit the views of ail concerned, and had not succeeded at the hour of adjournment in reaching a unun nious consent Another effort wid La nisde to-morrow to come to an understanding, and from the present outlook it is probable that a decision agreeable to all will be arrived at New Phase In the Tenas Trunk Line Lit Xnr! i ftT Tears Peama in ia thus disi-fd if bv tie DI standing in those diiTeront cnsen, and -parentaot the girl objected on account of her youth, she being but year Willie Davis, juvenile vagrant; 115 or Chlcrfito is phai consia- ii 2 flu or tJ-'i itiys which amount to very consliieritble. 1 a- or fj ty it Mor ai ty TI.ere were d-a hs. fwim- 78 passed a wr just a.MUi, WukJi .8. a.verydaiteroa4 oe.uotiot.

IfcvaoM iw lowc Tire Pf.mli'.p" Ki of the Line, T. I'. Uih commanding, iiu -Ne. cot.a..U;a. A.

THE SIG.VK FLAXTEItSJ. lo t. an In j.il "I 'lk an t.l Helium ixyw 1W titiaui-e. er.it 11 re and 1 it an As jt culm wiikI umittiOs-ploneii upon' youi dis. fines from the tieatral pround t.iintiec- -i ri hi i 2I.T1.

x.tct ie r. am as t.e J.i'y, t. Pncar rianters Association met last I must, Uiat loth of your'i ities niTou Jt Co. a i-o-: whereas in Ju t'io lol do nitj au'l th rat wight at the Continental Guards' ArmorT with Frsident John Iytrond in the chair iwit deal to siT in llseir favor cr ixsc 1 ttie. Dir etiiemay uiuni ui.

a. 0 ve 11 aa-ly eiia! 'r Aug int. I irn ie week ti'ie i ra, wxs considerably before the meeting begun C. H. Ke'sor 1 1' or the C'dored.

'aiiea tne atenion or the -npnibers to a itrftvol up sex-na brtialit, tiie dovitiig egi M.s. M. Iid-i1u. Mrs. K-'i If.

an.i'on mi' swnj'. tat. 11 1 A liiiir -m -w York igation. 8trtal to The TbneoDeoiocraa, Dallas, Tex Sept 10. Another at 1 the biggest sensation of all occurred today over the broken and much liti Trunk Railroad, as telegraphed the Times-Democrat.

Judge Pardee, while in C.ncin-nati, appointed Major Charles Dillingham receiver, and on Tuesday morning tha; gentleman took possession of the road ai all The- ne--- fun rarirt'l forty- process of increasing the proT-tctton of csn nine detit'is. inclii' iu ei-': 1 11m typii from 10 to per ct-nt Tier acre, and offered lari Th.fe wer sx di hs f.om to sell rt to the association for tl 000. v' dn iki.y, f. oid fev t. Ir pu vino a.

I m- thirty days in the House of Kefuge. Jennie Lauiure, violating jUrdluancea Noa. 31 'il, 47S8, 40.io; 25 or thirty days. Sam English, violating Ordinance 5o4d; or thirty days. Joe Caukmyer ami Luke Ford, violating Ordinances Nos.

3121 and 479S; to or thirty days. Nellie Noble; Sarah Keller, Lulu Belmont Ida Evan aniMarguurite Smith, violating Ordinances No. 3121 and 4Tt3; or ten dftys ncii- Andrew Isabella. John Clam rie, George Kerns. John Sheriden, David Jones, Henry Schemfeldt and Joe Besaoe, drunk; SI to (5, or one to thirty days: James Cavenaugn, drunk, disturbing the Seace and malicious mischief; iUi thirty ays.

James Cavenaugh. assault and battery; $2od appearance bond. Alice drunk and violating Ordinance No. 4434; S2 50 or ten days. James I'evalie.

drunk and disturbing the peace; $250 appearance boud- Munroe Ehgut petit larceny; $15 or thirty day. Tarers were resd bv Mrssrs. T. V. fTntch- thr ug 'h and 'cans prion v-e'gV, or lns in and I'ymond.

on the Tiist'l ie v.itii o- e-'e fine wea no To Tor uie' the Mo gan K- Mo 1 a i 10 p. liftv nili north weisL of mtion 01 ani tiie stt)3ect was 1 4 ahlv discnsscd bv Gen W. J. Prof. 2'lnmb has put it welL Nw i'ork.

ftf Chl-ago for iish. fVs-tant from tho a rather irreater wretch thin mlKht Ir Is. oi the Other hand, te centre of. 1iijrnious in-diMry. Mi of New Yorjt tal and influence indm-ed me to believe that now that Chicago is the rhosjyv she-J, York ia with her, heart iJid.

soTiV-and ther will 3douMn monfv arl be harry hey roU Ihe announced Chlea fro. THE COTTOM TROUBLES. Non-Association Dravmefl Compjllc Cease HsinlinK. MmuUy, Stnhhs, Mr. willnm troldine and the chair.

(r.mweJ Lfiie B. up 'i O.W;' The subipct chosen for discussion at the is fv ia Ne 1 rl i 1j i a ia, I vs. U'Uiid to Net York. next meeting waa "The Irrigation of the EsTHrNDaEt savages nto- the Tiai. ane crop." PERSftXA I THE HOLD OF 1 K'KEU l'i TheMobile military companies will atten the state fair a.

Binr.jiKham on thelat Manager John F. heiiey suggests tiie fol lowing as cities "and route for the Southera Base Ball League: LoniSvillij, ttanooga, Macon, Atlanta, Birmiiigham, Mobile and New Orleans. is confident it would be a succetniiui one. i he remains of Joseoh Tduart, who was) nrurdereii on Wednesday mvning in his) store at Georgiana, were interred ifere thi lnne'ral was attended by large conconrses. of fntjids and relatives.

rum those who ret 'nwd with the remains it was learned, that Tart hail, goie to tu store with the intention of doing" some writ, ing, and waa caiied to th frwnt door. Tho signs of scuffle at the door were apparent. Mr. Touart's leit hand being burned ad if ho had grasped A ba.1 Was found 11 thh sheivuig. Some oonntrymed camping near heard shots and calls for.

help, but go ing to the store fonnd.it ail quiet Mr. Touart was discovered by a negro man wh earned tae m'ai, and who Waa attracted by the iightTir the store. The only theory i that of intended roblwry, and two eoioresl tramps who had been, about the store ail dav were suspected. -Wiley Kicks and Jim Bingen. the two negroes -suspected, are missing.

A Test be longing to Licks was found wifh blood on it. The bad that killed hnn entered thg let't side, passed through the heart and lungs, and go ing ent broke the right -arm. Noihirbr was) stolen from the store." It is snapped they Were fnghteued by therr own snoi.iug au4 left Mr. Touart a had the -combiaalioii to the safe. I rank Saunders colored, waA arresteii at Greenville on suspicion.

In wife of Kicks refuse.i to any information about her us bikini, and she locked up in iad at Georgiana. Frank Kedy, an Irishman, hal the ride in tho new patrol wagon. He fell into the river and was arreste'Lcharged with be Mr. Vm. Elake is bark from New York.

Joseph Maiite and wife have returne i from The Draymen's Association yeterday succeeded in srieusly checkiut their op- Chicago. JlMEKIi'AS liHIO. San Franeisr-o. Vopt 7. In Drake's Bay.

ten mil s.fiviu this eity. fes the American brig Tahiti, with-i Gmert islauders the The obscure yiort. the nays. be-ause he wanted to rep; ir d.iLfiav-. by storm, and he didn't 10 te iptliei-el the curicsity seek 'irs who woiid have swarmd over his Mr.

H. Campland wife, of Laureton, are at tionents, Messrs. Mailey Gillane, the St. Charles: noc-association? draymen, whoso were 17 cerK of th io-al doatha, per -enf Uir it in July. el furuisiusi forty thr d- ths.

o-n bo-ve" in MlT fJ-o-o were in Jrt'i" July 74. a auady de-T ase. Al-houii t-ie tot. tiiortili iu Augu st was twetitv-f ur in excess of t.Uit ot Augrist, 1 we c-i" ht: l- a.s a fav-Mi'e shoAing for t'i (i. Moaisoa I'isjs'-e ia Ts--p- ccses wvie i ft-ed, winh one death.

r-l-t -ver Five cas -s, and no do i'h. No in ssles no -n T- ox. 7. I'drths 231 c-hll-lren wer f.vind un-reg'stete-i ourlng the hotise-to-nonse in-spect'on and notk-ea givpn. There worelC7 actually registered diuing the inoutli.

As a formal proptrt ion has heed submitted to tlie tsvtrd End by it ref-rmi to the p-vper ctmniittee. liking to the Insurins of a more complete collection of vital sta-tistUs. I shall nt dwed uim this marer, which wan drscnswe.1 nt- some length In mv last, monthly report. 8. The Public Markots is much to bo reg-etted in tiie interest the publi- hmlth that the excellent" amendiucnts to pui ii? health onlTnances pnsed by this board, and favoraUy repotted by the on public health, failed of passage tlu-oM-h the City Council.

Th-so amend llr. Wil'iam L. Ferris, of St, Mary par not taken cut of the stahles, low want fff ish, is at tne St. i naries. its belongings.

He proceeded to pay eff tho active working forces and adjusted other floating debts. All arrangements were made start the trains on Friday. This morn in Judge K. E- Burke, of the Fourteenth Judicial District Court in the suit of the Sorth Texas National Bank vs. the Texas Trunk itaiiway Company asking for a receiver, granted the prayer of tne petitioner and appointed Hon.

Maroney. a leadin business man of Dallas, receiver of the Irnnk Kaiiroad. That gentleman accepted the trust and quniilied immediately. His bond was placed at for the faithful performance, of the duties attached to receivership. B.

Llankenship, J. B. O.dbam and H. H. Smith executed the liond.

Anoiuer complicated feature is that next Monday, be'ore Ju.ige iiainey at the State will press the suit agaiust the Trunk road for the forfeiture the charter of tlie corporation. It is Inown that Maior Dillingham is at Anst n. no doubt conferring with that department of state presided over by Charles Culberson. What lie will io on his return remains to be $en. It was rumored on the streets to-day thtt the Houston and Texas Central had reailv purchased the Trunk road some weeks ag and that the appointment of a receiver was a condition of the sale.

This may be only a rumor and nothing more. union Uamster and loaders. Second Recorder's Coart. Eecorder A. M.

Aucoin Presiding. 1 James Keily, breach of trust and embezzlement; ttiob appearance bond. Mme. Hessler. drunk, fighting and disturbing tho peace and using obscene language; 1100 peace bond.

George Isaacs, drunk; $5 or ten days. Dairyman Jean Dcspaux pleaded guilty to selling adulterated niuk and was fined $10 Mr. Fcrdint nd Fonscheimer and wife, of The press o-jnrs who tnplos the rtm- Mobile, are guests of the bt buries. Taliita and her 1 ill ji b-Minu'r" of the' cnrg is Snn association drsymen coul hare id their Mr. J.

P. Kearoev. of tho lower coast ar. Benito. Mexico.

rived lust evening and has taken quarters at ln-ing taken whero. lor -tH-ins os-eiaft lv un.k-r coutract tne M. harlcs. to wtrk on cf- business done-by hon-union lafor. but they did net care to displease the who are willing to handle all cottcn brought to thm as lonir as 1 is baniliLUy union lalxir.

IJ 1 t.ruiT Mr. Harry Abraham, after an absence of two mon'hs sis-nt in the North, returned Mrs. Baker, charged with violating section-, home yesterday. no matUT whether the (Iranian, is an asso 8 of Ordinance No. 4434.

was fined t-o or thirty days. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court by her counsel, J. A. Walker, ciation or non-association nieuintr. ii-uuo Mr.

T.o'H3rt S. Day. president of the Progressive i-agne. returned to the city yes- T.i tli.e fanlli-r Wi'h the history of the abuses that liavt- pra'-ticl on ntiffluintfe iU-i'Iers wIk liave been con-veved' from lirfiiwa in the list to Work In oilier iMtiutries. it "wnll l-sit Stfigular- tliat so mny of.

them are-nuuteil 011 b'aM an American brig lying the non-association presses had no oottou vesterdav Iit dia.ruien. ter.lay from tne North. and a $100 bond was lurmsned. Obi-t'nafe Constipation Readily Tie? 'J he press owners re notifi(l by the 1 1 1, r.t lr. J.

F. Ienechaud has r'ttrned from Grand Isle and will take back his position To the regular use of Carter' Little Liver nja'ie, mufuu -ucvi leaders that they would go to -k for the i.ruu Imt not for Mailev A GilHine. lntneotreeor nnei licnecnaud. Piim. Mr.

J. H. Abraham, of the firm of Henr viien asked why they" would aifit work for Abraham A Hon, depaftd for Louisville BOARD OF II HALT II. POLICE CULLISGS. in American, Mith to the liiives who have lieen carried away to work on in tlie 'northern portion nf ru.itni'ta and in Hjr, and other islands, it has been rharg-d and- pmvel the majori-y: of cas the savages have lieeu citiii from, their hotnes by plailcy A wlo) pai moon wag.s.

ihey refused t) ati-'wer. The press last evening to gone one mouth. ing daunk and down. The case 'was dismissed, and he' weqt on to New Orietuia. The Pixiey Social Chib, tbe moat populaf in the city, eeh-urated.

third anm ver. aary to-night Tlie following are the officer) elected for the'ensuips year: vUliam Mont-eagle, president; John Siielan, vice presto dent; WiLiam ii. aectetary, and Vu Haxard, A fire- waa discovered yesterday morning did HOI Cirtl Ml 1QI1 Uluic lio, H-aiiH that some ew complication might be Mr. Collier, of No. 3 Sonth street, who has en absent for sometime, returned ves-terday from Waukesha much improved in ments, relative to tlio public markets and tbe removal of garbage, were- calculated to improve materially tlio condition of these but thisi improvement, as will ap-lar from tho report of insixv-tors.

h.ia been, hke tho proisjsed ameudn. mia, indefinitely p-snucd. Tho condition of roydras Matket baa teen slightlv ameUu-ated in th-i fellowin? resiects: ajl'lie1 ice boxes were in more cleanly conditloo. the floor was washed twice during the month: the gu'ters hava sprnng by the. draymen, tBerebr catisin The following were recorded: yestardayi BIBTHS.

Mrs. John Keir, a daughter. Mrs. Chaa.A. Levert, a son.

Mrs. James Power. a son- health. in the two-story frame building in thi rear of the brick building No. 200 North Earn-part street The building, which is iwned frauitnU-iit pretences and.

trf-atel asstnTes bT those, who conracte.l tr their lal-or. I or be the hum-in cargo of the J. David Walker, formerly with Eugene May, will leave this evening for Est Saginaw, where he has accepted a and occupied by the heirs of J. H. Com- munr, was damaged to the extent of position.

Tahiti will meet tvfrer treatment i MexW tlfiln th-ir nhforaiuate country--u e.xiierleiic-'l elsewbere, and thjit the Xiliiif i eugael in legititujite tiiit it is at singular that the lieen somewhat better cleaned, ihodgh ye The furniture of the occupant suffered about $350 damages. The loss is covered by Sir. J. P. Haniey and Misses Agnes and Katie Haniey have returned to the citv from Mrs.

John I.iu isey, a son. Mrs. Jacob Katz, a son. xahTbiaoes. William Feppermann and Miss Julia Jchn Vaughn and Miss Frances Ferrand.

John H. arish and Miss Janet S. lierson. far from satisfactorily. ordiuauce 4155 relative to diwfuieal of refuse matter a policy in the New Orleans Insurance Coiu- I II still very generally Tloiueu.

ine nsu when el. cd to, put. mw port, i.nm f4--ss of weather, slsmld hive made for th cove known an Pr.tke's Bay. lunner u-ouuio. a Messrs.

Hay ward Rons, i-ryant A Mather and Clark A 1'iehard-on are the only press owners who lvave refused to stgn'the of the l'ravmen's Association. They Krloved A and ha been insking the tight since Sept. 1. Yesterdaa Afternoon and last night cnfer'ices were held. )tj up9to uodetiutt conclnsion had born rearheo- The opinion expressed by boi suie-ss-ras that in ali poba-bihty the controTersy would be settled tlin morning and matters -iuld go as if nothing ha i occnred.

(fc 4s ne of the press owners nigrit state that it had been inPmated him by a rlrar-pian that tw xt yir her would lie admitted cotton press association, and that tho three, firms now opiising tSe draymen wouid-be forced into it John Clements while at work in tbe hold of the steamshiD Mureca, lying at thi head stan-ia are wiied wit.n water tuKen irom tho gutters. A hydrant should be siuc the two water l-ltigs are only opened A Saacaei Fall cf Sonde. LoweU, Masa," Scpf 10. The police to-dajtj arrested pe Idler, w'xoi cam i ak for as astiull on a. woman near th aia grounds.

Ilia aaUhels (-onuiiioi msteiiai whlcit may prove the anest to be an lnii.ort.-Tit eu. There wa a letter from Kui'ua Fo.il, a HuoV ton lawyer, referring to fccgutUuuu ba Le.t 3. Gould in Ms oftk-e, in regard to eactianga et a (leg Sir a (V-ftint eit; alk retfa-Uit to the Fams Loan and Km axtiAiiy. This, is believed to be a. cover fw onnl.ua biuna.

la od sab-hel were seventeen il 41 ii bonds of 4h Cm ola, Mw-lilsia aid r. w.i, to the Ti iwH I of New York. The twulii were. 101U ed nuina by Jmlge Ibi'liey aud Uie of tti- Firs Natbaiai Kuikv but- toveoflffifino final no i George i'eii and Miss Margaret scheli. DEATHS.

Magdalt na Waahnian, 51 years, 65 South Market of Calliope was severely hurt yesterday by a saca of salt failing upon bin. He was attended by the fideuts when tho market are to ue wa-sueo. Tiie ixd riKieii stand reimou still a wh tlie port of aa Trancisx was eo near." 4 'apt Ida, who was tld to-iUv. 3K-lai'v tlia't the 'islanders nave iiKrt 'by which the Mexican goveru-Iii'-nt tf-rees to renrn them to their homes lyn tenn of lal-or has and af'erward taken to his home, No. .82 Tciioniiitorilas street and au eye s.ce umu iu ims aim the i'i, ie Markeis.

a tour through the summer resorts of the North and Northwest. Misses Tent'lope and Bella Andrews have returned from McComh City, where they have been spending several weeks, the guests of Miss Julia ii an ford. Major W. S. Green, of Tallahatchie county.

passe I the city yesterday en route to Bay St Louis, where his family are speniiiag the summer. Mr. Simon Lerkaon returned yesterday from a business tour of lupides and Avoyelles parishes. He reports the cotton 1 rop as very short in both the pariahes mentioned. The many friends and admirers of the EeT.

Dr. Dun Jacobson, Minister of the Jackson Charles Mulage. the mysterious pat ent at the I harity who was acl by the 1 olio- to Charles Clark, recovered yester The Pilie wasnea oti'-e Angus. lryade Mflrket wsshisi once Louis G. De Gem-res, 35 years, 197J4 Washington.

F. Ootava Simoa, 2 years. 4214 Burgundy. Bud-in he H. t-rrau a2 years, Bagatelle, near iaihorue.

George Landry, 11 monUiB, Tunisburf. Mrs. Marie lioussei. 24 years, Bonroon. Jacob hot, p.

"JH years. -17 Hosi itai. LTUs was denied to-toy ly. Mexican txn- in August. St -Marv seems never day from the attaea 01 typnom niaiara ana was taken to the Parish Prison ta aw lit the to ls wwtthed and seldom swept six out 01 eight ioe tsixeti were found unwholesome iK ASSOCIATlOl arrival of Sheriff Keed.

of Caieaaien liaristt. LOW Ell CIT F. Sfll (Vney. have beon seen, find CoJfclor l'h'j-lps Bid would send a tni to the brig o-marrow and asi-ertain jtlst wluawas her cargo of living freight, wid orilerwl iviiitii very dirty. The man ia wanted in Lake Charles lor rob Tn r.

lntiiin to the rsViort iiiTes- bery. Ihe steamship European, from Fremen tcrdav's edition life Tiinea-Democfct rev L'i'iMiay (-nptflins were changel. ami via London, while teinanioored at tbi head corpnratioa a tliosB luiiie-L Ivi a says- th Nnxia are wnrthlesa, but be has tieeii selling tlwsn. A ami nnl' VI nsvo'ver werv founl tct bis anlehei and the "Life of. Christ," pcuirtaa, etc.

Levlck says he has stinlied law ami mmlieipo, ami oosl to hsUmg to the Fho puj-tnieut. lie is miiki-e-agni and Laid, and waa Wiiliaui VV. Wright 42 yeais, tiiiiJ St Charles avenue. Clotiiilde Cassagne, 1 year, Louisiana avenue, near Locust Eiiza Williams, 31 years, 113 South Earn-part Minnie Habeney, 20 years, 233 Common. Mary E.

l'ayue, 1 year, 82 Sorayaru. Harding the workings the Liwer City Fark Iiuprovemnt AbSociati.MtV. TLnse- tcap are c-qn-sssl that stm may pre tne custoiiifi the slip before morning. Thns familiar wi'fli this tnitli" say that f), -I't' islanders, are yirtual slaves. Nots Ybrk Sun, avenue synagogue, win ne glad to hear of his safe return home from California, whither he went for recreation.

Shortly after the reverend gentleman arrived there he suffered severely from a relapse, but toward the end of his stay recovered stifiicieutly to deliver a lecture in one of the scman, chairwan 01 tT.e executive commute of that called at taa pfSee of dresdnl In duiurse ciotaes. Times-Democrat last eve.ng. and stati churches in resjouse to an invitation from that the membera the pars RHEC.MAT1SM. who gave tHeSnformation misui formed. lie members.

California papers mentioning iat eveut speak highly of the rabbi eio- Soar Lake. -rspiltr. JKyeause it has proven' its absolute merit over and. over agaiu. be anse it litis au i e.nmll'el fecird of cures, because its butd- mlay, 8ept iueuce.

In the nrnt 1 mce tne state-ru nt, tnai tn meeting as postioned from.Iast night tin. n.Tt W.Uiiiis'. on si-t'Tnntt of its eoinei. St Charles Hotel arrivals: A. L.

MeGrezor of St. Mary street collided with the steamship Marseilles. The bridge of the was damagel to the amount of I2UO. The headlight of switoli engine 724, of the Louisville and Nashville Kailroid. exploded ednesday night on the levee, between Customhouse and Bienville No one was in nred.

Elizabeth Murroe, a colored girl, aged sixteen years, was caught by Adolph Davidson in the garden ot the house No. 'i-ii Juiia street with a puper bag containing about twtnty pomegranates, which she had picked from one of the tree in tho yard. Corporal Kaiser waa called aud tha girl, noon complaint of Aiolph Davidscn, was locked np. charged witn petit larcenv. hoi Kohn.

aged twenty-one yeafs. ft 11 in a fit on Canal street, near St. Charles, yest-r-dav atout noon. He was attended hy the ambulance students and afterward taken to his home, No. 377 Magazine street deuce with tne meetTua of tfte Vounif Beer Men Win in tho Territory.

Bt Louis, Sept 10. A special f-ora Ar'CDore, says Attorney Warran, for the Inited nd wit-, JUinoesi.ta: c. C. Shoemaker, uess -is couductcd' in ihoroug'jly Uii.i'uer. and ors.atise it combines ecouomy stretilth.

leiug the only mec.icino of wi 1 Poses Hm loilar'' is true rhilauelptiia; li. lilanchard. wife and nurse: il. uiaa, c. S.

Heed, W. H. Baldwin men uvmnastic iinu.m misiaae, ne said, "iladour rt -guAr m- etntg U-en tivd for Wedncailay nigut Sbtt.es Court la the Indian Tectitury, haa Uis-riiissist the prusecutkns uuKibilved against tbe New lork: Mr. and Mrs. it G.

Newell. Iximsiana; L. J. Mitohed. Chicago; Will K.

1 ll.esr 1 14; jiiiuiis uv ms'ip n' fi illa. the most iaedi-ino of caused its postponement ti; restoT.tne article must Lave Leer, iirefrustd upon the beer uiea of An Inure, bokiuit; too court had no ew lorfe; lennJ-S. I). Dennv juris t-t ma. Jiulge lirvant reinsnuc to adow prnt- Moss Point; S.

S. Henry, II. A. Camp aud the day. RBEriTlES.

ei-utioiui. This remotes tbe enibarifo on tbe die of beer witli one exeepi. it daUlity of bHii) p. mj. Felix Oury.ag-Bd forty-three of Wood villa.

and a reaident of Nw Usa leans for the ast thirty-r "yes rm. Hern's and arqr-ainancecf the family ar respectfully invited to attend the funeral at 1 p. m. Sept. 11, 1891.

from late rai)enc of the dee-aamlr 11214 Second stiet, betwet Annunciation and Chippewa. North Lo-lisiana, Strw To'rk and Baltimore pa tera please copy. COCTUBIt-On Thursday, 10i Mario Anitiia Coataria, ae Curtdi. wife of Amedee Contnrie. Tha aneaal will take olac from tha residenco of her hnstand.

No. 342 Ja ke avan-ie. at 4 lamiiy, i Adrian, St touis; H. Morehcad; E. IL Barton, St.

Janiea: C. P. Young. New York. 1 lest rove 1 bv Indian Imliio ag -ol.

tHit. whitewhed in wie iasf two years. (T-iiboroe Market was iwimhed on Ang. the first time, in a long Hrioxl. Thi iiie-ket sliows some improvement The markets in the Sixth District seem In fair condition.

The Third DLsrHc morketa show little if any imprvement Tlie market of tlie Fonrth Itfstrie all neni more freuuent wasiiiu, espwfcilly S.jrn,prTu. whii-h s-ms not to have been washed for a lonT time. In tbe tses-oml Dh-fict ther4si aonie improvement but the condition of the French wid Tnme markets is far from wvtUfiMv torv. in t-ome to be herirtily coo-demneKL In the Bazar Market the tcc-tabte refitse lies aNnt promLsi-iioiisTy. and rheT is no apoewraui-e of washing of -s having rwcently been done.

Altog-tiier simr amendment of ew'sting dty ooiitwun-esi seenm much vi be nsnsle 1. anil It is booed that some wav itvit be Vvised of fixing tlie re-rsmsibi Ity for this lax serri-e of the niarkets. Dt. IrTiam. in addition to the report, called am-nfion to free In cm-seqnence of the early opening of the public schoola.

Free vacctnaMon will be commenced 00 the lrh of September, lisOl, at rhe following diarrt-t offices: l-rrat District office. Xo. 25fl Baronne street Muoday aud Wedne-wUvs, frun 12 to 1. -cotid D'stri't offlce. No.

145 1-2 near Kauipart. M.i.lays. TUtira-iavs and Satuwlajs. from 12 to 1. TUinl offii-e.

K'ysiati FleVla. bocweem Koyal ami D-uipmne, Tneedays and Fridavs. fpun 12 to Four-h I otti-e, tV-7 M-raz'ne. near Jcksvi, ami Tliurs-lays, from 12 to 1. Fifrh 1 strict office.

YiSere. ner.r 15a mew. envy from 12 to 1. Sixth District NapoJeiHi avenue, near Magtr'ne. every Friday from-12 to 1.

oeveuUt District olllce, Canal averma, tli nl ing tumse alone In bia efT irts to Keep rwer nil uif the T-srilorv. will not. able to aeeou-r plioh Diuuh. It may he aaiely pr-siv'ted that beer Hotel Denejchaud arrivals: J. R.

Fleming The tro female imperfonatorg arrested by the police Wednesday were reported as liv- anct son, pan Antono; j. t. 1'enechaud, tirand Isle: George E. Jekvll. Ascension: will now tie ,1,1 by tbe whoie or tho fifteen sa- VEAL KSTATK TRANSFER.S.

ng at trsuiines street this is erro luon In Arilajurs and over the Nation f-ama-aily. ChavT. Monroe, St Paul; Mr. and Mrs.E.s. Watson.

Knoxville: W. W. Sanders, Galveston; W. T. Natty, Miss Marv Natty.

Mrs. E. THE GRAIN ELETATOK3. tttingham, J. Ii.

Mathien, Donald- conversation of a uieu.ber who has ether, aot attended any ol our meet.ngs, or been hopelessly tax in ids afteutiou to the workings of our association. Uur receipt for instance, instead of being fli'O. will be threewimes that atRount. The dues of members, instead oi being a rear, wilt be tl a year. Our roemliertip, instead of being forty, is tP'ee thousand.

Altogether our aoiicvemena objects aud purposes were very xh under-rated by the Ttieuil-er of the ayoclation vbose c-mversa-t ou to the puLhcskioii of the article 114 The Ximea-lmocrat yesterday. A Yell-Kaowa Ciiize-h of LoaUiaaa. has received on a lifeiif-surance poitf of It will seen tlrt the profits or divnieud tccuiuaiatious are jkurre than duultif the original. amount of '-iicy. givitig to the rtuuate investor an ui.i- of A most extraordinary re.

sonvuie. J. M. Ianron. lCichmond, Va; ii.

ATcner, ew loeria; jjrs. J. tw Kirk land and daughter. Meridian, Miss. ua, Friday, 11 th instant Tha faadlUs of Cone tune.

Bakeweli; 6ete. Carriers and Pnorsine an friends are hi rtby invited to -atu ni without further notice. Lafaset'e Hotel arrivals: Irvinn R. Fisher: l.ichard P. Crawford, Austin, W.

F. After all the talk things are likely to remain aa they are for the present season. The parties concerned do not seem to agree very fast But it is agreed- by those, who have tried it that Gernietuer tue surest safest and n-medy for tired, over-wnrkeii am: broken down men and women, hue for children it is the ne plus ultra of all medical remedies ty. u. c.

an laL Amite City. P- 1 nrner, Montgomery, C. S. neous. No: 31H the residence of Mr.

Lniue G. Martin. Af a meeting held at Dr. C. J.

Lopez's, 150 CaikJil street, a ntw mnsicM society, was organized and named the Lnte. Fifty members ere prjrsuht. and the following officer wee elected: President Dr. J. J.

Sarraziu; ice president Dr. J. Lopez: recording secretary. de YiHeneuve; corre-ironditik; sefreary. IL G.

O't'onnell; financial seere-tary. Dr. G. 1'. V.

Iavid: treasurer, Au2. Dutidia. Lvoard of Directors Dr. E. Lon-nieing.

Gns A'b. Mallard F. S. M'uicai Committee ieorge Iv. O'tkinnelL president; Augns Dufllno, Alf.

Keruion, Dr. 1'atii Layon. l'rof. ttisiree Ot'onnell was mianimously elect-Sil musical director. The ciub propose-to give enmplinientary concerts and i-; foumled for the protection and development of uuic auioiiji iw meiubeiai Rosalia Carrattm to Sarah A.

Watts one lot bounded t'S Customhonse, Burgundy, Bienviue and Kampart $1500. Mr. Nicholas Walter to h.enry Don-glas a portion of ground, bounce i Camp, Cinstautinopie, Magazine and Ma-rengis Succession of Mrs Ann Smith to nlizun, four lots bounded by St. David. Loms Solomrn and C'ont I47 Yicmr P.enlet to lierre Ader, one lot bonuded by st Ann, Miro, Dnmauie and Galvez, 14 si).

John E. Breaux to Eureka Homestead So-cietv, two lots, bounded by Magazine, Con-st-tiice, i.obert and Upperline, S.ioO. Widow and heirs of Jacob NogeL to Mrs. Oi lave Caiougne, one lot bounded py Dn-maine, St Ann, Tonti and KocLtbiava, $U25. Hamilton, Atlanta.

E. L. Landrnm JOLLYiOn Thursday. 10. 1S31.

at 12 V) oVloek p. m-Bebert P. sen of Ja.a joily and tha lata Marvatret-a xh.as I tart-iiua and twelve days a natiya.of Sew Or lean. Mobile. Ala; A.

Boggs, Selma. Jame, 1 nomas. Long t. W. Gravson, jcean epriugs: 1.

Humphrey, Montgomery. Ala; Mrs. Mugged Hart. iLas E. eu'it when it ic remeuiber-d tnat the annual' The frier di and aeriaaiatances of tha family are respectfully invited to attend the, fanaral.

nuy, jvawnez, Ai.ss. rhfc will take a. rriday. Sept 11. a 3 A receiver for the Amasa Lyon Company, of New York, tho uiubrelia, luannLtc-turei-a, ha been appointed in proceedings for a ol.mitary dissolution of the corpv ration.

Tne liabiliuea axe actual uaeU Co6t to the assnren na uejn mom 1 jei IH not forget that it is the Mutual Lire only (T. H. bow lea, general agent for Louisiana and iiississippij that give such resaita. Tse Angostura Eitters to gtimnlite the id-petit and keep the digestive organs or- p. m.

from the late residence of th Oaf caeatd. So. ill Sorth Fctuastract at Sawa uct, ui. bgcrt Soua, nianafacturera..