New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-26
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SUNDAY,
ADJUSTMENTS.
St. Charles Theatre.

St. Charles Theatre.
This evening, Boucicauit's beautiful
drama of the colleen Bawn' will be once
more repeated, with Mr.. Collins as Niles Ma
Coppalecn- 1t will be withdrawn, after this
evening, for other novelties. During the
evening Mr.. Collins will sing g The Boys Of
Kilkenny" "Cruiskeen Lawn and 'Wid-
Ow Machree" with new verses. Mrs. Mary
Mitchell Albaugh will appear as Annie
Chute.
National Theatre.
Tomorrow evening the Russian Concert
Troupe will appear in their charming melo-
dies, and Alfred Burnett, the great Ameri-
can humorist, assisted by Miss Helen Nash,
the popular dramatic and poetic delineatOr
The engagement is for four nights only.
Academy Of Music.
This evening there will he repetition of
the favOrite musical play Of The Kings
Secret, or The Little Devils Share The
performance will commence with roaring
farce. Tomorrow evening the last sensa-
ton will be produced, with great splend0r
1t is the famed Little Faust and Big Me-
phisto." As the Academy is crowded during
the engagement Of Mrs James A. Oates and
her Comic Opera Company, seats should De
secured early.
National HAL.
Tomorrow evening. and for four success
sive nights, there will be grand premium
entertainment at National Hall. First night:
Premium for MOdesty, first second and third
first, second and third premiums. Kelly's
band will play every night.
Olympic Varieties.
This temple of Momus is nightly thronged
to witness the great match clog dance be
tween Miss Annie Gibbons and Messrs Tim
Hays, John Carroll and Eddie Gibbons, for
the championship; as yet the audience has
been unable to decide the victorious party.
Little Japanese Tommy and Changi, the
African giant, appear every Right
st. Nicholas Varieties.
According to the advertisement of Mr..
Hewlett, most of the great actors who left
Paris by balloon express during tue siege.
came to this city and were engaged by him
at the st. Nicholas, where there are per-
fOrmances every evening.
LIFE INsURANCE.-If there is anything
which should commend itself particularly
to our people, it is the subject of life in
surance Naturally inclined to enjoy them
selves as they progress i'll their journey
through life they doubtless often feel the
importance of providing for their families
in case OF misfortune to themselves, and
deeply regret the fact. ike little Jack, that
they cannot eat the cake and save it at the
same time. Life insurance Will enable
them to do this. and it is really the philc-
sopher's stone 80 far as they are concerned.
All they need do, is TO invest in it each year
a very moderate sum, which can easily be
spared from their incomes and they never
need to take heed of the future any further.
The Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance
Company offers perhaps the greatest i'll
duccments to the citizens of Louisiana. as
as it is a home institution and its stockhold-
ers and officers are well known old citizens.
Its earnings are all invested here. and go to
beneti. our floating capital. Beng here III
the city business can be done with 1t direct
and not through agents. and without delay.
This company has been III existence over
three years. and has advanced steadily and
rapidly during all that period-in fact, its
business will now compare with any OF the
staunchest and oldest of the Northern com
panies for like period i'll their existence.
At the head Of the agency department OF
the Equitable is Captain William {. Robins
a gentleman as thoroughly competent IL ms
duties as any man in the Union He designs
establishing agencies in all the principal
cities and towns OF the Southern States. and
as he wants none but first class me-i he will
allow first class compensation. we. insist
upon it, the people of New Orleans should
patrOnize this institution. Let us keep our
money here where it can be made TO serve
us in more ways than one
A SUCCESSFUL TRIAL OF SuE AMMONIA
ENGINE. - Yesterday evening Dr. Emile
Lamm made another trial trip on the street
car propelled by the ammonia engine, and
demonstrated beyond doubt that his
great invention is IA decided success. Leav-
ing the station of the Canal street railroad,
at the corner OF Canal and Broad streets,
it came up to the Clay statue in fine style.
running swiftly and smoothly all the way
without single accident Turning at the
statue. it returned with equal success to the
station. still having sufficient power left to
have made another trip. Persons who
were on the car at the time stated 10 MS
that this trip completely proved the value
of the invention and its adaptability for
propelling street cars as by its means all
the speed required can be obtained, while
the engine is much more easily managed
than horse or mule power.