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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
WOrkmen Discharged.

PATERSON. n. j.. September @.-Ihe
Grant locomotive works has discharged l75
men, and III. Danfortn works 200.
DefalcatlOn.
BosroN. September pa defAlration of
SAC, 900 has been discovered i'll the Bingham
No +iou.i Rapk
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UtiutNfIfs
Ngw ORLEANS, July a. Flour dull ;
treble ,, 7isa7 81; fnlnlly ~ sO6rp 30.
Com, lenIand rood; mixed 55Q,5s
white 80. Oats qulot NJ IOlc. Brnn
quiet ut 65GoO7. liny, choice, scarce I;
prime S22n23. Pork quiet but firm
mess l6Yc; dry salt meats dull should
crs and clear rib sides scarce ut 7iCe03c.
Hams, choice. liI6l5c. Lard quiet at
Sl@s3c.; kcg 0aCol0c. Sugar and molas7
scs, 10 movement. a,...i.....t
Whiskey dull. Louisiana Ole, and
Cincinnati 06. Come quiet Mt lSCa zoe.
Sterling 2Gl; eight premium. Gold
ll5l. Cotton dull; sales. 100 bales, New
Orleans l5s low mildling III mid
ding 49,; middling Orleans 1877. Re
ceipts G62 bales. Exports 20 Great
Britain zoos bales. Stock llN actual
count 52,5l3. a.4,.t,. .ir
NEW York, July 2.--Cotton-Net
receipts iGl halcs gross 3,452; futures
closed dull; roles 5,3DO, baleT July,
20 T-lGc; August, 20I 20 5-lGc; Soptom-
Der, IL 13-l0@lSsc; October, 1870
Is 5-lOc November Is l-lG@lSlc; De-
ceinber, Is 0-lGc. Cotton dull; sales,
100 bales; middlings, PIC, Flour dull
and declining; common to fair extra,
So 00Gl7 20; good to choice, 81 900
10 50.u Whiskyla shade easier AT 02gc,1
Lard steady. Pork steady ut SIG %.
Bdaf active, Money easy at 4(15c.
Sterling dull at Ss@ad, Gold, llasnD
ll5l. 49,. 'ao.' y. g.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.+-Sales: Amerl- |
can. 100 bales; Orleans, August de-
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$25 REWARD.

4 OSTi HORSfSsf7-I have lost the following
IL described animals Tor tlle delivery OF
which to me, VIII give tlesaboye reward,
4. pne large, heavy set BAY, HORSE, about
% or 10 hands high, white snip on nose, d
little white on right hind foot, years old,
harness marks and hranded's2y ON left thigh
One DARK BAY or BROWN HORSE, )
years old, both bind feet white, small star iii
forehead, 10 hands high, no brands, harness
2 Ono nAItK BA Y ar BROWN MARE, about
II hands high, n natural PAGER u or ii years
old, all feet white or stocking legged, blaze
face with spot in blaze, no brandsi1 tli ii
x One BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about AZ
hands hihhr 3iyes,rs Old, narrow blaze down
his forehead, right hind. foot white, branded
on right. thigh with q diamond with bur-
throu1h IL. Jnsltni r''liin q .lriils Ut tt
2 tOre DARK tBAYio or BROWN HORSE, Z or
Sugars old, branded "Tl CT on the left shotls
der ando"lt. l.pljust 6vertthe "TlC.nthre
white feet, one fore foot black. :
The ab5ve horses left itheir range near
Cedar Springs on the 18th of June. GHf
ag,i ifrf5 n0IlS COCHRAN, 1, NJ. c.,-iif,
dltw2w At I. G. Williams residence.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

I INEStherc manJliyes there q woman,
I24 so lost To reason, that he or. she cannot
admire and appreciate genuine female beau-
ty? What u joy and delightt6stand and gaze
upona hoaltiiy and beautiful wonlant But,
ME, ye thousands OF siclSly, puny, suffering
females: u. Yi..tf Elt1fl- ~ ~ z S8G
III You afe'annoyed with any lingering fe-
male complaintand desire immediate relief,
prOcure-at once one or two bottles OF DIR.
Dromsoolc's English Female. Bitters, and be
restored to health. Sold by druggists and
merchants Address tiiitH sfi 'o iisi
DIR, ?. nROMGOOLE,
T" t'h' -il - Hr Memphis, Tennessee:
Woman : Medical Adviser only, 20 cents.
Address as above. A.I1 INITIAL f2ldswImtl
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Eapsns city Live stock Market.

NANsAS tITY, june 30,
Cattle-Receipts G3l; shipments 545.
Buyers to-day have held of, and the
market has been duller than at the
close Of last week, We attribute this
solely to the depressed condition of
Chicago and st. Louis markets. Quo
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

The undersigned, Offers for sale his resi-
dencc, corner Pacific avenue and Hopst. n
street. The building Is ono of,the best md
most thoroughly finished in the city, nudlIa
all necessary outbuildlngs attached For
terms, inquire OF w. H.Thoinas, atti,e bank
ing house of Gastoii d ThUinas, or of.
03d&wtf JNO. W. SWINDEIIS.
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.. y. nanrIIoiow. Local rd,,or.

PROM and amer this date, We propose
"a REDUCE TbtE PRICE Of All. Jon
WORK twcnty-iive per cent. We have
tie facilities aud he worime" 10 do
nv good work. anh I'd ~ low rates, nv
eau he done any where. and We mean 10
do 10. Hiring year Fine Job work 10
TIE DAILY HERALD OFFICE, Cor
ncr Elm ndIieuston streets.
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Che .ren, On, n, resreli.

OF the 1cNhs and Pnclflc railroad. ~
$50 4. NJ. the excursion train, consist
Ing Of three flat cars temporarily fitted
with awnings, anda box ear flied with
commissary stores" backcdup to the
corner of Pacific avenue and Lamar
street, and was soon comfortably filed
with passengers bound for the Land
Of Promise" At the main detot ut
the crossing of the Central road, more
passengers came on board, and u n
quarter before nine we were carcerng
over the prairies behind the iron horsl.
/ Among those ON board, we may emit
merate Captain S. j. Adams, Judge
John J. Good and lady, Captain G. M.
Swink and daughters, Captain VIM. y.
Smith, agent for the sale of lots, and
under whose auspices the excursion
was gotten up, Major j. NJ. Brown, of
the Texas Pacific railway, Hibbler, The
auctionecr, who was to be the orator
of the day,T and many other ladicsand
gentlemen, whose names now escape
our memory. The day was delightful
~ fair and pleasant, fine breeze
Blowing from h.ithcl South!wesi,
and the whole company enjoyed
the beautiful scenery of the prai-
ries, the fields and the woodlands
over which we passed. Tlicinpromptu
passenger ears were found to be de-
lightfully arranged for warm weather,
and all expressed themselves pleased
with the trip. Eleven o'clock found
us at Terrell, "the big thing on land"
as Hibbler denominated ii. Something
near an hour was consumed in point
ing out, and describing the location of
the lots, how ifiahy and which ones
had been sold at private sale, and
where were still vacant ones to be put
up to the highest bidder During this
time d still fmther number OF lots were
disposed of at private sale at the COM
pany's established prices, and at IL
o'clock all were invited to n most pal-
atable collation., prepared on board the
cars by the company. The lunch was
made up of everything good that was
eatable and drinkable, and was devour-
ed 81 the huhgy cfowd in a lnanner
hat showed how they appreciated the
efforts of the company in the culinary
line. Several ofthe ladies Of the party
had also brought with them their
lunches, and happening to be
Incaf I ait Z the Z proper time las
we usually are,) we received an
invitation from our kind friend,
Mrs. Jas. T.. Barkley, of the CONNER
cial Hotel, Which without hesitation
we accepted, and Joined her party at
the table. 1t j. useless for us to say
that we enjoyed the dinner--a meal
over which the Hostess Of the C0lp=
mcrcial presidos is sure to be enjoyed
by any one, and particularly by one ns
hungry us we We're just about that
time. After all bad satisfied their
appetites, friend Hibbler called up the
crowtl apd proceeded tocry the lots off.
AS we did not expect to become a pur-
chaser having only two dollars cash IN
hand, we took rest in the car, while
theeagpr tbrong followed the auctions
eer all over the " future great city,"
viewing the ground which they should
Shortly occupM6 This did notilastlong,
howeyer.sSRuts few lots were sold at
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All INDEPENDENTLY y, DOWNS eco for specie
acconiits, win pfeasA settie mp Immediately
wearegIay much minced ofour money.
l2l,dNNNnn LIZ IN NM
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ss,DoN'psrruinr your eyes, byn using
glasses not suited to tliem.s We refer
our readers 70 the cap af-J. w. Webb
0ptl6ian and WatehmHker, in to-day's
: issisa and Myisa' sSessi one .lsipg
spectacles to try his celebrated Peerless
Gaass. ME- ENyehb IN "a practical Opt
! clan, and can suit your eyes exactly.
He is also a practical Matchmaker,
and all his work anD goods are war
rantcdlfo give lsatisfactiony OF, money
refunded, as.s ~ 81 g,s s.,1 s. lis r.
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VIZ haze bccn informed by the Post
master at ag'ipiiy Mills that the
XEEKLS HERALD is not feceiSfd at
his Office until Tuesday. There Is q
screw loose somewhere between here
and Trinity Mills, for We send the
HERAI.p to tile Dallas PoStoffice every
Frihly evening ;tand as there is a mail
10 Trinity Mills on Saturday, we can
not sec why tlie herald does not
reach there on that day. ogr Tflais7
Ainis rand psas n3s IlAsAa ~ the
blanle iies s5inegbere elsei rs with
fisst Patience Deparmsnfohhd not
ffffo ~
ID. Tatrs H1,r DTe IeaTn ne Rilieuiguz
spndIss'. I'i5s !. = . ! r E5,slp. point.
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ssh.Ie using s,r. 1affs Liver PMS. 20 -
EtrtIfif 81 dit Or 1f6uraH1IF i4'rtt71z1fr
Yosl may cat or drink a. usual. Tlrr ara
purely FeTrfnlIIe- -. - ..... -.
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Dallas Female Institute

With a full corps OF Teachers, win commence
First Of Septembcr Next
ll4d&wlm i.irg 1nr wv. II. SCALES
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9l9I2a9e I.{ of'Jaiy, Eis7s.rh Hao q.
ION and after to-day, groceries will ibe scld
for currency, Mt low down fgures, by tt ID
Z fl2l-d2twh t.,a J,L,DoWNs&c co
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us, Yesterday fhe sampIss of 1000
bushely Of p.heqt5 saNphAl for his
Of this county, for shipment to Ger
mnny. Captaiu HensIey authorizes III
to say that the sample Is excellent, and
that he has no fears. Of selling from
10000 to 10000 bushels every week for
the live and energetic men Of this sec
tion. We arc peculiarly an agricultural
people Our Interests all lean in the
fIYoFgf TIE firinesss and 70 v6te against
fhe candidates which may be named
fy. The STATE Convention who may
throw damper on the entire tncclie
Of the eountry, should be a
primary dGty. ofpur people. 80 IS
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{. We have this day given motto, flat
all past due coupons of the Stne for
Marcb, April lfay and June. Will be
paid ON and after the 10th inst. here
and in New York, The amount 0ffhis
payment exceeds S82S000. i have
learned that q large nin0untof coupons
which were due before flle first ofJnnc,
were not paid. and lsas4, ,sssis. tf.rsn.
This makes over s3oa.g1 Of mt rest
due w the late administration, which
we have paid. XMs n KELLOGG. 4
New York. July IA messing OF
the financial men Who haze fled
claims f0r' taxes paid on borrowed
,app Ig !, E 9, he'd ll'is saFrpoon It the
AT the opening of the Walvorfh
trial this afternoon. Mrs. WalWorth
continued her testimony, showing that
her late husbands mind had been az
Tested since lSli8 ~ -tTFr ''.-
sarices saT That he Gover1menf
suiis against DC sugar inpofftrs have
been compromised on the payInesl ( +
from twenty % foffys per CEN. II the
The Superior Curt he's affirmed the
Judgment against the Ero1duav Rail
rad COMPANY, airatffln1 $1,000 y the
widow Of Putnam, the victim Of to
ca'-hook Hurdef ~
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To onr country andeity friends we respect
fully announce, that we now have plarge
and well-assorted retail stock, and Nbeing
anxious to sell, think That they will advance
their interests by giving usa call. - :
J2l-d2twlt J. DOWNS a 60.
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|, WASHINGTON, July AIR. W. Tay-
lor, First Controller, has addressed a
letter to an Eastern Senator, laying
that back payavill he at the disposal of
the Senators and Representative for
two years from date.
Tho village Of Bollevill, NewYorIS,
burned, los s90,0ou. r u,
Frank Cillcn, OF New York, who
stabbed his wife, plead guilty, AMI was
sentenced 10 imprisonment for life. !.
WAsIIISGToN, July 2-Attprney
General Williams received the fdlow-
ing: w ~ itn4 .sf
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W.IC
-T0 THE HOUSE, Or oolo,,,a,n.l
SANGER BROTHERS,

90 ""''" -" b"e matt ,aa ,,,oi. Cd aA..
90 tie" dat 11i't tHos 4nisil j. M
i'itt" 1.taH3u fLIga ttfr
.eipstls ssf~HoItbis. .i,iF ,,,,
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s'', SPOOL COTTON. }t,1I 80
J.& p. Coats Z, doz7 Hadley .nm 81 t
ia CLARK jr,t doz7j Greene Daniels. I5
GRAIN BAGS.
American, ~ lpQo.S'8 % Ameskeag, . lO9.s37 30
u lML9 0GllHJLt lHAI fAAd1 '.A
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ISttiOIA VI tbSkb.AN.4S 'ASAu uAu 4VAit
themselves lin the vicinity of their
zhpp4cs, where they beth parted declar-'
ing they had "never seen such II sweet
love ofa dress before in all their lives. y
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GROCERIES,.
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The Judge Is Igreatlypltased with the
route, climate and richness of the re-
glon explored, and eNemplitied his
partinlity by purchasing land near La
Mesilla, n, NJ, which he purposes set
ding upon and engaging in fruit cul-
all we hope he will hasten the con-
struction and completion Of the much
needed and anXiously looked-for Texas
Pacific Railway linei-- NJ yaapl aentiack.
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ations remain unchanged.
DALLAS MARKET.

MITcIIENER, GREENE g. Co.
National Republican., 1873-05-05
Funeral OF { harIes niIImau.

The body Of Charles HlllmAn laid In state
yesterday In the armOry OF Company A, Wash
ingt0n Light Infantry. The remains were en-
cased In a neat walnut conn and covered with
the American nag. At 10 O'Clock Company A,
with the friends OF the deceased, assembled at
the armOry, where the funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Brandt, Of the German
Lutheran church, Of which the deceased had
been q member. Upon the conclusion OF the
service the body was borne TO the hearse by Cor
porals Mudd and Brashears and Pryates Shay
Miller, Smith And TOuhy, who acted as pail
bearers, after which the funeral procession was
formed, preceded by the Marine band and Com
pAny A, Of the Light Infantry, and the cortege
moved TO the Congressional cemetery, where the
body was Inferred. Company A on this occasion
turned out over nfIy men, and too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon the command for the
deep interest they took In their cOinTade and the
hearty response made when called upon. In
addition 10 the company large delegation of
the honorary members Of Company A aud Leu
tenants Hartigan and Fugitt, Of the battalion
stan, were In attendance. Messrs. Mudd, Rupp,
llllseln, Whitehand and O'BTyon, OF tho COM
pany, were the committee who had charge OF the
funeral Arrangements,
National Republican., 1873-05-05
NkSuFAcruREs AND MINING.
FOREIGN NOTES,

A FIELD OuN has been invented In France
which gives ten pound proJectile velocity Of
2,OOO feet per second.
The armies OF Europe have altogether TO- 00O
pieces OF artillery, OF which Germany has 10 !.
Russia ,Isd, and Austria 9is Norway boasts
only OF ", while Switzerland has 400.
JUSTICE is no respecter Of persons At Cork, as
may be inferred from the fact that Mr.. MekIes, 4
Justice OF the peace there, has Just been sen
fenced to one weeks imprisonment for a INSIDE
meanOr.
Miss EMMA FELESER, a young and handsome
actress connected with a Vienna theatre, re.
Gently quarreled with her lover, q banker, took
torture.
TWELVE hundred butchers were entertained at
tea IN Mr. spurgeons Tabernacle, London, on
Easter Tuesday; after which they were addressed
preacher"
TIE resources Of Egypt, especially It's produc.
ton of cotton, have been generally but little un-
derst0od, and consequently the natural wealth OF
the country has not been appreciated. The crop
ior the past year Is estimated at two hundred
million pounds. The Egyptian Government
fully Impressed with the importance OF the cot
ton crop 70 Egypts prosperity, Is turning It's at
tention TO the Improvement OF the cotton lands,
every year opening new channels 10 facilitate
| irrigation, employing steam pumps for that pur-
pose, and doing all IN It's power 70 make the cot
ton crop source OF continual prosperity.
IN FEBRUARY, while digging the foundations
otthe American Episcopal church, In Rome, about
statue OF woman withouta head drapeL In a
| tunlc, l.T2 metres high; q CoTinthian capital
several pieces Of marble, oriental breccia, and
| four Pigments OF nuted seIni-columns Of payona-
Letto. Al the cemetery Of s. Lorenzo four le
| MurA, while digging the foundations OF a 1uade-
portlco, they came across two marble Harco-
phAg, the bas-rellefs OF which are OF exec ptlonal
| scientific importance. In the enyiTons more
than seventeen ancient funeral inscriptions were
turned up. Among them was one which brings
down 70 US the memory Of Roman professor Of
music,
THE London Telegraph declares that ENGLAND
| Is more 70 humanity than ever she was, and bet
| ter worth nghting for than ever, being now the
home OF ordered liberty, and the mother OF a
new colonial world. Her navy, we are told, IL,
as u exists, match for the waT-ships OF ali the
glObs; her army, which could be doubled at
need, Keeps her safe at home aud In Asia; and,
behind these, she has an exGhequeT practically
enhauAtleaA, and people free, robust, prgna-
cloua and Intelligent, who know what they would
lose II England lost a shred Of real power and
greatness We are too strong and secure 10
quarrel about trlnes, and strong enough 70 do
right In scorn OF consequences. BAt, says the
editor, In frank good faith, and abiunnR all
boaatlng, we warn credulnus wTOngdoeTs not TO
he mialed by such slecrs as those current on the
continent.
National Republican., 1873-05-05
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bbSsfSi,SFiSS tSS aySs $ShExT 81
,,,,.,c...NAyI NAyI DhfAaIhhNT

BUHsty Q. cSssIsYsTIos scs S Nh Mr. SfsAiS.
q ss s 5ss S m asS spaPS
ths bids will be opened d,,,.,..,
The BufcsH a Constrlcton and Hspsir. Navy De.
pArtmsnt Wahhinston, and must Be ipdorsed
Se iiO% St Osdnirs saS SG.nsss s
a. cs sS:; I'D ID ss' .ssS:. a. =. s. ss ;s,
s,u ,rsiss' n'ls "a. y .,ea,ai, sHs,Pps' sah o.
r1rS S:Ss :ss'ps g IA such s.:.: Ss
e bdsr yaS ne q e gsSgos e EgHrsn
q ar a e d Z such % peIson. ssn'ss
eslIe 70 IA sPpliosiiop % M Commsn ndSpis o.
ss Es'Es:SH Gs s Stia I'd ss ard those the
!, The commandAnt Of each Navy Yard, and tho
q 81 ss ssh v. 4.s
smnation only. IN order that gerson. Who intend 70
piication Tor any he ci.ssss of shoss yards aP
lhs pFopos.ls must y Tor ,he whole o. I. class.
Sss,Ts ssSs .GSsa hs ,s5ss, s5
fOa s oG q fds sae Ss
tipn q samples, mus, DC made 70 the Conn sndsnis
sia. y w. 10 = 1.s...4 o.,v ,e. p.ri.. -,o
r;,,ss. az, so"s -, assis', a. q %rssss,.,s. % a:
ssfsa y he Cohesion u Isssns Gs,anSs %S.
for the district IN rhioh they re.ide ''S''N'
quired by law, the Navy Dspartment, however, re-
~so $ may % 5fS Ssn me lowest DID, or any
g,Ss, y. sss,s ia :,s :,sScs ..',s.
sisSsgsL III 2, nIs.y: "a, not fii'd As ooHi'so Jo'
,surstiss in the full amount will be. required 70
sign the oontraet and their responsibility must be
osrtined to the sAtisiAc'ion Of the Navy Depart
AZ additional security twenty Per eentum will be
tracts shall have BEEN eompsts3. and elhtS isn psa
sssntnm ssam o, me anount o. each bill approved in
eeaisnited IN the coniSact q, u nons 4 speclnsd,
ths soods are dsfssrrd, within tsh days i,sl
TIE saIrant ior ne same shall have been pssssd BY
ms elssses % I'M Burssu arc numbered and
p,SS:. ~ " %Si,s $S,L LSs sS VIII, o.t K.sl
f:iss tGS PSss fSRs = ft5: fa:
NJ y $siIs Fias MAJ TnSssH; NJ SS u Eslisi Esi
Ha AS s s Cd f Isfd RssSS sa
Hspls, ShsrEyS SS.' 10, T0ss.i timber; Sc y,
kSS IFsfss .ss. ia AZ 2 gs "a No
NJ " i,IS iSST sIis.:s "a i;Jss Ss
So H., r. irSH CSt Nss so q LsIsss PRs sasst NJ
6rass and IRON, No %, Piles; 10, 81, assers: kS.
ysrS and seoEs! No u hs5d ssrsS NJ. x %sits W. is
bsss N "a 1lpS I5s,isa hsaiP clUsss f.inIs
slilS:at%: y Sl ifs ~ ltS q l9 ES Z
S&aSs FsSIp.Sin: X Il S.Ss
hsi,a hhsHiihs. pump aSRSs S,Ss,,s ia,f,ns No y JgRt Ne
bitumin9us Coal; 70. y, BituminOus Coal; No d,
Charcoal; No. ". Wood.
The fS9 q sns 15s Hs s.,.s ss the numbers
National Republican., 1873-05-05
WOMAN DROWNED.
she Jumps Overheard fro" G-s,ree'

"uuFts
Saturday night there was drunkenness and
carousing on board the barge John u. Agnew, OF
Philadelphia, lying At the foot OF G-street wharf.
Al O'Clock yesterday morning q woman nam ed
Evans, aud employed as cook on the barge,
was seen on the wharf by the captain Of a
schooner near by. She had nothing on but her
underclOthing and an old waterproof. At I
O'Clock she was again seen, and this time she
asked the captain for some pins. lie went below
and In moment more she jumped into the river
and never came TO the surface. Her body was
nshed for for some time, but without success.
John Cumberland, jr,, who found the body Of
Col. AleNander's son last winter, rtgged up set
OF fishing HOOKS, and after dragging awhile
caught the body aud brought It TO the shore. II
was then taken charge OF by the police, put In q
cart and carried to the BtAtion-house and the
coroner notified. The sergeant OF that precinct
then took possession OF the papers and license
OF the barge pending an investigation into the
whole affair.
The coroner held an inquest yesterday after
noon, and the Jury rendered verdict that NJ ar
garet Evans, about thlrty-nve years Of age, came
TO her death by either Jumping or falling into
the river At street wharf while under the lntiu-
of lluuOF.
National Republican., 1873-05-05
Mhrrr 4. ihn nIonr,k

WAHHINGIos. April ~ lsI3,
To The Efiior NJ nc Naii0HaI RsPabhedHi
SIR Please state what has become OF the
too9.St left last year In the treasury Of the De
plrtment Of the Potomac, q. A. H., after paying
all expenses on Decoration day.
As papen are now In circulation for money for
next Decoration day the members Of the q. A.
X, want TO know, through the columns Of the
REPUBLICAN, what has become Of the balance
lett last year. Yours, respectfully, q. A. r.
National Republican., 1873-05-05
NnM Nnrk RennhlIcnnn

The New York Republicans met at Chrke's
hail, on Saturday night; Mr.. AlonZO Bell, presl-
dent, In the chair. The following gentlenen's
the association, who were elected: Hon. Lyman
X. Bass, member Of Congress elect from the
Fhlrty-nrst district Of New York; David b. Mel
John OrdeOnauN. On motion Of Mr.. Hensley,
the question Of Increase Of dues was referred 30
the campaign committee. After the transaction
iOuFnel
National Republican., 1873-05-05
Inter,.,ir4 ph,.loIos,cai ob,er,a,Ion.

DR.. J. NJ. Toner, OF this city, says that he has
observed that nearly all persons OF both sexes
who have lived TO the age OF eighty years and
over retained considerable, II not complete,
suit OF hair at the time OF their deaths. lie con-
cedes that there are exceptions 70 this rule, but
insists that q vast majority OF persons living
OF an age OF eighty or upwards retain compara-
lively good suit OF hair or are not bald. He
makes the hypothesis that person who retains
his hair past the age OF sixty-nye has then q
good prospect OF living TO be over eighty. The
the ages and condition OF the hair OF persons OF
his acquaintance OF the ages Indicated, the con-
dItiOn OF whose hair Ia known to him. The vast
majority OF persons who become bald or lose
their hGiEdO so between thirty i've and nifty ave
and these rarely live TO be over sixty-hye or
seventy VaaFa Of aQa