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Sos Orleans. EcS'2'.rs .. 1879 J
FHiEfs ~ &c GIVH SOvlCH 'HsT ~
Il rans - eankru9kcy has be-s Issue! Ga. 80
the district Court OF the trie-3 sti:.- tor 'hs Dis
trict Of Louisiana. arans. =. state 80 ssno. d
BaclJpdS of New Ore sns. IA sia' .iSsl. - sTeans
state Of Lousiana, sd.udge1 ". t.I.pt ~,rn 20
osu - iItiotls ShSf the ltsys..Nt & sas sebca
ADD III. delivery ~ any ,"rty h.'.nsss ZEE 90!
bans 'Gpt. to- hIH. or Gos tis crs I'D III. .fa1.s9
0: any property ~ h'n. are ..t.Gru b. !s.. :l,.s
meeting OF :hs AIRED soy. o! saiS D.e W.. -
prove thsir drots, au.' C'l,fst. sIr go 80
slSnees 81 iis esta'ao VIII ne - ID ~ s"Ir' "g
bankruptcy. 20 b" HOLDEN :h~ y. "a :.zs
OF March. A. y. 1917 St. = ,. 80 80.
tonlhcGs. build1C:. Ne Os' ans. nc'.-.' =. Ksde
logg. register. Is I: -. SARr
!ra nlhtp rni,.b y 40. sa.a,as
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U T!s ~ sfsess S.ssrsI's Oa.se
New Orleans S.busrS ~ 1873. Z
YsfR's "a Tt& sj!Vk sGT!CE THsr 49, ALIAS
Il warrant VI bankru |. been .a-IkS out II
the DlsLrlr. Cou.1 OF fte ;ni'ei states foe ,l4N
District Of LOUISIANA. inst t.,s estate o! ban .a
Hickey ~ The Ish os w - 81 or Reuge St,p
OF Louisiana. sdiNdgra = BANKRUPT apsis HE svR
pet.ton; fis,s tn" rty.nsnt ~ INV dcbfs and The
delivery "s any 0perty b longing fe saii Ia
rupt. 20 him. or Tor hss Use. and She auscY at AZ
p op.I y by him axe Iorb,l1Pi. by ..w: that a
n'ttIps ~ the rredto:s ~ saS b.nGr-rt 60 prs.ve
then H.bts aHd ~ho0.e more ..sigrr.s IL
his estate, viii be held NJ cp.Tl -. Ls1srUut. :.
to 80 hoiGes on the sss.r day q. G.r. n;
a D. 1878. at ~ 2. HI, a. IN. Custom Eouss
oul'l!9.o Res NTssSse S.f9r" C.. Ke .sg:. 1890
ssS.
=. VAsHiEp.
ft,' WI Eynsteh y III NJ ~ o.
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BREMEN.
BREMEN.
Esrth GermRe Lleyd.
STRAH SFTW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW ORIRAss
W. EAvRg SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA

FL Y'he Steamships at the North
ST. SI q German Lloyd vii resume theiS
regular trips ss follows
From Bremen Prom New orlesns
FRANKFURT. January % March 2.
kOBLS 80. Februai %. March ~
HANOVER. March y. April II.
STRASSBUR8 March %. 4pril %,
FRANKFURT. april 9. May II.
Farther days OF departure al! be advertised here
after.
TIE steamers touch outward at Havre and Hav
ana, a&ld on their home trip at Havana and South
amu;nL 10 land and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havaun
or New OrleaD6
CtStEesos-'' 80 SOiu.
fruTG New Orleans or" Havana TO S0UtL ampton
HavEe or Bremen.
S+t'.h''' ''''''''''''' ''''...-''sl'o SoIo-
SteeraEe, .......-.......-........ IS gold
From Ee1S OT!t ada to Havana
CtsoiL... .......r...--...-a. SIS gold.
htb-t2gS--.s--.....- 10 GOLD
Passage tickets from Bremen. southampton o,
Hevre TO Sew Orleans, issued by the undersigned.
POr further particulars apply to
KID. +. STOCKNSYbR i co, Agenfs
Gus " No. AZ Union street.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Total week oetoit'
Gold opened at H., 0ll".,. against II" =
at New York. and after lar business,
al, sod at the opening rates, against iiJH
il that market The sales summed up
S76500. comprising $1,000 at ! =, S19t A.a al
ili7s; $4,000 $4,000 and SSuUl at I'D; cav :
900 at Has ll5is: $500 . 3oo ana e'V5vl
at ll5,s. and $4,000 at lI55 ~ ll54.
No sales of silver were reported. Amer 4
can half dollars are quoted Ielniaa! AZ ~
Gill. and Mexican dollars at :. cent
premium. gold. for new and "a tor otd.
The movement IN sterling eAchangt as
of liberal extent. and. private bills ad-
vanced = = cent. The sales amounted
to EST 500, embracing tl3.Nt bill OF !adlnS
at 1854 a l23''@: 1000 and @JogU 90 at
l23h; 5000 do at l23l2 2 l2"'si A'9VOp 30
ut lI312 a rs u: .l4OUo DO al 49, 0!@% - !;
ti500 do ut lGta; El0,o0G do at l:!t:. a i-j rs;
E35O0 Al clear at l23'-; + Jp OIL OF lanlnS
and Al clear at l23E ia: t+oue Irst CLASS
ii, l2llS, and GoOoO bank at =
The sales of francs included "'."oV COM
mercial at l.b., and "o,Uro 30 al -
The only sale reportea IN oeiL!"o 'i'"'AS
was 200,0cO at icS -.
At the close sterling bills were fnoted al
I23l2 a 1888 and IA tor bui OF !anlng ana
Al clear, and ia Z a tor bank: 'r"lce al
4.63Si q t.62l2 for private. and 4.oo Iof Dank'
and German marks at !Os4
The offerings OF domestic exchange we're
Of quite liberal extent. aud under a good
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CONNIE hOIAi..

THTR.DAT EvBgtss, .-E.r :. lSTs
CoTTos - The Gale. .o-day embraced
$50 bales at prices recurring no charge in
quotations, except an advance Of sc on
the outside figures fer strict good ordinary
ard strict low middling. We give also the
exchange figures, which are Tor average lists
according with It's types, while ours pre-
sent the proper rang u: the market tor
average lists. but with :be outside figure,
TOR low mlddling. good ordinary anG ord
nary given as the outside &c: strict ~ those
grades:
NV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. .ss:a.LA,ED
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ICosrtNUED FROM FIasr PAGE

~>SsyEr.ave governments will cease 10 hold
&Ersrraatio relations with it, in the event OF
ca rrrBel smatiOn o. federal republic.
T5Es debate upon the bill for the abolition
al ss.rserY in Porto Rico was resumed yes
.zsE.ty ia the Assembly.
s1rc7aicnt Theirs is slightly ;ndisposed
~ss-Iyz-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
ESTATE OF AARON BLUM.

u~rrED Stairs MARSHALL Opp1cs
New Orleans February % 1878. !
yx>u,S - ~ GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT Il
1 bankrn:,tcy has been issued out of the District
court of the United States foi the istrct OF Lou
isiana against the estate Of Aaron Blum Of BstOs
Rnug4 in the parish of EasU Baton k0ug". State o:
I0uisians adjudg ed a bankrupt upon his own pet..
lion that the payment ofauy debts ana the delivery
nj apy property be onging TO said bankrupt, 10
him or for his use aud the transfer of any prop.
ertv BY him, arc forbidden by Law; that meeting
of the creditors Of said bankrupt, 10 prove theiP
Iahts and choose one or more assignees of his ea.
tate. viii be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
helden n the twenty ninth day OF March, A. ~
ig-S at . 4 NJ at the C>,stOmhousa building Neg
rIeans before c. s. Kellogg regis ter.
T. B PACKARD.
.A,,o 1Jnitnd States, HarsilA9
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM WATKINS
DIVINE.

EHprNp SrArBs MARSHALL OFV-CH I
New Orleans. February %, 1873.
rn,Hls IS TO GIvR NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
L in bankruptcy has been issued out of sho Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
of Louisiana against the estate of william Watkins
Divine, of New orleans, ia the parish OF Orleans
State OF Louisiana, adiudged IA bau kruPt upon hiS
own peJitioB that the pay men OF any debts and the
delivery of any property pelon gDg 20 said bankrupt
to him or for his End the transfer of any prop
erty by hir, are forbidden by law that meeting
of the creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more asstSI seB OF h's -
tate will be he Id court of bankruptcy to 10
holden on the twenty second day of March, A. ID,
1873 at nine o'clock 4. n. at the Customhous9
Building New OrIeaus, before C =. Kellogg, Regis
ter. X y. faChAhE,
,nkt2 limited Ntatea harAhaP
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Ss' nNe e.a..aa s,--. ~
UF ). %. ARTHUR IA.gEarEo

fsIfsp s~ATxs q .a-x a. s3vPsss D.
Rev Orleans S.Srl.ry q, IS7j, 4
fsNHE W TO GSys S3TiCE TlisY " 49RssT
a. IN bankruptcy Ia, be L irsupI ont ~ h.. .i.-
trlct Court OF she Cn.ef States the District Of
louisiana against the estaI~ ~ D. q. \ lnl Cla,,s
It, OF DGrsl1sOnviIIs ~ the .Ia.tsl a. Asr- 10Y.
state OF L0I slsns, adj udgct hsn''pps .p1n i.te
own petition; that tho l3nt sI. - and to a,
delivery OF any oropeSt! atl0ngiuyta Aai. bank
Fupt, to hIre OF 20: his uee aid thB SrLsr =! any
property by him, are forhI1d.5! b. law: that n
meeting or TIN. cUetors - ia q ban IrDt 20 rove
their debts sr1 choose &. o. slor4 ASA. ,rss eG
his estate, viii be he!6 ct @ epusr oS b.ut y,ts,
to D. holden or shs twrn..-spcou6 day ~
March, a. ,, tHI2 81 nina o'slu"E 81 a. me f't,.
1oInhGnss b'uSi-uss aes O%eaEs ha'oEs a. v EdN
tOgs. Re+sI.t4s.
3 D. PASRARp
h-7 NtSe bnit.d Ntates Harsn2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Coverno: Hendricks. Of iuciana, met
Win an accident on Thursday last. he
slipped down o. & < stone md confused
his head which has confined him 10 is
r0om ever firca.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
ESTATE OF WILLIAM Won PHUL AN
Frank Won Phul, individually an 90 partns

UNITED Sr.rss MARsHAEs 0rrfCS I
New Orleans, ia. uary 29. 1878 !
rs,Hfs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
III bankruptcy has been issued out Of the Die
trct Court OF the United States for the District OF
Louisiana against the state of Won Phul Brothers
of New Orleans, in the parish of Orleans.
state OF Louisiana, adjudged bankrnpts, upon their
own petition; that the payment OF any debts and
kr;pt5 to them for their use and the transfer
ofary property by them are forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors of said bankrHpts, 10
prove their debts and choose or more assignees
Of their estate will be held At court of Bankruptcy
70 De holden the eleventh day OF March
A. D. 1878 at twelve o'clock II, at No. Il kK-
change alley, New Orleans. before a. AugHstnO
register. ,r..r
f4uhlI United states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

The New York Tines recently scrt 4 MI.
SpoOner. d young Pole, to Sanans bay to
write UP that enterprise. Mr.. Sohwab, 8
German, i: is said, will represent that paper
at the Vienna Exposition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Little Rock; Pat Cleburne. for White river;
and Mary Mcdonald, last night, and Emma
Elliott this evening, for st. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

The genera! feature. Of :i.e marie: we're
the same as tor several dag pasta good
demand prevailing tor c.ean ccttons and
the higher grade-. he supplies o. W Inch
we've limited, viii. isised lists and the
poorer qualities we're neglected and droop
ing. and dirty and sandy lots unreliable.
unless al liberal CONCESSIONS. STREET good
ordinary and strict low rcidG.inS were III
good demand. aud commanded yecy full
prices, while average good ordinary and
average low middling continued quiet We
have consequently been compelled 20 give q
wider range to tbaSC GRADES. mo sales H.
Guided strIc. good ..iiua:s al IS and 1890 :
d.. with strong staple at iSL.o. low InicdiluL,
at 1871, 49,. and !S;,c; strict low ;nitdiing
~ 10 and - isc: anh. s:ric; CIV :alG1HnG 20
middling at 1875.
The amount Ga shipbN2rd. nof cleared:
gong or board ard engaged :O:' sbipncH,
was set down at the Oprning This iU.H!i1:,
a; 81 coo bales, embracing ,H.A'' Tor Live
pool. I4.OGO for Havrp. 1860 :or Sgdin 80
for the MeditnrraIt an. 5000 o. Bremen.
5000 for Cork and 81 market l',chc Tor
The North Sea and 5000 fer the North,
which, when deducted from the stool
on hand Oy our running st.t2Esi' Mt Ia:
evening. leaves l@-.,!0Q bales 10 .epr'-en;
the quantity at tho tanning aud n presses
unsuld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: " .air demand:
prices unchanged; dusty cotton and low
trades dragging. Sales 500 ba}er" lis
quotations ar. unchanged -
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. i57!...........: e6.2S9
arrived since last statemcHi. So
Arrived previously. III .%o'-S9- Gall
Total. t,s4E,f''
Cleared today. none ON ~,
Cleared previously. etS D. SSS,oSS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

Toe most level-h9aded editor IL the
country belongs in Albany. The top Of ! is
caput u perfectly fst.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

A young servant gIIl has been sent e. jail
in London, England, for month, in default
of paying Il tne of g.. having been con-
victed of falsely telling her employer that
she had never before been ut service.
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monetary--Commerc'aI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF TEB DAILY RPPUBLfCAs.
csI-,.nLY Ely IL Ma. :. vs..

". nave no change 20 notice in the
money market The demand for discounts
at the banks is of moderate extent. and
the offerings on the street are light We
hear of a few transactions IN first class
paper with unexceptionabie collaterals at
lower figures than our quotations. but not
of sufficient magnitude to justify any
change Of the euhjoined rates and therefore
continue to quote first class paper. with
or without collaterals, q; 10 E cent 2 annum,
All without collaterals at - -. second
class at l8, first class mortgage paper al
10. and second class do at IL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

sryn Of Packwood Brother.
CNyrBD STATES MARsHAL's OPPlcs
New OrleaHs. March ,, 1873 /
,s,uts ~ 70 G!VB NOTICE. THAT a WARRtsp
IN bankruptcy has been issued ont
- +ha Distrot Court of the United States for ths
n;strct of Louisiana against the estate OF Pran.
ris Joseph Paokwood. Individually, and as .
,e-,her of the firm Of Packwood & Brother Of
NJ .r-teans, In tie parish of Orleans Sta q
ot Louisiana adjudged 3 bankrupt upon hls
own petition, that the payment of any debtS
6ankrnpt, to him, fer his Use and the tralsfes
If any o. 0uerty by him ere forbidden by ls~; that
:, n, 80 NO OF the CIeditOrs Of said bankrupt to
,rov-e their debts and choose more ass gAeep
~ his estate, will he held at . court of bauk-
ruptcv, to be holden on the twenty ninth day Of
Tmstornhouse building. New Orleans. before 6. i
r' q B. PACKARD
NH ~ CnIt4 d States n 4rshs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
GTEEL RAIL: OGUBl.k TRACh

SsTEEL RAIL-: OoUBLk TKAUh
BALTIMORE. AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
TIE gr,at sbort hne from Cinoi-ca; ser t,i,r gu.
EAST:
saving 9gh:yfeven TO ii0 In,es AMI Ayr,..pr e,os
train II. sd7sHcs At
NEW YORK.
Saving hfsy-nirl miles, and arriving AZ I'D hs,
h"urs "a advance at
RitTI1IORE.
Sa'fa t seI.asy even YER m,iea aud sr-v'rs eikh
Anc s.4ISseQ uarters hours in advRuos M
~AsBfNt5TONo
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
On train ina quickest
TIE CHAT IRON RAILWAY BRiDsss
VTs9 shs Nfno EVer, at ParBe Csbarg and Gel.s,s
sEe complsteS.
MORNING AND RIGHT LINES or
Pal'Dan's Paiace DrHwinE-ReoEa asa
sleeping Cara
Are s-n or this ,oate from At Louis Cincinnati, On
I0tunisua 10 Baltimore and Washington Ctr.
WITHOUT ChAEGHt
BY thls route YOU AVOID al omnibus tr,nsss,
Tickets for saIa 6: al .i.Se. otfc.s In tina Mont,
.n& West. 'N~
"AtA6~ AAjkob ASt nj, Baltimore. MARIANA
W. T SMITH
Master Transportation, Baltimore. MARYLAND
Sidney Z. JONES
General Passenger gent. Cincinnati. Ob,a
~iiS VIZ"
'A'o The sAsF.........Fo THE gAs-
Vfs tsussvIus au6 ohIs ans slIss,su,,,
Hallway.
T1e com pistloh OF tbs L0Uts7fls D1visson ~ s,,,
road and the ependi5 e9gj pzneus sos yss5ard.
tfLVa4, makes this the
ezssT ROUTE 1HH CrSCINNsTs.
Ak POINTS East AND EORTERAs7.
$BRER THR9Ufffs TRAINS SAsyv.
Stsh diEeDt oonnectOnL from tbs south fog O..
ctnnaJ
wTT8OVr GEAE'4E Os CARS
30 strt snd ssk To- tickle yia Louisville sss a.
OHIO and AtBsI6sUYDl 9AllwaY for Gale az an r.5L
clpai kat of5ccE IL .l5 A1ltL and IN rtris IL
the General OraS Q. tSe U0u4pBuy co me- NH
and kaip streets Also at hsJ SouBe end LoaLrriIl,
the and Willard Hotea
r. B-I1cEets 20 CIGin1isu ana pofnts Ssss ~.
taS noe are good on mail hne ltrsu.9-s ,T,5 10
tina toksts ara good OIL tia rosl "
a CHARLES 4. fCkIEIrF
9anerA PsSSengar aud Ticket Ase2+ 81 -S.rS
:, l. GatsWORD,
Sener,z suPer1nsentsen., 81 Sssaa
THOMAS sORwIH.
!Pp ess@N Soothsn Aseca. xis~un
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

FIX CR0TWk&4l4 Inns.
Fer New York Direct.
-71is Line Ia composed Of .hs Steamships
EEW ORLEANS CORTES
1HosGE CROMWELL GEORGE WASHINGTON
The Steamship
TlkEX~ GEORGE CROMWELL,
s. L CLAPP. Commander.
SATURDAY, March 3. at a. b
VIII isovs her wharf, foot OF Toulouse street, -
Shove
Freight for liverpool, Bremen and HsvTt tAkns
by this Hne and through bills of leoing Etvss sas
the sauna. Fer freight or passage apply to
ALFRBD hOULTOE.
is7 10 81 Carondelet saTsee.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFPICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Friday. March :. 1917.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Spa l,sh bark Naria, AntOnia to- Cadz
schooner sand Belle. Parsons. for Camteeche, IN
ballast
Schooner 4 B Heilsos Monast:io. for Ruatan Island
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07

GREAT JAVn-GS ROUTE.
IIts!As ~ part ard srri." follow from depot
foo: of C.l!npe s;..rtC
DkFAKv AHpyB
S.rcess ....s34G A. Ii. ITx p,e as...... 1894 H.
aiIi... .OTtNl J.. n. INaIl........ &i;5u J.. N.
AccommOus Accconrlds
ton. INDOOR ,iou... StSNAx
tn. itHs ia many miles the shortest, and many
hours the quickest to ali pCuts SOrti. and East
aid :A. onIy liz running Pullman, r. sc. s.per
in. tars to Louisville, Hue bUldt and Memphis
",tho't thSr e.. Ouls one change TO principal
cltlts NORTH and SaSt. Tickets for sale and al! III
torm"n = given Garner Camp and Con- ri Oh strsets
unGe: CIty H0.seI, New Orleans
A D. SHhLDDH, Agent
ia2 " F. ID. PROST General Ma.avay
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship City OF Galveston, Rowland. from New
York, 20 Geo A FOsdick cc2d district IL
STEAMBOATS,.
Crescent City, Townsend, from S: Louis With
baTges
Pryiona HoilssOf, from Louiilieys with
barges
VS. Pike, Brown. from Tunica
Governor Allen Benson. from Chicot City
Trenton, TrOusdaleo from Mortauviile
iOhn Kyle HutCh insOu, from st. Louis
John Moore. BOaruman. from Shreveport
Frank Pargoud. White. from Argyle
John Maud. Noel from Memphis
RI Bryarly, ScoveE, from Fulton
Andrew ACkley, Ball, from Jefferson
Ersi.sh johnson. BrOthertOn. .m Lower Cos6f
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EXPORTS,

dADIH-%aIk 9aria-7S, 925 slaves
RUATAN ISL4ED-SChuoner i EeIfson-s obl5
-four krss butter l5Tll feet lumber 2G00 ahD gle 3
, pbls pOrk bbls beef 80 bbIs -four Dbl bacon 5
bb.s POTATOES bbls meal aud suLdrles
IMPORTS.
NEW YORK ST, smship City o. Ga'.eston-s std
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RAILROADS.
- - -. o..
REV GRLEa%e, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot OF Canal street,
RAILROADS.

d. and a'trr fr'r.sry /! isc. Pail. sAvs al
A. NJ an.i :. =, p "
Trans ..rrSe e: $50 p. u snd "
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO o..ElE ssR!NGS
Leaves Ne. Orleans Saturday q. = NJ
Leaves ocean Sprung. every s4IIdas 1T . 4. AZ
et'pp'nS al al WAY static q.
PCLLNA:S EALa.- SLEEPING. CARS WIN
'n'ul.gH to L. Gchhur: .tk,n;s louisville an. st.
L0tns iaas'rS close 1-,n.".5 lols A' al tEt IOpu-
lar routes TO the ia>.. SogtH and Hrs.
iIch-tE FOR s&I. corner Camp and CoIIUop
st!seia. oSgs.it. tl:y t-t.l and 1t depot.
< y. ShETH
a'eue'at Ticket AGENT
=. Il. SCRANTON.
NI tA'Is-4i SU .rinta!5rDt.
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TN BANKRUPTCY,

RsT.TE OF FRANCIS JOSEPH PACK
wood individually: aud as nenber OF tie
- ns PackNeod Brother.
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" eatheF Report
NAR DBPAR'HHST J
Office Chief Signal Officer,
~eshington, March 6. 1919. as 7. N. }
DRAR Ill IlIkQ-

';u5u trt.s Of lowest barometer will move
'stfiffY southeast aud east over Visions Il
sSssrs south winds. with cloudy and threa'.
ssssssE uSather will continue irom tue Gult
,nrss3 81 the upper lakes Southwest winds,
sse,hTaE 10 southeast with cloudy weather,
sSrSJ 90SvaiI in the Middle and Eastern
ss.SGse. South and cast winds viii prevail
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q .Oard, ia suites or single. Also few asy
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Smyrna times., 1873-10-01
NO. 96l

W0MAN's WT-Two demure damses, both
of New Jersey, recently played a very sharp
game On the officials Of the Morris & Essex
Railroad. The ladies were going to the sea-
side, and had the usual amount Of feminine
baggage with them, in all seventeen trunks.
When they showed their tickets to the bag
gagemaster and desired him to check their
seventeen trunks, he demurred, saying that
each passenger was allowed but 100 pounds of
baggage, and that the fifteen extra trunks
would have to be paid for. The ladies remons-
trated, but in vain so they demanded to know
the additional charges they would have to pay,
and were informed that the extra trunks would
cost them s each. Now it so happened that
passenger is carried over the read for 80
cents, and is allowed to take one trunk. The
young ladies', remembering this, went to the
ticket office and bought fifteen more tickets.
They showed these to the baggage man, and
he checked the trunks as for fifteen passengers.
The ladies saved three dollars by the operation,
and have fifteen tickets, worth twelve dollars,
into the bargain, for the conductor, of course,
only took up two tickets, and as these are good
until used the company may be called upon
any day, to transport fifteen passengers with
fifteen trunks, between New York and Nor
rstown.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-01

When a woman puts three mackerel to soak
over night in a dish pan whose sides are eight
inches high, and leaves the pan on stairway
she has accomplished her mission and should go
hence. This was what Division street woman
did Friday night Filled the pan at the pump,
and then left it standing on the steps to the
stoop, while she went into the next house to
see how many buttons would be required to go
down the front of a redingOte. And a mighty
important affair that was to be sure. And
there was her husband tearing through the
house in search of handkerchief, and not
finding it, of course. And then he rushed out
into the yard, wondering where on earth that
woman could be, and started down the steps
without seeing the pan, or ever dreaming that
anyone could be so idiOtic as to leave it there.
Of course he stepped on it; or at least, that is
the supposition, as the neighbors who were
brought out by the crash that followed, saw a
Mortified man, and high dish pan, and three
very demorlized mackerel shooting across the
garden, and smashing down the shrubbery.
And he was a nice sight, was that unhappy
man, when they got him on his feet.
There wasn't dry thread on him, and his
hair was full of bits Of mackerel, aud one of
his shoulders was out of joint, and his coat
was split the whole length of his back, and he
appeared out of his head. He was carried in
the house by some of the men, and laid on a
bed, while others went after a doctor, and
sixteen women assembled in the front room
and talked in whispers about the inscrutable
ways of Providence, and what warning this
was to people who never looked where they
were going. Ne,oS.