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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17
TIE WHEAT CROP.
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co partnership heretofore existing between
HitisRry, Wilson & johnson IL THE day die.
solved ny mutual consent Either ot the late firm
are authorized to settle the business uf the firm
J J. Hill EARY,
wv & WILSON,
y. A. JOBNSON
summit Point. W. Vs., March 20, 1873 SIN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-17

ES Messrs Holt & Garner have disposed
of the Grafton Sentinel Office to c. NJ. Shinu,
Esq, late of the Fairmort West Virginian.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
A sPECKLED TROUT CASE,

An interesting case TO sporting men, but more
particularly those OF pscatorial proclIvites came
On Tor trial yesterday before Judge van Brunt In
the Supreme Court, Circuit. The plaintiff in the
action is Mr.. Royal Phelps, President Of the New
York sportmen's Club. Two Fulton Market men
Messrs. Chappell and Storer-were charged In the
complaint with exposing for sale, IN Fulton
Market, on July 8, 1873. forty speckied trout. The
action was brought under the law passed by the
Legislature three years ago prohibiting the sale OF
Bpeckled trout In this city between the 18th Marcn
and the l5tn or November and for each fish offered
Tor sale wltn1n this time a penalty Of s25 was at
tached. making the penalty sought to oe re-
covered IN the present case. as will be seen BY
very simple mathematical calculation, $1,000. The
defence was that these not brook or
Bpeckied trout, but Canadian trout. number OF
witnesses were called Tor the prosecution wao
gave their particular views upon the subject OF
trout in general After these experts mad
exhausted their ptscatorial erudltion-and some
OF them showed an intimacy with the subject
rejecting no dscredit upon themselves as dis
cipes OF Izaak WaltoD-the counsel for the
defence moved verdict for the defend.
ants or, IN other words, dismissal or
the complaint Though claiming not TO
to know some thing about he law governing the
case. lie insisted that 1t was not shown that the
nsN in question were caught in New YORK waters
but. having been caught ia canada, were caught
outside the jurisdiction OF the state, and that II
the catching IN Canada aud exposing here for
sale such trout came within tne prohbitory clause
OF the statute That the statute was uncOnstitu-
thereupon ensued an examination OF the wit
Desses Tor the defence. The Jury was absent two
hours and then brought in verdict Tor the de.
tcndantS.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

Judge paly.-Nos, INA liso 1871, ~. llof. Si4
1892, Il92 It'll. IRA, 1883 2otex. Nse, iuo0. 1N9.
ina lcS 1907, 900, ssa llo4 no, 1lsa, I'LL, 2ES
217L
MARINE CoURr-rRrAL TEHN-Part 1-Heid by
Judge Alker-Nos. a2o, l51 1855. 1885, 23S sk1,
422 131s 13os 40, 45o, 1887, 45l, 49, ~ Part T.
Held by Judge Joachimsen. Mos. 1885, ~. 3od, o.
AIS 50s4. AS, 1889, 1852 ll5l 267, 1868. Part r.
Held by Judge Spauldng.-Nos. 29<, 1867. 2g5, H5
1os7 lls7 1885, 1885, Jos, 35o, 1o7o $500. 1913, l3
1873, 1891.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.-The People vs.. Charles Italians, ma :
slaughter; Same VS.. Charles Anderson. robbery;
Same VS.. John Gillen, robbery Same vs. Jamea
Horn, robbery; Same VS.. Cornelius Richardson
John Campbell and Moses Redman, robbery; same
vs.. Patrick Mallon, lelonious assault; Same vs.
John Barnes and James O'Connof, burglary
Same vs.. William Aouser, burglary; Same vs.,
Thomas Dempsey burglary; Same vs.. Will
liam Winshall and william Aasson, burglary 4
Same VS.. Robert p, wlliett, grand larceny i
same vs. Frank Rooney, grand larceny Il
Same vs. Edwin Hogan. grand larceny; Same'
VS.. Andrew smith, grand larceny; same vs..
Charles r. Barker grand larceny; same Vs.,
John Clark and Cha les e. Morton, grand larceny 4
same ys. Julia Morris and Elmira West grandf
larceny; Same VS.. Charles W. Pattre, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Robert Smith. larceny IRON
the person; Same va. Kate Qutn and Eliza
Haley, larceny from the person Same vs.. John /.
CESAR Giovannt larceny from the person.
COURT OF OYER AND TBhMIHER-Held BY Judges.
Brady The People w. Charles J. SneelinR. roD-s'
berry; same VS.. William Hughes, violation OF the<
laws regulation sailors boarding houses.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
PARTNERSHIPS.

Alfred Losee vs.. Charles Mathe This was
suit to treat Judgment which the defendant had
recovered against one zoe for 100000 al part
nership asset OF an alleged partnership OF Simeon
3 Alfred Losee. The plaintiff on the trial before
the referee tthe late Judge Tracy had introduced
In evidence two agreements, under which he
claimed that he was entitled to treat the arrange
nenr between mis- father and himself as partner
ship and tnat the Judgment In question was a
partnership asset. There was great oeai OF evil
dence introduced on the triai as to the verify OF
the two papers, the defence claiming that the
papers were executed at the same time, and not,
in ;ntroducing rod evidence from microscopic ' test. est
tending 10 show that they were executed at the
same time.
Tne plaintiff offered TO prove by two witnesses
that one or the two papers was seen BY the wit
nesses In 1862 which was three years before the
time the defence claimed that they mad been exc.
lected to, and was ruled out by the ref
cree, and he rendered Judgment against
the plaintiff. The plaintiff, through Mr.. Dennis
Mcmahon, his counsel appealed to the General
Term OF the Supreme Court, and that Court az
nrmed the Judgment. Counsel then appealed to
the Court OF Appeals and It was heard before the
Commission OF Appeals IN May last, being argued
BY appellants counsel and by Mr.. Mathews Tor
1he defence. The Court have now reversed the
judgment and granted new trial, holding that
the evidence OF the above two witnesses as to the
FAC um OF the instrument should have been re-
ceived.
The opinion fine Court, condensed, recises that,
In case so complicated as TO the facts as this
appears to have been. liberal application OF the
iules OF evidence would be most Likely TO elicit
the truth ana promote justice. j have before suQ.
gested that one OF the papers ocered in evidence
IN the case proved nothing more than that the
pantif in 1862 had an interest In the business OF
the Atlantic Dock, OF which part there was con-
Siderable paro evidence gwen on the part OF the
plaintiff and II this evidence entlrely reliable
do not see why the piaintif may not have recov-
cred without the aid OF the paper already referred
to- as 1t is specially referred TO In subsequent
agreement. There should be a new TRIAL. All con.
cur. Judgment reversed. New trial granted. Costs
to abide event.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
COURT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs. by Judge
Lawrence. Nos. 2l so, ~ loe, 123, 1872. 134, 1885,
1884, 13s, 142 liz, 100, 1ol, 26, I'll, 223 23s, 240
242, 243, 245, PAT.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM--Held by Judges
Davis, Daniels and Brady.-Nos. 81, 81, l3S lo9
200, 213, 204, EOS, 1o4. FOG, 207, 90 149 ISL 1856
S. IL, a. 90, le3. So l32, LAT, 1893, 10o 1903, ST.
SS, ~, 10.
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t-Adjourncd for
the term. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Nos.
IS 1885, 95ex H. 3e5s. oslo. 26l2 28l6. 26Is, 2lf0
609 MSS 22o 1904, 2622 1924 z62o, 262s $780, 1882,
263i 2G3r, 2o40. 2G42, 2648 part 3-field by Judge
Donobuc.-Nos. ea1s, 1881, 2g2l 1915. 599hs, 175l.
24s 1851 1898, 1888. 1851 1859 3435 45T, 1899, 1S45
diO5 1891 20)l, 203i 2033, 2035, 203I, 2139, 20ti
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERH-Part l-Heid by
Judge Monel..-same calendar as yesterday. Part
2-hed by Judge Sedgwick.-Case on.-So. GSs.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERI-Hcld by Judge
LarremoreNos. "a 8. 49, 81, ST. 53, 54, 55, 3S. 20.
CosAoy PLBAs-TRIAL rERM-Part Held by
Judge Loew.--Case on.--No. l57a Part 2-Leld By
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
MARINE oOuRT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions.


BY Judge Gross.
Matthews W. ChaSe-Obectlona overruled.
Lynch va. Catn.-Debtor entitled to notice.
Stemme Barondam.-Order to pay over
money, &c. signed.
Harrison vs. Dalberg-Motton denied.
MontegrirYo We. haRuro.-Motion granted.
Topham vs. Pulver.-Motion denied.
stokes vs.. Keliy.-Motion denied
Appel vs.. Ebiing; Robinson vs.. Combs; Lanahan
vs. Mckinley; Mckean vs. Housman: Gel5enhelmer
vs. Moore; Diossy VS.. Grswoid; stokes Vs. Kelly !;
Letter vs. U'Brien; Dugan vs.. Dunn; Well VS..
Herr; Scnlesinger vs. Maiback; Smith va Gurke !;
Sener VS.. Fleischl; Dickerson W.. Prince; Robert.
son vs. The Middleneld Manufacturing Company
Mebl vs. Marzoni; Falton vs.. Mullen; Mayer VS..
Klein; Maria va. DeCourcy; stanton VS.. Geham
Badrach vs. Burke; Fletcher vs. Reicks; Darn
stadt vs.. Cary; junker vs. ElBsig; Hoffman vs..
Karel; Rogers vs.. Gross: Straus VS.. The New
York Plaster Works; Keating vs.. HalL-Motions
granted.
Kaufmann vs. Pauldiug-Judgment BY consent
10 plaintiff, with costs and $25 allowance.
Huber VS.. Observation-Disclosures OF securities
dismissed
Griswold vs. Fogg. Byrne vs. Martin, Mortimer
vs.. May. Klauber vs. Neutrality-suspicious. denied.
Belts Va. Simpson-Motion granted.
Duranr vs. Campbeii-Heierees report confirmed
by Judge Joachimsen.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
COMMON PLEAs-sPEuIAL TERN
Novel and Interesting Question.

Before Judge Robinson.
An action was brought 10 this court by Andrew
McGwtn against the New YORK Central and Hud.
son River Railroad Company for damages for in
juries sustained by hum by being run over Dy .
switch engine. When the case was moved Tor
trial IN June last before Judge J. r. DAILY, the de-
iendants asked lor postponement until the 18th
Of the month; In opposition y was urged tnat the
plainttn was In dying condition, ana that IN
case oil death before verdict She action
would abate and tnat therefore no delay
should be allowed The Court decided TO
grant the adjournment upon the defendan:
sipulatiDg thar in case Of the plaintiffs death at
any time before the 18th or June, or at any time
before verdict upon a trlal begun on the 18th Of
June, neither the action nor the cause OF action
should abate. The platntin died on the 14th OF
June. The cause was tried and the Jury disa-
greed, standing eleven for the plaintiff and one
Tor the defendant. IN anticipation OF bringing the
cause TO trial again exJudRe Cardozo, counsel for
the piainttn moved, upon the stipulation, to SUBJ
stitute as plaintir the executor OF Mr. McGwln's
estate, which was opposed oy Mr.. John E. Burrill.
After argument Judge Robinson held the stipula-
tion to be valid and bindlng, aud as the defend
ants had had the benent OF 1t, they must be hold
to II on their part, and granted the motion.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
SUPERIOR ooURT-spEcIAL TERN.
Dec tstons-
By Judge curtis.

D0ctSt0ns-
By Judge curtis.
Knapp " The Mayor &c., New York, NO ~
Same vs. Same, No. Q: Same vs. same. No. g.
Motions granted and referred to Edmund Randolpn
Robinson.
The Nassau Bank W. Cote ct al.--Motton
granted.
stanton vs. strohecker; Bonnell VS.. Niles, IN
pleaded. &C. First National Bank OF Portland,
Me-, Schuyler ct al-MOtlons granted for fourth
FRIDAY OF october term.
willard VS.. Conner, Sherin.-Motion granted to
make answer more definite and certain.
basket, administrator, &C.. vs.. welch.-Nosion
70 strike out reply denied, without costs.
Lehman ct al. VS.. Griswold; Uhde e. al VI. Hol-
lender. Motions denied, without costs.
Wllmont VS.. Meseroie ct aL-MotlOn granted,
penalty OF bond TO be $3.50.
Bollen VS.. Schleslnger.-Applicatio grant ted.
Catlin, executor, &c, vs. Grisser ct al.-Motion
for reargument denied, without costs.
TownsneId vs. Maiioy.-Proposed order set
tied.
Baiientine vs.. BaIlen tine.-Order settled.
Howard Vs. Dubois. Motion to dismiss pro-
ceedtngs denied.
Smith es al VS.. Packard.-Motion to open de-
fault granted, on payment OF $40 costs OF op-
posing
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
SUPREME couRT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions.

Decisions.
By Judge Laurence.
Shotwell vs. Ager; In the Matter Of Connor et
sLi wllets Va Tompklns, Lansing VI. Runkls.--
Granted
Hutcnins W. Hutcnina Report OF refsres con-
armed MEMORANDUM.
In the Matter OF valentine.-I wish to hear coun-
sci IN this case.
placed on short calendar.
whiting Paper Company vs.. Boit--Cause placed
on short calendar
Blake We. Aunt.-Thsrs Is NO summons In this
case see 1888, Code. -.
Drohan vs.. West; The Real Estate Trust Com-
pHny W.. Conkng. References ordered.
Heyerdahl VS.. Schonberg. rg.-Motlon denied, with
out costs.
Mayer vs.. Friedman. Anderson vs. Russell; Ros-
enstein vs.. clifford, The Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company W. aolmes.-Motions granted.
Weeks VS.. Deiavae tle.-In this case require the
report OF the referee.
In the matter or Breen.-Memorsndum.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
POLITICAL.

GENERAL PATRICK II. JONES. HAVING cor THE;
N nomination for Register at the Cooper Instuter
his eiscton ask my friends to assist me- and meet AT
every sunday I'LL elected. O'DONOvAN ROSA.
DoLIrIoAL BANNERS AND TRANspARENCIEs
with without Portraits. at the shortest notice.
UPHAM 4 CO., y99 Broadway,
Painters and Wire Sign Manufacturers
TAMMASY HALL SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
j Conventon-At q meeting OF the delegates to the
above held at Clinton Garden Nos 1876 and
i25 Clinton street. last evening. Hon. NATHAN
PATTEA was unanimously nominated Tor member OF;
Assembly. -
KAsMEs KRENKEL, 1 w.. p-..,s.
THOMAS BRADY, Jr., vice frss'den""
Eo Eo.1a noLxgea.lS, Mxgea.rN Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME coURT-aENERAL TERM.
Motions for New Trials.
uaforo IudUos Davis and DantnIa

There we're three arguments heard in this
Court yesterday for new trials, MIR. William
H. Howe appearing for the motions, and
p,atrict Attorney Phelps IN opposition. The
nrst was on behalf ot Edward Murphy,
con vjcied In the General SESSIONS OF assaultng
John North, In this city. on the t2tn OF February,
1s7s and robbing him OF his valise and its con-
tents on which he was sentenced by kecorder
Hackett TO twenty years imprisonment the
sacond was on behalf OF John Mcclure. convicted
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

in the same cours for rape. ana also sentenced to
star. Prison for twenty years. me last was on
behalf OF Thomas Foster, also convicted In the
same Court, hts offence being burglary In the
tard degree. The Court took the papers, reset wing
IN deClsiona.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
FIFTY SEVENTH STREET p0LICB ooURT.
No More OF tho "Watch Security Busi-

James and Patrick DOYLE, brothers, were brought
up for being intoxicated. They appeared TO De
simple looking natives OF the Emerald Isle, but
Pats conduct In Court belied bis appearance. He
had evidently read or the recent transac ctions In
security for nnes, and thinking might he as sue
cessfu In imposing upon the credulty Of the
present Judge he offered a rusty Old tlmepiece as
security for hls own and his brothers. fine. Pre-
vious to this the Court mad felt hike taking mer-
ctIul view OF the mems offence bat now turned q
deal ear TO their applications. and they were
committed for ten days each.
Karnitzki's Bond Supposed to he Worth
less.
The examination In the case OF Karnitzki, the
alleged "recever'' and "fence,n was set down
for yesterday in this court before Judge Otter
bourg. Karnitzki did not appear, but his counsel
did, and moved for an adjournment on the ground
tnat his client was too III TO appear. rhe Court
would grant an adjournment II counsel produced
physlcian's certificate In proof or his statement
Counsel then waived an examination, and the
papers IN the case were sent to the District
Attorney. Oflcer Murphy, OF the Twenty-drst pre-
cinct, was present ID Court and was to have rear
rested Karnitzki had he appeared Another COM
plainF, making FIVE In all, has been made against
him by John Palmer, No. 1856 West Forty eighth
street property stolen from him having been
found IN Karnitzkl's possession. Search was maze
Tor karnltzkl In his house and other places by the
police alter ms discharge BAH, but so lar they
IS has Ssea nASs .ns. 70 sne d c s o THIS
Tor LIS appearance for examination on
Monday. by Lotte Maxwell, OF West Thirty
eighth street, Is worthless. Captain Allare WISHES
persons who nave been recently robbed to cali at
his stanton house, In Thirty-nitn street. near Third
avenue, with the view OF Identifying property In
his possession found In Karnltzki's place. One
article in the hands of the Captain deserves special
mention it Is an ultramarlne opera cloak, trimmed
with gold braid and lined with yellow satin. 1t
was probably made In Paris or Berlin and 10 OF
great value
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

0JsT ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-ALL CITIZENS Or
respective oil party) favorable to the nomin Of
Mr. William Haw, Jr for Member OF Assembly are in
Ma g eorner Of Hhrd avenue ana isS street his
"wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock Thomas Hanson.
Henry Welsh simon seward John HAY, Whitman V.
White George W. Mclean John 4. Van de Carr, Charles
r. Valentine
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Broadway Burglars.

As 0hcer Graham, OF the Fifteenth precinct,
was passing the trunk store OF Robert A. Coe, 5l7
Broadway, about five O'Clock yesterday morning,
he noticed a man leaning against the window.
on the oi1icers approach the man ran away,
whereupon Officer Graham, noticing that the win.
dow was broken and suspectlng burglary
had been committed, gave chase. He arrested the
runaway lew blocks OF. When brought to the
station house the prisoner gave his name as Will
liam Hayes, No. SO Oliver street. by profession a
specu ator. Hayes was arralgned before Judge
Fammer yesterday afternoon, and held in 81 500
bail 10 answer on charge OF burglary, as a 0uan-
tity OF umbrellas were missed from the WINDOW
which had been broken.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

1'nSAf"s oo"iS01' M BROADWAY.
NJ Josh HART .....,...........6o sole Proprtet0f
JOLLY NASH.
JOLLY NASH,
Enrland's greatest serto.conic ~
MATINEE
HARRIGAN and HART.
in their original sketches
PATKICK'S DAY PAkAOh
and THE REGULAR ARMY OH
Mis- JENNIE ENaLR ~
Miss KITTY O'NEIL, AT MATINEE TOUAIs
DiAMoNb AND RYAN, w,~r
WILD, KERNEs, CARTER, WdAtb
and the entire company at
MATINEE TO-DAY.
MATINEE TO-DAY,
concluding with the local drama,
CITY LIFE.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
BILLTARil~.

A | STANDARD AMERICAN BEyEL TABLES AND
IL Il. the Phelan " Colender Combination Cushions
Tor sale only ny me paten &C. ~ W. GOBLhNDER, sue
cessor 10 Fhelan Colenier, 7jS Broadway New YORK
A MEXICAN BEVEL BILLIARD TABLEs-WIrH DE-
II laneyis wire cushions used exclusively tor all
match games, ifdorsed by Garutet X udolphe, Dion,
Ngnaux, uDasy and others second band he vel tables
nearlv new. tor $l7a W. H. GRIFFITa 4 CO.,
10 Nesey street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

TEhnniAieeEs est9 GARDEN THEATRE. ,.,..
srRAKosctiH ITALIAN OPERA. ''''A'sS'
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IS 1874,
sG as be has be- been IN The
IL BAkBlERE DE SnvIGLIA.
with Aesdemy iss s,m2 Of said Mn.ie as In the
vii w TN ne en2rmons expenses the prices
sale of tickets commences on Thursday. October %
A MkRIcAS INSTITUTE.
Second and Third avenues between sixty.third ana
unpreceSened iSty sGsrie srssts s"sess, New York
GRAND coScERfs efpS'P bS RtIh Hnf SoSRHoGHfksrRA
A combination OF
Instruction and Amusement
Hundreds OF
r.. Wonderul Machines at Work.
Tne Rrandest display Of Amerieas Industrial Skill
brough; together.
ADMISSION ONLY SOC, CHILDREN HALF PRICE,
Open from "a. NJ. until ioP.M
the nae ss S' a os w cs asr 10 M
critical examinations should visit the Exhibition be
tween The hours oi = and L aud and during which
- pnoMY CoNcEkls AND PUBLIC KEHEARsALs.
sYmrdi6SsS,Sgs iSs,Ss e GdScEars, s,S
the managemen, takes pleasure statng that in
nahee with numerous requests made tor several years
sSssfd sss one % a aaaas
cach concert w ~ beeved that this Arrangement viii
npt ony meet tc wishes lovers oi art who
prevented by distance and other obstacles from attend
Ing tue evening performances but will add to the value
ana atracuveness OF the concerts themselves IN man
once appreciate,
THE FIRST SYMPHONY CONCERT viii take place
SATURDAY l.NENING, NOVEMBER 4 Al . CLOCK
r., The FIRST PUBLIC KtHEARsAL will take place
THuNsRT f6E AF5ERSoSS 5F AS Sckz n O'clock
70 70 symphony Concerts, with Reserved scat at.....Ss
70 fupc kchearsas with Reserved seat. ,......,.,
The sale OF subscription Tickets with Reserved Seats
o sS r snfr so e I Goaees n Gr lDG
october 70, at the Box Office OF steinway Hail.
sJBsCkiBEKS dc,irous OF having the same seats dur
Ing the season select thsm al the Box nicc OF stein
way Hall on and tier October 2G Circulars can be Oh
tancd at all the principal Music stores and Piano ware
rooms.
GrEREOPffCON FOR SALE-yTRSr CLASS: 0XY.
- HYDRO little used all appliancesi cheap Address
n arN N,
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

A --Io00p0 PURE yIRELTA ABAJO LEAF CIGARS
"A. at the Original Cigar store No 26 Fulton street
close n consignment
Ketna Victoria, $50 per 1,Cu1.
LOnlrcs first 80 per 90
Lopdres second $50 per LDoo
Conchns--Fior del furnnr, $G5 per 1OOO
Couchas-ffenry Clay, 395 per i0oo
Cunchas-Intimidad $6j per IOM
CoUchas-Rosa santiago S62 per 900
Londre dc Carte Figaro si5 per ILW
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
INSTRUCTION.

AT THOMPsON's COLLEGE, % FoURTH AVENUE.
"A opposite Cooper Insiu Book keep ping. Writing,
Arithmetic, German taught day and evening. Ladies
Department Tolegraphy taught practically, with IN.
on
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
AMUaHMNRrp.

NrIBLO'S.
IN o. r. rHORNE Lessee and Manager
Seventh week Of the spsc'Asuias Drama Of
Or PARADISE LOST.
the most brilliant drama placed on the stage.
KIkALFY'S STAR ARTISTS
Nile Betty Remmelsbcra Julia seaman, nonset
Family Kirsly Sisters Ls une Bonnay the Ulm sisters,
Arnold iraiiyi 200 ladies as Warriors
ELEHANT COMPS DE BALLET.
ALL SUPERBLY MOUNTED.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 5s5 BROADWAY.
m THE GREAT LING LOOK,
The anatomical phenoTera OF the age
YAMADIyA. the Wonderful Nan serpent
LOTTlE GRANT JENNIE HARRIS GUS.
Davenport Brothers. Harry clifford. j. Il. Cinord-
Annie Hindle 9,ignal inpersonaon 81 mas chanseA
And one hundred other metropolitan favorites,r,
The performances 10 conclude with Nine, PtuALc T5
original PARTISAN CANCAN, OR UuAHUT DANGERS.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at2
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-11-28

It seems that even the '.Grapgers /,
have caught the fever of political os.
trac'sP which aflicts the Louisiana
Democracy, and an otherwise worthy
brother Of the order of Patrons OF
Hussbtanq.dry residing in Tangipahoa
has gotten himself into hot water and
is threatened with expulsion simply
becaase he was a candidate for Police
Juror on the Republican ticket. We
are cory to see an organiza ton in
tended '']s'| b. its founders to be purely
industrial 10 it's nature, falling under
the control Of narrow minded men
and lending its aid to the dirty btsi.
ness Of political persecution, and We
feel sure the Changers Of the West
will view with contempt this disposi-
ton shown to demean their order and
divert i from its original good pur-
poses. !.