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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-12

The Picnic OF Nos. 9 AND 6.-When the
members of these two we'll known fire com
panies determined on giving picnic it was
clearly understood that it would be per-
fectly successful, and yesterday the predic-
ten was verified by several thousand peO-
pie visiting the Fair Grounds to enjoy the
occasion. In fact it was the best attended
picnic of the kind ever given there, success
full financially aud otherwise.
The first excitement was a contest be-
tween Nos. 6 and 18, but all interest was
soon lost in the trial as both steamers got
out of repair. No. Is took the first throw
spreading pa feet 4 inches on first. trial,
then dropping in consequence of valve
breaking. After making third attempt
she quit, when No. went in, making a
uolerable toss on the first effort, but almost
Immediately failed in trying to force four
inch valve through a one and quarterback
nozzle. The terms were for each engine to
throw through 100 feet of hose.
The horse racing was good. For purse
of fifty dollars, mile heats, Nellie B., Guild
ing Star and American Girl made a tiirt.
Nellie won the heat in l:59. The second
heat was won by Star in 2:O2. On the third
heat Nellie went to the front and proved a
good one, winning the race in l:5S.
A pony race, mile dash. purse S1o, was
won by Billy johnson in 2:O4.
A trOtt;ng race, mile heats, for set OF
harness, was won by Stranger in 2:54 2:47 ".
A challenge foot race, one hundred yards,
for $500, between L. z. Graham and James
Posey, was won by the latter in 10 seconds.
Graham then challenged POsey to run TOR
$500, the contest to be decided inside a
month.
Another hundred yard foot race was won
by +. A. London in 1034 seconds.
Mule trot to buggy, for five bales OF hay,
mile dash, was won by Newman's Black
Bess in 4:l0lb.
The silver mounted whip was carried of
by the PAGER TanglefOot in 2:53.
Howard and Protector Hook aud Ladder
Companies, manned by boys, had a race OF
a quarter of a mile, which was won by Pro-
tectOr in l:26h.
In the drawing for the gold watch and
chain. No. 1912 was the lucky one. No. 3943
won the ring.
A match between the Lone Star and Lee
base ball clubs resulted in the Lees scoring
twenty-five while the Stars scored four.
After dark dancers had it all their own
way on the large platform.
Mississippi No. 2 had her new steam en-
CINE at the picnic, and she attracted close
attention of firemen and others. She is In
deed beauty, and was made to throw q
cataract of water. The boys have not had
an opportunity to test her, but that experi-
ment will not be delayed long. If she does
not behave well several gentlemen WILL De
sadly disappointed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-12

IL. -. Nudge vs.: Louis William
G. Nudge vs.. same
VNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL Of Orleans Nos Al, 924 and AZ, 964.-By virtue Of
two Wris of ieI facias to directed by the honor
able The Fourth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans In the above entitled causes, will proceed to
sell at public auction. the premises hereinafter
designated. on TUESDAY. MAY 26. 1874. at half.
past ten O'clock A. NJ. The following described
property, to wit
THE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE PROPERTY
contained in the premises No. SO Magazine street
and No. 96 Graver in the First District of this city
per inventory which may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
myI2 II 26 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
The City of New Orleans VS.. l.. Utsr.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 57,93i.-By virtue of a writ OF
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction, on SATURDAY, May %. 1874, at
half past ten O clock A. NJ, at my warehouse, Nos.
70 and Is Orleans street, between Royal and Bour-
bon streets, in the Second District of this city:
CERTAIN GOODS AND MERCHANDISE, taken
from store No 1875 Canal street, consisting of oil
paintings, picture frames, etc, as per inventory
which may be seen in my Office.
Seized in the above suit
Telms--Cash ON the spot.
W. P HARPER
mvl2 II % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-08

A Westero editor give. the following
statistics:
Hepc1. 1imcs
Becu asked to drink, 1898
Drank, 1882
Requested to retracl, 4lG
Didn't relract, 40
Invited to parties, receptions,
prescutatiops, etc, etc, by
people iishiug forpuG., 1888
Took the hint 33
Didn't take the hint 5000
Threatened to be whipped, lsl
been whipped, %
Whipped the other fellow,
Didn't come to time, i10
Been promised bottles Of cham.
pague, whiskey, gin, bitters,
boxes Of cigars, cts, # we
would come after them, $40
Been after them, %
Going again, %
Been asked What !. the
new. GJ5.0uU
Told, 10
Didn't know gJ0ooo
Lied about So, g3,9.7
Been to church.
Changed polite, ss
EHpect to change still, W
Gave for charity, - ~
s..t.a f.. d. ,,..ss., lrr. .4a #s
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SITTING TIP WITH HER.


~uc was expecting him sunday night;
usc pnror curtain, were down, the old
f3jR. notified that it was healthy 10 90 10
bed at eight o'clock, and Johnny bribcd
with a cent, to permit himself to be tuck-
et away at sundswu. lie sneaked up
the path. one eye on the dog, and the
other watching for the old mau, who
didn't ilLe him aIly too we'll, gave faint
knock at the door. and it was opened and
ha was escorted into the parlor. He said
he coHldn'i stay buta minute, though be
didn't mean to 90 home for honr,. She
wanted TO know how his mother was: if
his brother Bilrs rheumatism was any
better. and h., went over and sat dewn
ON t.e .grl So as not 10 strain his voice.
The conversation tagged and he playel
with III. lat and she nibbled at the sofa
tlc He finally laid that il was a beau.
nfnI evening. and She replied that her
rrsyalstber urcIicted a .nowstorn. lie
said I.r messed # wouldn't snow a the
,aanu wasn't crooked enough 10 hang a
,..,F..- bsgn uu the end. aud she said
..a a.8a.. believe II wDuld either. Tbi.
,ap,n,f understanding seemed to give
..-f .tau, n,.nravc. and he wanted ia
t..... 81 .,,a bgl seen HlI lone. laiely.-
...n hadn't .ba .4fl. and She didn't wan,
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JtSTtCG DONE.

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umr>o o> ALo,ouotl,r

ra, yaar ioal iu tao aiuup SAYS lbF,
lor, aud swing Yourself aboard The
engineer little cabin isa regular how
dab SOC an elephant, Il ls pfincely
was oi making royal progress. Tho
oualsecr bids sou take that cushioned
seat by tie riEbthaud window, You
hear tho gurgc OF the engineers levcrlsh
pulse aud the hiss Of a whole community
oftea kettles. There is his steam clock.
with ils finger on tho 6gure. There j..
bis time clock. Ouc saws sixty pouu1s
of steam; the other forty miles "a hanr.
A little BEN ON the wall before hIm
strikes That was The conductor. llc
said, Pail out, and ho pulls. The braaen
bell, ike a goblet wrong side up, spills
ont "a great clUngor TIE whistle give.
two sharp, quick notes. The rugines
slender arms Begin Go feel slowly iu her
cylindrical pockets for something the,
never find, aud never lire at feeling for.
Great unwashed fleece. arr cauutgd slov.
~ AAt lthAA tue FlHNht HfAtha HF iNfs
mace doors open fasleraud faster. The
lacgs OF the clock dials shine ia the bursts
OF light like ncwly-washcd school chill
dreu's that are polished OH with d crash
towel. The lever is swung a little mrth.
cr down. The search for things get. live.
ly. fIecces are getting plenticr. The
coal goes into the furnace aud out at the
chimney like tho great beat of a great
black artery. There Is brisk breeze
that makes your hair stream like a com.
ets. The locomotive is alive with rcsery-
ed power. Il has a sentiment lremor a.
it hugs the track and hurls itself along
sixty feet for every tick OF the clock, as IL
YOU should walk twenty PAGES while your
heart beats once. First YOU get the idea.
aud next the eNhilaratiou OF power in
motion.
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LotE tByEN1tHr

a raaorol ,nsn living Zoo NscoUb street
having hong admjrod roiomd widow
living 90 the nest block aituye. but beiug
afraid 10 come out boldly and declare hts
passion, went 90 % whi,e man of biz ae.
quainlauce thc other dag asked him ,o
write the lady d I,ller asking her b.ad iu
marriage The friend wrote, telling ths
woman in few btiefllues lbe .ln ol her
iert ua. lhr tala gt fhe uelsalerfoub.
aud a.Etnz her if sne oou5dHr fnre rtnm
duwu a li1lc. The name Of lle a9l9red
man was signed. aud Doe w8s TO eail on
6er saturday Hight i3r aH answer 1es-
frfsaF tAe winter Of ile letter ueJ tbc
negro llmfiug a.ong taa street anil a-sed
h.m what iGe wlaow said. The man
showed bin g l.9oH.st8t efe, sud
scratched uo.s. d laHe les. aa8 d spat Da
ae s4Ip where d baudig. bad been y.p-
Ienus .efEed out, and answered 60 solemn
tones. She dldcn4 sag nufiu', an I
didat stag morn . mint.
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SNAKES ~ MARTINIuuE.

The banc OF thi, delightful paradise is
a scrpeut--what paradise i, without it,
bsne? called 10y the fearlullp suggestive
name Of the Iron Lance. This reptile.
with yenomous taste, chooses the coolest
and most delightful places IN the garden
for his retreat, aud IL is literally at the
risk of ones life that one lies down on
the grass, or even takes a rest IN an arbor.
The wounds inflicted by these scrpcnts
arc very apt to be fatal unless immedi.
ately cared for. The whole island is in.
tested with this dangerous reptile, and It
Is said that on an average nearly eight
hundred persons are bitten every year, OF
which number from sixty to seventy cas-
es prove fatal, while many others result
in nervous diseases, which are almost as
bad as death, y few years ago, when
Prince Arthur Of England visited this
island, grand iete was given in the ,Ior.
dian des Plantos. In the evening the
grounds were beautifully Illuminated,
aud thousands OF people sauntered thro
its cool and shady avenues. 4 large
number were bitten by the Iron Lance,
and many Of them never recovered from
the effects of the poison. The tondpcs.
Of this terrible reptile for cool and shady
places is a serious drawback on the pleas.
urc of rambling through the charming
groves Of Martinique. A rest on the
grass under the shadow Of some spread
Ing tree is always haunted by the shadow
of unsees dangers, and one cannot even
cross field without exercising extreme
caution. The advent Of some modern ST.
Patrick would be heartily welcome in
Martinique, and if he would purge the
island of poisonous reptiles as thoroughly
as the ancient saint swept the Emerald
Isle, he would have his picture in every
house aud a shrine in every church.
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5oas aaFfAr H.sssa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-12
T AMP DIsTRICT.--ro CONTRACTORS.
IL OFFICE THE CLERK THE
VILLAGE OF NEW BRIGaroh. STATEN ISLAND. N. Y,


VILLAGE OF NEW BRIcHroA STATEN Is.ASp NX.{
=, ss: AZ. proposals VII! s -. unit.
ana s sS . &c on s e isd e
as 1 0s @ % sns aa g e. q %
g s:n . 'sn At this &
rTops:s for TfGash. Fsn Beams Orders &C. ana
'-1' Ao' o>''-''.' 'A''''' 10 BsoApwAx. May r7A
wn Be, b r ,s y ne
8: sa -a ss . Afsssr H. i
q Nassau and Pine
rr as wsGSsn y rom, wSFr win n 70 two hun
dred and ninety toms ''' mon % ABOUT one nun
:ss ss s''ss sps sa = "
with proposer), fhe proposal ast b
s $ K: e
and
on 5 % q s
also the plans q the work may be seem and further In
an
experimenting Engineer, isO Broadway, New Yofk.
PRoPosALs FOR nLEyAroRs AND COMBINED
and ONCE New YORK I
May z. proposals yin bs received = ~
June: is7s SInshns dsivsrins atsins ana pulling
described in ING speciiesons called for IN he
.1S
Il $ s r. Ru s ~.
" w e 81 sasS
sssa n an nnd must s. The %
ss.s within as
vii s 5. made ,s s.
until ssvs,ors have Dsen tested
penal bond IN the sum Of wenty-nve thousand dollars
Sn.s ss:s ss f IL Ds
it he resides ns a. the
n ~ q
this office and does not conform to the requirements q
any proposal pc received rom parties WING
ssS IL "a Of sssaq VIA
Elevators &C." and adore ,s, - sro.,a.
pRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT IRON FURRING AND
Lathing Tor the unied States Court House and Post
sSSsfinssndsns NAY iSiasss!ea prepes:l. WI ):
Ssf
o n na a ani os hs the S1
Copies q ne specilcslons may De had and ths psb:
s5ss;sa An
S q . g. 5 p Ssn p
ten tho usand dollars 0l000, that the bsdder
Will accept and perform the contract n award Cd
him the sufliciency. Of the eecurity t. Be
States CoEr or ahe DstrIc Xornes Of the district
wherein he resides The department reserves 1e right
reject any all bids II be deemed for the interest OF
the government 10 do 90 to subdvide the various
Every bid must be made on the printed form to be
obtained in ibis Office and must conform in every re-
spoct to the requirements 81 this adver usement Fro
posals will not be received rom parties who are not
snd Sn s
facilities getting out the work Proposals VIII be en-
closed in sealed envelope, indorsed BIO Tor wrought
iron turing and lathing" and addressed to .0.a
CALVIN I. HULBURD, superintendent
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by IsIDoRJ swARzKOPF, AUcTIoAEER-0PFICE
- $40 Bowery wll sell Thursday Az the Contents
q yAgy AIgs residence, sAle 10sAyM
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new YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY H. l87A-rR1p1E SHEET



3, sSMsI y VII eli 4 ne ssisTocn o. ssas
S . vsss : e. tss.
A.: ssss and sSs
must be sold account Of rsErs and alterations the
building
Rr FOLEY I BEoKsksAyGH. AUczoNEERs. u
and ns
a sSsa hsna ss m ms
s,iR s.Ss iron e yards 70 y yards rcns, and maps
RYR: COTTON, AUcfloNEER
oosai ses gold wascSss .cd xod Chains diamond Sn
Sc, from large dealer, who IS reinauishins the
ella q public .acaon = The auction looms 3 East
Is Il Il u e az early
afternoon aud wednesday morning
RY s. w. DAg gs;as AgCTIo9EEERc
Auction and Commission,
IL East Fourteenth street
and al Of so s1s ~ bought
Liberal advances made
QY MAX BAYEKsDoRFER, AUcTIoNRER-sELLs
Bottles Boxes Bsrreis ranks also Lager Besr Saloon
n si lax ossf once,
ROwR HITLER s.-MARsHAL,s
day. q 10 Seiocsi essS clsrst and ssss White Vine
Z. FARLEY, MARSHAL
nINGER, PORTER 4 co: AuCTI0NEERs.
~ WIN sell on Thursday, May u 1874 At the Exchange
Salesroom, Ill Broadway. IL O'Clock M, the entire
easteriy Front Of avenue A. between n3th and Hath
Streets graded curbed and euttcred; also Lot. with
and 18th streets the above property IL ready for
Maps and parucuars OF the auctioneerA 45 Third ave-
and Ill Broadway.
u COTTON. AUCTiONEBR.-LARGE SALE OF
IL Household Furniture removed from . storage
warehouse the private reside for convenience Of
sAle-rhis day Tuesday, May II ~ No 40 Fourth ave-
q Household furniture suitable for psrSrs dining MN.
steads, WRrdrobes. Bookcases, Dress bureaus, Bed
steads Centre Tables Extension Tables French Plate
Pier Mantle Mirrors, Library goods, together with
every article required in the housekeeping line N h.
Goods must be removed same day II possible.
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e.At RMS cr,osa., :, AnuCnioM AUCTION.

DOVE HITLER AUCTIOEEERs-WILL SELL.
- this day at No. 6lS Water street 1t II O'Clock the
snure contents OF coppcrsmith's shop consisting OF
Soras ,, and Bellows and Crane. Large Draw Bench.
lump p Chamber Cask Pumps Ship Tank Pumps sue
gon ffpea BRASS Nozzels, IS irOp stakes Hammers
Siedkes Files, Melting Pot and Furnace. shears
yBcs Zinc: Hoppers Basins Tools Herring iron Safe,
Dcsh- Benches Closets, Shelving. &c
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A UCTIoN SALE THIS TUksDAY) MORNING
"A commencing at l01s O'Clock
handsome and useful Household Furniture
contents OF the elegant Residence
zl0 West 2lst street. near 18th av

contents oi the elegant residence
zlO west 2lst street. near 18th av
. over fDO lots bv dialogue,
an excellent condition made BY best city msrer "a nd
nseu Out short time, consisting naid and gt si,,rs
franc rarior SUITS covered In damask satin and co.
hine; French plate Mirrors, lace CURTAINS - ~
decker A Bros ia octave rosewood Pianoforte
marquery gut Centre and Console Tables rosewood
Ehgere, with Mirror elegant Oh Paintings rich Nan
Ii sets, imported bronze Figures, Clocks handsnma
lDrary ana secretaire Bookcases Library Tables ale
YAM turkish suits two Easy Chairs, Lounges inlad
tenen walnut Buffet Extension Tables DUNG Chars
.nu walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Cases Hrmoire.
Tussse WArurobes, bureaus, Washstands marble ton
io.et oes fine hair and spring Mattresses. rem
R.',sn knu haircloth suits, Haistane and Chairs
anu ktnen furniture, velvet Brussels and in
GIu 'aIpeis and an assortment useful household fur
nIture. ~ B.-sale positive. ROBERT o. TAstih
luct.onseI 10 attend sale take 9TH or SIN NV cars
AeD W pncA ana snip goods city or country
uCI1ON AUCTION AuCrIoy
~ THIS Tuesday MORNING. May L. 1874 ~
commencing at l0Is O'clock
~ private story brown stone mansion
iU west I'D ST.. 9th ay
over $4,000 worth Of elegant and costly Household Fur
niture. namely rich ~ octave round enrpcrsa ~
wood Pianoiorte cost $500 Parlor suit In
and brocate, reps and cotene: pier and mantei M;r
yors, Centre Tables, Etageres, ne on Paintings sronzes
WORKS Of Art and over 800 yards Carpets Curtain 81
mt Dressing Cases hair and spring Beds Bedding Xc
Tables, Chairs Lounges Library and Dining Room Fur.
nfture Buffet, Extension Tables Chairs China and Sill
yer Ware, basement and kitchen Furniture. L. FITZ-
GERALD, Auctioneer would call attention OF his friends
and public TO this sale as the largest and richest
sale positive in lots highest bidders regardless
or value ~ B--Pianof0rte viii be sold at O'Clock.
strangers wishing 10 attend ake 6tn or 7th
or sd st. stages LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctoneer.
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uCIloN.-ED PETTINGER, AuCTIONEER ny
- 5Mii "a Observation-Disclosures 18th, at III O'Clock
~ NO North William street, a large assortment Of
Goods &C. |i' "ooos H~"Sy
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AT AUCTION-FRENCH PLANTS TREES BULBS
II Roots, &c, Wednesday, 18th, at l0ls O'Clock
prompt At No $50 Broadway near Prince street. Plants
St Laurent from Hsvre, consisting of and half
standard perpetual and monthly Moss Rose Trees Ca
mehas, Azelias, Magnolias Rhododendron and other
Trees IN great variety; Dahlas Asphodees, Hyacinths
Bulbs Roots seeds Vines &C. also Dwarf Peach, Pear.
Apple, Apricot Plum and Cherry Trees The whole are
hardy healthy and in the possible condition. were
selected expressly for this market and warranted
true TO name and color.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

I HANDSOME FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
i to let, with Board room newly painted nicely
furnished and every convenience at very crate
prices. No. ~ Grove street
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ToHN H. WILSON 1 CO., AuCTIoNGERs

Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture. rosewood
Piano, Sewing Machine, &c, &c.--Cn Wednesday, MAY
IL 1874 at saesroom No lO5 Chambers street. gentee
Household Furniture consisting OF Sofas Pier and Man
tel Mirrors, black walnut and enameled Bedroom suIs
Extension tables, dining Chairs, Bullets, marble
top Tables hair and straw Mattresses. Lounges Pillows
&c, &c
By order OF Mortgagee.
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7SADoRE j. sCHwARZKOPH AUCTIONEER, SELLS
at 10 O'Clock. A9 last Fifteenth street. large Candy
and Variety store in lots
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A TTENTloN SALOON KEEPERS.-SPLENDID COR
"A ner, No 10 Ann street. corner Theatre Alley oppo-
site Herald BUILDING. and Post office,
will be sold at
anction. Thursday, May A. II O'Clock, Exchange
Salesroon, Ill Broadway, New York, by JERE. JOHN
SON, Jr. reserve must be sold good for any busi
mess; terms easy. Maps &C., OF JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.
81 Park