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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

ADVANCE OF FREIGHT RATEs.-The COM
peting lines of railway from Chicago to the
East have advanced their rates of trans
portaton on freight five cents per 100
pounds. This movement, it is understood,
has been forced by the New York and Erie
and New York Central Railroad Companies,
which have lines of steamers on the lakes.
The rate by steam on lakes and rail to New
York is thirty-two ana a half cents; by all
rail forty-ive cents The Times says that
the advance has been forced in order to
drive freight to the lake steamers owned
by the two railroads mentioned. The
connecting roads have no choice but
submission. As it is, the steam navigation
to Buffalo, and thence by rail to New York,
is nearly as cheap as by steamer and canal
from Chicago to New York. The power Of
combination is shown in the further fact
that the Pennsylvania road, which has no
steamers on the lakes, but is essentially ali
rail route, owned by one corporation, ex
tending from Chicago to New York, has had
to submit to the advance, which is purely
in the interests Of the other routes. 1t is
stated that this is the first time the railways
have advanced their rates on through freight
from Chicago to New York simultaneously
with the opening of lake and canal naviga-
ton
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City Council.

| The City Council met in regular session
yesterday at noon. Mayor Wilt, president
| in the chair, and all the administrators pre-
sent The following message from the
MeyOr was received.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. |
City Hall, May IS, 1874 !
To the City Council of New Orleans:
have the honor to inform the Council that on the
- instant Charles A. Whitney, Esq, agent u
and Henry J. Leovy, Esq, attorney for Mr.. Morgan,
formally rendered to me the sum Of s54 600 in pay
ment for lot of ground described in the first section
OF ordinance No. 1892 of the series. adopted
July Is, 1869, III which the privilege Of purchase OF
said lot by Charles Morgan granted declined re.
ceivlng the money rendered, with the view OF first
consu ting the Council and receiving its instructions
present herewith, for The information of the Coun
Gil copy of the first section of rdinaoce No 1892,
| he series, referred to- recommend that the sub
ject be referred to the COm,nttee OF the WLole.
1t was referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against Administrator Schnei-
der reported. The report was received and
adopted and the committee discharged.
Several ordinances Of a financial nature
providing for the expenses of the various
Departments, were called up by Mr.. Cal
houn and passed.
On the petition Of the Firemen's Chart
able Association, Mr.. Fitzenrefter reported
recommending the erection of a belfry at
Magazine Market.
The Mayor, on behalf Of the Committee
Of the Whole, reported:
l. On the petition Of Thomas OConnor,
Chief Engineer, for repairs to the engine
house of Perseverance Fire Company No.
13, unfavorably Received.
3. On the petition of Joseph Goertz, fore
man of Phoenix Fire Company No. 8, for
the repairs of the stable OF said company,
unfa~orably Received.
J. On the petition OF Columbia Steam
Fire Company No. 5, for a new engine-house,
unfavorably. Received.
4. On the petition of Protector Fire Com
pany No 2, Sixth District, for an appropria-
ton to assist in paying for new eng inc
house, unfavorably. Received.
5. On the petition of the Firemen's Char
table Association of Algiers, for additional
appropriation, unfavorably. Received.
g. On the petition of Morgan Fire Com
pany No. 3, Fifth District, for an engine
house, unfavorably. Received.
Mr. Lewis reported unfavorably on the
claim of Joseph Beaulieux, for damages
from overflow. Received
Mr.. Turnbull reported unfavorably by res
olution, on the petition of Albert Role, to
be allowed blacksmith shop at the corner
Of Frenchmen and Josephine.
Administrator Lewis recommended the
ADJUDICATION of the contract for the towing
Of nuisance boats for one year to R. b.
Edgeworth, his being the lowest bid
A number of communications and petit
tons were received and appropriately re-
ferred.
Several ordinances Of financial nature
were offered and went over on their second
reading.
The Council then adjourned.
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GRUNEWALD HALL.
Grand Vo al and Instrumental Concert

CRIME w AID HALLs
Grand yo al and Instrumental Concert,
Given by the
YOUNG LADIES OF NEW ORL Fans.
Under the direction of Miss Octavie Rooney.
-For the Benefit
OF THE SUFFERERS BY THE OVERFLOW
On Thursday, May 81, 1874.
Performance on twelve Pianos with forty-eght hands.
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
To be had at Mr. Grunewads stores, Canal and Ba.
rome streets; at Mr.. C5apauxs, and all the prin.
cpal stores in the city. The Hall and Pianos are
kindly furnish for the occasion by Mr.. GruEe-
valid my10
POPULAR SUMNER CONCERTS,
To take place at GRUNEwALD HALL, Baroane street
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING, commencing
Monday, May Is, 1874.
FULL ORCHESTRA, composed of thirty Of our
best musicians, has been engaged SUBSCRIPTION,
S. for twelve tickets. Lists at Grunewads and
Charpeaux's music stores. Tyler's and Jacobs g
jewelry stores, and Gresham's and Ellis's book
stores.
s-,Y - EODkRI kAxnR, director.
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Already the annual tide of summer emf

Already the annual tide Of summer emf
grafton from this country, especially from
Che North) to Europe is flowing out, even
with more force than usual. Money is said
to be very scarce, but this does not diminish
the number Of well-to-do people who will
spend from four to five months in the Old
World travel this year. They declare, on
being questioned, that they are largely in
fluenced by spirit of economy-that they
find it cheaper to go to Europe, which re-
quires no extra wardrobe, than to incur the
expense of visiting Newport, Saratoga,
Long Branch, and other fashionable home
resorts. Certainly this expense is very
great, and, as regards enjoyment and health,
does not exactly "pay."
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The special Austin correspondent of the
Houston Telegraph asserts that one Wander
graft, who was pardoned out of the Baton
Rouge Pententiary. is now deputy United
States Marshal in Texas, and parading the
streets of Austin with drawn pistol. The
citizens of the capital had armed themselves
for self-protection against him on the 18th
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A relative of Mrs. Darlington thinks the
P.a "a. into the clutches Of tLc sran;ar1!ss.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

young Mormon lately married three
young and lusty Nor maids, and was struck
dumb when all three of his wives, after the
ceremony, pursed up their lips and tiptoed
for the first kiss at once. He wants to know
if they always intend to come at him three
ut once in their matrimonial future.
Our unprotected bachelor hopes his land
lady won't join the Cremation Society, as
he would be sorry to have her hashes handed
down to future generations.
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man at Joliet, Ind, has been testing
the endurance of potato bugs. He placed
some in bottle eight months ago. They
have been exposed to the extremes OF win
ter and sum,ner, have had nothing to eat,
and are still living.
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IMPORTANT To LITIGANrs-Lawyers' briefs
are printed for one dollar per page at No. Bank
..aa..., .- .a- nrayiec street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

The vessel lost between Liverpool an
Madeira is the Liberia, not the Siberia a
reported at first, which makes big differ
ence- an l. of difference.
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The Courts.

Matters are unusually dull about the various civil
courts to-day No cases of any pnblic interest IT,
be heard there any important decisions to be
rendered.
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Fourth District Court.

To-Day there will be taken up the civil rights suit OF
Aft Jourdain VS.. Fredercksor 4 Harte, with C. Ii
for the defendant. his is not jury but to
he tr d on its merits.
Tomorrow three ether civil rights salts will come
up for trial The jures will be empanneled tomor
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CT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co.

The attention Of all Policy Holders Of the following
companies:
ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Is called the fac. that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title of the St. Louis Life
Insurance Company. The consolidated company com
bnng as 1t does, the immense business Of the three
companies with the expense of but Office manage
ment IL enabled TO offer exceptional advantages to
insurers. For payment Of Premiums or any Other
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, Gsnl Southern Agent
Louisiana aud Southern Miss. 1e2 Gravier and
a6-A 81 VsSvAdsasi ssee0t Hvx VuaRa
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The City Council met in regular session
yesterday at noon. Mayor Wilt, president,
in the chair, and all the administrators pre-
sent. The following message from the
MeyOr was received
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-20

CALIFORNIA BAKING POWDER
~ This justly celebrated article of prime necessity,
being carefully prepared from the purest materials
fails to give satisfaction rendering the bread,
cakes and pastry white light, sweet and wholesome.
1t is perfectly WHITE and contains delecteri-
GUS matter. We receiving it regularly, and are
prepared to furnish it at very reduced ra Full
weight ackages guaranteed. Be sure and ask your
grocer for California Baking Powder. NJ J. SMI H
Il CO., sole agents 80 Natchez street. my15 I'm
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DETER FORD,
Manufacturer and Reparer of
HAIR, FEATHER AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
No. 33 Bourbon Street, New Orleans,
Between Customhouse and Bienville.
Steamboats, Hotels aud Boarding houses supplied at
short notice and at low rates. my17 st
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READ AND SEE.

New York. Dec. IL. 1868.
Walter K. Marvin, Esq:
Dear Sir. rom the nature Of the substances you
in your composition for filing Safes we are
satisfied that more satisfactory result is cbtainea
than by any other filling known to US; and We fully
concur in the opinion expressed in Prot. Torreyf
certificate, which we have read
my17 Respectfully Yours, MUM ".
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IOHN'S REsTAUR Mt
Nos. 16 and IS Bourbon Street,
BY JOHN STRENNA,
All the delicacies of the seas constantly on hand
myl5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
po,,cr DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

The Board of Police received communica-
ton yesterday from the Memorial Committee OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, nforoing the Board tna'
they proposed to have parade on May S0-Decoraton
Dry-and desired police escort. The Committee also
eonesed that leave OF absence be granted TO all mem-
hers OF the police who have served In the army or
navy during late war, and WHO may desire TO take
part in the parade and that the command of the police
ecort be given to an officer who served during the late
war 1t was referred TO the superintendent with power
w. act Rernard ely a contractor, sent in pfOposl-
RON To take quantity OF street dirt and and ashes Tor
ing in uurposes be delivered at One-hundred-and-
1nurteentb-st ana unoaded by him, at $40 per scoW-
Ioad It was referred to the Committee on streetcean
&c Patrolmau David r. Morgan, attached 10 the
Uonse OF detertion retired pension OF 800 per
annum. The resignation OF Patrolmen sapnei snel
u,ond Nineteeuth Precinct; George W. Bdrdett ana
GcorSe w woods OF the ThirtY-second Precinct. ana
John r. Dennis OF the Eighth Precinct we're received
and Accented woodward H. Lyon was appointed ClefA
- the Medical Director OF the Police Department
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. G.. c. Washburn of Wisconsin will
altar, soon on European tp 10 be absent two three
AnODtbS go
M Jules Janin, the distinguished French
=. 4, IN s,ch extremely bad health that his phys
Sra,,o SiS y, We abandoned ell hope OF his recovery
Mayor Wilt of New-Orleans announces that
Nv , the subscriptions forwarded to him TO aid
.-,-r,rs from the overflow OF the Mississippi.
Amounted To so9'SS% o'' es 4. -;
Cen. r. f. Butler has been confined 10 ms
n washington for several days with severe bilious
,,oh but dispatch from that city last hs" 'a!' N'S
E-vaaSatoms are favorable for recovery
The late Samuel Train Of Medforu' Mass s.
% the Chicago theological Seminary sSoOo
-1,oh With A 900 already given Is TO endow PROFESSOR
- ., Icclesasttcal History; 10 the American poar f
~ ggSai MssiOns IS OOG 10 the Massaeh ysS
.sionsry society 600 and 10 the BoSVon
a d WIDOWS Home, $1,000 49,.
yice-President Wilson expects 10 prihs ou'
second volume Of his history OF the Kise anu a.
,the Slave Power In America" within ie" NooA'
-, , he Larger than the first volume, and WIZ
Sn the admissiOn OF Texas TO the election oi
sAncolD. A large portion OF INC "'iN o ~
q has also been perf0rneu. .,
Franklin Simmons, the sculptor salleo on
s return 70 Rome last week. He took with Nun orueiS
Fsr Eve public statues among which was that OF WINE"
King the first Governor OF Maine, 70 De placeo ~ 80
fatonaI Gallery al Washington. lie had sIsO @ ,d
(ysta orders Including busts OF Admlrai fOIto1 - a.
SIoha Carter Brown 0f tie famous house VI D1V"N
Hyaa N Rhode Island.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

VIM Skelly. negro, will be hanged on frl-
Nashville iOr the crime Of rape oa s'e WOMAN '00
years n
1t is reported that the notorious burglars & Der-
dn Cpevle rete and tso otaers have escaped if0n % "a
aary al Baton Rouge
Capt. John Christopher U. 5. A., C0mmandant
Of the Yorkvie c. eoani''ed suicide Ies'' '' As
himself with pistol
The Faculty of the University OF Michigan, at
Am ior suspended 80 sOhonos Aud AZ Freshmen oa Aoai1
evening, foE "hanHg'
A Direct Trade Convention met at Atlanta
yesterday perfected fo establishing direct line Of steam
shi ID. BET sesa Savannah and Liverpool
A steam boiler in Irving & Downs's planning
and mill Pcson, Ont eIpl oed yesriag morn A., Inaasy
Donad Robbln and bis yoang man
aamsi Miller MeGowan- Others were more or less injured
1.-Two brothers named Walker were shot az
O-rngu Oven County Monday, By huam snoo ssV
charged brohsrs with securib3 an Iaetnen a
One oil lhc o0heis1eI s~hAJ
aud Tie other dangerously soanaoa-
While the steamboat Exporter was discharglng
her r,fo At NewOretus yesterday tae hnis eng p 2. OV
a. 9 appeared the scene ana dcu4e1 nai e
% o sofk ~ 50 day ash easued And t~o me
- U Tue ngeaders arreste4 s-a Tie SosA Was eeA
ulel.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
POLITICIANS COyJECTUREs.

A great deal of interest was manifested by
the politicians who hovered around the Clsy Hall yes
erday in the probable action OF the Mayor in reference
the appointment Of Police Commissioner under tue
new law. The withdrawal on Monday OF the names OF
Messrs. Andrews and Rowland, which had been pre-
sented the Board Of Aldermen led the expectation
that peremptory appointment would be at once made
which would not depend upon the Aldermen for CON
hrmation. The Mayor visited frequently during
the day by prominent politicians, and was for long
time consultation with E. Deafeld Smith, Counsel 10
the Corporation. II not known however, that any
appointment made, and the Mayor stated at late
hour In afternoon that had been decided
THE cauldron would have 20 boil a while longer" lie
remained IN his Office until $50 y. H. ana constant
procession OF politicians passed IN aud out until that
time
IL was constantly reported that under the new Law
giving the Mayor tGe power 10 m vacancies Dy nDsoute
appointment the candidates for Courthouse COnms-
to the Board of Aldermen on Nay Is, 1873,
Will soon be appointed. These are Wilis BlacAst0nn,
Thomas Il. Tappan, John +. Cumm!ns, ahd smth t.
shaw I'LL the vacancies caused by the removal OF the
old Ring Commissioners, Messrs Morton, Conan walsh
aud IuKer5Ou.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May Capt. John f. feoiser
is ordered TO duty as a member OF the Examining ana
Retiring Board Commodore Andrew Bryson Is detached
as a member Of the Examining and Retiring Board ana
placed on waiting orders Lieut. oscar W. Parent Is
ordered to the Hydroaphc office; Master o. Speyers
n ordered 20 the Tconderoga Assistant Surgeon George
II Iorney ia ordered 70 the Despatch; Lieut.. John NJ.
HawIey a detached from the TcoGderoga, and placed
t. detaened from the Despatch, and placed waiting
orders. -, ,,. - -, -,
.rtn to Havana and MltanZas, received with great
cor,iiality aud special attentions. The officers were
courteousy entertained In various ways, and the officers
az the island seemed % exert themselves 20 cultivate
friendship and good feeling
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
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NEW DEPARTMENT ATTORNEYS.

Cen. Alexander w. Harvey, Attorney for the
Conecop Of Personal Taxes, and Col Charles s. spen-
GER Attorney the Department OF DOCKS were sworn
into Office yesterday by Mayor HaVemeyer' Inc iors
-, ,bo rlace of Judge John II. White, who has hold
the office about one year. the Office OF Attorney to the
Department OF Docks q new one. The salary OF the
former is about 81 per year that OF the latter $4,000
The appointments made under provision OF the
Charter that attorneys for different municipal fpar-
,,s NAV he made by the Corporation Counsel. IL
Das exoe,ted that Col Spencer would have been ap-
pointed Attorney for che Collection Of Personal Iaxes
a. ne had been strongly recommended Tor tne tOlHce
nv uoiitica friends Of influence he declined the ap-
n3,ntneut being engaged III several important
iury snits FOR the ciy. few hours after taking the
atb Of Office as Attorney TO Department Of Docks,
he gned 10 the Corporation Counsel his intention 10
retire that position IN order 10 give utio
In the suits for The corporation.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
DIED.

BALDwIN-At Providence L. the Sd inst Na Eliza Bs'dv.
the 7bh year Of her age
Cbeseri Mass SATURDAY evenng % nst of pnee-
onis Bryant mother Of Monroe D. Bryant thus es
coNBEs-u BrookIyn NAV william A. Hiram and ssraA
NJ Combes, the 2osh yesr Of HIS age
Funeral from bis Ia'e residence "a CaFrol THURSDAY TIE M n'
T2pm -
pRvRNDoRF-on Sunday EaSspe only LAWNS ,nd ts
suasa 90 Thnssy as, May O'Clock from bis late rs-
denee, 5lS Granj-st, BrooAivn r. d.
DRAKROn Monday May Mr.. e. Drake tie oith rear Of
Of her son A. Drase Wesae Wednesday a So
O'Clock Tr.u leaves foot Of Loer-sI At 2a O'clock Carriages
taepoL
PLErCHER-Mn sebs AGne. Fletcher the wife Of saiae''.
Fietoaer aget 2i yesrs and mOnhS a.. . -.
Relatives family respectfully invited 70 ,ites ~
oe5a. @ f o. wv %1sa ss en ao.af se. ss YoS or o''
HALiOn sands, - nt. Gen. william Hall aged iS yesn
ryes and !s Of as nH are gs to sa ,Eo s stst
oO rdaesiay the 6th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
JAoksosoa Tu.,ay "Gaas May Ann, LSs' infant daughter
Rlavss Of the family Hyed TO s;send the is.rs -
" ,ss ,si,snf n.Ie ri nI rRaray R Ma; ..
JoHNsOy-on Friday May and was buried r n G.ssoes .ss h
snsu.tus johnson Of Late JSds rey H. C-.
NASHVILLE paper. please copy. -
kraBALL-M Riverside. c.L Apr l6 suddenly hs"'''Ase'
R..s1s. %Isa AMI %S' e& are "asr'l q q. r',ss.;.
o. o. m % IN. aenaeai .ds ~oOdawn. special 1.a
ss :. ~ .as he fony ysseond-sl Depot at Ii;l5A
KryG-At Fast Orange. j. May Anna rhon'oo' vile :"
s:Dc I1es st Der residence. asp East Orange 90
Weineday, Nay 8. at IL o'clock a. m
Philadelphia papsD please cops.
KosRssR-Blise vile II. l. A. Eoener. in ber Gsh
oRMsBHgu Brooklyn sh inst, dsggber OF Fanny ssA
Allen l. Orrasbes. aged years, q mouths, 70 dAyA
services Al Hartford Thursday
sToRMs-Ai Hudson, MARY Evra Storms oHy
G. Sh4ei-I and Tie At AAs Ana Storms 4o saho
daughter Of Gen- Henry Storms
Of the family invited 70 e w iuae
from So Memorial Church, TAyo~ on Inarses .ov
nm Garages will be ia ATTENDANCE At depot 90 tnvsi os
p ~ trsa ron rhlrehst Depot Hli'oa RIVER R. SewfSfs
sIIroNOn Monday NAV g. OF pneumonia ATtha Neessy "a
Geo W. ana JUSTIN A. sutton aged year and ~ dai- 49,.
Ch4rcn EOraehs-, oese1 ri rsa shls
morning 1thl At I'D M ne AAFes ana ess
| al III. nmiit respectfully invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A RAILROAD. DEFALCATION.

A RAlLROAD. DEFALCAllON.
CLERK IN THE OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK CENTRAL
AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY ABB
scoNDs WITH OVER $4,000.
A theft committed by one Of the clerks en-
poyed the office OF the NewYork Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company at the Grand Central Depot
was made public yesterday. wm. II. Vanderbilt. Vice
President and executive officer Of the road in Cleve
land attending the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
The Treasurer Chas c. Clarke, declined to give any
particulars. and the other officers were also reti-
cent 1t lascertaned. however. that the cul-
prit was George W. ivan Velser, one OF the
clerks 10 the Treasurer's Office, who knew the combna
tton OF the lock OF the SAFE Van vezer at his desk
as usual on Saturday but Monday absented himself
Meantime attempts had been made TO open the safe but
IL was ascertained that the combination had been
changed and that 1t could not be opened by the officers
or employees. Search was then made for Van Velzer,
but he could not be found. The manufacturers Of the
safe were informed Of the condition Of affairs; skilled
workmen were sent TO the office, and, after several
hours OF labor, IL was opened An examination of the
compartments Of the safe was made, and 1t was
discovered that several packages OF money, amounting
to about $4,000, had disappeared. The amount
only De ascertalned after the vouchers for pay
mens made OF late have been examined. The empoy6s
In the branch offices IN this city have been directed to
make up statements and produce vouchers, in forder
that the amount OF the defacation may be
tanned.
1t Is believed that young Van vezer accom-
panied In his flight by friend named Baxter. InfOr-
nISuOn OF the defalcatiOn has been cOmmu
nicapsd to superintendent Nstsell and Capt. Irving
and or his best detectives the OF the
Nv ot the young nes aas Dee snd
Canada ami II is confidently believed that they will be
secured before long Van Velzer has been for consid
cradle time in the employ OF the Company, and had
the confidence OF the officers OF the road. Ii
not known that he was given 70 dissipation although
has been asceraned since his flight that he occasionally
spent money Wlth a free hand
New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
MU3IcAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Niblo's Garden is closed. A rumOr is cur
rent that Mr. Charles r. ThOrne. r. has leased IL.
Mr.. Mccullough is to act Richelieu, Hamlet,
and Jack Oade in the course OF his present engagement
at Booths Tneater.
The performance of Samson by DR.. Dam
,osoh's new Society. next Tuesday will be the only
representation of orat toriO this season.
The Grand Opera House is closed, and no
Milan mas yet for reopenng IT. Miss Lucille
Western announced to there but that design
has been set aside
Miss Matilda TOedt Will give q farewell
concert this evening Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
with the assistance Of Mrs Gullger Miss Mendes, Mr.
,4mbard Mr. Pease Mr.. Bradley snOr ASramo1te,
and the AriOn Glee Club.
Miss Cushman's readings, this afternoon, VIII
offer the following programme:
selections Of Venice Shakespeare The Cry o. Che
Lady Care TeBnysOn John aad I5bes
daaghor Leghos; Whs0y Fshing Smack, Anonymous
sSstheI AaIOy s