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INFORMANT TO BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
Yesterday, in the case of WEIGH agt. the Wash
ington Corporation Building Association, Judge
Wylie refused to discharge the restraining or
ger preventing the sale by the trustees. There
ls no allegation Of usury in this case, and the
complainant subsequent to the filing OF the
bill admitted the amount due and offered to
settle. Judge Wylie stated that he would not
sIioE property to be sold by trustees of build
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The THEATERs-Of course the National
Thester will be filed this evening with a fash
ionable audience, il being the first night OF the
brief season OF Italian opera by the Strakosch
company. "Les Huguenots'' will be given with
Nine Christine Nilsson, Mile Maresi, Miss A
L. Carey, SignOrs Campanini, Del Puente, Nan
netti. and Scolara in the cast, with a fine chorus
and orchestra.
"HenryVIIl., ;" II of the most finished stage pic
tures of the age, and delighted a large audience
st Fords Opera House last night. This evening
impersoDation OF" Meg Merrilies," the Gypsy.
With"Claude Duvsl," the Jackly Troupe and
other attractions, the Thester Comique is ri wing
their patrons more than their moneys worth
this week.
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FOUND DKAD.-This morning an old colored
woman, named Lucy Turner, wss found dead
In g. deserted building formerly used as an
the Virginia avenue bridge. over the canal
The Coroner has been notifedg although IL /:
supposed that she died Of excessive drinking.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE,

- BY virtue of deed of trust TO as. dated July
81 18th, la2, and recorded IN Lber No 69l, folio
u, one Of the land records Of Washington, ID.
w. ana by request OF the party secured thereby, we
Will sell public auction, in frost of the premises,
on fklDAY April 10, 1874, at O'Clock .. m, all
OF That part or parcel of ground known as Lot
eighty nine (e9) In Threkeds addition to George.
town Beginning for said part at the south side Of
"a street, and al the end Of one hundred aud twenty
teet easterly from the southeast corner of Warren
ana ID Streets thence essterly with the line of "a
street nfty-six feet thence southerly, parallel
20 arren street, sixty feet thence essterly parz
lei ID street. four feet ( thence southerly par
aliel to arrsn street, ninety feet (90 thence west
ery parallel to I'd street. sixty feet (6Ol aud then
ncrtheTly, parallel TO Warren street, one hundred
and fifty six feet 56), to 81 street aud the begin
ningi with the improvements thereon, consisting of
q got two story Brick House, No. 1l3 I'd ST.
Terms made known at sale.
CAMBRIDGE H. WEBB, (r,,.,aos
CHARLES y. BURR. trustees
msrS JOSEPH r. KELLEY, Auct'r
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Grand Display.
Spring Opening.

Grand Display.
Spring Opening.
CARPETS CARPETS y CARPETS "
AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
oyER 200 PIECES JUST RECEIVED.
.Wesball open for inspection MONDAY, March
40, inc la and nost choice assortment If
CARP ETS
ever exhibited I'm the District
The patterns have been selected with oraa,a.s
care, and are sI of the very latest designs
The prices o. vhich we offer our Carpets this SEA.
son VII give gil an Opportunity to purchase.
k kssSklsH HyAf 6s BRUSSELS.
LOWELL and RbRrFonp Tn59RrKpIvs
ENGLIsH TAPEsTBY INGRATNS
AMhRlCAN TWO PHYS aud Wool IEGRAINs
lmIT6TlON BRUSSELS.
BIMP AND RAG CARPETS
eTAlk AND BALL Do.
kAOkLLkhT WHITE MATING AT 2S CTs
BE sure and see our tne assortment before pur-
wing elsew here.
Remember THE ARCADE.
WOOLFORD q sHILBERG,
421 sKVkNTH STREET,
msra n between and southwest.
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Pr THOMAS BOWLING, Aactioneer.
PERIMfroRY TRusrEE's SALE or vALU-
ABLn IMPR9yEp PROPERTY AT AUCrIos

AbLn IMPR2NEp PROPERTY AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated July I7sh,
ISIS, recorded In Liber III folio AZ, % the land
records q washington county, District OF 90
secured thereby, L will sell At public auction, in
bont Of tbe premises, on MONDAY, April 20th,
1874, a. O'Clock .. m. ell those pieces parcels
OF land Known a. parts of Lots numbered l07, los,
Georgetown, described as fellows: Beginning IN the
north side OF ls street 81 feet east from Frederick
street; thence running east n feet; thence north,
and parallel with Frederick street, les feet TO an
alley; thence west on said alley ~ feet. and thence
south to the beginning, and also the Stable on the
noith side OF said alley. bens the easternmost S:s-
ing on the Rsrth side q said alley.
Terms Of sale: 81 COO with interest at ten per
cent. from July Nth, 1873, together with the eN-
pepses OF this sale, in cash; balance in aai Il
titles and deed OF trust on tn property. Convey
anciDg az purchasers cot $40 down when the pro
perry Is struck of. IL the terms OF sale are not
complied with in seven days, the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defaultirg purchaser.
40, ruo, Z; DODGE, Trustee.
vocal AND INSSSsUMENrAL C0N-
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
P0TeMACLoDGE,N No. ). u A A. NJ, GEoRGE-
TOWN, ID. O.,
BY THE GEoRGE1 OWN MASUNIg CHOIR,
assisted by the following Artist: Miss EDITH
ABELL, late Solo Soprano Of the EngIi-h a aer a
GGr9nSs; sis T sALtIE FILM, S2srsno; Mr.. q.
DE-. PERABEAU, Solo Pianist; Mr.. NY sCHUT-
TsR, Solo Flutist; Master HARRY DONOHO, s
years old Balladisti and a full orchestra,
on Thu hSDAf EVENING, April 9th, 1874,
FORREST HALL, Georgetown, DO
Doors open At O'Clock; Concert to commence at
az he door. NJ
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is

To GET RID OF the Chills Immediately, take
Dooleys Ague Powders. TLey cure perms-
nently. 40
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THE GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK has now
been in existence one year, during which time
il has grown greatly in popularity. Its officers
are well known TO the business men of Wash
ipgton and Georgetown. The recent panic tried
its resources to the fullest, and its liabilities
were promptly met In every case. The Nation
al Bank Inspector recently made Ii visit
when an examination Of Its condition was
shown to be entirely satisfactory. See adver-
tisement
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wAsHISsToN FISH Market To-pAY-Sold
oy X A: Golden g Bro, 1000 shad ~ from
sl3 to sl5 per 100, $4,000 behring's, IS TO sia nsr
thousand; 20 lunches rock an perch at o cts
per bunch; 1850 aylors, 81 70 IS per hundred.
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EASTER ELECTIONS, PROTESTANT EPIsco-
PAL CHURCH.-Grdcs Church Vestrymen-
Arthur Yeatman, j. 8. +. Thorn, Charles A
McEwen, j. y. Budlong, j. L. Kitwell, Nor.
man FttZhugh, +. A. Boswell and T.. G. Wheel
er. Wardens-Joshus COOksey and Thomas
Thompson Delegate to Diocesan Convocation,
Arthur Yestmsn; alternate, c. A. McEwen
Rock Cresk ChHrch.-Vestrymen-E. j. Mid
dleton, j. b. Wiltberger, Thomas Miller Gen.
Thomas Pitcher, Thomas JOY, j. W. Burgess
T.. j. Middleton jr and John sherman. war,
dens-E. j. Middleton and John Sherman
Register, j. b. Wiltberger. Treasurer, z. J..
Middleton, ir. Treasurer Of Cemetery, Jos. s.
Burnett. Delegate to diocesan Convention,
John Sherman; alternate, j. Il. Wiltberyer
Agent for sale of lots in cemetery, Z. j. Sweet
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A RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT NOT Com
PLETBD.-The published Isports that the Bal
umore and Ohio and Baltimore and Potomac
railroads have come to an understanding by
which the former road viii be allowed to run
through trains lover the p. W. and b. between
this city and New York in consideration of the
former giving up the use Of the Washington
City and Point Lookout road from Bladedsburg
to Alexandria, are premature. Negotiat
have been going on for some weeks and in con-
nectiOn with the through-trsin subject, the
running OF some of the southern connecting
roads Is being considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-08

A LADY FALLS OUT OF SECOND STORY
WINDOw-This morning about ten O'Clock
Mrs Scrivenner, residing at No AGO G street
northwest, met with quite q serious accident
She was looking out Of the second story window
81 servant In the garden below, and giving
her directions about her work, when she lost her
balance ana fell out TO the ground below, a
distance OF - or 20 feet, breaking both arms
and II Is feared 81 e was injured internally She
was Immediately attended by Mrs. Kimmell and
Others. and physicians being sent for Drs J. E.
Dexter and j. II. Thompson responded and
dressed her wounds. They decided that /. was
best TO send her 10 hospital for treatment and
she was taken to Providence Hospital.
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SPRING GOODS
RRCEITED DALE
beautiful line OF Aipscas At popular prices.
Plaid Striped and Plain Haiusooks ~ low hgures
Piques In different sty les and ysrious nrioes
Cotton and Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BAXTER,
mar13-tr 1871 Peppsvlv.,ta .,o.-n
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DRY GOODS.

TUT MhhhEI fTAtE,
Between 7th aud sth streets
Best CALICO. 8 cents
b. - COTTON. l2A cents.
BLACK slI rs cheap.
Large assortment new SPRING DRESS GoopS.
JhPANksE PURE SILK, asa cents
cheap. W.
We are sellins DRY Goods cheaper than any hous,
mArSOeolm ID. X. w. CARTER
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RI THOMAS DowLIsG, AuctiOneer.
VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRIOK
DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN AT

p WMCITLLiEG- HOUSE IL GEORGETOWN AT
- On FRIDAY, April 9th, at O'Clock D. m,
Will sell, on the premises, parts of Lots 81 aid
ne5, n onting about 20 feet on the north side of
"a street, between Frederick and Fayette streets
Inc improvements consist Of very desir able three
story Br.ck Dwelling house (Eo. s4D, containing
nine rooms aud cellar,
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months, with interest at per cent, secured by
cost of the purchaser,
aI3 d THOS poWLING Anct
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,W,t,tf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-08

LOOK AT THIS, LApIEsI-I have used whee-
Ter & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed.
1t has worked perfectly during all that time,
upon all kinds Of family sewing. believe the
wheeler s. Wilson 10 be without an equal.
MARGARET MITCHELL,
4,6 81 LIST street. GEORGETOWN. ID. g.
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SHORT HoNEYMOON-A young man and
young woman mailing from Charlottesville, said
AT the time to be q runaway couple, passed
through here last week 20 Washington, where
they were married. ON Friday morning last
they returned here and put up at a lady's house
day the young man said he would take a little
walk around the city TO look at the sights, but
since then he has not been heard OF, and where
he nas gone is what 4" no fellah can tell" The
name Of the missing man Is said to be Hail.
Alexandria Gazette.
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GRAND MILITARY LEvKE.-The military ball
tomorrow evening given by the Corcoran Zou-
ayes at washington Hall, corner 81 street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, promises to be a brilliant
anair. Inc fulI Corcoran Zouave Band will
play the opening march, after which an orches-
ira OF 10 pieces will render the music Nav
prominent dlgnitaries have signiied their 10
tention to be present.
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
e03 + street. 3,2I:
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
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Scientific and safe Treatment.
INDIsPUr FABLE EVIDENCE.

THos. j. Bishop, of South BROOKLYN, n. Y,
writes that his wife had suffered since a child
with Catsrrh until Ii had resulted in what emf
nent physicians pronounced Consumption; that
she bas used DR.. Sage's Catsrrh Remedy with
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
they have worked wonders with her case. eos
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Single large yisls, SOC. and 81. Sold by all drug
gists. Sent BY mail OF express free, on receipt OF
the price.
Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine COMPANY"
81 I'm
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LADIES GOODS.

AT MADAME EsrRENs. On. n n .srees, 20
"A rduoe our eSornoa. .feck % Hcman HAIR.
breids, and Curis. Very hsnd.0ms Rr.ids % : new
styL AZ 81 snd upwards; beautiful Curis from 50
ceutt upW ards.
Ladies In want viii save uoasy ans time
csl ard examine. We guarantee sAtisfsction 70
AL. spr-Sm
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PATEsTs.-The following patents have been
l.. jackson, composition for printers linking
rollers; George Il. Noyes, ASH gnor of half 10 r
N Gray, brick machine; BENJAMIN Chambers
assignor OF one-hsf to j. 8. Ellis, same place
reversing gear for engines; GEO. III. Hover
railway car with camera 80 arranged that an
image OF the passing scenery is cast within a
darkened department OF the car; W. Z. PraII ,
treissue,) steam vacuum pump.
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A NEW PROTESTANT EPIscPAL CoNeRssA-
TION.-An organiZa known as 81. Mary's
p. T.. Church Sinking Fund was started on
Monday last az the house OF Mrs. A. r. Bowen,
near St Mary's church. The object OF the So
ciety Is TO collect funds for the erection OF new
Episcopal church on 18th, near II street. The
oficers elect are Mrs. A. T.. Bowen, president;
Mr.. White, vice president; Mrs. Sarah Anna
Han, secretary; Mrs. Jane Lewis, assistant sec
Rotary; and Rev. A. Crunuel, treasurer.
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THH SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1sI2
were e219 $50. 4,12-s,wtf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
FOREIGN.
The King Of the Caunibal isle uds

Inc hln8 OF che Cannibal lSlRnds.
San FRANCISCO, November 27.-The
steamship MacGregor arrived last night
from Australia and Honolulu. The King
States steamer Bencia. Before his depar-
ture from the Sandwich islands be recon
structed his Cabinet. He also appointed
Prlnch DelewhaWka as regent during his
absence in the Unit I'd States. The Prince
has also been proclaimed as his successor to
the throne.
Garibaidi Pensioned.
ROME, November 27.-The bill giving
Garioaldi $4,000 annually is progressipg 2
tayorably in the Deputies.
Juarez' Memoirs.
PARIS, November y7.-The memoirs of
Juarez. late President of Mexico. concern.
ing Maxim!iian and Bazaine. are about tind-
ing type here.
The Havana Authorities Close she Ex.
change.
HAVANA. November H.-The exchange
room recently opened by the brokers for
the transaction Of business. was today
closed by order Of the authorities. The
principal merchants and bankers doing
business desire gold base for exchange.
lnsur2ent Triumph in South America.
MoNTEvEDrO. November !7.-The report
that the Argentine insurgent chief Are.
dondo had defeated the government Cen.
erai Rocca is confirmed bv adyices received
today. which state that Aredondo captured
Rocea's artillery and took many of his men
prisoners. The Argentine government has
a proclamation prolonging the state OF siege
ior ninety days. 1t is stated that the in
Eurgent leader Tobado, with 1000 men, has
entered the province OF Cordoba.
Dean Stanley.
LOSDoS. November 27-Dean Stanley is
elected rector Of ST. Andrews University.
owe. the Marquis OF Salisbury. by five votes.
General Mitre Abandoned.
The director OF the Bank of Buenos Avres
has telegraphic advices that .he Indians
General Mitre. who fed.
The Railroads.
The railroads are al! working.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
Timbaiier Island Light.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice tina.
on and after January Is. 1879, light will
be shown from the lighthouse recently
erected at Timbaiier island. Louisiana. The
light will be fixed white. varied by red
flashes at intervals OF one minute. The y.
Eliminating apparatus Is catadioptric. of the
second order. lighting the entire horizon.
The focal plane is Ii! ;eet above mean low
water. The !gh: should be seen in clear
weather, from the deck of vessel fifteen
feet above the sea, sixteen and a half
nautical miles. The structure stands in
seven feet water, Oh the north side of the
island. 1t is an iron screw pile tower. and
is painted in alternate black and wLi.e
horizontal bands. The dwelling in the
lower part OF the tower IS painted white.
and the lantern black. The approximate
position OF the lighthouse. as taken from
the coast survey charts. Is as follows: Lati.
tude :3o " north. longitude 80 Is west.
llmba!ler island is low, marshy island.
about eleven miles long. 10: wooded. and
can not be seen !rcm seaward a. a greater
distance than six miles. Vessels passing
should use the lead frequently. and not
sAoa! their water to less than five tathoms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

Nav YoRR November 27-The Post's financial
article say say: The VA! street markets are very
llI3.dli!'s. On gold loans the rates have been
fla. and to y cent tor carrying. The focal
as the ruin. rate for cali loans. Prime CONNER
ciai paper is quoted at to " cent and the ne xt
grade a: t" !" y cent. Government bonds steady.
In State bonds the only transactions a. the board
were sales of $1,000 Of Ohio sixes Of 1866 at IOs.
and $40 GOO old Tennessees at IS \.
The board of directors Of the Direct Gable Com.
pany have called meeting to false funds to lay q
second Atlantic cable, So they will have two lin. 4.
Speculative shares opened at \ a (. higher than
Wednesdays closing. except Lake Shore and Roc Is
Island which were unchanged. and Union Pacific.
whic. was = lower. During the first hOU. there
Vas an advance If i ~, th. latter Northwestern.
The market then becarae heavy, and by noon the
advance III the general list had !een iost. except
tht: on Northwestern and Pacific Mail. which lad
been contlDHeusly strong since the opening.
Since noon 'he market has been irregular she
tw" stocks 'lan.ed and Western Sni"n being az we
write, ~ the highest prices OF the .lay and Lake
:Ao:. Cns"n Vac'hc. OH" ana M.s..ssipp! - the
lowest.
The es,,em. sale. hare been - follows Lax.
shore a"}s a.'%: Northwest .2'.nia1.: ONO and
Nssssp.: F1a 9.l1s; Pacific NJ all ss3a 0:1n. Uess-
egn CnIon ie.grap, "oaS5s.. Wabash 30@3. !.
Union Pacific 3s05 55'.;. EIie 2: Is al.1. -. Paul
81 H3,'. ana Rock ISLAND 'ca1. a!tr's.
The miscellaneous list is atiractin. more a,ten-
zion. Quicksilver has sold al So 70 81. for the
c"iHin"n and She preferred a. % ." i;.. American
I" Livefp"o! Iuie'; cotton Dy steam d.
Cotton closed dull ard easier; miIdlihs NplAnds
!.7sc: Orleans !3 -; sales today !0!H bales: net
receipts 5s5: grOs. 1885.
Futures closed steady; sales 20 900 bales As Soi-
lows November !! IL I6c: December Is 70 3Ic;
February l5a.4l5 !3 3lc; March IS !33!a!3 ..c:
April !odle 3lc; May l6 5!6c June 10 .9.51ass8c.
Southern Hour quiet and unchanged heat
quiet and steady: 81 i8nl b for winter red West.
ern Corn shade firmeY for now snd a shade easier
for DID, Gle tor old Western mixed in store. Coffee
quiet and uncha: ged. sugar quiet some what
nominal 81 d33,e tor fair to good refining: 8he for
prime; 4 for good to fair muscOvados &C; feiued
Yerv uuier MOlasses dull and heavy. Rice Huiet
and steady. Tallow steadier, ga 0s !3-i6c. kosin
essier o. 3o0z 3. for strained TurPentine easier.
Sass &c for spirits. Pork more active and firmer;
irmer; excited and higher; prime steam 4h q
lake. Whisky without decided change, 81 OIL.
ClzczzsA5l. SosembeS Ts-CottoR DULL MID.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28

1ne frs: delegation Of visiting knights
Iemrlar arrived in this city las, night by
The Mobile railroad. The Knights come
representing the Grand Commandery o:
New Jersey. and among the number were
Past Gran! Commanders William ". Good.
win. Charles Eechtei and John Woolyerton.
George Scott. Generaiissmo: Sir Knight
Charles Noo!vec.on. and Deputy Grand
Commander John Hugh. from Trenton. who
Is also secretary OF the Grand Lodge Of New
Jersey. The visitors We're me. a. the depot
by large detachment: Of Templars. in uni.
form. accompanied by band OF music. and
were escorted by Captain Genera! Stanford
to the St. Charles Hotel. where they were
received by Grand Commander Joseph p.
Hoyuor and staff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
Court LENS.

In the court record of this morning Will
be found two items on important cases
relative to Louisiana affairs. One. the
North Louisiana railroad case. has already
appeared in the teiegvaphic columns. but is
given with more technical accuracy. From
the other. the United States vs.. Cruikshank.
i. will be seen that the Gran. parish bust.
ne.s is not to be heard unit! next March.
In consequence Of the division of cases
between the Superior Criminal and First
Distyic. Courts, Mr. Ncphelin is compelled
to have deputy il one OF them. Mr.. John
n. Healy acts. at present. As district at,oz.
ney in the First D!s:s;c: Court. and gets as
:Escv convictions as any one could.
Judge Atocha is still unable to hold court.
although much better than he was at the
beginning Of the week. The grand jury
was in session yesterday. but can make nc
report until the court is open.
TIE docke: OF the Fourth District Court
is nearly clear. There are no eases eithey
on tie prOin:sscry rot. or uAappeaiaIie case
docket. and tha: OF tie arpealabe cases has
only about fifty. Attorneys who desire
speedy trials will govern themselves ae.
coga.nsly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-28
AmlUsenlents.

1t looked like old times 10 see the varie.
ties Theatre crowded as i: was again last
night. with every seat down stairs taken
and large number Of persons in the tiers.
Mr.. John Mccullough. being the magnet.
must have been more than satisfied with
the reward of his efforts. He appeared as
SPo''acHs. This noon he will play !ago.
and tonight ''Richard ILL.," During the
stay of the Temp!ars here Mr.. Mccullough
should be prevailed upon to give his tine
personation OF Damon. in "Damon and
Pythias." at !eas: once.
At the st. Charles Theatre Mr.. Wyber:
Reeve and Miss S'anhope vii! appear this
noon and at night in Woman in White"