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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Il
RrrrEE-brrrEH-BrrrEE-
To arrive and in store.
100 tirkins strictly choice GOSHEN.
go o.. fair ..
y pals Orange Co. Creamery GOSHEN, extra fine.
30 cases FAIRFIELD & TRASKS, ) and 10 ill., Tins
200 tirkins fair to choice WESTERN.
POO hf and or. tIhins fair to choice WESTERN.
90 tubs .. o. ..
Fer sale by
e. II. LAWRENCE & co,
. d13 % 80 and Al Tehoupi.oulas.
IL GRITS-HOMINY.
81 ss sSs SS1. VI HupSrT's , GE,TS
C. H.LiWRENCE e. co.
dl3 80 and Al Tchonpitouas
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS
8 casks c cEEAk E EhnSA SIDES s1bE
% casks BACON SHOULDERS.
5000 lbs DRY sALTED. CLEAR and CLEAR
RIBBED SIDES.
s5 tierces New sUGARCURED HAMS.
80 tierces LARD
300 kegs LARD
100 kegs PIGS FEET
50 tierces SPARE RIBS.
900 bbs MESS PORK.
SHEEHAS & RUSS
dis 81 roy,lras street.
MILLINERY; DREss;MAKING. BoNSETs.
Vl HATS TRIMMINGS
Nine ROBERT.
10J............s. Canal street .s........105
New aud Large Assortment of
Flowers Feathers. Ribbons. Velvets. Silks, Laces,
Lace Capes Wells, Coiffures and Fancy Articles, in
the latest Paris styles dis I'm
NOTICE-MR. c. LACOTME RESPECTFULLY
~ announces to his friends: patrons and public in
general that he has opened. in connection with his
Bar neat and well-illed
SAMPLE AND STORE ROOM
where he will be able to furnish connosse,r. with
the choicest WINES and LIQUORS in quantities to
sut and prices to correspond with the times He
P-AliNE WINES. and the reputation of his BRAN
DIES and WHISTLES is too well known to need
mention.
Liquor put in demiiolns from half gallon in size
upwards and by bottle suitable for presents and Adi
day gi1tse
Sample and Store ROons
eOF-e
ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE
Under ST. Charles Hotel. No. % ST. Charles asrse.
dl3at {. LAcOUME Proprietor.
DOURBON RESTAURANT
Is and 40 Bourbon street,
Between Customlo,ise and Bienvilles
Board by The week 30
Board by the week with wine. .---,... %
Private apart for Families Soirees and We'd
dings supplied al short notice and very low prices
dl3 sm VICTOR BEIiO Agent.
DROVISIONS-LIQUO RS-BREADSTCFFS-
300 bbls Mess and Prime Mess PORK.
100 casks choice new BACON. CLEAR, GiE!slc
RIBBED and SHOULDERS.
80 casks DRY SALT MEAT.
50 packages Sugar Cured HAMS and Breakfast
BACON.
300 packages LARD.
1000 bbls Choice Family FLOUR and other grades.
100 bbls Kiln Dried CORN MEAL.
250packages WHISKY. Sour Mash. Old Rye
Chicken Cock Dexter and Magnolia.
For sale By II. BIDWELL Il Co.
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The Peoples Bank Of New Orleans, Decem.
Der H. 1S14-The stockholders of this bank are here
by notified that the annual election for nine Directors
durin. the ensuing year will be held at the
banking house on MONDAY the 2lst inst. between
the hours of 10 A. NJ and 2 T. NJ
BY order of the Board.
die lot n. LANDRY, Cashier.
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BANK NOTICES.

New Orleans National Bank-New Orleans,
Dec. H. 1s74.-The annual election for Twelve Di.
rectors OF this sank. to during the ensuing year.
will be held ut its Banking House the lah Of .jan,
AIRY, 1875, from 10 O'Clock A NJ to o'clock T. NJ.
JOHN II. PIKE
dig 3Ou Cashier
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Notice-A Meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company, will he
held at its Office, 81 Carondeet street. on MONDAY,
the 21st day of December 1874 between the honrs OF
IL NJ. and 2 o'clock p. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, this day approved and
recommended by the Board of Trustees.
n19 td21 ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il BOard.-ThOse who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in central locality, either with or without
board can be suited by applying at No. 1s6 Julia
street. between Carondelet and st. Charles streets
Terms reasonable. M
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In--
s,rGnce Association 10 Camp. New Orleans, Dec. 8,
ls7i-Menbers OF this Association are hereby mott.
fled Of the death of GEORGE ULLMER who died
August g. 1874: NJ. IL. NICOLL: who died August T.
1874, and MATTHIAS LA FRANZ, who died August
O. 1874 and are called upon to come forward without
til, thcr notice and pay ut the office of the AssOcia-
ton 10 Camp street. 81 p each, or before4 +
NJ, January 10, 1879.
dc Il Il w YOUNG Secretary
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

NOtice-A mee,inG Of the Stockholders Of
the Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans will
he held at its Office 125 Common street. S.ATUR-
DAY. January H. 1875 between the hours of IL
o'clock NJ. and o'clock F. NJ to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter. this day approved and
recommended by the Board Of Directors
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans Dec. g. 1874 Secretary.
do tile -
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NOR RENTAL elegantly furnished front room
IL in a desirable loca ion in the Fourth District,
square above jackson street, convenient to tw0
lines Of Terms moderate. Address o. L. Bull
letin office. tll3 IT.
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Office New Orleans and Carr0lltOn Rail.
road Company, New Orleans Dec. H. 1s74-The an.
nual election for Directors of this company will take
place, according to law, MONDAY Jan. 4, 1875,
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 2 L. NJ, at the
Office of the company, II lIarOnne street.
d. I'm i. MCBRIDE Secretary.
Special Notice-NO bills contracted by the
of the tugbOat S. c. HALL, will he paid unless
indOrsed by the undersigned.
JOHN MCCOY, Owner.
d. I'm JACK CLARK, Captain.
Reduction in Rates Of Freisht-Herenfter
freight for Monroe and Trenton per the n. L. and T.
Il. H., will go through at the old tariff rates.
dit JJANNEY, Agent.
Cotton Press NOtice-The Terrell Press, Cor
ner Of Orange and Chippewa streets, congresses
Cotton as compactly as the present Ties will hold
n22 I'm
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Hibernia National Bank Of New Orleans,
New Orleans, December 10. 1s74.--An election for
Directors Of this association, to serve the ensun.
year. will he held at its Banking House. the second
TUESDAY inJanuary, ls75. from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to
2 o'clock L. NJ. JNO Il. DEVEREUX
do til Cashier.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A situation
w book keeper, clerk salesman collector, by u
person we'll qualified and of ten years business
lerence in this city. Vnexcepionbe references to
character and ability given. Address f., lnsk lox
Oh. Post. Office. dl3 IT.
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Office Of the New Orleans Insurance Ass0ci-
alton. 1902 Canal street New Orlean. Dec. It'll 1871
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders that, in
with the charter election will be- held
AT the office OF the Association. on MONDAY De-
cember 2sth 1874, between 10 A. NJ and Up NJ. for
Twelve Directors to serve during the ensuing. year.
da I'd q. LANAUX, Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-Part of comfortably furnished
Il house with use of kitchen where there are NE
other rOOmers or boar'lcs. Call ut 400 st. Andrew
street, near CarOnelct. dl3 it,
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Office Of New Orleans City Railroad Com
PAW, No 124 Canal street, New Orleans Dec. O. 1874
AT meeting OF the Board of Directors held this da,
a dividend of Four Dollars per share WAS declared
payable to the stockholders and after January
1873. The transfer books will be closed from DE
cemher 22d to 3lst, 1s74, inclusive
do td3l T.. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
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Unitarian Church. st. Charles street. near
Iulia-Rev ID. NJ. REED OF Rockford Ill.,. will preach
i'll this church on SUNDAY NEXT. 18th inst. at l
y. NJ Regular attendants of the church notified
and strangers cordially invited to attend tll 81
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"ANTED-A gentleman Of large business ex-
w perirnce and goO'l capacities who is competent
in the English. German, French and Spanish Ian
@uages. desires to obtain situation rs bookkcepsr or
correspondent, or other adequate employment, in u
good Commercial firm in this city, abroad If neces
sary good references given. Address L., r. o. Box
135, New Orleans. d12 2t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for large, pleasant and
w nicely furnished ROOMS with good board. Ap-
ply at p. Delor street. between CarOndelet and M
rOnne d. WcSu.
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INOR SALE FOR sALE.
In Store and to arrive
800 EGGS BI CARBONATE SODA.
500 boxes Q. :. assorted.
25 cases b. cans English PLUM PUDDING.
10 .. 2 e. e. Q.
100 boxes ROCK CANDY.
900 cases Frazer's AXLE GREASE.
200 boxes Morgan's SAPOLIO.
200 cases PICKLES
50 =. CATSUP.
50 :. Shakers PRESERVES.
500 =. Eureka CONDENSED MILK.
500 boxes Kinks SOAP.
T. T. WHITE,
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Office of New Orleans (;ns Light Company,
corner BarOnne and Common streets-New Orleans.
Dec. 4. 1S14-NOTICE-Anl election will Ire held at
this office MONDAY, 4th day Of January 1915:
between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and = z. NJ. for six
Directors of this company to serve for the year
inc from the first Monday in February next.
d5 In VIM. S. BROWN, Treasurer.
Railway Company, New Orleans La. Dee. 4. 1s74-
The annual election for Directors of this company
will take place. accOrlin. to law, On MONDAY. Jan.
at the Office OF the company, II l'aronne street
di I'm L. MCBRIDE Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Subscribers to the Young Mems Monumental
Association are invited to attend meeting to be
held on MONDAY EVENING. Dec. H. O'Clock at
at Hawkins Club Room. All who have lists will
please report same \ full attendance is requested
business of importance will be brought before the
meeting. \. DEC SALOMON President.
f. r. HARRIS Secretary. d13
Office State Tax Collector, Fourth District,
No. 245 Josephine street.-On MONDAY, the 18th
inst, all unpaid tax bills required by law to be
corded in the Mortgage Office Bills remaining I'M
paid at that time will! be subject to the penalty
of twenty five per cent and redemption fees
d13 1t ]. W. FAIRFAX. Collector.
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train BY the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
all fast trains, North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars all trains. iy4
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WANTED-A private family desire to let with
w boar,D. two well furnished and most desirable
rooms, overlOokin" J,cAson Square. moderate
terms. Apply ut No Z st. Peters street. dll II
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"ANTED-An \ No l washcrwoman. Nome
w need apply unless well recommended Apply
at 70 BaTUnnr street. dill st.
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Mutual National Bnnk-New Orleans, Dec.
TO- l574-The annual election for Directors to serve
the ensuing year will he held at the Rankin. House.
No. 1O6 Canal street, on TUESDAY. January H.
1873. between the hours of 10 \. NJ. and 3 +. NJ.
do I'm JOSEPH MITCHELL Cashier
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Office of Crescent City Railroad Company,
1903 Canal street, New Orleans, November H. 1874
Under the provisions of the charter the capital
stock OF this company has been consolidated into
shares of the par value of FIFTY DOLLARS.
Stockholders are requested to present their certt
Gates of stock in order that may be issued
Transfers will be made after date in certificates of
the new stock
mis- BOD JNO R. JUDEN Secretary
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Observation-Disclosures for two delightful Cot
w tages in the Sixth District. containing seven
rooms. with oneqnarter square Of ground each.
price of the land. For particulars apply TO
W. =. FRERET,
d13 1t lbs (sravier street.
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LNOR RENT-From the LIST of January the store
IL No. 81 POy,lras street also two fine stores with
dwellings at the Keller Market-One for dry goods
and for shoes. Rents very low to parties with
good references. Inquire at j. H. KELLEK'S ITO
l;riyier street. ss rot
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LNARM WANTEll-l want small farm, from I'D to
IL 80 acres "f good land, in healthy neighborhOAi
with dwelling" etc Would rent. or ii we'll stocked
would prefer to work it on shares Address d. BOX
2014. New Orleans, La. dl3 st.
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansas
Freighr-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON.
DAY, will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points ON NJ. T. and n. W. Railroad.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
nc If M. r. and N. W. Railroad.
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DARTNER WANTED-wit from $40 900 to $l2 GOD
cash. to increase the trade Of already well
tablishe' wholesale commission and produce bust
ness. Of many years standing, and Of considerable
qured and given and any communication in answer
to this will be considered strictly confidential
Address, PARTNER, =. o. Box 1779.
d9 lw
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A competent white woman to cook,
w wash and iron for a small family. also one tn
nurse. Must come well recommended. Apply Mt II
Euterpe street. DIS 1t*
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LOST-FOUND.
COPARTNERSHIPS.

(NOPARTNERSHIP - THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed c0partnership, under tho
name and style Of JOSEPH MAGNEK T. CO., for
the purpose Of transacting General Agency Basi-
for Life, Fire and Marine Insurance.
Office, No. 80 CarOndciet street.
JOSEPH WAGNER,
j. G.. SHIPLEY.
New Orleans November a. 1874.
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| WANTED 10 RENT On st. Charles street, be-
| w low jackson, good House, neatly furnished,
or two or three gentlemen will be taken b0arers
at a low rate House contains IA rooms in all Adj
| dress Glass Box l7!4' dl3 Su'rut
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Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank, IA
Camp street, New Orleans. November b. lS74-
NOTICE-The stockholders of this Bank are hereby
notified that election for Nine Directors to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at the banking
house, on MONDAY December IA, 1874, between
the hours Of IL NJ. and 2. NJ
T. d. VAN HORN,
MA % Dc IA Cashier.
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of la,ng given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Z. E. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO JANEY, Agent.
n6 If III Common street.
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Office Crescent City Loan and Building AS
Dec. II. 1s74-Thc Crescent City Loan and Buildin.
Association will offer IA loan of Money to its Stock
holders at the office OF the Association. 40 Camp
street. (lp stairs), on SATURDAY EVENING. Dec
10. at = o'clock. Tie public is invited to attend.
BY order Of the Finance Committee
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TTNO RENT-In the Fourth District a furnished
l. Cottage, containing parl0r, three be,lrOOms
t,inusrOon,. kitchen and two servants rooms all
finely furnished and ready for housekeeping Gas
and fixtures throughout large ward, convenient to
and market. Apply VI Coliseum street, between
st. Andrew and Josephine streets. dis 1t"
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Bank Of America, New Orleans, Nov. 10,
1s74-The Stockholders hereby notified that the
Annual Election for IL Directors will be held ut this
Bank the 10th December. between the hours Of ~
A. M. and 2 p. NJ. EDGAR HINCKS
NIL til Cashier
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MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1vl Of New York-New York, November a. 1874
Messrs JOSEPH WAGNER L. Co. Of New Orleans.
have been this day appointed General Agents for
the State of Louisiana.
Office Of the Company No. % Carondelet street.
For the Company:
A. L. GRABFELDER CO.,
MIG I'm Managers.
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WANTED - Eight Women to Pack Crackers
w Apply ut the Commercial Bakery, Triangle
Buildings. between s and 10 o'clock A. NJ dl3lt"
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LNOR RENT-The four.st0ry brick store. IS Canal
Il street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, Il and
81 Canal street. or to 1. BLOOM Il CO. corner Maya
zine and Natchez streets. Ol8 SuTuTh II
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WANTED-The attention Of ladies' to the extreme
w low prices of making dresses at the Millinery and
Dresslmaking Emporium ri NJ. PII.SON LEIGH, go
Magazine street. near jackson. From $40 to $l2 for
elegantly trimmed and perfect fitting dresses First
class Dresslaker wanted immediately. dis It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

William Churchill, Of No. SO Madison street, fell
from the front platform under car No. 102, OF the
Belt line yesterday at Fulton and South streets,
and had his foot crushed. He was removed to the
Park Hospital.
Charles Martin, OF No. 11S Third street, had his
foot cut or yesterday at the packing house Of Koes
& Co., at No. 533 West Thirty sixth street. He was
sent to Bellevue Hospital.
Ann McCabe, three years old, OF No. 533 West
Forteth street, fell from the third story window OF
her parents house yesterday, and was dangerously
injured.
George Murray, colored, seven years old. Of No.
South street yesterday by a truck driven by 9. 8.
Murphy, OF No. 2S1 Hudson street. The child, be-
ing badly injured, was removed to the Park
Sophia Hammersmith, aged sixty three, OF No.
AT West F0rty-eighth street, was run over by
horse and wagon yesterday, belonging to Haas 4
son. OF No. 266 West Thirty seventh street. Her
left shoulder was broken.
William i. Ryer, nine years old, OF No. n Marion
street, was dangerously injured yesterday by q
runaway horse belonging to James r. Mnlry, OF No.
23 Rutgers street. Mulry was arrested BY the police
OF the Fourteenth precinct
James Carr, aged nineteen, OF No. SO Chrystie
street. was seriously injured yesterday by falling
through hatCnway at No. 143 Chambers street.
He was taken to Che Park Hospital.
Louis Gardilier, aged twenty-fOur, OF No. 55 Null
berry street, was badly hurt yesterday at pier is
North River through piece OF machinery falling
on him. ne was removed to the PARK Hospital.
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Convention Last Might NJ GcrmaniA A.
sembly Rooms.


Convention Last Might IT Gcrnania A.
sembly Rooms.
A meeting took place last evening at the TOR
mania Assembly Rooms, Twenty -sixth street and
seventh avenue, OF the various trade soctettes
interested in the enforcement Of the Eight Hour law
1t appears that lately the bosses Of the building
societies have been making repeated attempts -
already published IN the HERALD, TO gee the ma
sons, plasterers and carpenters to como down to
the ten hour system. This the various trades
have strenuousy resisted to the extent Of sbso-
utey refusing to work in this manner, and Threat
ening strike II it V insisted upon. This was the
object OF the meeting last night Mr.. r. Walsh,
attendance, and evidently the feeling ran high
among the various representatives Of the traces,
which not only were composed OF the trades ~
tackled, but OF the others.
Resolutions were proposed and unanimously
passed. The resolutions In substance stated tnas
way TO the demand OF the bosses, because their
representations were IN every manner alsc 1t
was already proven that In working eight hours
the labor market was already crowded and that
more work was supplied than was wanted, and
that In matter OF price the men received no moro
OF lie. The men had stood by the Eight Hour law
thus long and they. would not give way At this
time, when tine market ID overCrOwded with work
and when 1t IL wei! known that trade Ia in such q
condition that the enforcement OF ten hours u not
In any way necessary. The various trades are.
law.
After these resolutions the business done was OF
q miscellaneous and somewhat disOrderly char
acter, and The meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03

n0use snere arr three candidates held In re-
ssan9ero Dearer OF the party for Governor
snould General Dix be the candidate OF
Sanford Z. Church, Samuel J. Tilden ana y a.
Whitehouse. Congressman nom Dutchess county'
elected TO C0nfresS on the liberal ticksS ana
therefore ~ far IS political availability ia 10 Ia
reck0ned he STANDS square on that Platform.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHURCH,
while averse to voluntarily entering upon ruher
material contest, has declared that n the exeencies
readiness to enter upon the contest as the demo.
cratic standard bearer. The question OF United
States Senator to I'LL the vacancy upon Mr.. Pen
toms retirement Is involved In tho contest for
Governor, as, whoever the next incumbent may be,
II Is politically certain that ne VIII be the next
United States Senator from New York State. should
Chief Justice Church be the nrst choice OF the
party on the ticket then Congressman White
house, II he accepts, Will be the candidate OF the
party Tor Lieutenant Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03
HORRIBLE OUTRAGE BY NEGROES.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2, 1874.
The city papers this morning publish accounts Of
a shocking outrage perpetrated by two negroes on
q negro boy named James Henry woodey. aged
fifteen years, IN Howard county, on the 10Th OF
April According to the boys statement, the two
men scared and branded his limbs In most cruel
manner with red not iron, and afterward poured
spirits OF turpenrine over his naked body and
lower limbs and set MIN on fire. In this condition
extinguisning the names, though In what manner
he is scarcely able to tell. WOodley now lies at
the Lombard Street In0rmary, In this city, his
doubtful 1t is reported this morning that the per-
sons VINO committed the outrage have been ar
rested.
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ANOTHER POLICE CLUBBING CASE.

Last evening dimlnutive boy Of eight years of
age was taken to the Park Hospital by his cousin,
Miss Ann O'Brien, with his neither lip split In hall
and his teeth loosened by blow from the club or
Police Onicer Doyle, Of the Third precinct. He
was accompanied to the hospital by an ofricer Of
the above mentioned precinct. After his lip had
been sewn up by DIR. w. b. Hall the boy gave the
following account Of the clubbing I'll was sell.
ing Nelrses, and Mr.. Doyle wanted to hit some big
boys and lOalerS VINO was troubling, and run
again the stroke He said he was very sorry, and
didn't mean to hit me. live at No. 4 Caroline
street. Ny father is weigher for the Erie Rail-
road at CnamDers street. amt got no hard feel-
ings against the policeman, IOr he did not do 1t .
purpose.n