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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
d Real Estats Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal buildings, cor. Seventh AndF streets n w.
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stEEEfs S6ITaMEsT, AT tJSIioss :
rsss ana 1 duly rseorasa p fiSeE 10. H. ISlio u,
e. se9 Sne Of the lsnd ssco.ds f9r wassngte9
The ;sc1Tss thSsss r E IS gn Sf ne
x. b. islx Il o'ciccE 3. %, he f6lloving Dc,
isrieed real sst.te ssan sitssts n ssid ely and
slI, ta.l q .qasr: nanbssed three Agaqrsd and
font Of twenty-six t2sj feet south street. aud
running baek with thst width dxty-two t2) feet
sPa sS s1y NJ s''n zoe
Terms Of ssiei one-third cash, balance In sx, o.
twelve, ~, D and eighteen uS) month";. for which
the nOtsi che purohf:sr 6eafins iptsEsst az Ten
byf DECD % trust On ne properly sold. Al con,
not GO aped With q Ten dayh tse trSstse fsssrysi
the right 10 resel the property a. risk and cost o.
the defanitlns purehaier, AFR a least ave days
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
RYGREEN d WILLIAMS, AnetIen'ri
~ No. l0Ql. porthHeat corner Tenth and ID Gtreet
my3d
RY THOMAS DOwLINa.
. Auctioneer,
81 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.

T Trees, 81 @el ySs ATcTIoN; 1880,
Sh IL sell ~ Savage SOU ue, on street. between
Fourth and Finh streets Frame Dwelling House.
shruohery and Fruit Trees, all to be removed within
LEY lens cam. ruo,x.a r,,,,rr ,ra A.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
RAILROADS.
Nv GsHINdToN AND oHio RAILROAD.

w AsHINuION AND oHIV hAILKUAD
suAMER ARRANGEMENT : TWO DAILY
MING NAY s. 1914. E--' 800
Lesve WlshinE ton at q, M an 4 n M. and Al
exsndrta a. s;ioS m and 4:I0 p m. Pass Leesburg
arrive Purcellvnle 1t u m. and D. m. =
Leave Pnrcellyllle at $3.50 m. aud l2:3o p: m. ;
pass Leesburg lgoing castwArd) at q. IN. and l:IA
p m, and arrive nj Alexandra at S:I5 o. M and
u. m.
fa.sengers from washington win take the wash
ingtoh and Ohto cars At the Baltimore aud Potomac
LsnLoaa hation a. .. N. and 4 p, m. and 20
through TO Purcellvtlle Without charge OF cars.
The $40 Q. m. train from Alexandria aud 1870 p.
Hth klEers daily line OF coaches for SnickersvIe,
HerryTHse and Winchester; also with Reamers
commntatlon tickets, three cents pr mile.
AEcual tickets, 90. X. II. HAvENEER.
myiS-n General Ticket A gent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
QY b. H. WAhNEB
hsse Iornss anS

DY b. HI. WARNER, -t
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. N. W.
AssTIensEISsi ,ssAsLb5522EEyAttEhPLEIsMPPE2vF2R
sQVARE Is, Fronting ON EOQR.ANp.A:
sSHIsaiRksffi: y, SS sTkEEETl bfsIMSfEEaSs
ES%REENy fEs6S sfiR k1Hr seeaHhTfET E b.
kfR SsPR sfx sd SSAN
ALSO on THE s0gTH 4 e2REER OF
SQUARE g. Al PuBLI6 iG6TIoN:
mencing at so'cIock p. m. and On each succeeding
the property q sold we viii offer fOt tx, IN konf
no, II, Il Is Il, is, 10, a. Is. 10, 20, a, q p Jhe
west seven feet front Of lot a all Of Is - y, the
wet eighteen feet front OF IS All OF q, the south
twenty feet front Of 90, ali Of %, 90 81. e. and the
north eight eight inches front OF lot square
iof n lin in s sgusM tnefe0n A'0' SUD
TeriI Of Saiei One third cash; the residue In one
two and threa years with interest At eight per
payable seml-annually. All conveyancing at pur-
chsser's cost; eloO deposit on acceptance Of each
bid. 4...
BRAiN4kB ii. WARNER, Essignees.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
myle-wFM&ds a..0... ..... Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
RY Z. J. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
dI Seventh street, opp. United States Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF NORTH
ar sTrRHEET ~ BETWEEN , nomRTH ANDFiFrH

BY virtue OF . deeds OF trust. dated June Il, A
d. is73, duly recorded In Liber No. TBS, folio soA.
st seq. one OF the land records for the county Of
the request Of the party secured thereDy. we will
sell at public auction. In mont OF the premises,
TUESDAY, June 1874, at O'Clock y. m, all that
piece or parcel Of ground lying and being In the
city OF Washin gton, District Of Columbia, known
and distinguished as being the western part OF
original lot numbered eighteen, u.s. in square
numbered i've hundred and fourteen, t5l4.) begin
ming for the same ut q point on NJ street north,
twenty-one (21l feet ave () inches east from the
northwest corner OF raid lot numbered eighteen,
Qs;) thence running south one hundred ana eighty
eight uss) feet eleven and half (u4) inches to q
thirty (3l foot alley; thence southwestsrly along
the line Of said alley the southwest corner OF said
lot eighteen, Qs;l thCnce north one hundred AID
ninety -four lsD feet seven % inches to the line Of
street; thence east twenty-one GIL feet Eve (5)
inches to the place of beginning.
Terms; One third Of the purchase money In cash;
balance az stx, twelve and eighteen months. with
interest at seven % per cent. per annum, to be
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. A
Deposit Of slc0 will BE- required at time Of sale All
conveyancing at cost OF purchaser. lfterms OF sale
are not complied with in seven days the trustees
serve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser aer i've days
advertisement.
GEORGE II. B. WHITE. trustees
y q - A.
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DY b. HI. WARNER, .r .-a-.
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,

II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Sey enth and sts NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT TIE
CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BOUNDARY
STREETS NORTHWEST. 80 =
2, A. ID. 1874 and duly recorded In Lib r No.7l4.
folio 10, Of the Land R cords for Washington
county, d. c., viii sell at pubic auction on MON
DAY. June !, 1S74, Al $40 O'Clock p m. Lots num-
bered HfIy,four and fffy i've, In R. Tracy's sub
thirty-hve and thirty-six of Starr Metcalfs sub
division Of square No. ST. .-
Terms: 81, 3Ss with interest at ten per cent. per
annum from March q, lsza, with expenses Of sale in
cash; balance In one year. A deposit Of el0o re-
Quired at time Of sale which VIII be forfeited II
terms Of sale are not compiled with ip ave dayI.
'-.... ". r BURR r. TRACY. Trustee.
= j. T. COLDHELL,
myle-TuThsads. = Salesman.
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BE tEs'sSss rs S. s,s..-
rsEsEEsss sssz 3 a EIRSrE s5 Ssr

H0RTHWE8T.r = r. r.. err ~
is., ;ss a..sd :s 81 4.
land recordl for THO seslty Of M.shins Ane by
sSs 81 SIS ss sS;ss 's Sa @ ~ *
S!: s.s : siIS 4
2: sSsrsss. sSss 4 4 y r.
HsIss e AZ. 'Iss fi:s sIss ss
month. thsIs.sE A!th Il Pr 6 ss9, f g.
cured D. Adeed o. trust on the property. AL the
costs ofdes6s and recording % be q The fxpense Of
Inc purchaser, and Y The Hams are not Compiled
VIII wiIp y rssoia Il tss r,sf and eo q the
purchaser ass three dsys' notice Published IN Tnk
sAf.osa. MAYNARD n wA9NER. I
srrHEABovEs ALElsPosTPo UNTIL
k1sARp H. w iiIa hsh, e Tna!Ri ssse
myls-d&ds /, :
ArTHE ABOVE SALE Is PosTPoNEDUNTIL
MONDAY, June !, 1874, same hour and place.
B. H WARNER, Trustee. =
pysrgb,s, GHk4 =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26

ESHFTERYPODY SHOULD CONSULT
~ HIS DIRECTORY BEFORE MAkIEG
.-z PURCHASES. OR TRAESACTlNG AM
KIND OF BuSINESSlN THE DISTRICT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
DYE. H. WARNER.
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer.
Federal ButldinGs, corner Seventh and ste. y. w.
STORY FRAME DWELLING No. sOs, ON THE
WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH sTREET WEST,

BETMEEh AND 4 STREETS NORTH, AT
By Virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May 9, A. D,
49, TO Daniel l. Eaton and myself, duly recorded
for Washington county. In the District Of Column
bia and The request OF the party secured thereby
will sell az public auction, In front Of the prem
tses, on MONDAY, May IS IGt, az O'Clock p. M,
the following described REAL estate situate In the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia. 10 wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF ground known
and described the south twenty tl feet front Of
lot twelve 2 IN square four hundred and three, by
the depth of said lot Also, the strip Of ground In
said lot the north side OF said part Of said lot
aescTi6ed n certain deed recorded in iioer Y. 3.
ington county. d. c., together with the improve
Terms As prescribed by the deed Of trust: Two
thousand dollars, with interest ten per cent per
annud. nom May 0, 1873, to day Of sale, and e.
penses OF sale In cash; and the balance six and
Twelve months. for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from the day OF sale, and
secured by deed Of trust the properly sold will
be taken. 4 depoSif OF 300 vii be required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All conveyancing at
The e1penss Of the purchaser II terms Of sale are
trustee reserves the right 70 resfn the property al
ave days' notice in some one or more newIpapers
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY,
mye-wFM&ds. Surviving Trustee.
A%THE, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until SATURDAY, June 9, 1874 same hour and
place. GEORGE W. sTICKNEY.
: Surviving Thu tee.
]. T. CoLpHELL.
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OATS! OATS!

large supply ofysry "a sror OATS,
BALED HAY hsD stray ZOE ss sHkk Low
W Indiana syenue and Fifst street,
app near y. ana o. kplgsaa Depot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
SUMNER RESORTS.
DEE PARK HOTEL,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
viii Be opened for abe reception Of visitors on bs
18th Of June, under the mana cement Of Mr.. JAMES
SYKES, 20 whom applications for rooms may be
Addressed al Washington city. until June 1; after
that date - Deer PaSk, 6srrril eannty. Nd
In addition TO The very aesir able accommodations
offered families and ladies' especial Engagements
have been made to accommodate single gentlemen
the NAV
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
DROPOSALs FOR FUEL.
HEAD9g4aIlss M4aIsn cenrs,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE coRrs,
eoAWk! asnfssTos. M Ss.iG Ia
St sappiyns Wool and Goal . i iSs uS,ed
y: Ssi g
Points he s.sS t sad :. ss
Re S ta Marine
Tine Coal 70 be scod white sih EGG Coal,
tses s. eSs f 81 he &c
and delivered at Such points The lmits OF The
" e He $. e e o a
and Coal 70 be furnished upon the monthly or guar
~ IN S; s.s
0'.A0n'' Wa F6RTsMourH, Nh.
' g s cor: e g s Sd;ss. - ~
cHARLEsTowN, MASS.
8 CORDS Of Wood,
.BRooKLYN. NY. -.
dneindinE Assistant .ouartsrinaster's oaeeo
-, ~ , ,o". 20 . Fiji asHSfETSlDELrBIA, PA.
dSslsiHt1 SsSTiiSaasossss,. 8. 9.
80, unelsdlhs guard at Naval AagAzine.)
Is cords Of Wood. - nj s-.-4. .-..
ANNAPoLxs, MD. .-
spra' OF oSSRo;sfosr, VA.
y cords Of T FFsssAoo1A, FLA.
. cords OF M %Ssi bland, CAL.
g s ssni q 81 f %to;od.
CHits ihs privilege Of increasing the quantity
III %opd sad csl tsrkslsa At w..bing.oa city
~ risep y Ell
SisSE fs2rh5 " o. proposs3, esp be epsstusd upon
Ssifa yeiiy;isa The lsss g rsisfItp 70 REJECT an
4 sSSsssiy, 70 Sc s,snsSS By twe nspsssiels per-
Ss:Dsn MY. S * p
otherwise 1. will not be eonsidsfed,-
dressed TO the undsrsisisa IN = sr.ox.
Mslor sad QaartsrnsssssI United siiiss Marine
f. - obi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
DY I.AT1MER q CLEAnY,
d. Auctioneers and Real Estate brokers,
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Elev-
enth street, Sfar Once Building.

1E&ff6k .pwEfkiNe Po On ! sFh hEEt fosTH.
March "A, ISL, and Only recorded in Libese4s folio
lsA being one Of the md records for Washington
county, IN the District Of Columbia, and BY the
written request OF the party secured thereby. Will
SILL At public suction, on the premises, op TUES
DAY, the 18Th ~ Of May, 18Th At O'Clock, D. m,
the eastern part Of lot numbered twenty, 20, } In
square numbered two hundred and 1fly, C21,) hav-
ing q front Of eighteen .feet one inch on north l
street. and r1nning back with the sime width TO
the southern rear line OF said lot together with
the Improvements thereon, consisting of o we'll
built three-stoTy brick Dwelling, with two-story
Back Building, contxining In ali about ten rooms,
with bathroom range, hot and cold water, marble
This property is situated IN one OF the most con-
yenient and. pleasant decisions In the city, and
should command ths attention Of persons desirous
Terms, One fourth sa;S I.sidns in twelve, eigh;
from day q SAFE q Ten FER sent; per snn5m; AZ
are npt comp with In ten days from day Of sale
the Trustee reeerves The right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the dsfsulting purchaser.
Alter giving ave days' notice In some Newspaper
published In the CITY Of W nshington.
SAMUEL CROSS, Surviving Trustee.
- .H-.- LATIHER 4 CLEARY, -.
my14-d&ds tStar1 Anctioneefrs
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

WAsHINQToN, NoRFOLK, NEW york
The ans i'm s stssnss ADJ 81 fIE IxKEhsy.
he ss.rS Dot Ssa q sistS lsreet, sysTy GoNB1Y
and THUnsAx 2. p NJ: sOscainS =, sHs PE9j
steam.hip Of the u. and u. Line for Boston and
Providence; with the Lorllarl Ste n1shIp Con- panY
for New York. Freight should be addressed "CEre
Of Lady Of The Lake, via Gorfolk:n
Sixth-Street wharf,
A. Q. PLANT, General Agent,
mh0 Room No. 10, Pant Building.
MERCHANTS LIN E OF STEAMSHIPS :.
N wAsH1NerosNF I ESYkn5SSEw YORK.
,Asgsagef tRe ene steamshlps Z. G; KNISH an9
FRfPs ZEN III %sk9s fsgaitsEExxSbbktI.
EAsHIEaTON and GEoRGEToWN, y folloE.i
Leave Sew fork from Pier o East River every Sc,-
q; ehd Alexandria the SANG day Is x "a .nr,
snS 1S.s sPDag VA %ss.P .iee
9wnS q e. the corner Of seyentssntA f{eeSS Aha
ssw I2fksyenue. ]. W. THoPPre:sSc5s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26
,LPHA7ET1CAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Containing Cards OF First-CIass Estab-
tishments In all Branches of Bust.
ness in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-26

THURSDAY, june 4, 1874, same hour and place,
S my SSsa 81 'n WoRaLEY JOHNSON, Aucts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
The Water Gives Up Its Dead
A Mystery.

Yesterday morning Edward Jones, residing
short distance above Gretna, on the right bank
of the river, had his sttention called to sin.
gular looking object floating in the water, and,
prompted by curiosity, he made closer ex.
animation of it, when, to his horror, he dis
covered it was the body OF man.
The head and hands had been clearly cut
of, so that identification was next to impos-
sible. Where the body came from, when and
how the deed was committed yet remains
wrapped in cloud of mystery. Some of the
neighbors took the disfgured trunk from the
river and carried it to house near by, where
it is now lying.
The cut which severed the head from the
body is SO smooth as to preclude the inference
that it was the work Of the fishes, and the posi-
ton Of the limbs is such as would seem to
warrant the conclusion that a violent struggle
had taken place at the time of death. By our
mornings edition the investigation will have
been held and we can then speak more know
ingly about the matter.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
The Pemberton Case.
$4,000 Bail Demanded.

Mr.. H. NJ. Pemberton was on Thursday
arraigned before Judge Macarthur, to answer
to the suspicion, and nothing else, that he was
one of the men concerned in the killing OF
Judge Crawford and District Attorney Har-
rison, in Catahoula parish, last September.
Assistant Attorney General Dibble was not
on hand, but Mr. Crawford, brother of the
deceased Judge, requested that the case be
continued for three weeks to give him an OPP
portunity to bring forward witnesses to verify
his suspicion, and that in the mean time the
prosecuted gentleman be remanded.
MIR. Whitaker argued the motion, and Judge
Macarthur ordered the case fixed for July 25th
and the release Of the accused on $4,000
bail.
Mr.. Pemberton has few personal friends in
this city, but no doubt those of our citizens
who have responded before under like circum-
stances will come forward
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
Wife Beating.
A Negro Woman Dangerously
Injured.

Thursday about A. NJ, a negro woman
named Sally Smith was assaulted and beaten
and seriously injured by her husband, Thomas
Smith
The affair took place in house on Howard
street, between jackson and Josephine, and
the circumstances attendant on it are as fol.
lows:
The couple occupy room in house on
Thalia street, between Carondelet and Baronne
streets, and have, to all appearances, been
living happily together, but it would seem
that recently the green-eyed monster took
possession of the woman, and not without
cause.
That night he left the house, and she
FOLLOWED HIM,
and traced him to the scene Of the difficulty.
He entered and she attempted to follow,
but found the gate and door locked and
she commenced rapping for admittance.
Smith came out and after few moments
conversation,
KNOCKED HER DOWN,
striking her with some hard substance, said to
have been brick. He then kicked her fear
fully, and finally ran off, leaving her lying on
the banquette.
The woman was picked up by several per-
Sons and conveyed to her house, where an ex-
animation elected the fact that she was ter
ribly hurt.
There was a large cut on the top Of the head,
where the skull was fractured and her body
and side were horribly bruised. So serious is
the hurt in the side that the mere laying of
his hand on it by the physician during the ex-
animation threw her into commissions.
Dr. Johnson, who is attending her, pro-
nounces her condition critical in the extreme
After the woman had been brought home,
Smith cody put in an appearance and was
ARRESTED.
His statement is rather weak. He says his
wife started to climb the fence of the house in
which he was, and fell from the top, and that
her injuries are entirely the result Of this and
that sundry others were caused by his pushing
her from him when she was beating him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
GRETNA GREEN-AN ELOPEMENT.

The quiet old Third was considerably stirred
some two weeks since at the elopement Of one
Henry Maths with the charming Miss Rosa
Kaiser, aged Is years. The case was one OF
pure affection, yet the parents sought for them
far and near without avail, until yesterday,
when the pair were discovered, and the gal
liant Henry taken to the Fifth Precinct Station.
A trial of the case yesterday morning before
Judge Long elucidated the fact that the court
ship was as earnest on the part Of the fair
damsel as on Henrys, and thereupon the
court divorced the couple not yet married
and returned the young lady to her parents
and let Maths go his way rejoicing. The old
lady gossipers are busy over the affair, and
doubtless they are happy over this suspicious
events which gives them subject for converse
ton.
CRUELTY TO SOCIETY ANIMALS. - One of
Them in Trouble -J Jackson, first name I'M
known and Of no particular interest,) the
enterprising pound driver of the Cruelty to
Society Animals, who took Major Eastman's
horse and wagon from the shed attached to
Dan Hikock's house, has got into trouble on
account Of his little speculation He is
wanted by the police, to answer to the charge
Of larceny preferred against him by the
Major.
The wagon and horse were recovered from
the pound, on search warrant issued from
the Fifth Metropolitan Police Court, and
turned over to their owner
1t Is to be hoped that an example will be
made OF jackson, and that it may serve to
prevent any further proceedings of the kind
on the part Of the cruelty men.
Judge Hawkins after hearing the argu-
ments on both sides, decided that the defend
ants had not made out their case, and ordered
that the injunction be made perpetual until
the trial Of the case ON its merits. This kills
for soma lime Hr. Bernau and his of6cers
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
INSURANCE NOTICES.

ONCE Of the Home Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans. July l, 1s74-Notce is hereby given to
the scrip holders of this company that in compliance
with a resolution previously adopted by them, Ger.
tcates Of stock in lieu of scrip have been issued and
ready to be delivered to them upon the sur
render of their certificates of scrip.
jy2 I'm CHAS. LRSASSIER Sec ~.
Office of Hope Insurance Company Of New
Orleans-New Orleans, June 80, lS74.-Ihe an
nual election for Directors of this Company will
MONDAY, July ID, from II O'Clock, NJ, to 2
Pm. LOUIS BARNETT,
je30 I'd Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03
Excessive Mortality Among Southern
Negroes.

Chattanooga Correspondence Cincinnati Com
mercial.l
From what I observed of the daily life o.
the negroes, and from careful study of the
mortality reports of the Southern cities,
am led to the belief that the census of 1886
will show decrease of the negro population
of the Southern States, at once significant and
startling,
In this city, for the month of May, there
were % deaths, Is Of whom were negroes. Az
they compose not above one third Of the popu-
lation, it follows that the death rate among
them was six times greater than among the
whites.
There is not law of health that the negroes
do not Violate and the consequence is they
have not the endurance against disease
possessed by the whites The great bulk OF
the victims of cholera and smallpox in the
South are negroes. OF the deaths from
cholera here last summer, two-thirds were
negroes. The medical men could not prevent
and all sorts of vegetable trash. They would
eat and then lay down and die with cheerful
resignatiopr- eat poison in the very face Of
death and I'm spite Of every protest. The
medical men here know this to be true, and it
is from them I gather the information. An
incident illustrates the case pretty well. A
dealer in fruits here last summer had lot of
large watermelons from the South, which he
was not allowed to sell during the prevalence
of cholera
One night the health officer had them carted
to the river and thrown in. They looked
tempting but were stale, and death had a
place in each one. Nevertheless, while on
the way to the river a negro stole one of the
largest and slipped around into back alley to
eat it. He had nice time all to himself over
IL and died in ten hours
If the death rate continues to ''discrimi-
nate" SO largely against the negroes in the
future as it has in the past three weeks, the
graveyard clause Of the civil rights bill is
the only one about which they need give
themselves concern That they do not in
crease as in slavery is easily accounted for.
Then some discreet white man was interest
ed to the extent of $500 to $500 in the pre-
servation Of the life Of each. They were looked
after watched over and Card for Just as the
wise farmer looks after and cares for his stock
It was matter of dollars and cents rather than
humanity with the master, but the result was
the same-the negro had pretty fair lease Of
his life. It is different now The negro, like
everybody else, must look out for himself, and
a rather dubious job he makes of it. If he is
sick, the doctors do not interest themselves to
a great extent in his case, for negro patients
are VIGOROUSLY poor pay. If he dies, the doc
tors most invariably get nothing and If he
lives, the prospect of pay is some better. but
not altogether free from doubt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-03

Last month was the anniversary of the
memorable financial crash at Vienna, in 1873.
We learn from our European exchanges that
traces of that unfortunate event are not even
yet totally obliterated. Sixteen joint stock
companies forty-four banks, thirty-six indus
trial companies, eighteen building societies
and one insurance company, representing in
the aggregate capital value of 313, SOC, 900
dorins, continue to the present day under the
Bankruptcy Court. With regard to other
more fortunate establishments, which have
managed somehow to weather the storm, the
effects of the crash are painfully visible in the
quotation of shares. 1t is scarcely three
quarters Of a year since our panic of 1873, and
if the longer time has not served to obliterate
the effects of the Vienna panic, it is hardly to
be expected that impaired confidence here
should be restored in the shorter time of nine
This engine won't work" said a fireman