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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08
CT CHARLES THEATRE.
NINETEENTH ANNUAL
MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL
FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
MARDI GRAS NIGHT,
Tuesday. February ~, 1874.
GRAND ANNUAL

RAND ANNUAL
FANCY DRESS BALL.
BE BY THe
3ouns Veterans Il. VI. \. &. Of 4S69-6J,
Saturday. February II. Is7fs
ECONOMY HALF,
0s.'I'iaes, between Maras and Where streets
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
GEORGE JoSEs. Chairman;
. g. LaspaId, seph Bower, jerome Pascal,
Charles Vigers,
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
J. J. Ross, Chairman;
soses,is victor n ". Green Joseph Larock,
Charles Middleton.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
NJ. FEKHAHD, Chairman;
Cnasies Elgard, p Perry William Wallace.
Raphael ST Amand.
Ladies' invitations be had by applying to this
Commit tee on Invitation.
Grntlemens tickets, ~ 80 fe8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

BRIEF MESrIoN.-Joe Keller was arrested
s.sterday on the belief that ne wounded
Iouis Ramon.
Detective Devreaux yesterday recovered
= gold watch and chain recently stolen from
Mr. NJ. Movers. at the corner of Richard
and Religious streets.
Some Canal street merchants called at
police headquarters and identified the line
goods found in Mrs. Schneider's house.
Molly Darling is under arrest and IN the
first precinct, and if it is possible tor the
Attorney General to hang her, or send her
to the Penitentiary, which is worse, he Will
confer great favor on all lovers OF music.
We have had Molly Darling until she rs
bald-headed, and nything to escape further
punishment from that source will be well
come.
Louis Br;tton, driver of butchers cart,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08
NPEKA HOUSE FANCY DRESS
MASK BALL

The ANIMAL Fancy Dress and Mask Ball at the
Opers, House viii be given MARDI GRAS NIGHT.
Abundant arraB eements have been made to mako
this of the most splendid given there.
An immense orchestra OF the best musical talent
10 engaged.
Nothing has been left undone to give this ball
great eclat. Policemen will DO there to pre- serve
perfect order The dancing floor will be complete
Ladies' invitations and tickets can be obtained Of
Mr. Ellie, music store, at No. Isl Canal street.
Gentlemen's tickets, So fel I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08
BALLS.
MARDi cRAs''''.'''''''' "ARDi 9RAs
February ~, 1874,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BALLS.

La COTERIR
CARNIVAL AND BAL MASQUR,
Under the auspices OF appropriate cOmmteoe,lt
composed of the following we'll known citizens:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

(NkAND EXPOSITION CUL1NAlRE.
" Grand Fancy Dress Ball given by the French
Cooks Benevolent Association Of New Orleans, ut
GRUNEWALD HALL, FEBRUARY IL, 1874. Ladies
invitations and gentlemen's tickets can be had BY
making application at NO ~ kampart street, cor,
street No. Is Royal street. or at any hotel or Ess.
taurant. liza.
Tickets 81. fe6 TT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

Z SaRy WARN superintendent
Weeks reports that his records show that
shere we're twenty-nine fires last month,
eight false alarms, and three general alarms.
ef any other city can get up as lively fire
:fesn AS this inside OF month she can sacri-
.Cs. all our old boots. One fire each day
Tor twenty-nine successive days is some
~ at too lively, even for our tiremen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

JAM. TuxsIas DEsp--This man. who
~.s 40 terribly cut by Samuel Scott on
tbsartt the steamboat Natche, last Thurs
day, died in the Charity Hospital yesterday.
Scott has not been arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

rs.1.I WAR;, RErUnIIcAS CLrB.-Mr.
Charles Bihb. president OF this organiza-
siou, informs us that there will be a club
meeting tomorrow evening at the hall on
Sigzt. near Liberty street As there VIII
Le important business before the meeting
- - hoped that the sfice:s and neVbers
s..lt attend promptly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

EooTPAD AT WoRK.-Earlv yesterday
inornng John O'NeII was watching freight
a. Liberty street, Kew Basin, when along
stepped a footpad who tapped him on his
head. knocking him down. As O'Neil fell
u. rolled into the canal. and would have
been surely drowned had not assistance ar
.iyed immediately. 1t is not known who
She rascal is, or why he should have COM
emitted such desperate act, but 1t is sup
posed that he intended to silence the waIch-
M M and then steal some of the freight. The
eext time that highwaymsn tries his expert
snenr gain he Will get a taste OF good lead
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

Notice.-Metropoita Savings Bank, NO IL
Camp street. January 30. l8.4.-A sale Of al
pledges to this Bank upon which the interest has
not been paid, will be made by r NJ, 4 B. J. Mont.
gomery. auctioneers, on FRIDAY, SATURDAY and
MONDAY, Februavy -, ii and Ii, 1874 All persona
interested will take due notice. and govern them
selves accordingly. 7. D. VAN HORN.
81. Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

NOtice.-On and after this date all applications
and for transfer of live stock to or from
steamboats, and railroads by steam ferrybOat Trade
Palace must be made on board or at the Office Of
G. NEHLES co. ia3I I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

Lotfs ..p THE EEwsHoAs' HonE.-Miss
Aot,a. who is almost Worshiped by the
n-wsboys of Sew Orleans, will give the
Newsboys' Home benefit at The st. Charles
Theatre, tomorrow night. as q partial re-
flrh for the many compliments paid TO her
Sy them. Thus it will be seen that favOrs
are rendered in other than high places.
'There will be fine bill offered. and if the
h.use is not full the fault viii! not rest with
S.otta Or the ne &sboys.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-08

ForRrR or MsRc,f A. tfoIipAv.-Acsise
members of our fire department are quite
unsnimous in hoping that our Legislature
will make the fourth OF March legal holi'
day, and the boys are keeping their eyes
open in looking toward the Senate. The
bill was passed through the House.
, 1874-02-17

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 16.-A short time
ngo the House Of Representatives. passed roso-
luton calling upon the Secretary Of tho Navy to
inform them how much Of tho appropriation for
the fiscal year sondlng June 80, 1874, w1as OK
pondcd prior to January last, and low much of
tho $4,000, 900 appropriated by the prosont Con-
grcsa has been expended, and for whit purpose.
The Secretary has prepared reply, in which he
Hays Tho appropriation for tho fiscal ycar ending
1una 30. 1874. exclusive OF 318o o40 opnro11ristud
in the Legislative, Executive, hntl Jutlcia! Ap-
preparation bill, amounted to a24, ,Qi8, $50. From
this. appropriation wns drawn, prior to Jan.
Inst, 31B 1854, ,304, OF which amount there WAS TO-
ported, prior to that date, s1,922,725, making
tho amount Of these appropriations actually
lcsaenod ZIG, 481 .G88, leaying to tho credit Of
tho naval establishment 37,68G, ,481. To this
was added - ,000, 900 by tho appropriation Of
December last. making tho invaluable balance,
Jan. s11 ,585, ,A8l. or this sum Of 81, ,090,-
600, nothing had actually been taken at tho date
Of tho resolution, except hy tho Bureau
Of Construction and Repair, which ex-
pended from that appropriation. 1896, 900
In the repair OF lilo ironclads Ajax,
Canandnigua, ::Wyandotto, Dictator, Roanoke,
and Terror. Tho % 100000 was placed to tho
credit of tho Hoveral bureaus, and won't to roim.
burBe them for extraordinary expenditures
which thoy were required to make and wore not
contemplated In the regular appropriations. Tho
department docs not expect to need any further
appropriations for the current yoar.
, 1874-02-17
THE CIVIL SERVICE,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Iribnne.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. 10.-It Ii announced
TINT tho House Committee on Expenditures In
the Treasury Department will recommend tho
abolition Of tho Office Of Special Agent, and TINT
tho printing Of currency shall DO done. BY tho
Treasury Department IN this city.
TIE OFFICE OF PENSION AoETT,
Bon Butler introduced bill to-day aboliahing
tho Office Of Pension Agent, and providing that
tho work Of paying pensions shall hereafter bo
done by PoBtmasters. Tho latter officials arc to
give additional bonds to covor their increased
responsibilities and to receive 10 cents per head
Oh oil the pensioners they pay as compensation.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Tho House Committee on Civil Service Re-
form will, it is announced, report favorably in d
week or two tho bill to regulate appointment to
civil Offices. which they have boon considering.
The material features Of tho bill wero mention-
cd In your dispatches some timo ainco, and pro-
vide for tho examination Of candidates to be
nominated BY the member Of Congress- in whose
district vacancy Bhan occur. Tho clorkshipB
and other minor Offices are to be divided out,
30 many to each Congressional District. There
iB but little doubt Of tho passage Of this bill in
tho Houuc, as 1t Ia very fRyorably regarded by
Congres8naen generally.
, 1874-02-17
NOTES AND NEWS,
Sueciat Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.


uTAH AND ITS ao9EhHMEhT'
WARRINGTON, .. c., Feb. 1B.-Do1ogate Con-
nor nf Utah introducad A mernnrinl from tim
1,oa;a1,t,,ro ~ thot To,r;torv o.kinp Tint f,on,
nosisM1u.o "a .na1 .us'''oAs aeAAs 'u"' w..
gresslonal COMMITTEE Rnall po aont
thoro to Investigate the condition Of
thipps in tho Tetrftory. with special
raforence tn TIM onest;on of lin loyaltv snd d.
.o.,as ~ 49, S,a~,non. ~ t,,a 11,,;taa e.,ta.
Yo1lon OF sno Mornons 70 'no onAtoo osa'os
Government. The resolution was sent to tho
Judiciary Committee.
INSPECTION or erEasr.yrssrLa.
r,,a HI, ~. t,,o ,,ottor ,,roto,t,on ~ Epa =,
A' ~. ~ NV oos.e4 tsseo w. IT,
poaro OF vesseia pTopelseo ~ Wnole OF ~ past ny
a!ean Wna Mauo tne shecla! ofuer lot consloesa-
uon III tuo 11ouse on 1ueeuAy VI noAt MeeA'
TIE oEhTENSIAh At rhl14nphLrH1A' =,
Iae 1NStlt o. Ino ouncgnoe "'sCueslou ~ a', .1o
p.oposea eousonua ~. ae1s.o!i H.. .. o9nssosa anI
ea.Gs sna' .ns ;s ae1Gs' u mnoao ~
,1, gnetAeen 10 6iauu1nny "o"NousuE ~ 0onbtono'
tHoae wno Ato "utAnf ~ secuts ~ ~ s,l:
' t;on iion ouneissI ~ s Cona.4 - i ;ne ln@op1'n
blu" oesin W uep.ss o,Bnn a,..>..sa -, nsn,.''
,s ,,;, ,,,,a ii a. tin Motjnnai n 1Io+o, =, a.,
- Vlne 99'to ln e. sno H".ona' nosu. VI e. ~
lootloi oi tn9 Atutoye. ~ eo'Iauttatlo! VI
sovo1al pilyhlola;n oat11suay' usa opnu...on NM
pronounced Critical. ae IL somewhas oas'es TO-
dny' out py no meHns out o1 uanRe1.
auPEApislso AAotlrEol a!uLtEfr
ataItea Mest e. mto-hgEe on pusleMnn % tour coI, i',
neesea "ltn tne bus'nohs m =! 1ls onco' ~ 70 VIII
yislt Cinclnnatl, ohlcaeo' ss Aon's, ana Alil"au"
ice oolore nln ~. tottirn. ttl .,,, u.,
~. ~ .ao ts,.a@ nssoe.4.11 1,'.1.., .e", ..
w.au,xoror E Eah II Sh, Aam, sscratorv =, Tim
H. H"o..t""ioNt ~. ~. ~ Iso.o'"l2 ~ ~
, 1874-02-17
THE ARMY.
:'pfcial Dispatch to THO Chlcaqo Tribune.
1,Yr

WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. 10-Notwithstand-
Ing tint tho mombers OF tho House Military
Committee in favor Of reducing the army hayo
boon quito 8angnlno that tho measure would be
popular III tho nouae, tlero aro good roaBonB
for believing tLat tho bill now in committee will
moet will, worry strong and formidable oppo-
sltion. Army o!llcora have q great donI Ut
iuiluenco with Congressman, aud those who
hayo testified boforo tho Committee hayc boon
unanimous In opposing reduction. Tho War Do
partmont oitlcIa'n have alBo been active, In Boa
hon and ont OF aoaBol, III lobbying against tho
reduction, using all tho tnluonco tAoy hRyo, aud
, 1874-02-17
C0LLECTIoN OF CUSTOMS.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.

1NFonMEnB' MoIETIEB.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Fob. 1G-The Waya and
Means Committee will hoar arguments to.mor
row for aua against tho bill 70 abolish tho sYs-
tenn OF paying informers moiotica, a delegation
from the Now York Chamber Of Commerce ap-
pea1ing In favor OF the bill, aud number OF
customs officials aud in!ormorA' attorneys ap-
pearing against It,
CONSTRUCTION OF STATUTES.
To-day proved all EXCEPTION to tho rulo thet
tho business douo On h1orday il calculated to do
more harm than good. 1'ho bill introduced by
Kasson, from the Ways and Means Committee,
and paHaoa by tho House, TO provide ssalnst 4
, 1874-02-17
INDIANA.


NEW YonK, Feb. 10.-Ten women and tHn
mon organized In this city yeaterday for CRU.
t:,ia wook to prayer for IN increase 81 bhsIs
numbers.
, 1874-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE,

WARRINGTON, D. G., Feb. IL.
Dark ounNEECY.
Mr. ANTHONY n. I.) presented \ memorial
slguod by officers OF tho National Dauks OF hlaHsa-
olusottsand Rhode 1s!snd, protesting against the
, 1874-02-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.
GARDNER House FURNITURE

EnoR SAhEE.
The undersigned Assignee Of tho estate Of II. II.
Garluer and +. II. Gould, ocrs for sale tho properly
belonging to sold bankrupt osne consisting Of tho fur
nituro ard Az futures Of th9 s9known G.spor House.
Ihe hoto! c9ntans ogor 20 single snd .uo.
cd thcreughly fuEni.ted At o1ponso Of s co. and
provided VIII Tuts patent passenger elevator, also
Tho interior arrangements OF tho house beloved to
be tho ost perfect u hool In Chicago Tao office,
lhd1os roceptton-Eoom barbeEe shop bar
aud bill Iooms tho latter containing slx tables Of
standard make on tho sroot ooc aid all thor
raD9od: IL tho basomons ths heating apparstas.
dty and dryihg roons. a.o tho wias- oelisf,
bot.llnR paokns and arranging wincs anI liquors Of
19o ea1ving,room and PANTRY communicating with tho
dining room. lad!os o1dlnary and also tho
laSos' narloFs. ana about twenty 1ooms and suits.
diato ocoupaney md cap DO opencd at slight
penac: worry favorable lease OF tho ote DO OBJ
tntned.
beloved that hotel either in Chicago or tho Gu.
tire osEs 50 avorab9 an oppoftuny for
ss % 1"ays %on kent IN itstea.s sylo and ia roputa
Further particuaEs nay o pht@ ri By wrtton Dor
sonal application to tho undersL. TIM premises.
JOaltUA 4 HfklIlIt Assignee.
, 1874-02-17
WISCONSIN.
W1EI}QN8lN
Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.

Special Dispateh TO The Chicago 1t1bune.
AT CoLuMpuH.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. ia dispatch from Colum.
bus, Wis.,, dated Fob. 16, says: IA well-known
young lady Of this city, prominent always in
good works. is circulating petition
around town for signature. TO- .
hall requesting him to discontinue tho sale Of
liquors therein. It is considered by o large
number OF respectable ctlzone that thore ia no
objection to tho billiard-hall, unaccompanled
with thu temptation to indulge tn strong
drink, but tho time has como when Buot tempta-
tionB should DO strictly forbidden under tho
garb OF innocent amusement, 1t ia said that tho
iady'e attempt will not auccoed and TINT II II
docs not, tho billiard man will find rather warm
time in sto1o for him."
MILWAUKEE.
Special Ditpnteh to Tho Chicago tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1G.-A committee Of 1fl.
was,keo ladies' announce their intontion OF com.
moncing praying at tho leading saloons In this
city on Thursday afternoon next. The exact
programme las not yet boon determined upon.
INDIANA.
JErTEnsoNyILLE, Ind, Fob. 10.-The oxoite-
mont In referouco to the temperance movement
In this city has reached Louisville, and this
pcoplc, mostly Germans, from TINT city,
hayo arrived, and every trip Of THO two forry-
boats brings increasing numbers. The
exoruiHes on tho stroot hayo boon abandoned fol
to-lny, atld Mt this hour Is oclook) largo moot
Ing for tho good of tho CAUSE is being hold at
tho Wall Street Methodist Church. Tho divine
services arc to continue on tho stroota md In tbs
saloons tomorrow, and tomorrow night q grand
1nass-meeting is 10 be held st Mozart llall.
, 1874-02-17
PROPOSALS.
TO BUILDERS,

Tho attention of Builders is in
vitcd for proposals to build a large
frame Tavern structure and out
buildings, barns, and sheds limit
$1O,O00), at Sheffield (1ow Rob-
ertsdale). east Of Wolf River, four
teen miles from Chicago, near tho
State Line of Indiana. Work to
be done in April and May, after
plans and estimates now being
prepared by ". W. Boyington, Ar
cllitect. Address or consult j. I'll.
BIGGS, Office, 100 Dearborn-st,,
HonOro Block.
For Sheffield Association.
HENRY M. SMITH.
100 Denrborn-st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06

A PNEUMATIC GRAISTUBE.--A Minnesota
man has patented pneumatic tube for the
transport Of grain. The machinery of pro-
pulsion is fan, worked by steam, revolving
in an ar-chamber, which consists Of two dou-
ble,cones put base to base. The axle of the
fan is hollow. 4 tube runs through it, per-
torlted at the sides and bottom. This tube
connects the two pipes which enter
the apices of the cones. The grain
to be transported is poured into the
entrance-pipe. The revolution of the fan
sucks it into the connecting tube, and then
blows it ahead into the main pipe. At the
same time the fan of the next station, twenty
miles away, begins to whirl. Thus the grain
is hurried forward by suction ahead and
compressed air behind. The trouble with
the theory seems to be that the grain cannot
readily pass under the Influence Of the two
directly opposed currents of the air in the
same tube. At some point they must neu-
traize each other. Still, as the inventor has
secured patent, it is fair to infer that his
model works satisfactorily, so that he may
have met this difficulty. He thinks his tube
can carry 5000 bushels of wheat $50 miles an
hour. Mail matter can make forty miles
more in the same time. The expense Of con-
structing a tube between Chicago and New
York, with carrying capacity Of &C, 600, 900
bushels year, is put at 100000. A
charge of y cents bushel would pay the
cost of construction in year, and leave
$500, 900 for operating expenses. Among
the calculations, it is said, the saving to
farmers, even when the company get such
remunerative rates, would be great. Grain
would be transported from Minnesota to TIDE
water for Is cents instead of SO. This would
save that State alone about $4,000, 900 q
CHICAGO Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06
LYNCH LAw-H.se,,N, ,or Afr, rr,,n .,

| hSSCH LAT-HhNGlNG OF A MURDERER IA
CALlEoRNIA.--The particulars OF a recent
case OF lsnching in Alpine county, CAL, arr
gwen IN the following extract, which we
take from the San Francisco Chronicle OF
Arrlt 20 son December 18th. 1872, Ernest
keuSch shot and killed Erick H. Erickson
AZ o''Ver Mountain. Erickson was sitting in
us own saloon playing cards, and Reusch
Shos nm through the window, and then
Went and gave himself into the custody OF
me sherltf. lie was arraigncd in the Dis.
.r,et Court FOR Alpine county, hut there was
ia'iuIe 10 get a jury. c. z. GofF, formerly
county Judge, obtained a change Of venue to
mouo county, and boosted that he would
secure inc acqo'ttal OF his client. The cause
OF the Killing was this: A month or two no.
fore, in San Francisco, Reusch became ~.
quain.ed with q woman who went 10 A l,ine
county with him, and they were narrinr,
Mrs. Reusch became infatuated with Er;rI..
son, and eleven days after her marriage sha
left her husband and took up her abode with
Erickson. The latter made 1t a habit to
taunt the unfortunate and distracted hns.
bsud until at last Rcusch killed him. The
homicide was the result Of frenzied icalousy
On the occasion of the lynching the prisoner
was in {. Gregory's wagon, in charge of
Deputy Sheriff James Davidson, accompa.
MED by T. W. Leggett, George Dunlap,
CharleS Sanders, c. Christensen, Hugh
Cray, j. Strubeu, James Mitchell, David
Chase, l.. NJ. Buel. and Mrs. Reasch,
on their way to Bridgeport Mono county,
where the trial was to take place. When
the PARTY arrived near Markleeville the wa
Son was stopped by crowd OF men dis
suised in gunny sacks and wearing black
cambria over their faces. The leader adj
dressed the sheriff and told him they wanted
the prisoner, saying to ReuSch at the same
time, You will have to come out Of that
wagon: you have ten minutes to say what
YOU have to SAY or confess Reusch began
10 beg for his life. lie knelt down before
the crowd and told them that he had all aged
father and mother depending upon him
for their support. But his prayers and
entreatieS fell upon ears deaf to the
voice Of mercy. The Nigilantes sternly COM
manded the driver Of the wagon to move
on and not to stop or return at his peril.
The last words the party hesrd RcuSch say
were God help me; God save my SOUL
When they got about bali mile away they
heard scream. When Sheriff Davidson ar.
rived at Markleeville he summoned posse of
men and rode back to the bridge near where
the wagon was stopped. There they found
Reusch'S body suspended by q rope from
pier Of the bridge. Reusch was about thirty
years Of age, and was supposed to be
Dane. Erickson and Mrs. ReuSch were
Swedes. The matter has created an intense
excitement in Alpine county. but so far the
identity Of the Figiiantes has not been
established. The NigilanteS sent letter to
c. Z. Golf warning him to leave the coun-
try"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-06

letter ,>i,nmoud lhs!afcA.l
4 -,'r.,n.,,nc, . TIC "' uar 4 1874.
4 trS' rrTrS>F, NO. ~ c,nsc this even
4 ..,v rcli>';a'i'", w !" themselves 10 the
4 r,,h parties rN'' ,'';r, NOR EXPENSE TO
l.. end spared ~ t" ,hn WAS qualified
"' -, %coS N,T, sr" VA, ,,i thr result,
] .,.,4,c Tho >',.,' lr,wn, indicates that
! -,r.. ,C '\',, ,',r,' mil one. and that
,-..>.~s,lrr : , ,,,; ~s;ncd over seven
4 n..-,ft.Nc> "H,' -,";<,rs,ion.
.r,g ,.r lo'f' '. $50 t;eures will
1 ..rrj rnu. a';yF ,%c 1850 ,,nr, h,en
4 ming ~ ne i'>' va . Ia" ~
,s,. to"syrNa'N -, >"a" ,I, 80
81. '", .,,,.,y satisfied "''n '"e 49,. W
IT, -. srG a-c mere ,usn E'''" ,, ~, W
| ~ n ;Nrjc AcncIS' tlESS. 90" :, '''''
,t1.rH,i 81 Inc ->l'' 'n,."",.
r.s.n.> have ~: G'>"S''.'N 'p '.so
-.. ,>Ycdj'ni> 70 Sn!e'.sfe WIN
= a.. -, REGISTRATION. hl> '.'o' u,'S'
q, -. ~. T..,,. ward were arrested on
,,..a:. ,a.,-c ii resisting the ponce &c;
,.,ru = t,6.S 'S>e WAS t"'>'ieh'u wv
:l II - 'Mh tna' Tue Sr'"ue> eN
,'r taas-t "a> "IsSeu were .! ,"e
~ FL. ..'',.r- ,,.a-;..tr anu TIC moiife Is oe-
- -" Nv, ,@,H IoiIiici persecution.
&c. v..g,, ."'&F"' was arrested ana
w. - = Isl, !1.cAS on account or having
:,,',''', y-,., n,.Hy negroes have made
80. ,.,.t7.,,,, a,,i jArc0 in similar manner.
- =. a ,,'nA 81: >,X;h Wards il is stated
i &. 49,, t,;v NEGROES from ninwiddic
-. '.,,, ~ ,.r,lt.:,; from registering by
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:. & s. .,',> .,.:.yr Executive Committee
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