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New-York tribune., 1874-12-11


Short
1910. Pratt SGT. Chsgnot
ll25. .Fessenden sgt N. J. Car
Spring and Rubber Go.
4407. Martin sgt. Stewart
4267. Sterling aud sbo. sgt
Heeny.
1880. Smith ct al. ss'. Brown.
1923. De vsrona AIT. Holmes
lks9. .Rsgosin agt Burus and
ano.
1891. CAIN ct al sgt. French.
1857. ..Marks agt. fslkcuberg.
4337.. ..Pranke Agt. schedel.
1913. Spear sgt. Baxter aud arc.
366l. .Pnnt agt. Barre.
4341.. PECK and ano. agt Howe.
4l23. .McCrseken agt McEweu-
1888. Graham sgt. McKerrie.
<047. Philadelphia & Reading
Coal & Iron Co. sst
Handbode.
1908. .sanae agt. Altenbrapd ct al
1 kIOl. .Reade sgt. Reeve.
3777. Remington 4 Son sgt.
ssmsuA Bay Co Of
ssnto Domingo.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL
1888. Simon agt 81. Nicholas
Ina Co.
1877. Valentine sgt. Bean L ano.
1877. PANE. sdmx. &C.. sgt.
GTa1d-st. and Forty.
secont-st. Ferry Il. X.
Company.
S07. .Tilden and ano. sgt. Pat
tersou.
653. .Purlong agt. All o.
799. Root sgt Lsuter
739. .CsrriDgson ct sl.sgt Ward.
PART H.-F
726. Bulls Hesd Bank agt.
Sears OF al.
$50. Isaac sgt. N. 7. Plaster
Works.
$50. .Hierongonies agt. Petre ct
al.
732. Simon aot. Mannt. and
Builders' Ins. Co.
694. .Chamboyet ct al. agt. Gag
ney.
l540. .FarfaI ae,. N. Y. c. and ii.
r X. Il. Co.
GENERAL TERN.-Adjpnrned uat
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TsRi
oil. .Buxbaum sgt Kelly. Sheriff.
225. .Detehy sgt. Same.
22S. .Heydecker sgt. Same.
2099. .Lowenstein sgt. Conner.
223S. Quinn agt. The Mayor.
2lO6. Hawkins agt 5 me.
2220. .Lesry agt Same.
1856. Tyler sgs NcDonald.
1860. .Friedlander agt. The
Mayor.
PART H-LoKw, Case on-lC
EouITr TERN
12. .Corlios art. ". Y. and Lon
don Mani. Co.
15. .Pesristrom sgt. Barnett
80. Muster agt. Mehner.
MARINE COuRr-TRIAL TER
S1S. Morgan agt. Stein.
Sl9. .Goldmark sgt. Clifford.
800. Same agt Same
S2l. .Relshner ct al AIT. Haas.
S22. .McCafil sgt Hinke ct al.
1913. .Amidon agt. Merriam.
S24. .kodmsn ct al. sgt Claytou.
S25. Lawson ct al sgt. Sledeu-
burg.
PART H.
1745. Malone ct al. sgt Sutton
ct al
2l09. .Kohn agt. Brier.
1894. Abraham ct al agt Mltt-
nseht.
III. .Mayer and ano. SGT. Ess.
233. .Bstier ct al. agt. Desendorf
1915. .SOhl agt. Horstmsn.
1879. .BaIler sgL Erben.
PART ILL.,
2ois. Simpson = 'st' Cohen ct
21lS. Gill agt. Boyd. impd.
2O55. Hoffman sgt Hoffman.
1889. Schulz ct al. sgt Martyr.
1888. Hyde agt. Beniell
32l. NOEL ct al. agt. Mlt.nacht
1868. Miller sgt. ConksiD.
1882. .Sehlesinger sgt Stine
GENERAL sEssIoys-HACEErT,
Willi,m Parker. robbery; Luegi No
terT; John Boldly and Phlhp hcDerm
thel, grand larcenv; Annie Kennv,
grand larceny; Abraham Sbinughi. q
celvlng stolen goods; AiOlph siIg,
petit larceny.
OYER AND TRRnryER-BAaRsr7
CouRr OF APPEALS CALISpAn, A
day calendar for Friday, Dec. IL: \
l3O, l3l.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11
Cincur-PARf fI-vAS DnvSY. !

37se. .Grsss - Hsssvss iss
s7ss. Greens e. 's' R'''S''' m
3636. Sargent sBd sna - BsI
lev and sno.
lO4l. Mackenzie ct 81. agt Byde.
lO22. .Gilsllsn agt Duncenbs 81
aL
3546. Noble, sdm'r. 81 Whip
pie.
3s46. Mitchell ct 81. ~ Peils'
eau sn6 sno.
1910. Wilder agf. Ei;chessk ans
apo.
1892. .wiiiccomb sgt. Rickesss.
1880. .Zurlealisv and ano ssI
Machsdo.
l4l0. .Aneerson agt. y. ]. IL sns
N. X X. Go.
1856. Russell Cutlerv Go. Az
Keith hickel-Plsung Ce'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

.AwRsScs. J.
,dnsrs.
1887. Rouse sgt Aronson-
3229. CLARK sat. Roussb.
4343. .Stewar, az. Oyerbsugh.
4O9l. Bellows and sbo. 40
Dorrsgh.
4253. .Heale ast Davidson.
4O3l. .cook sad sRS. sgt klee.
.3O3. .E.nis ct al agt Reilly, jf.
437I .Clapp ag'. Thousand IsIaHd
Hotel Co.
1887. wiz phe'mer AT Steins
AID an0.
4513. .Morangc sgt yogel ct al
4lOi :. Pe.ro sgt. K.sbisch et al.
45l5. N. Y. Catholic Preteetsry
at walsh.
4OO7. .so6enrcck sgi. RAYMOND.
1851. Marin et al. agt. Mciuiyre.
45l9. .ClsuseB. jf. and enc. ssl
J -.
1881. White agt Disbrov.
4b45. Close sgt. scanlon.
37OJ. .Ko. nstAmm sgi. oibbon.
4577i2 .Woo1 sgt. Fsk, .xf., he.
4575. .Rsy symond agt White o. al.
I.--SPIsR, J.
77i..Tfeaiwell and ano. at.
EmDire Mat Ins. 60.
S05. .Gruber Ct Howard.
Sll. .Nichol AMI ano. sgL Gryv
and ano.
Sl3. American Cotton Was;s
Co. act keIso.
S17. .Berntoun sgt Lew.
S25. .Bsldw.n ag;. White.
S29. First Nat. Bank Of Leb
anon sgt McC ure.
1888. .Weideaield agi. Lynch.
RzyDN,S J.
/ 77O. .Cram-ey. jr. AIT Gscdis.
7sS. .BeIeel ags. Wagner
1875. .McDsn eis sst VBhen,
Sheriff. &c.
1926. Green sgt Rice.
3b. .GonL L1lss. admir-. 6e., sat.
\. Y. and II. r. r. Go.
ia. God ng AIT. Ruints.
49,. .Challis agt. GAYLORD.
972. .Hase veil ag'. Conrsen.
76i. .AcAl.eny AT Gibbs ct al
n Monday, Dee. Il.
1-PARr l.-LAaREsoRR. j.
/ l244. Levy fgt. y. \. AID II
r. X. Go.
1852. .Moaat sgt. Hamburger.
1N3. Stern SIT MerchsnS
los. Co.
ll41. Warner agt. Zlbrishe.
1898. West sgt Rosenstein.
ll9U. .Bailsr sgi. White.
)sa. Murray sgS Walsh and ana.
J. r. DAILY. j.
4 3d.. - sgt. -
27. Miller sg'. Miller.
AZ. Conner agt. Chandlera
x-PAHr r.-JoAcHinsES. J.
1 S26. .Goetz sgt Horton and ana
S27. Johnston sgt. Harris.
1913. Hoffman ast Vlpparl.
S29. .BrOckeBbary sgt. aullany.
$50. .Lvon sgt Mccall
S3l. Virtue and ano. sgt Hee-
bereE
S35. Murphy agt. Solomon.
SHEA, J.
1880. Coy agt. Lvneh.
1912. Weeks ct al. agt. Smith.
SS7. .Scnerff act. WulK
S38. .Clspp, jr.. agt. Wilson.
S3y. .Ro.enheimer and aDo. At
Nuhn ct al
sil. .Loner & ano. sgt. Coulter.
s4i. .Schaefer agt. Cock.
S45. .FitIhagh agt. Black.
-ALKER. J.
2O56. Hawkins sgt Frank ct A.
1867. Cox agt Cot.
lSll..N. Y. Mutual Gas Light
Co. sgt. Hoffman.
1900. .McManus agt Gerken.
1905. .Meckert Cgt Harrington
1897. s.lomon ct al sgt Rosen
ct al.
92S. Malone sgt. Harrison.
R.-Iohn p. Hictey, robbery
ielobious assault aud bat
Io', er,ld larceny: August Bar
grand larceny; Daisv Jackson.
rand larceny; Peter Jourtsp, re.
petit larceny; TereGce Kennedy.
E, J.-Richird Croker, homicide.
LBAsY. Dec. l0.-Corrt Of Appeals
Ios. 6il2. lOl. 81, l22, 1913, lN.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

987l. .Chspin Machine Co. agt.
Wilismp.
$3.50. .sehauer sgt Meyer.
1898. Mani. and MeehsnicS Bant
ast Bill ct a.
5000. .silhgmsn agt Tllden ct a.
1925. .Hutchison agt. Jexett.
3598. Barrett aSt. Cunningham
OF a.
<l26. Baker ct al. sgt. Palder ct
al.
3S00i2. Valentine q 3rtler safe
and Lock Go. agt. Camp
bell.
431l. johnson act. Real Estate
Trust Co.
1918. .Thnrber ct al sgt. Marta
lO12. Gardner agt. Miller ct al
$3.50. .Cook and sEo. sgt. Best.
1894. First Nat Bank Of Leba-
pon, Penn, agt. Israel ct
New-York tribune., 1874-12-11

An soon a. the hour came for letting In the people
again after reoess the same crowdng the morning
was the order of the moment Henry G. somers
the nrst man called He r~. ct No. 1D East Thirty
fourth.st and was bartender at the time Of the muir
der though out Of business On tho fatal day he
went TO stationery the vicinity to get news
pspes and when 10 came out between ana O'CLOCK,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE WITH
CITIZENS BANK STOCK AT AUCTION BY THE
SHERIFF.-Particular attention is called to
the sales at auction to be made this day, at
noon, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the sheriff of
the parish of Orleans. Said sales comprise.
l. A lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Second District of this city, on Dumaine
street, between Royal and Bourbon streets
9. lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
same district, on Burgundy street, between
st. Ann and Dumaine streets.
3. A lot of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
same district, on Burgundy street, between
st. Ann and Dumaine streets.
H. A lot of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in
Suburb Washington, in the Third District
of this city, on Moreau (now Chartres)
street, between Port and st. Ferdinand
sArchitect's Row.
5. And lot of ground, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
Suburb Marigny, same district, on Marigny
street, between Victory and Levee streets
All with Citizens Bank stock.
For full particulars and terms see adyer-
tisement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
Items from the Mobile ROad.

Major P. H. Boyle dropped in upon us
last evening on his return from Mobile
with handful of newspapers, for which
he receives our thanks.
He reports that the three bridges washed
away on the Mobile road at Pearl river and
East and West Pascagoula cause but a brief
delay in travel, ferryboats being used to
connect with the trains. Even freights be-
tween this city and Mobile are sent throug gh
with trifipg delay, q steamer taking
freights on board at Pearl river, and re-
transferring it again to the rail at East
Pascagoula. As the Major came over he
found fifteen or twenty car loads of freight
at Pearl river being transferred, which
will reach Mobile to-day.
The wrecking of the railroad bridges was
caused by an accumulation of RATS forced
against the piles by the current, which
finally tripped them up. 1t will be some
weeks before the damage is repaired. The
telegraph line was broken down with the
bridges at Pascagouls, but an indefatigable
operator travels with his instruments back
and forth in the ferryboat. tapping first one
end Of tie broken wire and then the other,
by which means some important business is
still carried on. Three employees of the
road working in skiff Monday at Pearl
river we're lost overheard and drowned.
Colonel James F. Casey, collector of the
port, returned from the North on the eve
ming train.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
WASHINGTON.
Treaty with San saIvader.

Treaty with San Salvador.
WAsHNGToN, April 28.-The President
has proclaimed the ratification of the ex-
tradition treaty with San Salvador
The new postal treaty has been signed.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was unim-
pOrtant.
.N0mlnation. .r.t
James M. Brougham. surveyor of GUS
toms, ValascO, Texas; John Dietrich, post
master, Calvert, Texas.
Appropriatisn for Savannah River.
Mr.: Sloan appeared before the Committee
on River and Harbor FortificatiOns to-day,
and succeeded in getting additional appro-
priations for the Savannah river obstruc-
tions, and for survey of the Raiford water
line.
On Special Mission.
Colonel Frank Reynolds, of the army of
the Khedive of Egypt, is en- route to the
United States on q special mission.
Another Dividend to be Paid.
The Controller of Currency has de-
clared dividend of thirty per cent to
the creditors of the First National Bank of
New Orleans. payable the fourth of May,
making sixty per cent in all.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY,
Adjutant General Street and the Colorea
Militia

We have received note from Adjutan,
General Street in reply to statements made
by our reporter in his notice of the parade
on Sunday, in which he attempts first to
deny what was said, and then explain away
the conduct that provoked the criticism.
After quoting the words to which he takes
exception and indulging in remarks toward
our reporter which are not called for, Colo.
mel Street proceeds: -.s
I have expended money out of my private
funds to obtain those uniforms and equip
meDts for the col0red troops. The order is
not either a direct or indirect attack on the
colored militia, but will apply to all the
militia of the State, white or cOlOred, and
it was issued with the knowledge of the
Governor and the approval of the Major
General commanding the division.
The armorers are paid q small salary for
taking care OF the uniforms and arms of
the militia; their services are repaired all
day, and every night when there are any
drills or meetings until ten or eleven O'Clock,
and If they are required to work on Sun
days, which they have to do whenever any
of the companies parade, it is only Just that
they should be paid for their labor. There
is nothing in the order to prevent the regi-
mental or battalion commanders from pa
rading their commands on SUNDAYS, for
military instruction, once every two months,
and as often as they please during the week
days or nights; and company commanders
may parade their companies az often as
they please during the week days or nights.
The amounts mentioned in general order
No. IL, current series are only to be paid to
the armorers when parades are made for
purposes OF pleasure, and as "the lab0rer is
worthy of his hire" I think when extra
labor is imposed upon the armorer for the
purpose Of gratifying the pleasure of others,
he ought to be paid for such labor.
He closes his note with the declaration
that all orders from his Office are issued in
pursuance of proper authority.
The reporter of the. REPUBLICAN has
nothing to do with this matter further than
to report the facts as they came to HIM. IL
is true that there were loud and open ex-
pressions of dissatisfaction with the orders
referred to. He has no concern with the
adjutant generals excuses. The opinion
prevails that these armorers are paid to
discharge all the duties pertaining to their
positions, and the militia have expenses
enough of their own without being bur-
dened with the extra tax. 1t may be right
and proper to issue the orders complained
Of, and the militia have the great American
right of speaking out when they are not
pleased. And further, the reporter of the
will be required to give them
a hearing in these column whenever they
nave a grievance to relate. If he were to
neglect this duty, his place would be very
'oon given to one who would attend to it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29


Total contributions received at Mayors
Parlor to April ~, $5l ,229S IS. +.
Mr.. John Payne has charge of the stores
IN warehouse, and when the relief commit
tee concludes to give an order for rations
the recipient is provided with proper
document, which he holds as a receipt.
When it becomes necessary to purchase
articles the purchasing committee approves
the order and Mayor Wiltz hands over the
required sum Of money. Up to Monday
night 230, $50 rations of corn meal, Ill SOS
of pork or bacon, &c, 900 OF crackers, 10000
of -four. $500 of beans, and many other
wholesome articles had been issued.
The sufferers by the Pearl river overflow
have called for relief, and the required arti-
cles have been sent by rail to Lookout sta
ton, where small steamboat will distrib-
ute the goods. Pearl river has fallen con-
siderably.
The following dispatches were received
yesterday:
FALL RIVER, Mass, April %, 1874.
To &. 8. Keep, Bsq.:
DEAR SIR-A committee of our citizens,
appointed to solicit aid for your suffering
people, instructed me to inform you that
you are authorized to draw at sight upon
me for $1,000, the first installment from this
city, to be used as in your judgment you
may deem expedient for the above purpose
JAMES +. DAVENPORT, Mayor.
DELTA, La, April 26, 1874.
To Governor William P. Kellogg New OrleauE
Nearly the entire parish overfowed and
the water still rising. At least 5000 people
are without supplies. Have some shipped
to this place at once to relieve present des-
titutiop, care of w. w. johnson and others.
ISAAC II. CRAWFORD,
DELTA. La, April 27, 1874.
Governor William Pitt Kellogg and Mayor Wiltz.
Many are starving. Send supplies imme-
diately to save life. The police jury and
citizens have appointed William Murrell,
and James II. Goodman,
as q committee to receive sup.
plies and communications for Us. We await
your answer. F. T. johnson, president
police jury; w. K. Craseau, editor; w. w.
johnson, recorder T. j. Watson, clerk
District Court; A. N. Cramer.
clerk police jury; E. n. Cramer, sheriff; |
Curtis Pollard, Senator; William Murrell,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

Water from the Bonnet Care crevasse
has overfowed the rear portion of Jeffer-
son parish, and Mr.. BonnabePs plantation.
not far from the old Metairie race course,
is quite covered. So great is the food that
Mr.. Bornabel. sevsral days ago, vas COM
PEELED to remove all his live stock. Water
10 up to The doorstep Of his house.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
Good News for Suburbnns.

We are informed by Colonel Carey, gen.
eral ticket agent of the jackson road, that
to-day at two O'Clock P train will arrive
from Terry. Mississippi, station fifteen
miles this side of jackson. At four o'clock
a train will leave for tho Same point.
Travel beyond Terry is prevented by the
freshet in Pearl river. Notice will be given
as soon as trains can be run through to the
North and East. Meantime, persons re-
siding along the road south of jackson will
be duly grateful that an opportunity is pre-
sented for them to again communicate with
our city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

REORGANIZATION OF THE ORLEANS CLUB.
Last evening the men who composed the
Orleans Club, Democratic organization of
the last campaign, met at Carroll Hall, No
2O1 POydras street, fer reorganization, on
basis some ewhat different from the former
one. Mr.. A. DuchirOn was called to the
chair, and permanent organization
effected, under the following officers: Presi-
dent, A. Duchiron; vice presidents, John
Berthin, John Daray, r. Castro, and A.
Mailhes; secretary, L. Gregoire assistant
secretary, r. Lafontaine; corresponding
secretary, John B. Verges; treasurer, A.
Dumestre; sergeant alarms, P. Lacaze.
On motion of J. B. Verges, committee
OF ten was appointed to select . name for
the new organization. They reported back
the name of Genuine Republican Club,
which was adopted amid great applause.
The following named gentlemen were
then appointed committee to organize
branch clubs in the various wards Of the
city: L. Soule, H. Abadie, Jean Carrere,
A. Dnmestre, B. Dalate, Louis Breffeilb,
Jean Berthin, II. Theze. 6. Maybe.
Very few speeches were made, but those
that were indicated q determination to cut
OFT from all old and etfete political organi.
cations, from which no good ever had been
or ever was to be derived, and to work in
full accord, hereafter. with the national
Republican party. Between 400 and 500
men were present at the meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
Horrible Assassination.

The last issue of the Donaldsonville CHIEF
contains the following: Gr.. 1f.
That venerable and highly respected
citizen and merchant Elisha E. Eastwood,
was brutally murdered upon his fat boat
about four miles below the village of Napo-
leOnville. in Assumption parish, at an early
hour this morning, by some colored persons
who have not as yet BEEN satisfactorily
identified. His brains were beaten out by
clubs and the body terribly mutilated. A
colored woman was also SO severely beaten
that her life is despaired of. 1t is generally
supposed that the parties engaged in this
tragedy were prompted by motives of rob-
berry. Up to this present time no positive
clue has been discovered to enable our
oficiary to make any arrest. I
Mr.. E. E. Eastwood was Northern man
but had been long citizen of Louisiana q
and was highly esteemed by all here as an
honest and upright man. He was a few
years since postmaster az Napoleonville.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

As Hook and Ladder No. was running
to the fire at haIfpast eight o'clock last
night, the steamer Of No. 10 collided with
her at the corner of Esplanade and Clai
borne streets, throwing the truck house.
him badly. The trucks horse had one Of
his hind legs broken, and he was killed by
the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
NEW YORK.
Irish sharpshoo,ers Coming.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Mr. Leach. on he
half of the Royal Irish Rife Association.
has accepted the conditions imposed by the
American Amateur Rifle Club, and will
bring over an Irish team of not less than
six men to shoot for prizes and the cham
pionship next fall.
Suicide Of an Ex-ConKressman.
: Hon. Obediah Brown who was a member
OF Congress from this State in l84S commit
ted suicide at Champion House last night,
aged fifty years.
g Freedmen's Savings Bank in Trouble.
Today, at the Freedmen's Savings bank,
Gums exceeding five dollars are NOT paid to
dep0stOrs without sixty days notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

The Lakeside Monthly,'s magazine pub
ished 1t Chicago, and which promised well,
has been temporarily suspended on account
Of the i'll health Of the editor and proprietor,
Mr. F. +. Browne.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
tisenent.

b. r. Shillaber was once a printers devil
In country office, and part of his duty
was to pick up and distribute all type
found lying about loose. He is said to have
composed little hymn for himself COM
menclng as follows:
Pi Of ages, left for me-
Let me hide peck Of thee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

SEVENTH DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT
ANNIvERsARY.-We are indebted to Mr.. p.
Souliar, of the CarrolltOn Sentinel, and
grand marshal of Star Hook and Ladder
Company No on this occasion, for invita-
tiOns to the celebration of the anniversary
OF the fire department of the Seventh Dis
trict. late city of Carrollton, to occur next
Saturday. We shall endeavor to be present
and exchange the compliments of the sea-
son with the fire boys of the latest acquisition
of New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
The Opera House.

Tomorrow, at the matinee performance at
IL NJ, We are promised Donizetti's opera
LA File du Regiment" and the operetta lie
Chalet" Tomorrow evening, NM. Leblanc
and Linge take q joint benefit The grand
opera Of La Favorite" will be produced for
the last time this season. There will be a
musical interlude snd the performance will
conclude with the drama LA Greve des
Forgerons." .rtlfn -
On Saturday at l2 M. there viii be the
usual matinee. Saturday evening Ambrose
Thomas' grand opera ''Hamletr win be per
formed for the frst time in this city. 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Chartres street, on April q, stood as
follows: At A. NJ, 700; at 2 P. NJ, 800;
at P. M, 74o. Lowest point during the
night Of April q, 6lo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-29

FIRE IN CARROLLroN.-About ten o'clock
last night . one-story frame house at the
corner Of Washington and Burthe streets,
unoccupied, owned by Mrs. Mary Camper,
was entirely destroyed. Loss $4,000.
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ARK KANSAS.

BaxteP's Call on the President.
WAsHINGToN, April 2S.-The following
dispatch was received here to-day:
1-s LITTLE Rock, Ark, April "a, 1874.
TO Q. & Grant, President:
On the nineteenth day of this month, -
Governor Of this State, ! telegraphea yo1
[o0NT1U4D ON Fo0kTn fAox.
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KELLOGG RANGERs.-The live young men
OF the front part Of the eighth ward met
last evening, hundred strong, and organ.
lied themselves into club under this
name. Much enthusiasm as manifested
and the members composing the Rangers
will make themselves heard from in GOOD
time --'-..----
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Fancy cashmerette suits, Sc so. Brown
Cheviot suits, " 50; and furnishing goods
at COST, at Garthwaite, Lewis & Miller's,
No. 100 Common street.
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Distress and Relief.
Mayor Wilt yesterday received the fol.
lowing sums for the OyerflOwed sufferers:

IOwIHB 5uI0b IOr JUG UV6TIlUWtU BUn6r6rB:
Cash through Hy. Weber. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @1
B. NJ. johnson, of Shreveport. t............ o
Life Association Of America, of st. Louis,
through L. F. Generes, vice president Of
Louisiana department. ent...................... SO,
Crescent City Railroad Company, through
n. SLIOng. ........... Y
Cotton Exchange of New Orleans, through
John Phelps. second instAllment. .......... 81
Societe des Demoisees de Ia Nouvelle Orleans 81
Societe Union Francaise through L. Breton,
president. .......-.............. ............. 81
General A. DE Clouet, through Brierre Hogan .:
Gentleman in Texas through Eimms L Lew