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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27
school Accommodations.

The State superintendent of Public
Instruction has issued CIRCULAR to the
several County Superintendents, direc-
ting Them " withhold all school money
coming from the State, flom all those
districts in their counties which hayo
not su liable OuthOuses attached u their
school building. Separate apartments
Tor the different sexes, must IN every
case, be provided. Separate buildings
are recommended. Wherever satisIac-
tory buildings are erected by the hrst
OF September the penalty imposed will
be Ieinltled.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27


Nesqceh0aiR1 Fdiiey n. R-Dovn trains Nos 8
and =, and Up trains Nos. 10 aud Connect at
Nanch hunk.
ho'td {enn'd n. R-Down trains Nos. !, g. 8 &
connect at Bethlehem ror phiadelphia. Up trains
Nos. 10 counec al Bethlehem for Philadelphia
Returning leave Phiiadeiphia al 7.l0 a. III FIR Eas
ton, ha&ich Chunk, Bath, Wilkes Barre, Tamaqua
ScrsIiton, Sharon, &C.; ~ 40 II. M. Tor Easton
Nauch Chunk. Tamaqua, Niiliansport, " likes
Barre ard Scranton; at 10 p IN for Scranton,
Wilkes barre and intermediate stations; at 8 30 d.
IN. for Bath aud EastOu at 5.l5 p. m. fyr Mauch
Chunk.
2dmdqad Br0pch Up trains Nos 10 4 A. and
Down trains Nos. 3. 5 q 7cIfiuect at Mauch Chunk
20 aud from Tamagua.
L,I,igh d LdcL d,odRna r.. R.-Down trains Nos.
4 d 7, and Up traiiS n ~ 10 & c,nu-ct at Beth.
lehen fur Bath and Chapman Quarries. Return
ing leave thapnanf al 7.4J II. III. aud 2.l5 D. III
Central RditTOod ,f AeU J,rSey.-AIi trains make
close eunneCiiUn at Ia ton with iraILs on Central
Railroad uf New Jersey.
Rlpidere. Deldudre n. R.-Down trains Nos. 3
4 8, aud Up tains Nos. d II ,ouu-ct at phhlips-
burg with Brl-DeL X. IL " and from Trenton,
Phi sd- phia aud Bsividere
P,add,iIhid d heGdiRg Rduroad.-The Depots
of the hast Penn X. Il. aud the l.. 4 :. Division
are connected by Street Cars.
II. =. BALDWIN, Ge'i. Passenger Ageia
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27

A German citizens wants TO know
why II is that after an American visits
and returns from Europe, the people
gives fifty cents head 10 hear him tell
what he seen and heard; but q native
of the old country might remain here,
he says, a hundred years, and not one
OF the same individuals would ask a
word about the scenes and customs
among which he has been reared, This
is hard hit, aud there is II deal OF good
sense IN the comparison. 1t is easily
answered, however.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27

'I've known many church to die
cause 1t didn'tgiye enough; but never
Rhowed a church to die 'cause it gave
too much. Dey don't die dat wayl
BredeIen, has amy Of you knUwed
single church to die cause it gave too
much? Ii You do, just let me know, and
III make u piigrIuage to dat church,
aud IN climU by ne soft light OF do
moon to its moss. ss.cuyered roof, and I'll
stand dar, ana lit my hands to heaven
and say, "olessed are de dead dat die
Ia de Lord"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27

A New Castle Delaware, woman has
been tolerably thrifty since her marri-
age. During the twenty-four years of
her cOnnubial Joys she has added a dar-
Ing hopeful, yearly to her blossIning
household. She has now twenty. .hre,.,
and don't expect TO do better than eh0
has done 10 the years 10 come.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27

"a nnua! Financial State-
MENT of Receipts and Exppndi-
lures of the LElllGHTON SCHOOL
DISTRICT for the Year ending JU n E
lst, 1874:
RECEIPTS.
Gross amount of Tax Dupli-
cate for School purposes SO 201 90
DO. for Building purposes. 3,20l 90
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27

a supposed-felony, cannot be recovered
back by party paying it.
A stamp impressed upon an instru-
ment by way ofseal, is asgood as seal
1t 1t creates durable impression in the
texture OF the paper.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-06-27
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD,
PHILADELPH A 4 ERIE RR. DIVISION.

sumter Time Table.
On ard # er SUNDAY, MAY 3lst, 1874, the
trains on the fhiIdds. 4 Ellie X Il. DIVISION wi. /
run IA follows;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
1--,n,,-an state Convention.

r,,ls Con~~o.'on asse-nhlei last Tues
d-r n-. wclnan attended a. dole
c-'c from this comfy. The present Pc
nuAlicar S','o asfcers wore nominated.
nna John ~ Rloss. Superintendent oi
Schools al New Albany. was nominated
Tor Srncrin.sn1snt of Public lnsirnc.
ton. The rsnal balleriash resolution:
clarifying the Republican party and IL :
officers wore nassrd. nlthough long pre-
rrnhla sr'tinr 10th small portion oi
no CREDIT Moiiller, jaw Cook 4 Co.
Dis'rirf ~ Columbia. and South Caro-
ina iohlrcrv. thieverv. nn1 swindling OF
tsn r-aorle. accomplished by Republican
officials VISA also adopted AMI the party
claims credit Cor cutting oil these bic
,hirving operators from the public treas
ury. after they had stolen enough 70
sstisfy their greedy ambitions for the
balance of 'heir lives. aud although in
most instances their snbordinaieS. who
had helped tie stealing. but had not
shared the spoils. were promoted 10 the
vacant places. so they might have an op-
portuniy 10 ill their pockets.
4 resolution was also passed endors-
ing President Grant. Senators Morton
and Pratt. aud the Radical House OF
Representatives although the President
and these officers are in direct antago'
nism on the most important measure
before the country. and Grants veto il
interposed TO destroy the effects of Nor
tons pet financial measure the greatest
work OF his Senatorial career. This !:
beautiful consistency.
a recommendation i'm favor Of tn,
monop,l. Of National free banking Wa
also adop'ei. instead Of one making ths
Government the bank. and the issucr o
its own notes. The platform was eyi-
IDENTIFY written 10 please all sides, and
have no meaning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

EvIllinois Republicans appear 20 he
great deal frightened bv the confer
ence of German and Democratic cdi-
tors, held ia Chicago few DAYS ago.
They are afraid il melns a collifion he
tween all Of the anti-Administration clc-
ments the farmers. Germans. and De-
mocrats aud thcv see in such union
nothing but inevitable defeat. Tho r.
linois State Register Dem..N whose
editor was present nj the conference. in
dicate- that the Republicans have good
grounds for their iears: Assuming. a.
we do. that all who find cause Of com
plant in the present financial AMI po-
litical condition or the country are hon.
est in their opposition TO the Republi
can party. we see no reason 10 doubt
that coalition will be formed bv IN,
Democrats. the farmers. the anti-mo-
nopolisis. and the Germans, for whom
Mr. lIesing speaks"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

\ Office i hereby given. that the psr;-
me- ship lately sub,isfiu- bet zen
Nicholas II. Mchiinger. John Gisiuel.-
pachrrand George Mrhninger. ofJa-p.r.
County 81 DuhoIs. and STATE OF Indians.
under tie firm name Of y. ~. N-hriny-
er 4 Co.. wa, dissolved i, i.c death OF
y. III. Mehringer and ihc Withdrawal OF
George Mrhrin.cr Oh the iafh in-i.
All debts owing 20 the sail partner
slip are 10 be received by the said
George Mchringer. and I'll demands oa
the said partnership are 70 be presented
10 him for payment. or, either Of the liv-
lug partners are allowed 10 use the name
of the firm in liquidation Of all debts
due To aud from The partnership.
GEORGE MEHRINGER.
JOHN GRAMELSPACHER.
Surviving partners.
OF The Jasper Planning Mill will hc
known hereafter by the firm name of
John Gramclspachcr ( Co.
: June -. ls14-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

NJ We are highly gratifed in being
able go announce that an understanding
was had Yesterday between the officers
OF the Lake Erie. Evansville and South
western Railway Company and the
Trustees of the Citv's bonds. which will
insure the immediate construction ofthe
road to the coal fields Of Dubois county.
The arrangement was con-umlted with
out a dissentiye voice on the part of Ell
Their the Trustees or the officers of the
road, aud we ieel every assurance that
the work will he pushed from this time
on with the utmost vigor and dispatch
This news will be gratifying throughout
this par, Of the State. -lEvansvillc Jour-
nal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

~ The July number Of Demoresi :
Monthly Magazine Ia, an annual array
of attractive novelties ia literature a-
well as q grand display of the summer
Fashions. No magazine that comes ic
our table presents such a rare conbirs.
ton of attractions rs Denorest'- Month.
~. We see by the announcement IN IT,
prospectus for 1873. thar a clci.~ OF th,
two valuable, large and populsr Giro
roS, THE Capiiye Child aud ''The Old
Cassn Bucket by Jerome Thompson
are now offered 10 all 80 yearly sub
scribcrs. To commence with the july
number. ls74. Address W. j. Demon
est, IL Eas; 18th Street. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

NOTICE il hereby given. that there is
~ Money in the Treasury of Dubois
County, Indiana, 10 redeem all Orders
drawn upon the same, that have been
presented. that were issued prior to No.
1881, dated September 9Th. 1873. and
that the interest on said Orders will
cease from and after the date of this
notice, june 18th. ls7i
l.. STEPHENSON, r. ID. C.
June 10Th, lsii-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

NJ There are now 9s5 inmates a,
flsinfeld. Many of the BOYS are en-.
gagged in making brick. OF which il il in
tesdeH n manufacture over a million
THE year. for the purpose Of erecting
new buildings. All the inmates that
are not detailed for other W ork are now
employed 10 the chair factory, there be-
ing ." boys engaged AT this work at pres
ent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

~A Ma.oaic festival will be held in
Petersburg. the oath inst, beginning at
lr. u. The Eastern Star will be con.
ferred on all entitled TO snd wishing 10
take hat d>srre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

az a. J. Goesman. Of Dubois Coun-
~, was nominated for Joint Represents
tive for the counties Of Martin aud Du.
bois at the Dubois County convention
last Saturday. Mr.. Gossinan may he set
down as the next Representative from
Dubois aud Martin. Martin County
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

were SCI 1.1l77sI. against s173. So. 252
for ls72. OF the-e SD, SO0.OOO were de
I rived from freighis. anI $l57.9OO.WC
I from passengers. The dividends paid
amounted 10 $i90553f7. or 226 PEI
cent. on the share capital OF the roads
I Mr.. Poor concludes the introduction Ia
his book a. follows: within the past
\ five wears 27,7sJ miles of railroads have
been constructed in this country at $40.
900 per mile: the OF cost these works
has been sl.lIl.4o0COO. In the mca, :
time S50OOO,u0O have been annually ex-
pended in charging the accommodation
and increasing the facilities for husines.
of roads already in operation = in other
words. there have been expended upon
our railroad. S5OQCOO,OO0 annually in
the last two years. IL we have not ex-
lcecded our means in the construction oi
these works, we have pushed this great
interest out Of all proportion TO Others
We have only to stop construction "a
have the equilibrium speedily restored
\ The method is very simple one. The
earnings OF the railroads of these west
ern states the past year cqualed ala 80
per head of population. The present
year. but for the effect Of the recent pan.
&c. they would equal SIS 80 PER head
aud ia 1878. $40 3iper head. This gain
Is certain TO be made as soon as the
country RECEIVERS from the present pros
tration. In the meantime population is
increasing at the rate of more than 600.
COO annually. The contribution OF this
increase 10 railroads will add. at the
present rate of earnings. Sl4,33o .O00 an
nually TO their gross receipts. The pop
uation OF the country increases at the
rate OF about $50 per cent annually
The earnings Of our railroads Increases
in about skiold greater ratio.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

~ Inn. lSTl
AL fh.fe hss .'rr- been ,.cri.ee N ~. ~
'tra',t' ihs 'oi.s ~ins amocn,s co me tsr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

COUNTY AUDITORS RFPOpr
PRINCIPAL IRCST FUND Re
CElNED.
state of Indiana. Dubois County. 49,
Commissioners Court. June Term
1874.
'fNHt ntisfs'Ensf Auditor N nrf ~ ssii co.-,, -.
state sirfesllt. NHglf rs.p,..fai.r r...-. -.
y r.. hfNF, tr,s rs'snrrf - ~. parsipr. al =
prniinr.- q p. fr,ersi u BE Trust r,n> asis
stl fcerfF. from fh~ isf tsr a In. lr-a 4, "a. -.
u Ma ls.s toih Cav, Inclusive
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT
INTEREST TRUST FUND.
state ot Indiana. Dubois County. -;
Commissioners Court. June Term.
lS-t

,r'uy urAef.iausi Trsr-ar- within 'nd 81 scoug.
~ sud >fSf- would r,tpfftlnl', -rpnrf ~ vol
irn. I.ofs. the following staten ani q fifr
ft-ipf- nd sp~iur~s nn vfru--if ~ if..rest n =
rust Fu,sf held ~ .aii Co,f4, from 10 srr.i diy y
tuue 1873 The 1,, dsy q Mgy isI aoth days mclu
sIts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19
REPORT or THE TREASURER OF
DUBOIS COZ My.

srt~r or lVnIANA. nurois CoCNTY. - :
riu.lners Court, June Term. 1874.
llE undersigned Treasurer within.
j uud Tor ,li1 County aud state. would
report 10 your II % Body, The following
~ true statement: 81 the Receipts an'i
Expenditures nf Dubois COUNTY. ifonl
tie first day al June 1879. 10 the SIS, day
MAY 1874. both day. inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
on ~" first dav Of, June 1913. s3l, $50 -
And rher" has been. received
since thar time. the following
sums ON The follow Ing accounts,
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COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.
INTEREST TRUST FUND RE-
EEIIEn

State OF Indiana. Dubois County, ss:
COMMISSIONER Couri, june Term.
1875
TINE un'-rsignaf Auditor m ana for aid ccup.y
u would respectfully report 20 Your Hon so1v -
- >uift nK- ~ ~ ia:srs.t sf The THrsr Ps>ns
hrii j, sid Crunty 81 Dubois. from ih- rrs cav =
sltr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

Thcrs ves re-il'u'nr n n. County 1ressnry 90 ta~
tfst das ni jun ls1f no ~ IS -
AlIi fifr- aas. h~~-' Received Hf n Trsasa-
~. nv i'i.0 - ris siacuLt tAs ioi.o-as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

s.a.s
rxrrNpITrRrs.

Ara 'hsre hss been paid ont n The Trsssury unop
me warrants W 'h Auditor. The following sums urou
.hs following srrornis. 'o.wits
Fnr lrIrclral Town south kange 5 wtst 30 N
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rxPFNnirunrs.

Auf ihe-e Save '.-n ara ied ;Le .w.,s sr.v~o,s
on D." fll."H acrvNrf., fN-sff.
t..ar.-. ni Z .f..r IL ...f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

THE undersigned Treasurer within snd Tor sait csun
~ and state, would respeCtfnliv rsuprt o. YOUR
Hon Body. tie follow ing true statement Il hs re
cepf- and Fxperfiures of Principal 81 'hs 1r4sf Punt
hela ~ aid COUNTY from the rsi day OF Jua> l'3
the 5lst fsy Of Nay 1874
RECEIPTS.
There ~ss rcrusnng ia the Treasury on iNs r., d,y
ofjune 1873 the suin u si.2si e
And there his been received the following
sum. on The following accounts. to.wit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-19

There were remaining m IT, Zg.asusy ths frsi
i-v " Irne ISIS she n { rs =,
tut thrrs ha- since f.cn received 10 the
irr.slrs. fl, ioiins INK sums uu tic follow
y, ia,.,s e,: c 's~'' school rypa liz :
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Rslsnev. iF -
Respectfully sutrlf'-l
ArGrsr LfI-rRG!. A. q C.
Sworn 70 hffers M nj. e., DAY q Jane Ia
Joan Mehae. fr~si-n; VI ssA~i
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lOA n y ~.
STATE or lNniANA. DUEoi> CoCNrY. 80;
Commissioners Court. june Term. is7l.
@sNliE undersigned Auditor ia aud for
said County. would respectfully re-
port To Your llnn. Body the Following As
4 true exhibit Of the Receipts and fy-
nenAimrr- OF said county. from the Isl
dav June. 1873. 10 Tire 3l.t day OF May,
1894. both day. Inclusive:
LTCFirTs.
ON tho lst dav Of June. 1879 there
was remaining ia The Comfy Treasury
the sum nr ; 3l,65O -
And there ha- hccn received
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All there has been pad out The following sums on
The following accounts to-~ii;
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rxPESpITCREe.

And there hAve been iai-or the following srs.n..
IN he following aceounfs. 'n-~fs.
fTine'pAi ornr"n Sch'.l Frhd o. ~ ei
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Cost srf damage.
emmen school fund,
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siTlis q,
ATTENTION.

Juns ~ Is74.-sw CD
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-03
MURDER.
John Keegan Assassinated by William
Burke.

About half-past twelve o'clock on Monday q
difficulty took place on Rousseau, between
Second and Third streets, between John Kee.
gan, drayman, and Willie Burke, aged about
twenty years, which resulted in the former
being shot twice with revolver in the hands
of Burke, who made his escape. 1t appears
that the two men we're employed in the Mount
Carbon Coal Yard, on the levee in that neigh
borhood, Keegan in the capacity of car driver
and Burke as discharging clerk.
About week ago they fell out on account of
Burke's taking the hauling from Keegan and
giving it to another man, thereby breaking
the contract made by Keegan with the COM
pany to haul all coal sold. This was done for
spite, as is stated, because the old man had
informed the company previous to That, that
he hal known Burke to give coal out OF the
yard without making any return whatsoever of
the money collected. Burke must have been
reproached for his action by the manager of
the company, and knowing that no one
was aware of it beside the deceased,
he waited for him in the morning on the
Levee for the express purpose as he started,
of killing him at first sight. At few min
utes past o'clock the deceaced showed up
ready to 60 to work, when he was attacked by
Burke, who held in his hand large Bowie
knife, saying you d s. of b. have got
you now. Friends Of both parties jumped
between them and ended the matter for the
time being, both men leaving in different di-
rections, Keegan making right for home in
order to keep out Of trouble, but not SO with
Burke, who had murder in his heart.
Burke went home, got his revolver and
about four hours afterwards walked near Kee-
was standing at the front door with his back |
turned to the assassin, who deliberately pulled |
out his pistol and
FIRED THREE SHOTS
at the unfortunate man, without giving him |
q moments notice, and then fed. One of the |
shots took effect in the back and one in the |
left arm, killing him almost instantly.
The murdered man was about IS years of
age and o native Of Ireland, of medium size,
black hair and goatee. He leaves q wife and |
five children to mourn his loss. In the
neighborhood where he lived he commanded
the respect and esteem Of all that came in
contact with him, whether rich or poor, and
was loved by all who knew him.
Coroner Folwell empanelled jnry, and
after the autopsy held by DR.. c. p. Ames,
city physician, adjourned to meet again on
Wednesday morning.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-03
THE CITY.

FLAMES IN ALGIERs.-At o'clock this NOR
ming o fire broke out in two-story fran,
house at the corner of Where and Bartholo
NEW streets, owned and occupied by Armand
Coycoult The roof of the building was par
TALLY destroyed, loss $500. Whether insured
or not could not be ascertained. The cause O
the fire is unknown,
This morning at 8 o'clock, just one houl
later, fire broke out at the corner of Pete
and Bartholomew streets, about two square,
distance from the above place, in two-stor,
frame building owned and occupied by Fran
co.'s WALTON. Fortunately the building did mo-
sustain any great damage, as it was not in.
sured
WITH INTENT TO Kills. Lamieux, a
shoemaker, last night about half-past 6
Fred Burke and pounded him frightfully
over the head and body. The gentleman, not
rppreciating this style Of treatment, called on
Captain Rey for assistance, and before many
hours the cobbler was to be seen confined
within the old IRENE Station on a charge of
assault and battery with intent to kill.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT H1MsELF.-At o'clock
This morning Mr.. G. G. Joseph accidentally
shot himself in the right leg, at the corner of
Royal and Elysian Fields streets, by removing
his revolver from one pocket to the other
He was removed to his residence, No. 392
Frenchmen street, where medical aid was fur.
nished.
Observation-Disclosures Perry by occupa-
ton a painter, was furnished with rooms in
Captain Gray's Upper City Hotel last night,
by officer Flynn, who snatched him from
No. 45l Chippewa street, on complaint made
by A. Mandal, who charges him with breach of
trust and embezzlement
SHOE THrEF.-At 8 o'clock yesterday, one
Joe Joseph was run into the Fourth Precinct
Station from Orleans street, near Where, for
stealing a pair of shoes from Charles A.
Schick, who caught him in the act, and es-
corted him to Jail.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Last night Mr.. Bid
well introduced to the public his regular dra.
matte company Of the season. Among the
4avortes we recognize Mr. Nose Fiske. yI;ss
Phillis Glover and Mr.. B. White. The new
aspirants for favor are Miss Marion Fiske,
Miss Libby and Miss Sadie Jackson. Mr..
Sendelbeck. late of the Lingard Company, is
now with the Academy.
The performance last night was the first of
q series for the benefit Of the ladies' OF the
Crescent Relief Association. and notwithstand-
ing the excitement attending the election q
mir audience was In attendance. Miss Fiske
produced very favorable impression as q vo-
calist She possesses clear, true and we'll
trained voice, and with care and study will
excel - . singer.
TIE GLOBE. - The Worrells still attract
large audiences at this place Of amusement
With the other attractions offered, the Globe
is becoming favorite place Of resort. Man.
ager Kittridge has secured the services of
Minnie Jackson. auectress Of versatility and
talent and notS Town to the people Of our
city.
Tonight the musical extravaganza of " Son.
nambula" viii be presented in . superior style,
md in way that will prove popular and at- |
|yactiye.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-03
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Monday Evening. Nov. 2, 1874.

COTTON-Business was almost entirely sus-
pended to-day, in order to enable al employees
70 perform their duty 81 the polls. Most factors
covered up their samples. but there was, never
theless, some little inquiry, and. as Tar Is re-
ported, only 200 bales changed hands at prices
Indicating no quotable variation. One or two
offers based on slight concessions were refused.
The Cotton Exchange was closed throughout the
day. The decline Of 1-16d in Afiddling Uplands
at Liverpool was generally known some time be-
fore the issue Of our evening edition.
The amount on snipboard not cleared, going
on board and engaged for shipment. was set
down at the opening this morning at 44.0O0
bales, embracing 24,OOe for LIVERPOOL, IL, 600 for
Havre, 5000 for Bremen, and 1000 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on hand
by our running statement Saturday evening,
leaves %, 400 bales to represent the quantity 81
the landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.