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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Last nights OF the season. Admission reduced
Dress circle and paIquette (reserved seats) fifty
cents family circle. twenty-five CENTS gallery
fifteen cents Thu sday and Friday, May and =
French Pan tomime by the French Company; Ala
ii bis Wonderful Leap; the CawthOrnes in new
specia.tles and tho French Grotesque Dancers,
concluding with the domestic drama entitled TIL +
Saturday matinee and Saturday night, May g.
Pantomiae and Variety Specialties, concluding
with the popular drama CT OLIVER TWIST; j. j.
Wallace as Fagin his great part. sunday, May g.
Last night of the srason-Pantomime and Olio
Speciaties by the ZigZags, Ala. the Cawthornes
ADD Miss Granville, concluding with the ROBBERS
WIFE my6
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
THE TURF.
The Races at Galveston.

GALVESTON, May 5.-Galveston Jockey
Club; sixth day:
Fist Race-Club purse $500; second
horse $3.50; three mile heats. John II.
Stone entered Colonel Nelligan; F. o.
Minor, Falmouth; r. Platt, Sandy Wal
ton; T. A. Gay, Sam Harper. In the first
heat Falmouth took the lead, Sandy Walton
some distance behind. The horses held the
same position the first mile, and ON to the
last quarter of the second mile. when Sam
Harper closed up and passed both Nelligan
and Sandy Walton; Falmouth keeping the
lead past the stand, in the second mile,
and passed the halfmile post, on the third
mile in advance. On the third quarter
Sam Harper came UP and passed Falmouth
in the home stretch: coming in an easy win
second, Nelligan third, Sandy Walton dis
tanced. Second heat-A good start; Fal-
mouth and Harper even. Nelligan close
behind, the horses running in the same
position the first mile. On the second mile,
before reaching the half mile pole. Harper
took the lead by halt a length, passing the
stand on the second mile in the same posi-
ton, holding it to the last quarter under a
strong pail, and passing under the string
winner by two lengths. Time-5:H u.
Falmouth second, Nelligan good third.
Al 0AO pOOAc AdS0 hlSAG CoE1 AAoA pea SUAU
for $l00; Falmouth $25.
Second Race-Consolation purse $3.50, for
beaten horses; the second horse SIS; one
mile and quarter DASH Entries, Sweet
Bay, Mamie +. and Austin. Sweet Bay
was the favorite in the pools, Austin
second. Sweet Bay took the lead, Mamie
F. second, Austin trailing. The horses
held the same position throughout the race,
Sweet Bay passing the stand an easy winner
of the race; Mamie +. second. Time-2:I6.
An immense crowd was in attendance to-
day. A large number of ladies were pres.
ent. The weather was delightful The
races close. The spring meeting of the
Jockey Club has been we'll attended
throughout, and was the most successful
yet held in the State.
The Races at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, May 5.-To-day, up to one
O'Clock, the weather was very unfavorable
for the races. There was light rain at
noon. The track was very heavy.
FIRST Race-Nashville cup, for all ages:
dash of two miles.
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The TemnernsuPA.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's. No.
~ Chartres street, on May S, stood as fol-
lows: At 8 A. NJ, 72o; at P. H., SOo; at
r. n, 7s'. Lowest point during tho night
Of May 4, 60o.
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MISS JEANNE PATTERSON,
OF Mississippi will read aud recite at The
vARIE ETIES THEATRE
Friday Evening, May =,

Under tle auspices Of
MraH. W. Conaer Mrs. D. Uroubar+
Mrs R. L. Gibson, Mrs. r. W Adams
Mrs. George Binder, Mrs r. L. Bayne
Mra William c. Black Mrs l. a. Stanffar
Mrs William Hartwell Mrs John NJ Parker
MS. L. L. Harris, Mrs Mary STAMINA
Mrs. III. &. Mcdonald Miss H. Armstr,np
Mrs. John A. Morris,
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, General Hood
Gen. X L. Gibson, General ogden,
Hon d. b. Penn, D.. Chopin,
Henry Renshaw, H. W. Common
John Phelps, l. n. Stauff.r
y. D. Prenties. Hon. H. N. Ogden,
Coloue, Z. Ogden J d. Hill
Ma. c. 2. 3-eGk snridge, Maj w C. C, Claiborne
Programme.
NOJnilB 70 W edr W. A. Butler
me Az ie' .--..... LOngfeliOw
l6nny
Adm.s hftY cents. Tickets to be had at the
p-1aCipa. bookstores.
n B.-natinee on Saturday, May g. at twelve
O'clock NJ. All tickets pul chased will be good tor
FRIDAY evening or the n .tnee on SATURDAY.
Doors open at $50 P. NJ Reading at 8 p. nj.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
GRCNEWALD HALL.

GRyNEWALD HALL.
w saturday. May s, 1873,
PROFESSOR HIND
the Wizard from Europe in his
dRAsD GIFT ENTERTAIN MENT
Set of furniture: silver watch, $50 gold watch,
prssents Admission SOC. and :5c children 35c
Doors open at P. NJ. Grand Family Matinee at u
ID admission Soc; children 25c. with present
6y6 ST.
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SCNMAR

1Ime-I:58, I:5f34, I:56A, ?.
The third race, mile dash, was won by
Nerdiigris, beating Brakeman, Natchez and
Vocalist In the order named. Vaulter, Won
Moltke and Vortex were distanced. Time
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Court Items.

Nearly all the civil courts adjourned yes.
terday on being notified by members of the
bar Of the death Of A. de B. Hughes, Esq.
The counsel making the motion We'd with
each other in paying feeling tributes of
esteem and affection to the memory Of the
deceased, and in several cases the court
responded.
In the Second District Court the motion
was made by J. p. Hornor, Esq.
In the Third District Court, ". r. WHIT
aker, Esq., in making the motion, addressed
the court at considerable length, eulogizing
the admirable qualities of Mr.. Hughes, and
Judge Meunier, in ordering the adjourn
ment, acknowledged the justice OF his re-
marks.
In the FouEth District Court Hon. C.. NJ
Emerson suggested the recent death Of Mr..
Hughes, and moving an adjournment, said
that he had known the deceased well, and
bore willing testimony to his worth as
man, his high culture as scholar, his
urbane and gentlemanly character and his
eminence as jurist.
Judge Lynch replied that he, too, had
known Mr.. Hughes long and intimately. AS
a man and Christian gentleman he was
above reproach. In his intercourse with
the bar and tie bench he was always
courteous and urbane; in his dealings he
was generous and manly, and his profess
sional. efforts showed the result Of severe
study and were noted for great eruditon.
Beyonds all this he was an accomplished
scholar, and had secured the esteem of all
who knew him. The decease Of such man
furnished a fit occasion for adjournment.
Hon. William Grant made the motion to
adjourn in the Superior. and Hon Albert
VOORHEES, in the Fifth District Court.
sunday School Convention.
The seventh international Sunday School
convention will meet IN Baltimore, Ma,v-
land May IL, and continue several DAYS.
Delegates will be present from every part
of the United States. and no doubt, from
several foreign countries. Louisiana will
be entitled to fourteen repre- entatives, to
be sent from Union Sunday School associa.
tons. Where no such associations exist
Rev. j. c. Hartzell, of this city, is author
ized to furnish credentials to any persons
specially interested or engaged in Sunday
School work. These credentials will entitle
their holders to free entertainment during
he session of the convention and to the
reductions in railroad fares: The
New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago will
;harge delegates S25 for the round trip to
Cairo and s23 so for the round trip to
Milan. The remaining routes will carry
delegates at about half rates. Mr.. Hart
ellis residence is No. 4S6 Camp street,
where any person will call who may desire
% attend the convention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-06
RuSINESS CHANGES.

FENaE INTEREST
MR.. j. TURCOTTE
Ceased in ou- firm from this date
BLANCAED JORDa.
Nav Orleans, NAV 1. 1875. mX6 3t
, 1875-04-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

All those who aro to take pnrt in tho opolEns
match in Fa1wull Hall this evening nro request
I'd to report at tho drcssng-rao1u in rcar OF tho
stage ut 7:a5 p. m.
Saturday evening meeting iB called at tho
Sherman House, by Capt. John Harrington.
Chairman Of tho Committee on Afualc, to mnao
arrangements for the meeting OF tho National
Encampncnt, on May IL.
The spelling match in Farvell Hall tonight
will 10 in nj respects tho richest thing evor pro-
ducea in Chicago. Those who are SO fortunate
as to sccuro acats will hear soulc Of the poorest
bpelling and funniest spocoIl- making t9er heard
III tAcir lives. Tho sale of t1chcts yesterday was
rapid. an!t the manasais may feel Huro of i iul
h3uhc.
The aingularlY successful scaaon Of tho Sun
day Lecture Society Ia draHlng to close. Two
more lectures ronan to ba deiisaresl--one Hnn-
day. by prot. John W. Charlie, lecturer bcloro
tho Royal Society OF Asts, London, on "II,e
Keyca:,ons ot Modern Geology y; aud tho fol-
lowing saaday, April IL, by the Hon. John
Wentworth, pf this city. Who will bpnak on
Early Chicago" This lecture will bring to =
cloto whist Inns been. al! in all. tho most norol
and moat auccessfu lecture course eTer t1oliyer-
oil in Chicago.
, 1875-04-02
CRIMINAL.

Ths residence Of Ralph Hartman, No. G2o
Wcas Eighteenth street, was entered night be-
fore last by thief, mud s25 iu monsy wM tho
booty occurred.
Jaucs F1int and Charles Stewart, boll.boSs at
tho dnult liouse, yesterday cntored the room Of
guest OF the house. 1tr. Lynch, aud took a
gold watch valued at *t"0. Tho boys nora mr.
rested during the day, and tho watch was found
nj Clark street paWntrukor's.
Detective James Tracy, OF St. Louis, ssrestel
Henry Robinson in thus city ycstclday OIL tho
Charge Of obtaining money for two car-ioada Ut
grain In that wicked city ull,lsr falae ptcttnseA,
lie started homonard With his priaoucr 'Iast evan-
lug. lilo did not wear flIB oyercoat however, for
wl,ile ha was grabbing Tracy roaming thief
appropriated it at Durke'a Hotel.
A man presenting card reading "Dr. A.
CooklnHhnnnt homeopathic physician, No. 80
North Delaware stseat, Indianapolis" applied
At the Madison Street Station last evening lor
lodging, and was accommodated. lilo uote
= par OF black, ayes, made 40
by cou,tng in contact With somebody's
Ast. and said hh arrived hero a fam aaya ngo
with 300 IN his pocket. ua ia y young man.
and Ii, doubtless. OF poor but respeotab!e
parents. i this should reach their eyes nny
iitile remittanccs. thoy may forward VIII bo
thankfully received.
, 1875-04-02
TOWN POLITICS.

Tho ro!iug p1acos for tho primaries thla after
follows:
St.a,t Mn,i-Curncr Of Clark and Harrison etseets.
3hiri tturd-Twcifth and Htnte Alrcrs.
iD"!th HaFd-Howlanas livery atals on Twenty
sccogA street.
six:h rard-Corncr Of Archcr nvruno and IIa1stcd
htfret.
Hero delegates will bo elected to attend tho
Convention called for Saturday.
WET TOWN.
Work has commenced oycr hero in earnest.
Scouting parties arc very numerous, and aolo
fect hro lhe rule. Everybody IN tho sa|oon-busi-
ness is an object Of particular importance.
Candidates lenyo no Stono u1turned to dis
anl tho principal weapons appear 10 bo falso
stories, multiplied as tue hours 60 by. William
Spence, for instance. danieH the rllMor TINT lie
1las withdrawn al candidate for tho Collector
alip; lo intends fighting it ont ut all hazards.
NORTH TOWN.
Tho Forthcoming fight over hero promises to
DO decidedly interesting. Ernest Unmmel for
Collector appears to bo tar ahead. On tho Banle
ticket J. i. Miller will probably aastht ns AsscH-
Clorl, aud MullenH rs Constable.
convention Of citizons unshtlsfcd With tho
result Of tho independent Taxpayers Con-
von.Ion lIeld in Tuner Hall. North Clark
street. last Monday: was called to moct in syea
Hall, corner Of Wells md Superior
streets, Yesterday afternoon, but only
fow persons put In an appearance, and, luding
run, they left In dIssuat. Thus Il a evident illat
thu Independent and ".Auti-Kcnncy.'" tIciieta
will haye tie nght for to"a Offices Ill amous
thamuolyea.
, 1875-04-02
Religious - Isnttcnit,r.n

fGf ItA BH4Ifks
4 painful cnso ot " ra,tening" II, lin s....,
preHbyteta Church at Sheffield has ca,, seS =
little oxcitemont In that town. It Hccy H., y.
majority Of tho congregation tlocic on n]ss,.
III orgnn in tho church, mich to tue disgust y
Sumo OF tho Iresuhcrr. wlio In win prn,r'... '.
against this ~ unosAtion." On Saturday n,se'
TIM choir wont TO tho church for tho }nIn',s y
practcspg tho t.sncu to bo Sung ua EnalIy bui u
to tloir horror md CONSERVATION tliHcgrsn,.ai; ~;
ohtainca for tic organ. Spino onu lad ~, !" :
largo hoio in tia bellows, and thus rcndcrsIst:,.. Il:
iliHtsutnunt 'yl.lcl. had boon q bono of coh,sa
tion usclosH for tic pronlntion Of hagfnoDrs !,
i,owtvor: ha ,uEinod thas this lrocnrding vea
pointcd. Workmen wero Immediately toat ~
os,tl by axtraurttinary exo1tiann n,anasel "a n Il
foctunlg TO repair tho t'atnn1e that tho orr, -.
next morning poured forth n flood Of ueI.l,
which delighted itH patrons. ana Haemel no,,
ts.o wnreo Tor tl1o trick which ha1 lcea plsyti
, 1875-04-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Commissioner John Joucs vii! explain to any
inquiristve individual, wlo may feel disposed to
inquire. rhat became OF bis oyercoat yesterday.
THO Committee On Public Service yesterday
audited snndEy bills, amounting In tho aSgro-
gate to e3.5o0 for the Couuty Clerks of1lco Tor
the mouth Of March.
The Finance Committee rosumcd the labor
yesterday Of comparing tho receipts With The
disbursements Of tho County Clerks oflcs from
december 1879. to October, 1874.
County Collector Miller was In hla Office yos.
tersl.Y afternoon. THIS is tho third appearance
OF s1r. Miller durin: tho prosent week, ttatt-
1aeass to tho contrary notwithstanding.
Eta,e's Attorney Reed .ecclycd n telegram 1.ts
alts. l.oed had entirely recovered from the
poiAon administered sccidentaily by hor plys1-
eian: Tn!s "as chsessu! information TO M1.
Reed ~ hla Wlfo for . time y Is in \ very dam
Geroua position from tho Icsuas Of tlo poisonous
eject OF tho drug
Clerk to tho County Board, entered upon Ills
duties yeE.erlhy. This is ths position long allied
" Col. Silca, who rtngned last January. blncn
that date Cen. Lisb, the County Elerk, has per-
formed the dutleb, but ilnd!ng tho other dotails
Of bly, office lrcsaing he Was compelled to select
Col Nllta successor, and tho chuics fell upon
As. com.sAey.
Deputy Sheriff SlcGoyetn, who Ia At psesopt
keeping the books OF tbs Jail. bounced repott.
Or of the aost and Jfaii yesterday from his
ot.ense At n altlcle, written by ths youug man,
in last Wednesdays tsEuo ot tAAt Bheet, III con.
nectlon With tbs escape ot tha prisoner J.ysu.
Yesterday, "hea tha reporter lnsdc Lis appear
Aucs u search ~ news, woFly wAs en4ued, and
lhe deputy directed the Faber uan 10 Ret
out Of the otfica. :Ghe Jailer and Ills officials
will savo themselves much unpleasant uotoriatY
1t they would uot xstsn2t TO hold back incidents
, 1875-04-02

Hero IL singular skotcl from Winstanley's
"I.yea Ut tho Mcss Famous English pocts; Of,
tho LIQUOR Of parnass,,s.'' 1857; John Milton
was Que wlloso natural pastB might deseryedly
give him p!aco among tho principal OF our En-.
Giish poets. having written two l(oroick To.ms
aud Tragedy, Namoly Paradise Lost Para
disc. Resaiu'd, aad 'sampson Agopista' but
his famo il gons out l4o Candle iu q Snuff,
have aver hired IN honorable Rspute, hid no. he
beeu notorious Traitor, and moas lmpiouelJ and
yllhsnouely boy'd that Dlas1s1 Martyr KipK
Charles tue Firat,"
, 1875-04-02
STANDING HIS TRIAL.
David E[ooro Rotutns After Nearly
Five Years Absence,



1ho year iStowas notable ono In tho nrr1IEr-
history Of this city ail vicinity and among the
hpmici}on vns thht of n Man named John Enln,e
In thu Town Of Iiy,Ic Park md David s,ooro ,yo q
a., .,...,, H.. ~, ~, 49, Nu''' -, '.'o'o nun
sno pesaon VINO dla thn daea' ato'tR AEnaw
word from tho law of}lco OF O1}rion, Dixon Il
Ln1]argu to tho olyoct that he WAS wantcd t1,orc
10 tako IN cus.o,lv TIN mnn or,oro win hal ~.
tprnc, from f,otifcr,J. r.. ~. a,'N.,s. ~
<s'"ou NUM- e"'!"t''a tot 'ne PURPOSE
ot Hni7e'dcf'ng lli'nself as tho party
WHO was guilty Of tho murder OF
kafno. THO tsacnmpnsed body of tho 1attor wns
found on TIM n,ays,,v rro,,nd ,ot,, n yf,,r-frst
u,roct and ,.., ron. ~ 1....1.,
A ,'"' 'eo. ~ i,"''""Neo as"o"et st*
ohys niier tho murtlor. Dceeased lay on his
faco, with Ills knees nntl olbown imbcddod in tho
dirt. r Cntly, Of llydo pnrK, vas cre1itc,1 will,
having tiiseovcr,l ,ho rono,na ,r,v, ,,,,. .fta.
the lI,inn n LIN loav M ] lin l.oron'r 'e S''''
'ao ''l''A'"6 W 'i'o "o"}' ''a eofonof
HELD An INQUEST
at Ecnvpod Station, md nap nEklntod BY Richard
s. Thompson, Attorney for tho Town of 1trda
mi, IN c1rra,rno ~ ,ei,,,os,,a 4''"'
u non y. M't'es, WHO wa tnon county fHy-
6clR1. testltlctl that lIe lad found tho body of
Haimo in~~s,,cl, a dccompoeod stato that It WAC
tsecnsAary for lin 10 soyor tho.1,cnl. An o4om.
beu nfxt mn ti,n rscht niio nf .a,n"1 n"1
and tic other on Tho jott. and fraetrca Ind hec
nrotl,icetl "4 ~
Tho Testimony Which Indicated tIat ,fooro r,,s
tho person WHO Rnyo tho blows uns 0jycn hv tw,
road lat,prers nnincd TDi,n Hon,,in., a,Ht Iasoni
aujltna tho yi.prpuIotu or whon at In 1rnro,,t
:inu ia ,ot known. buk lin dnfnctivos th,,l, sbnt
tloy can find ttteu,. trhp fnrrnor atntnt1 tf,,t In
wnu working on function uyol,,,o. 1,oar tbc wan,
or tic ul,rtlor ll0 4nw A n,a,, wlocn j,n .,,,,.
toseA to Le 1ny,a Moorr. u,mI ,shn nnasr,, %,t,,
on tho morning OF Aopt ii. ts7O. Viii, n
riece ot wood. alont q font fnnr ana NJ
, 1875-04-02
connected with tho jail and osppciatiy tltofc that
Monld In no MIae IniIlro t!1en1 by publication.

Mr., Thcophilus Z. t,uerouls emo Of tho dopu-
ties in tho County Clerks, ofllcc, Was the victim
yeators1aY Of mn Aprii.fool hoa1. 1n atldieo', to
uf Mr.. rucronlt Tho clnrks Of tho Office per-
rot5atol ti,o sell Oh tho gontoznar by packing up
4 lot OF oil county literature lii ! boz. and
addressed II 10 him. tin box wan labclci
ns coming fran A. T.. Smith, tho State nnar Mt
Rockford, rti, express ailarges Of f1.16 duo
THEREON. On Mr. Hucroult making hia eppcnr-
anco iu tho afternoon lus attention wna dirocted
to tho birthday present. Tho chnrgea woro paid,
and, with words Of thanko on hla lips to Mr.,
Smith, ho tsroceclod to ornn tho box, when tho
rol1 was nt onco discovered. Tho el.15 won't for
tho drinks ACROSS tho Tay,
, 1875-04-02
PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMI.
NARY,


HOARD Of hiEEcToi:s'
! Tho Board VI Dizectosa Of tho Presbyterian
Theolorical Seminary of tito Northwest met
| ,.oa,.r,f,v ,,orn,nr At Ina seminary 1,ui,,1iuo.
se''o'""s .Ab ~ '
hehf 'No il'e5secs'on o1 !.'ncon a'oi.o asso
Insisted street. Tho nev. W. G. Craig, D. D.,
TrcBtlent OF tho Board, occupied tho .clatr, md
.ho folIowinc memhcra Of tim Hoard waro preu-
eass 'n'stnsS,sshaf 2l,ens ~ A'."s 14s'.,,.
Iierson, ID. d., Detroit; William ". l!otsha,
p. D., Jacksonville; J. Edwards, u. D.,
Lib, Tooria; John H. Faris, Anna. Ill. !;
healnl l.. brooks, Danyjc, ILL.,: Nolcrt uotr,
Valparaiso, Ind. John AruaBtrong Aluacatinc,
la.; William s. Cn1.is, u. D., Noekfora. Ill. j;
toorgo C. koyes, Evanston. Ill; Samuel Hodge,
d. D., Ilopkintoi,, H.: md Charles l.. Thomp-
sou !, Nuliur Etloss-A. Il, Waterman, 1}o1o,t,
Wis; john Forsyk,o, Henry Il. Miller, T.. Il.
NoIeon, Samuel ii. Moore, aud S. 7. Eavring-
ton,
The Committee on Nominations reported tho
OF tic Glars OF 1870: aIinislers-Fie<ny N.
living. Decator, ILL.,; Arthur Mitchell Arthur I.
Tiersou, D. D.. Detroit: aud ". W. 1Ior.sla. II.
ID, Jacksonville; ls.1linE Ei1ors-A. +. Water
man, Doloit, Wis, CI.olnns II. Sharpe. 1ndian-
apolIs, Ind, J, NJ. Horton, lIonry g. Miller. nnd
6. Il, Nelson bong ro-cfectiol, Of tic OH Di-
rectors With tho exception Of a1casrs. Jo!l,, For
Hytho aud N. $. Dousou, Of Chicago, hodrc'tuod
re. eloction.
Tho lloy, Jos;al, sr,illgnn, Princeton, Ill.,, was
elected u Disoctor Tor Ito term of o,lico eltlirc
in 1916, 10 fiji tic vacancy occasoncd by ths ras
i3nat,on Of tho Roy. Cha:lss D. Shaw. Tho
director Tor tho term Of oli:e c,,ling IN ls79 TO
iii t, vacancy cnusel by tic removal frou, Illi-
nois Of tic soy. Lows ii. Ecd.
Tho following wero elected M tho off'csru OF
IIp Il Peora IT, ;esaen sHna,s te GS s1 wa ii
s. Curtis D. D., hockfa1d, ILL.,. Vice-preai.lout;
tho Toy. John II. Fa,is, Chicago, Secretary;
, 1875-04-02
FErt11Ut1{s

NEW ] HFE 7tECN1FV l'0S{,
Tho flno woul sheep. furnloly tho pr,lo n, T.,
mont iarmcEs. NJ veil as anl,rco of wealth, b,,.
almost diaappearod from tl.o Stats, ,l,ass ss ~,
still continue sheep raising having nov tLrcs ~
four "rl1's' on hnsld, with lttto prospect Of IN.
ing at good price. The dalry business IL nas
QUO ot Tue bost paving in tho htaso, asnl tic Is
ing. N'sNs
, 1875-04-02
Touching TEibuto to = Generous Old
Hlun.
Es.raet q Letter ytoa Mr.. Eeodhutt and limit

Extract q Letter from Mr.. FoodhuH and 7tanil
Z. ChatH to CataHotioft FaHderbtH
90 BnoAp srAErr, Ngw Yonk OlTY, SUNDAY.
March II. lS75.-Cor7lc{ius FanlertiA.-DEAu
CoMuoDoAE. II naB you. Commodore, who flrst
exteudea your band 10 aid two struggling vou,-
coursged them 10 break away from tho ftttors
That hold theua captive to public opinion, suu TO
go out into the word to Claim recognition ~
eeaaed It was you who gave them Wise counsel,
aud showed them tue shoals and xocks
, 1875-04-02

II the Gentlemen will Look
at our cloths mud casamertx 1t &c. Tic, aud 81 per
yard, they will uos go elsewhere anA psy ~ much
sgain for tha same gools. q. n, l. Z. pAslEtlxa u
Co.. Ill and lt6 Etate stfcet.
, 1875-04-02

Ear Discharges and Partial Deafness
Cured.
For two weeks Doctor Hartley will attend al 70.
sro'oe psEAons FREQ OF charge until cure at ht. res
14oAet, ei Michigan H1tnuu. Doctor HURLEY IL per-
nEted 10 refer to aons of tbs hest faes In ChIcsgo
liccupt!uus from to O'Clock daily,
, 1875-04-02

ohIokoF1n4 Uprlght Pianos,
Just received ut ltoaaa Teuua ct Music, corner OF
Dearborn aud Van Dufsu streets, few very ane up
right piauos contaung the latest and beat Improve
nen1s
, 1875-04-02

We Have No Sympathy
for thoss who sunes With and hun!ons when 10
enectuA srenedy ~ p4llsy's Magical Palm Extractor
may be bought at any drug 1torh 23 cts, 81
, 1875-04-02

Tho Question II Often Askad,
ADO you keep everything In boa4lng4" We haya foe
nfteen yeaga kept everything tu bedding and sel tn
any quantity desired. utgcf, Jenkins i Faxon, as
aud 2ll State &ttaet,
, 1875-04-02

Sparkling. and Bright

VIII liz tbs Silver on your thh!es and all yonr Hong
hDtd Utensils. whoa oleanu1 an1 pIllshoa witt Etc
tro Hf1tcnM. This article ID natural 1ntasotiAgriss
obtained fro Nevada tninc, untirnly fro from ri.
fn1artons chomlca:s 1t cleans aud posht, With ss H.
bos and geoacr hrtlIlancy than any soifal crer btr
It should he In orrr1 woli regulated ha
tsd. Sold BY lIauso. .Fufnsh!nu ftorar DturEss, tr
c1crA And GGocsss. ASoats ~G1LLl.T, 5tccELtUtu
/ co.
, 1875-04-02

ssa.o'n GsvIlonco. and enter n nolo .proscaut
with regard to lin. siel, arc. 3tr. Marks
statcments In brisf; the full fscta will
couic ouk At tho trial friday next.
Tho reporter a1ao had talk Nth Hsrgo and
Woss. Tho parties who afo under nrrcet on tho
charge or sshnvine canspirctl against Charles
Peters who wns convicted of tito 1asccny Of a
quantity Of meat. and eentoncod 10 two yonts in
Tho fenitonlsars, and who clnima to DO innocent,
the other rnrtics having committed tho crlmo
for which ho WAS convicted. Surge atntoA
that tho story Of Peters 10 without
foundation In fact. petcra met hin,
At lh,tte's Hnfuon. where he ail'l Weiss lla4 8
fow gleasoa OF hoer and 1,e nsked WcBs to do
= job for him. 1,ls waa .t lle'f.pas. 3 o'clocl;
In tho erenimg. WclsH refused to do IT, aud
they then nott homo. Ito (sargo) Iol.ud his
wifo nbsent, and wont over to 1'clerHs, where lie
found her. She refused to 70 homo with him.
o. It waa too cold for the ba''y. lilo then went
back to Wcis.'. and rotciB was tt,eret
and, asked lveisa again to haul
again refused, his mother telling lin not to 10
1t. Peters tl.cn wont into tho stable TO harness.
tho Eo1se. Wo;BH went stt him. anu helped lin
lsarneas It. They both went along Win lctoes,
who lad Two hams and two tnba Of lard under
tho sidowa'it, which no put on tho wagon, a'ld
drovo lomo.again. Ills (Aatge's) vito was thcrc
a. tho lime, mid say Il. They lad nothing to tlo
with Tho theft. aud did not got rntcrs drunk.
Wcisa tells substantially tho sasno rtorg.