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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-29

Notice.
The undersigned will be found daily at Morgan's
Depot head of Lafayette street. prepared to
and receipt for Donations ready for shipment to the
Texas sufferers SO marked.
Small bundles of Clothing, Shoes, Ladies' Apparel
etc. to be packed may be left with J. C. POTTS. at
the rooms of the Howard Association SO Camp street.
Those persons not having the means of transpor-
tation and wishing to contribute these articles, An
be sent for by leaving due notice at the above Office
Donations in Money be made to Mr.. JOHN
GLYNN, JR, Treasurer, No. Union street.
SOB 2dptf S. NJ. VIRGINS.
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TO the Sugar Interest.

In compliance with the request of the Committee
on the Tare of Louisiana Sugars, the undersigned
specially invites the sugar factors sugar brokers'
sugar planters grocers and dealers 70 attend either
personally by committee both, meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce, to be held MONDAY, Oc-
tober l. 1875, at 30 P. NJ.
CYRUS BUSY President,
500 1t2dp Chairman of the Committee.
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THE CoNTINENTALs.-Pro Prompt to the call the
old Continentals assembled last evening at
their headquarters over Hawkinss. The at
tendance was large, and the spirit evinced
confirmed our first opinion that they would
be among the foremost of Southern organza-
tons at the Centennial. Already the member
ship has increased rapidly, and, from the ad-
ditions last night the company will muster
one hundred soon. AS no officers have been
elected, it was resolved to 60 into permanent
organization next Tuesday evening, when
every member should be present.
THE FoREsr CLUB.-The entertainment
given at the st. Charles Theater last night by
this club, for the benefit of the Texas suffer
ers, was attended by very large and enthu-
siastic audience. The play of "O'Neal, the
Great" has but little to recommend it as an
acting play, except, indeed it be the scope it
allows for patriotic defamation. The plot is
weak and the business of very little in
terest
The gentlemen cast in the performance were
very successful in the representations consid-
ering that to most of them it was first ap-
pearance on o regular stage; especially may
this be said of Messrs. John +. Marley, Chas.
FRANKIE, Chas. Irving, John Rookie and w. H.
Flynne. The latter gentleman assumed the
only female Part in the play, and made it a very
successful eff TT His Judy was a very clever
piece of character acting.
OF course, all the actors exhibited in some
degree their lack of experience, but several
gave promise of becoming very fair actors
with more study ard practice.
The large attendance was generous
tribute to the sufferers by the disastrous gale
en- the Texas coast
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E 5. KEEP. In Commendam
KEEP, RAYMOND & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
WESTERN PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II and79 P0ydras Street,
NEW ORLEANS,
Make Speciality of
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE.
RICE and TOBACCO, FLOUR,
BACON, PORK, HAMS. LARD.
BUTTER and CHEESE, SOAP,
CANDLES and STARCH.
DEALERS IN ALL X tNDS OF
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Exclusive Agents for
PLANTS MILLS, st. Louis
PLANTS EXTRA, BELLE CREOLE,
TROJAN, CENTRAL,
and full line of Medium and Choice Grades.
We ale prepared to fill orders for all kinds of
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES and WEST.
ERN PRODUCE at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICE.
Having superior facilities for handling consign
ments of Western Produce, we solicit the patronage
of shippers and will be pleased to correspond with
houses who desire to buy or sell in this market
81 l02dp
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NOTICING Orders taken On the Bulletin Office
unless Endorsed by the PROPRlETOR.
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ELhlN n w..
16S-......-......C Canal Street. 16S
Are receiving New Styles of
VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETS
THREEPLY and INGRAM CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
COCOA and RATTAN MATTINGS.
WINDOW SHADES and CORNICES.
CURTAIN GOODS, in Terrys, Reps and Broche,
At Extremely Law Prices for Cash.
sl4 I'm
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stood in all the civilized countries on both
hemispheres that there is great governmental
economy in general public education, fact
volumes of arguments. 1t is the settled
policy of the civilized world to open the
school-house to every boy and girl long enough
to enable them to learn to read and write.
Whether the government be an autocraey,
monarchy or q republic, whatever may be
the prevailing faith, whatever may be the
nationality or race of their origin, however
old and venerable may be their property
titles, they all concur in having some system
of public and general education.
When the revenues of State. including
school money, are raised by a tax on real and
personal property, the tax is not paid alto
gether by the holders of such taxed property.
When house is taxed, the tenant may pay
no tax, but he must help his landlord pay for
interest, insurance, repairs and taxes. He
who frequents a public saloon helps to pay
the proprietor's license and tax. He who
buys steak in the market contributes to pay
the rent of the butchers stall. He who
lodges in taxed hotel pays part Of the tax
on the building. The citizen can not buy an
article for his family or eat from dish on his
table without paying more or less Of tax. The
plowman hired to till taxed farm feels the
tax in his monthly pay. And thus downward
through every grade, those who consume
pay share of tax, and those who earn money
suffer a loss in consequence of taxes. Thus
all Classes help to support schools, or all
who work for wages or who pay for what they
eat and wear. The pressure my not be alb
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We the undersigned butchers. living in New Or
leans, do hereby declare that when we signed the
card published in the newspapers of Sunday. 18th
in t, we were under On erroneous impression. Ii
were called upon decide for ourselves whether
the Slaughter House should be located the light
the left bank of the Mississippi River the charges
for slaughtering remaining unchanged. we have no
hesit tion in declaring that far from being in favor of
transferring the Slaughter House to the right bank,
we will use every effort to prevent such thing from
being done.
j. Claverie, B. st. Euperie,
P. Marzonn p Bonneau
P. DuclOs, L. Senac
G. Mailhe, Julien Dutrey,
B. Bares, j. NJ Domerc,
E. A. Moore, J. Dantagnon,
Jean badie, b. Tujaque,
j. NJ. Verge5, John Weber,
j. Davezac, ?. ST. Raymond,
j. w. Lannes, j. Gaze
j. NJ. Durant, Fcois Pique,
Louis Camgrand p Lannes,
F cos Crochet NJ P. Alder,
A. Cieutat T. Dastugue
A. Cassagne, NJ Verges,
Duprat, J. Flick.
, 1875-09-18
CRIMINAL

Deputy ySupt. Nike Hickey waa Yesterday fined
50 aud costa by Justice DaWolf for aasaultfng
DeuniH G. Quian. The case IVES appealed to tho
Criminal Court by the Captain.
Thomas Dulscr, young man who has the
reputation OF being q thief, and whose nAule hss
elton appeared In polico Court recorle, was yea
terday afternoon Arrested in q junk shop on
Clark street willie trying 70 soil two brass bcor-
faucots. lie wts locked up in the Muory. and
the property awaits an oMnor. Thoro is not
tho 1eaat doubt In tho minds OF tho police that
tho property WIS stolen.
A. G. Ileaing is amoug The latest victims to
tho confidence game. A few evenings ago lie
was in o. Foley's paving tho way for hla
luturo greatness. While upon tho eve
Of inbibing ho WIS E1,lldenly called
aside by n stranger who was confident that he
would DO elected by largo majority. The brBi-
ness Of the stranger was to borrow e5 b'll until
the morning. The loan waa made without beBi-
tatlon. alt. Heeiug In now little more psrticu-
lar as 10 who His friends aro..
II August Mahnke dies Of the injuries he re-
ceired yesterday. then hia blood will 10 on the
l,anda Of liin companion, Frank Elert. The
two boys arc aged respectively 10 and Ia years.
They wero plsvlng on tho prairie In tho vicinity
OF Augusta aud Wood stEeo!a at about o'clock,
whon, = dispute n.rising, aishnke be!abored
rockot-kntfc and atabblng Mahnko in
tho lett breast so dangerously that
DR.. Tilcks docs not think he will survive, owing
to internal liomorrhaae. Tho injuitd boy vua
conveyed to tho homo Of hts parents at 800 Au-
gusta street, aud bis vicious companion Was mr.
rcstod BOON sfterward ut bia homo, 289 Samuel
street, aua was locked mp In tho Chicago Avenue
Station, At q late hour last evening Mbhukc's
condition n&s rapidly growing voEso.
, 1875-09-18

Emory A. storss " i'll lecture bofcre tho
College Of Law this afternoon At 1 o'clock.
Tho Kov Dr.. t,utlor lectures in this city 1T tho
Church Of tho Immaculate Conception, conner
Franklin and Schiller streets, sunday evening.
Subject: Tho ropo, Prince, and People.
This is tic "chesp day " ut the Exposition IN
consequence Of which an iu,monse attendance
is expected. rresldens G1aut and family viii.
doubtless, visit tho building during tho after
noon.
Joseph Woatheslcy, tho English Evangelist,
hsB been speaking this week In different
churches in tho city to attoutivo audiences, glE
Ing an acepuut Of the Moody and Sankey HOrk In
Great Britain. lio speaks tomorrow tEornlnt,
in the Fist Congregational Church, to-murEow
afternoon in tho WashinStonian uomo and to-
morrow evening ii, the FrRt Presbyterian
Church. leaving for Washington, D. t., Monday
evening"
The Lecture Committee Of the Young 5lona
ClIrietinn Association hare arranged for nix I'LL
tertanmeuta to bo given in their hall this VIM
Ter to be known Al the Lakeside Course, con-
srtug OF concerts by Theodore Thomas, Ca
nliIla Urgo. llicllingS-Dernprd, 3londelssohEl
Qniutcste Club. and readings by Mira. scott-Sd-
dous md George Vaodenhotf. RcseEycd-hent
tickets FOR the courso hayo been placed at the
low price Of T9.5Q.
, 1875-09-18

unfinished condition it In menacing danger IN
stormb like that Of Thursday night and tho
greater raEt Of yesterday. The scl,ooner Onor.
t!aga rnti neairRt tho salno p!ur week ago and
WhN fonnttruit. coYtinE tho life OF ior
Captain. Tile Harmony t1ritic.l right on top Of
ths OnondaEa, and heghu; to aettlo ~ onco.
The crew came near drowE@Dg. and only with
grcnt difficulty md the cid 1T ropes wcro ther
tivoa savet!. During The night tho batgo wcat
completely to Wocoa, ami in tho morning not a
vestiEo nj her WAS iu sight, Tie lumber with
which ale Tns lAtaon IL floating around tn all iii.
rcctinnH, md tho 1ior ia coyerod with It to q
owned by 1lintx Brothers, OF tiIa city Thcra
WAS no inauranco OH the weasel or tho cargo.
She WaH bulk III 1879 and was valued nt s1N,uJD.
THE OTHERS.
The achr isabella Sanda ran against tho aamo
pior and Slipped both her anchors, but was rts:
cuel by the tug rarkor before she suffered
much damage.
The patnlio also came very ,,ca. going into Tho
pier. but fortunately tho Captain taw 1t IN tl'l'o
to turn her nbont mil cBcaro the dN.lCes.
The schooner ttncet, o: tile Nest arrived l,cso
In tho afternoon minus her forcsaii. . 4he
schooner 1.cciproe,ty llad her fotrSal! frllt md
rlides broken q little ways off this rort anu ~ Waa
brought in by ono nf TIM Srsaclt' lt'-W''cTs I owing
Gonlpany's tugs. Tho ecl,ooncr drahsm broshefs
camo lu mnua her toEnlast.
Il was s,tnorcd during tho day that tHo
tchoopetH yorc astore OF Crosse Point, but np
to last evening nothing ct!nsso about thom had
brnn Aecertained.
Tho wind conttnucd TO blow tiercely from the
northeast nll day YcHto:tlAr. bit not With such
violence ns tho niEltk preyionH. A lntge flctt
camc in during the day. and number OF fesse!s
aro still at anchor outside.
, 1875-09-18
THE GALE.

ACCIDENTS REpoNTED YESTERDAY.
It seems after all that Prof. Tice waA right
when La prophesIel unusual atmospheric con-
yuB,ons fot this soason. Though lle Was wrunK
A. to dates, still tho convuisionB lave occurred
aud arc yet occurring. The storms that have nl-
ready occurred this eeason HurpaAs III severity
Aosa Of any previous one within tho memory OF
that often quoted individual, the Oldest ill.,
hab,tant, aud still The tiuo for the regular
eluinoctial storms has uot yet passed. Bince
tha gales OF this month have destroyed
mllllons Of property, whut may not bs expected
Of lte storms that usually occur during tho
months of October and Novembur ? Only little
over axeck Ago gala rsssea oyor l.ako alscal-
gan which IL pronounced by old usrisRsors the
most severe aud sisstruetiSo ever elperlancud.
And mhlle yet waiting for the smoEo OF this bat
tie Of the clements 10 clear away. that tile field
might 10 surveyed aud tho losses ascsl lta.ucl.
another noTshoast k&lo oolnea up, aldiug 10 tho
havuo made BY lts p1edscessor.
Ila gale which cams up Thursday noon from
tbs noGtAoaAt, although shttset, WA not a. &c.
we're Al last VeskB, aud consequently tho lAtl-
ags ~ far ~ asca1talued. IL much less. Tho
ves4el- tnaa, besloB. Eere foreWarned by Old
rzubs this time, wlIla before they Wtrp MT, aud
therefore nlost vessels mere fnlly prepared fur
tbs blow.
TIE MOST HKuI0uB DISASTER
occsaloued by The late utarm Was tlo sinking Of
the barge Harm0ny frum the propeller holtzs y
tow, OF which uotice W. InAle in yestotdsys
Tumrsx. Tbs barge m44 driven BY tie slua
against Ihe upper portion ot The North Pier,
which lu rough weather " covered by the Wkt9f,
sud eau Atsdly 10 Esau. Tils pier as4 already
doue muljA damage to voasel property, and mead
ures should be taken II once by The Government
70 build it up md complete j., ~ u IN present
, 1875-09-18
rely in tho last few days fot forgery. WAS yes-
sc,,}ay handed over to Lnter Doyle for eafc-


RELY in tho last few days tot forgery. WAS ycs-
scs''sy handod over to J"iter Doyle for esfo'
Keeping.
Fcarco around tllc County Building yesterday.
Commissioners tonen. Herring. aud tfoaEl
were tho only ones who put In All appearance.
Tho tr,nl Of Nicholas Htaa1on for arson will
BIZ commenced nt Wheaton, Monday. Il'o case
Was continued last HprinG OF account Q! tno
Who hba recontIy been eccurct! l,y the ,1oscc,l.
tn,I. Natc's Attorney Herd will condnet tho
trial lrnying the criminal Court In tho caro- OF
l,is assistant, sir. Ijirch.
FINITE J0HH.
Tho rerorter.hater Of tho County Board. tho
gentle loy. MeCaffroy, was viatintzcd . few t!aya
ago. sIt was outrageous" Battl comparative
stranger to him, THAT your Committee should
llaro been charged by TnE TnlnuSE will unfair
1ess i'll tho matter OF letting tho coal contracts.
Yours nj, honcHt man. MeCaff,ey, ami "A vistu-
uns rs honestl You ought 10 lia7e an
nil,ila.cd TINT roportot.' McCnGreya breast
rwoied At once, and the atEangor, fepl-
INK his wcy carefully, suddenly rcmcsuh.rod
stranger continued, "atcCa1roy, loan Mo a
dollar" Tho boy wi1tcd, EAyo lip dollar, and
haH since boon anxious 10 lind the whereabouts
OF hts almIcs. Such ia tho talo OF tho party OF
tho second rart.
niErzscn's EnIcr.
Tho Coroner having been frequently annoyed
by tho Interference OF country Justices with this
duties OF hts olicewhirt, has entailrd lnrge cs-
pcuso upon tho county unnecessarily, has Issued
thu following circular:
wond respectfully call yo.t1 attention 10 tho FAM
that tho County Commissioners expect Inc to din.
clacg" MI the tes pertaining To tho Cunera o'lce,
.n that uniy in ease Of y ABSENCE IT, out Of liz
sounsy, OF ~ my particular request. Jaatlees Of Tho
F.aea van ho'd tnunes.t. IN AZ cares the Cororer
with Iii duties,
, 1875-09-18
JEFF DAVIS,
An Interview with Him ut 94cnvCn-
lvorth-inis Fear % IrsinE N,srcpre.

1vorth-inis Fear oR IExinE M,srcPrc.
Routcd.
Special D1srateh 10 Ths Chteado TRIBUNE.
LEAYESwonrn, Kan, SoI't. 17.-Jcr Davis,
who EaB boon attending fair at Kansas City,
was interviewed by representative Of The
Lcavannorth Times. After tho nece8Bnry intro
duetiou, tito conyorsatsu WAC opened by tho re-
porter, who asked alr. Davia how he liked tho
West, at least that portion which le Ind passed.
"Wel!," replied ho, speaking slowly, and with
apparent difficulty, " ! hapc not had an oppoTtn-
mtg OF forming much Of an idea Of 1t; yet tho
Impressions received 60 far have beon extremely
favorable. Tito West posseaAeB wonderful rocu-
pe1atiyo powors and tho rnpdity with which It
has recovered from the graHahnppo: depreta-
tons Of lnst spring In encouraging.
R.-1t must have given you much pleasure Ia
meot In tho course OF your present tour thoso
old friends and companions with Nhom you Ncro
formerly associated. ....
Mr. Dit did, indeed get did not oxpoot
the cordial reception have 40 far met.
n.-uow fnr do you intend to prosecute your
iourney2 "
Mr.. D+-Only to Denver.
During tho courDe OF tho conversation tho re-
porter referred to tho Ohm election, tho cur
rcncy question: and tue condition Of tho eoiorot1
men III the South. Mr.. DAvts, however. naa not
willing to DO interrogated upon theHo subjects,
stating TINT be waA determined to give 10 npln-
ion whatever IN regard 70 thcnl for fear Of be-
Ing misTepreseatoa.
4speetas D,spatth TO Tbs Chicago T.1oune.
KANSAS C1r1. No., Sept. 17.-Je7etson Davis
and party Lett the city this morning on = special
car for Dcuvor.
, 1875-09-18
OBITUARY..

Tho telegraph announces tho sudden death o I
William N. Ross, ono OF tho oldest merchants Of
this city. ut hia farm IN Aslklim. 1roInois
County. aIf. ltoxs left tho cty last Saturday
ovculng, apparently in perfect health, OH short
Wait to bis country place, And no tidings OF any
Illness preceded thesc of Ills death, from which
1t ls inferred that tle died Of boar. dseaBe.
atr. Noas calno to Chicago in lsl9, and has
ever Euco been engaged In business here. and
always in tho dty-eot']s line. Ifo Inns becn 1T
different times lueInber oi tic irn,n OF Rosa d
Foster, William II. lsoBs l. Co.. and 1loss 4 Cos
sage Ho vns by birth Il Stolchtuhn, and WAS
ngcd 50 years at tito tinle OF his doettl.
His body will bo brought to this city for inter-
meut, md the fuucral vii! take place to-n1o: .ow
from his brothct's house, No. 1854 Michigan
avenue, TO Graceland.
, 1875-09-18
THE COUNTY AGENTS. OFFICE.
AfyNHKt, f,1f1fESTY

Al evening taper yesterday contained an
article severely relocting on Couut5-Agent
Dieden for his rofrsai to receive from tho
police an aEc1 woman Nho had bosu found by
them Oh the prszie "ost Of tho city. s1n order
10 ascertain tho other side Of tic story . re-
potter called On 3ir. Dieden yesterday afturuoon
and asked II the allegations made were true.
After carefully reading the article, Mr. DiedeD
said that Le knew nothing Of tho matter what-
ovor, and bad not eeon the
~otnan. lie further explained that
the ambulance for tho Poor-I1ouBs came into
the city only threo times week, on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, aud HatudayH, sud lis custom
xsa, whcu an application was nade On other
than thoHa days, to send tho person 10 q lodging
louss At No. 192 West Lake street. mud koep
lhsm there Until tho ambulance msde it's next
trip. This, he said, he should have done In this
cage II shn woman had boon brought to the oifice
Nhch Ae was present.
afr. Dioden then called up tile officer who had
sstended tic old wo1nan yesterday morning.
Lis nano una Peters, or Iotgr, aud in terly
to Questions ho "ail that hc raw tho woman
when ahs VAS brought to tho Office IN a wagon.
He also ssil that tsa knew tho wonlnn tist her
,'atno was Bright, and TINT she lived near him in
Lake View, With son of hers, who took as good
cnro Of her al lIe could. The Homhu wAB ovGr
% yoars of aEe. ami partially childish md part
insane; tor thIH Fehsols. though she was pro-
dor on and gcs lost. TIN assistant further said
that ho told tte policeman wllero the
woman could 10 easod tpr, but acknowledged
that no fef{ised 10 take her In. because, AZ ho
said. le had no place 10 put her; but ho asserth
that lie sold The officer that il he would bring
tho WOMAN back OH Que OF tho days when tho
ambulance was 10 DO there he would send ier
out. In addition, he advised tho 1nnn to take
the woman to llcr sona house, because lie
thought that tic proper place Tor les. Tbs a..
HtssAut did not seem know npythIpu nI,nl,s tke
lotgins-housa for temporary accommodation,
and dit not mentiou it to tlIs officer.
GAIT. ELLiH
said that tho Ell :useB might be very we'll hit
sAe xutb Of the matter WAS lint tue ina, ri tha
Agents Office refused 10 receiYo tho woman.
aud he accordingly sent ler over to tie County.
Hospital, where Hhe was taken III and carod To-,
There have been lnhny othcr complaints beslus
this cue made agaiust the Connsy-Ageut'A Office
and thero accents 10 DO pressing neet! Tor goo,
deal moro ciyillty among tho nndornEs, roln
d! whom act with grlllueBH and dincourtey
that is unworthy official appreciation,
, 1875-09-18
SUBURBAN..
HYDE PARK.

About lao yesterday morning tho outbuildluga
oi Mr.. scammona residouce, ut tho corner OF
Sixty second atraot and Woodlawn ayonuo, in
Hydo Park, wore found to be On fire. aud tho
alarn was given by ringing the Presbyterian
Church boil. It took only few moments 70 put
out Tie blszo af&or tho hremen cane upon tha
scene, and the damage wha found to 10 Hn,all.
Tue origin IT the tire 10 attributed to incond!ar-
ian. Sir, Scammon was away from home At the
i1ue,
, 1875-09-18

THO Truly Eltccrtsful MustNeas Nan
Docs Not Proclaim II from lhc
l1Ousr.E0pss
The most beautiful snd ezpcun7e card photo.
gsapLs aEo being furnished at tho uniform price
NJ 81 por dozen by L. L. Brand Il Co., intro.
ducora and Inventors Of tbs celebrated - Las
Relof,"" Antique" aud ''sousonir portrnitA
engagements for sittinSs should be sacurel In
advance. Studios. 51G Wabash ~. Lsdlea' and
childrcn'a pictures speciality.
, 1875-09-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Court viii be openet1 Monday. aud
particularly busy season il anticipated.
Judge Faswell sill be called upon this MORN
ing. in tho Criminal Court, to pass upon tho
sanity OF quite number Of unfortunAtes.
:. John Stephenson. HAo has gaiua4 some uoto-
, 1875-09-18

The Through Sundays Expres8 y
fog Omaha aud HAn francisco will run oSef Ito CHI
cage, burlington Quincy natsoAd. Tickets VIA tie
G., X !. L. L. IL and the G. n. v. Il. Il. Ire good
Oil shls tratn.
, 1875-09-18

EH0HT-Tbursdsy night, Of n,snenRiAs, jay Cor
win, only child Of IAtues 1. and Ada I. Short, aged
y&sfa,
FNpssA ceremonies gsturdAt, d ID. n, II No. "
, 1875-09-18
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
SCRANTON, Pa.. Sept. T.-Tho We'ah National
Eistoddofol continues with great aucceas. Gov.
Ha,tranft presided yesterday. At tho afternoon
session fully 5000 pooplo wore present, listening
TO the several choirs, numbering from 200 to 800
persons sach. IN thoir competitlou for tho prizo
IL ths choral sinainB. rhe piece selected for
delayotn's at. Paul" In tho evening" when
IN immense thropg waa In attendance, tho same
piece uss sung by tho united choiEs, numbering
1000 persons.
, 1875-09-18
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1S-1 a. rn.-For
the Upper Lake region, the ,Upper Mississippi
and Lonor Missouri Valleys, otosr or fair wealth
CT, low but aIowIy rlaing temperature. eas.erly
to southeriy winds, with frost l Mictlgnn, Wis
coIlAin Minnesota aud the northern portion Of
Indiana llliuois, and Iown.
LOCAL OyanRyATIoH.
Uh1cAdo. Sept. IT.
, 1875-09-18

Jacksonville, Florida, Excur.ion.
Thu two lines 1EouI Chicago, via Indianapolis and
tAu Lpuths!1le route, Commence Oct. to hsl axcur
rsou tickets To JsctsoAsu, Fla., x.d return good
III June l. l676.
Two daily trina from Chicago With Pullman cars.
through without change from IA1ulayue.
Adirtu L. Gallup General Ketterp Passenger
Agent Chicago. for circular gs,EK lu ,ufos1uAt!o1,
, 1875-09-18

Tho Very Best Photographs
Gro akcn by GENTLE, No. lU3 ssate street, corner u
Washington. They clearor aud boldsE than those
tattu by nay o.hes artist In As city, aud At more mod
essta pr.csA AcceAs By nncst seyAtor In tho world
, 1875-09-18


BALDWIN N-RATHHDRNE - Thursday evening,
rt l6, u tho Cenrtl PRESBYTERIAN Church. csncan.
Ast!. O., by tho NsY. u. H. Hills. Ar. ]. AAh BALDWIN,
Of this city and Mias Ieasio T. l4tlboyus Of Gnelu
natl No cards.
, 1875-09-18

Try tha Wlre.0uiItod Shoe
once for youtssf or boya Thoy outwesr two pair Of
any othsrs. WisxA Il dreouu have Z large stock.
No. 10 stsa street, No. 1sl Twanty-seeond street,