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l0RIC.
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE GLoBE-The beginning of new week
was the occasion of an entire change in the
programme of attractions offered at this
amusement resort. Charley Howard, the
famous delineator of old negro characters,
has new one act drama called cater the
War" which is replete with good points.
King Sarbro still performs his wonderful
Slide for Life, and Mr. Edw. Lynch has new
Irish specialties on hand. Sprague and Mack
are still on hand with good songs and dances,
and all form very delightful entertainment.
Manager Bremond has set aside next
Thursday night for a grand benefit to the
Texas sufferers; all the net proceeds received
at the theater that night will be devoted to
the aid of the victims of the terrible gale on
the Texas coast.
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NEWS From STANLEY.

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-The Herald has ad-
vices from Henry M. Stanley dated Village OF
Kagehiii, District Of Mehamber, March 1st
and May 18th. He had reached Victoria Ny
ANA Lake, having accomplished the remark
able march of 720 miles in 103 days. During
the journey he passed through totally new
country, much forest and jungle, where he
suffered from hunger and attacks from the
natives for several days.
A fight resulted in the loss of twenty-one
of his followers. His two white companions,
Edward Pocock and Frederick Barker sue
cumbed to the fever. With his diminished
force, Stanley made close survey of the great
Lake Victoria NyanZa.
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POmmarOuX.
THE CITY.

STOLEN GOODS Observation-Disclosures tn
hours of s and 9 o'clock Monday mornin,
the residence of Mr.. John Barley, $50 ST
Charles street, was entered by sneak thieves
who carried away the following articles: on
silver soup ladle, two tablespoons, two tea
spoons two forks and large silver mustard
spoon. Alfred Poree, the notorious Negro
thief, was arrested at 10 o'clock on Monday
and all of the above articles found upon hi
person when searched at the Central Station
RAILROAD OUT OF REPAIR. - The New Or
leans and Mobile Railroad track is reported
by Corporal Trostick, of the Harbor, as being
in broken and dangerous condition from st
Louis bsyond Esplanade street, the tract
being worn out to such an extent that tn
freight train stalls every day and several car
are left on the track, which blockades tn,
thoroughfare until the locomotive returns t.
take them away.
The BoYNToN- HURD-DAvIs RoBBERY.-Doe
H1rd, Della Davis, and Belle Boynton, who
robbed Mr. w. F. Culpepper on the Oath Of
July, 1875, appeared before Judge Evans on
Monday; pleaded not guilty. and were sem
before the Superior Criminal Court under
$1,000 bonds each, in default of which they
| were remanded to the Parish Prison.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-At IL o'clock Mon
Tricou attempted to commit suicide by hang
ing herself at her residence on st. Peter, be-
tween johnson and Prieur streets, and would
have succeeded in her attempt had it not been
for the timely appearance of lady who re-
sided in the house, and cut her down before
the rope took effect The cause of her at
tempted suicide was insanity.
A BURGLARY IN THE THIRD PREcINr. Last
Saturday night, about II o'clock, the resi-
dence of Mr.. l.. Imholte, at the.corner of st.
Ann and Charities streets, was burglariousy
entered by soma unknown thieves, who sue
ceeded in getting away with one gold watch
and chain valued at S125. one pair of sleeve
buttons valued at SIS, and pocket-book con-
tanning S14 in currency.
The thieves succeeded in effecting an en-
trance by climbing up post on Chartres
street. After getting on the front gallery
they broke open door leading to Mr.. I'm
hotties sleeping apartment, and here they
helped themselves to Mr.. L g clothes and car
ried them off After this they visited the
next door neighbor, Madame Regnoir, where
they succeeded in stealing twenty dollar
note.
Mr.. Imhote stated to BULLETIN reporter
that he was awakened by the noise IN his
neighbours room and upon getting up he saw
the man slide down post. This is the third
burglary that has occurred in the Third Pre-
cinct in the last week. and there has not been
a single one reported at the police head
quarters. Col Loans attention is called to
the matter.
CUTTING WOMAN Small, who works
at Coyle's coal yard, reports that while he
was busily engaged at work, man named
Jack Lee, in company with four other white
men, went to his house and knocked at the
door. His (Small's) wife opened the door,
when seeing that they were white men, she
pushed the door and screamed for help. At
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GENERAL NEWS.

New HAVEN, Ct, Sept. 27.-The New Ha
ven Web Company, at Centerville, burned
with the shear and needle works adjoining.
Loss 100000
MEMPHIS, Sept 27.-Young Turpin, who
was arrested here, charged with the murder
of a man named Williams, at Dewitt Ark,
and for whom requisition was made by Gov.
Garland. of Arkansas, and a warrant issued
by the Governor of Tennessee for his delivery
to the agent of the Governor Of Arkansas, was
discharged to-day by Judge Halsey, on writ
of habeas corpus, on the grounds that the
warrant was insufficient in not specifying the
crime with which Turpin was charged.
MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-Paxton, the abscond-
ing teller of the Mechanics Bank of Montreal,
embe zzled over 500, 900.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept. 81, Noon.-Baro.
meter 1886. Wind north northwest, fresh.
Weather cloudy and cool.
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTR Sept ~, IL NJ. - Wind
north. northwest, light. Weather cloudy and
cool, but clearing.
No arrivals or departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. ~, P. Ma
rometer 1886. Wind northwest, fresh.
Weather cloudy and cool
No arrivals or departures.
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MASS MEETING.

In view of the recent action of the City
School Board in discharging, Ewithout cause,
large number of meritorious teachers to
make way for others inexperienced and in
competent in veiw of the unjust and i'm
proper composition of said board, and its
notorious incapacity, immortality and partisan
ship; and in order to enable the people to
express in fitting terms their disapprobation
of said board, to demonstrate against its per-
petuation and to demand its resignation, we
hereby invite all the citizens of New Orleans
WHO take an interest in the Public Schools to
assemble in general mass meeting on Wednes-
day, the 29th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, at
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THE COURTS.

A bill in chancery was filed in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday by Mrs. S. G.
Dane against Thomas Allen Clark and others,
relative to the sale of plantation property in
Madison parish.
M. NJ Cohen and Armand Pilot, solicitors
of the Citizens Bank, have entered suit in
Circuit Court against the Crescent City Bank
for $4,000, due to the Citizens Bank.
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CONTINUED from FIRST pAox.l

statute to Joseph Pease, by the sculptor Law
SOD, costing $4,000.
The ceremony Of unwilling the statue was
performed by the Duke of Cleveland In the
afternoon there was grand banquet at which
700 guests sat down. At the banquet fine
portrait of Jos. Pease, by the artist Macbeth,
was unveiled. Congralulatory kilograms were
sent during the progress of the banquet to
railroad kings on the European continent, in
America, Egypt and India.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-Sub-Treasury bal
ances-Gold $35, 1913, 203, currency S5S,O36,-
534
The Sub-Treasurer paid out s1S, 900 on &C
count of interest and S43l, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $452, 600.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
in the interior and rain near the coast, north
erly winds, shifting to easterly and southerly,
stationary or slowly falling barometer and
rising temperature
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 27.-Coin has been
pouring into the Bank of California rapidly
to-day, in payment of the assessment Of
twenty per cent on the guarantee fund levied
by the syndicate on Saturday. About $780,
900 were passed in during the day.
The Committees of the Big Stock Boards
have decided to recommend that both boards
resume business on the first Tuesday in
October The Banks of California and
Nevada being expected to open on Monday.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-An excursion
train from New York ran into dummy car
filed with women and children, cutting it in
two. Three persons killed and l6 wounded,
of whom will die.
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WATCHING FOE THE ECLIPSE.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. ga number
of scientists from washington are here to OBJ
serve the eclipse of the sun, on Wednesday.
They will have the telegraph circuit over the
Western Union lines with the Observatory at
Washington to observe time.
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jacob Mutter's Plan of Cooperate
Store.

For instance any loans the Shoemakers
Cooperative Association $40 900
For one year at per cent interest per annum 600
Total $40 800
For instance, one shoemaker one dozen pairs
shoes per week; aud leaves one dollar
every week for the As ISOLATION makes in
81 weeks 50
Five hundred shoemakers at 81 per week in
50 weeks; 10000
For profits of sale to the Co-ops rative ssocia
ii n, one shoemaker makes ole dozen pair
shoes per week, profit % cents per pair, or
IS per dozt N; total in % weeks s156
Five hundred shoemakers at 50 per week
amounts in weeks ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 70 900
Iatal S104, 900
Five per cent taken off to defray expens es
such rents, bookkeepers, clerks gas
printing, warehousemen drayage, ETC. 200
----
500, 900
interest deducted -----.---------------. 10 800
Net pront ior the cooperative Store &, 900
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gentleman in Nueces county, Texas, has
q field of sixty thousand acres within one
fence. He recently filled an order by tele-
graph FOR twenty six thousand beeyss.
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SESSION OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

BesToN, Sept. a. The National Council of
the United American Mechanics meets in an
nual session here tomorrow Delegates will
be present from nearly every State in the
IJnion
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81, Noon.-Bacon-shol
clear middlings, 81.
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o. Huard,
81. Bayou.
Francois Carrie,
John Eaton,
Henry Kopman,
John M. Burrows,
NJ. N. Wood,
Marcus J. cunts,
A. Krail,
r. B. Mathews,
H. H. Baker,
Fl. Lyman, .
Shultz & Co.,
G. II. Chase,
H. Meletta,
Rich'd Flower,
Thos G. Herndon,
John Chaffe,
A. H. Harris,
A. Levi,
E. Brimner,
G. Harrison,
| Sam'l Royd
r. Y. Hopkins,
Jas. A. LATTE,
R. N. Fauquier,
E. Innerarlty,
g. A. NORM,
ia. Fremaux,
Edmond Where,
Miguel Hernandez, .Jr,
Felix M. Daunoy
A. Kilshaw,
B. de Santos,
E. Lartigue, ST.,
Il. A. Villars,
E. G. L. WiiloZ,
J. Iamarque,
A. Ducoing,
H. D. Keen,
+. Haillie,
John G.. Glynn, Jr.,
VIM. Beattie,
Marion A. Baker,
Rev. L. Y. Jessup,
VIM. Solomon,
P. Higgins. ....
B. f. Smart,
P. J. Reilly,
Samuel Western,
P. J. Mathes,
John J. Gardner.
b. s. Courtney,
G. Grau,
W. $. Chandler,
A. L. Stuart, ....
q M WiOo,ina
s. Howell,
Fl. f. Requier,
John Graham,
Thomas Hogan,
Owen Gernon,
s. M. Templeton,
Jas. A. Renshaw,
Cassidy Il Miller,
Pat. Kendrick,
F. Wahl,
P. St. Armand,
M. Muther,
Edw. Zeigler,
Henry Brinkman,
g. E. Hall,
Sandy Thomas, cold
VIM. Pemberton,
J. Montreuil,
J. A. Rousseau,
A. Archinard,
H. Guillotte,
James Mott,
s. B. Frost,
Leon Levy,
A. Rocquet,
G.. Lanaux,
Geo. Lanaux, Jr.,
+. d. Coiron,
j. Cassard,
NJ. J. Guerin,
L. l.. Lincoln,
E. Peychaud,
L. A. Trosclair,
Edgar Hincks,
Jules BermHdez,
John T. Sa wyer,
John G.. Roche,
A. J. villele.
L. Chanel,
T. 0. Ducros,
n. III. Keene,
Robert Buckner,
Paul Bouligny,
G. b. Briggs,
Winslow Robinson,
T. l.. Fairchlld,
R. w. Bowers,
P. M. Garry,
q. Pottinghome, Jr.,
F. A. Peterson,
Jos. P. Flood,
Edgar Fassmann,
Pete Smythe,
Thomas Toby,
G. Levy, ..
J. J. Irhy,
D. Moffat,
P. G. Bennett,
Edward Collins,
{. Tomand,
4. J. Otis,
Berry Annsell,
Bercier & De Smet,
J. d. Van Bentley sen.
7. W. Ames,
". G. Lyon & Co.,
i. Black,
Felix A. Jones,
\. Brittin,
Nm. f. Pinckard.
}. b. Block q Co.,
7. Olmstead,
2. Michard,
:. L. Laurent,
J. NJ. Bayly,
/. T. White & Co.,
7. G. Donovan,
}. A. S. Vaught,
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ii. nj. Buck,
A. B. Lacoste,
Marc Dodart,
JOS. Dubuc,
John Dubuc.
j. 7. Michon,
Wash. Marks,
John L. Pool,
r. s. Walker,
Lee E. Hooper,
Herman B. Magruder,
G. o. Webb,
John b. He nderson,
r. W. Estlin,
John B. Dodart, -
J. B. Mcconnell,
T. p. Devoe,
JEFF. Sengeman,
J. l.. Harris,
S. B. NeYman,
r. G. Kerr,
A. A. Gernon,
John F. Butts,
J. A. Perkins,
P. E. Willars,
Nuuez Gonzales,
G. J. ohepherd,
Jas. II. White,
G. Babled,
VIM. G. Austin, M. D.,
L. Polverini,
Am. Dubuc.
Paul E. Theard,
j. Menier,
Christoval Morel,
JOS. Solomon, .=
Z. Lambert,
J. t. DufOur,
A. A. Canon, -
e. Fortier,
Jos. Salon,
Michel DeBlanc,
A. M. Holbrook,
r. W. Fl ,lbrook,
N. Smith,
Geo. W.. Lloyd,
Gerard Stith,
John 81. Mouchon,
Richard Fitz Gerald,
Jas. H. Smith,
j. A. Mullen,
VIM. Higgins,
81. G. Hodges,
j. Cooney,
Chas. l.. Williams,
J. A. Quintero,
James Walpole,
E. BERT st. Auge,
J. Lincoln,
George Nicholson,
John ]. Finney,
John G. Potts, ..
NJ. Healy,
Michael T. Lkons,
l. Correjolles. .......
Henry Renshaw,
W. W. Renshaw,
VIM. J. Mallynn,
e. A. Raynal,
FL. Sylvester,
J. Clifford.
Geo. Masica,
Gus Seldner,
Henry Powers,
Thos. Ryan,
Eugene Munsch.
III. Chapotel,
David Fernandez,
W. F. M. Fort tier,
Miguel Cross,
E. Hernandez,
b. E. Deian,
Ed. T. Manning,
t. D. DAVIDSON,
John G. Monrose,
Chas. de Lassus,
A. Sefles,
TIL. Buisson,
G.. Golf,
NJ. H. Allen,
Z. A. Ducros,
j. A. Bordugas,
Henry March,
ID. Lobrand.
Jno. j. rowland,
Emile Lobrand,
Chas. J. Janvier,
A. FL. Mitchell,
B. Coiron,
Ed. J. Maginnis,
James Buckley,
r. I. Buckner,
Thos. F. CLARK,
Jno. N Payne,
George Ferry,
VIM. L. Peyton,
". J. Conner,
Thomas P. Connolly,
Thomas Moclair,
John Fl. Bell,
Frank Emmett,
Glen. B. Penrose,
Thomas f. Patton,
W. Van Benthuy sen,
r. III. Simms,
John r. Jaeger,
Sumpter Turner,
Robert Macs, ..-.
A. G. Macs,
A. G. Tomand,
Samuel r. Hall,
Jackson & Fitzpatrick,
Z. LaDOFue,
4. Il. Faurie,
Il. H. Beanham,
1dmon A. Farnet,
feo. B. Mathews,
}. c. Melville,
I. n. Carter,
,cherck x Berkson,
!. A. Saxon,
sam. G. Mullen,
!. Plassan,
7. E. Logan,
3. NJ. Pond,
!. Watkins,
4. W. joyce,
Flash, Lewis & Co.,
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THE CENSUS.

LETTER FROM CoNCoRDIA PARIsH-NEGLIGENCA
OF CENSUS TAKERS IN THE COUNTRY.
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G. A. Jones'
McCracken & Brew
G. W. Cotton,
Alfred Ingraham,
II. Halter,
J. P. Zatarain,
F. L. TaDey,
G. G. Del Isle,
P. s. Massey,
:. 3. Reinhart,
A. Barraud,
A. Doriocourt,
Edm. Marchesseau,
P. G. Labarre,
j. Lehman,
P. N. Rivera.
Geo. Guinaplt,
A. G. Lapice,
L. Duvigneaud,
Ant. Doriocourt,
F. A. Foygnet,
j. a. Thurber,
Jos. Demoruelle,
NJ. Marigny,
T. J. seymour,
J. F. Edwards,
Denis O'Leary,
Michael O'Leary,
J. Villarrubia,
L. W. Segar,
VIM. G. Miller,
James Govan,
James Smith,
Samuel Western,
J. II. Gregory,
Hugh McManus,
J. G.. Prosdame,
Albert L. Donnaud,
?. Kennedy,
Jno. X. Overtcn,
J. S. Wells,
r. M. Harrison,
DR.. Lewis Burgess,
J. J. Westerield,
VIM. F. Comstock,
L. J. Dodge,
J. Pinckney Smith,
julius A, Profit,
James Kerr, Jr.,
E. G. Sherman,
JOnn b. robertson,
James Levens,
William G.. Lewis,
Gus. L. Bernoudy,
e. W. Herrick,
r.. NJ. Wescoat,
G. Z. T. Hands,
H. stuart Cottman,
G. Cornu,
Louis Cook,
?. A. Hardy,
p. L. Martin,
j. B. WATSON,
Owen E. Sullivan,
Frank Wing,
p. Ro5stok,
M. J. McAdam,
A. P. Perkins,
E. II. Levy,
J. H. Mehaffey,
H. Meisted,
G.. Mastip, 49,
Pierre Fray,
Henry Johnson,
VIM. Marbles,
Patrick Doheay,
Joseph Kelly,
Jacob Stephiner,
Joseph Him,
John Hammel,
John Allen,
James Roto,
Jno. Butler,
Robert Philips,
G. A. Kloche,
Henry SCHNEIDER,
Jos. Baker.
John L. Newman,
Thos. Jones.
Charles HI. Fenner
81. G. Miller,
T. W. Collins,
J. Schmidt,
A. Willoz.
Geo. H. Frost,
Lloyd r. Coleman,
James A. Gresham
W. Nottle,
Hern Dustman,
Joseph Youenes,
a. A. fOurSlle,
James A. White,
P. J. Flanagan,
81. Hamburger, Jr.,
w. L. Seaman,
John Durei,
W. III. Howcott,
b. N. Ogden,
W. III. Yenni,
Fl. G. Samuel,
F. Queruns, Jr.,
j. s. Copes,
L. w. Cooper,
H. P. Phillips,
S. K. Shepard,
John F. Wyche,
L B. Vienne,
P. E. Lamarre.
marouX.
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Ernest Morel,
ALI. Dunn,
A. DeBruille,
F. Wheaton,
J. B. Solar,
P. E. Trosclair,
|. N. Stoutemyer,
Frank A. Bartlett,
q. s. Armstrong,
Elmer N. Hancock,
Jno. p. Stage,
ii. S. Douglas,
| W. A. Jones,
ram S. Earle,
N. Henry,
f. s. Grosch,
| Chas. NJ. Hood.
D. r. Elliott,
J. Kennedy,
Jas. D. Gormley,
| G. W. Roberts,
A. P. Narcotic,
| G. A. Schneidau,
Robert G. Davey,
| J. Dicke, Jr.,
| A. Dicke,
| J. Dicke, ST..
Willie Hegarty.
Joseph Rodriguez,
John Bowel,
David Schwartz,
| l.. A. Bridewell, Jr.,
jackson ID. keefe,
| G. G. Carleton,
| II. N. Soria,
| J. A. Lum & Co.,
| Q. G. Miller, Jr.,
! G.. ". Conwell,
+. Chapman,
| w. h, Miller,
| J. P. Guillotie,
Wilson, Chiids 81 Co..
VIM. B. Clarke,
| Joseph Schwartz,
| P. E. Hatu',
| Chas. II. Reed,
Tho. Hasam,
| L. J. Highly,
AleA. DlenNeHu,
JAS W. Hennesse,
John J. Lungenbuhl,
VIM. Terry.
| Geo. II. Steinkamp,
| Oh. 9. Seimann,
Joseph A. Junek,
L. Venus,
| Oby Moran,
Michel Vahl,
G.. II. Sleinkamp,
! Joseph Gunther,
Heinrich Meyer,
d. O'Blien,
John Moldu,
F. Moldauer.
Henry G. Larsen,
Louis Power,
Vincent Areno,
Joseph Zimmar,
Theo. Paap,
Peter Muse. Jr.,
Jacob Heber,
Philip Power, Jr..
William Mcdowell,
R. Boyd Morrison.
H. W. Le.ning,
f. Auzout,
Fred. Gregory,
J. Y. B. Haskell,
James Bruntman,
W. M. Abbat,
N. D. Coleman, ...
A. B. Sacerdote,
W. Mayer,
W. B. Thompson,
G. H. Nelson,
J. B. Loan Il Co.,
VIM. Bogel,
James M. Putnam,
j. S. Hilborn,
Theo. Peters,
Peter Below,
G. ]. Huck,
R. Fl. V. Gregory.
Albert G. Phelps,
Thomas McCarty,
J. r. Boarman,
G. N. Welshans,
J. NJ. Crawford,
A. Pc
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