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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31
A nARLY1KG sEHsEIEss IN THE STREET

He Charges that He was Brutality Assaulted.
Oficer Smoot, Of the Fifth precinct, yesterday
afternoon about three o'clock, brought man to
the central gusrd-house who gave evidences Of
1Sboring undor an attack Of mania potu and
At that time was unable to give any account Of
himself The policeman found hin on
the side walk, on Seventh street, opposite
the Patent Once, procured Q conveyance
and carried him TO the station At ten o'clock last
night, ne had improved in his condition, but
complained Of misery In his head. He gave HIS
name as Rudolph Schonfelder, said that he was
. native Of France and arrived In the city from
Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, for the purpose Of
collecting money due him from the Government.
He sisted that he was not intoxicated but suffer-
ing from the effects Of . blow received In restau-
rant near where he was lying. That while in
there ne was engaged in Conversation
with the propretors wife, and she was Telling
him OF her troubles with her husband that be
was insane and she feared some day that he
might, while in 1T, do some terrible deed. He
advised her to place him in an asylum where he
would be safe ami provided for. While ts.lktnS
with her, the husband came up behind audi
with some hard and blunt Instrument strucf
him Q blow on the back of the head that
felled him 70 the floor and knocked him
senseess. While In this condition he
must have been removed to the sidewalk where
the ofheer found him. He had no knowledge Of
oeing picked up or arriving at the station. In
quiry was made ct the saloons on Seventh street.
10 the vicinity where the msu was found, but no
InIoImaklon obtained confirming the mans state
m 49s 20 the contrary, the proprietors Of the
olnerent restaurants denied that any converse
tlon OF the nature referred 10 occurred in their
places OF business, or the man being hit there
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Temperance Picnic.

Ats meeting Of . COMMITTEES, Of several divi-
sons OF the Sons Of Temperance, held st Baump
Hall, corner Of Fourth ana East OanItoI streets
on Saturday evening Y was called TO order and
MI. 5; L. Clark, OF East Washington division.
was elected Chairman. The Committees s9reed
70 nave All the divisions unite In q grand bodv IA
Va, on the Sh Of September. The committse,
elected MI. s. 4. CLARK as Grand Oondnsto. -,
the occasion. We have no doubt he will fsi, ~
81 EetiYe member In the cause OF temperance.
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A CATHOLIC RETREAT CLOSED.
Solemn Requiem Mass Celebrated.

IVLeuEH X UIeIA 11sss Ve1tUIkIeU'
The following Is taken from the Baltimore Sun,
Of yesterday:
The secular clergy of the Catholic church Of
the Archdiocese of Baltimore closed their retreat
on Saturday morning last, by celebrating SOL
emn mass OF requiem for the repose Of the de-
Rev. DR.. White, Of st. Mstthew's church, WASH
ington, ofnciated, with the Rev. L Malloy, OF ST.
Johns church, as deacon, and the Rev. D. B.
mass was sung by the fifty priests present. in the
solemn tones Of the Gregorfsn chant, the effect of
which was very impressive. The Rev. DIR. White,
who celebrated the mass, is the oldest priest In
ordination In the archdiocese. The Archbishop
was present In the sanctuary during the services.
II 10 understood that no immediate transfer OF
clergymen from the churches they occupy ct
present will take place.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

ITO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE-slo,0o0 and
Il tS 100 at eight per cent. on centrally located
property, fpr long time. Also, several sums At
nine per cent, and smaller sums at ten per cenh
B. II. WAREER,
au24-lot Corner Seventh and streets.
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New Enterprise
A BAwDY-H0UsE RAIpEp.
One Man and Three Females Arrssts

One Nan and Three Females Arrested.
About halEpsst II o'clock last evening Ser
geant Clements and ON GERS Columbus and At
Gibson, Of the Seventh precinct raided the house
No. les Four-and-a-hslf street, between
Missouri and Pennsylvania avenue, known
as one OF Johnson's row, and which
has borne bad reputation lfor n long
time. The lower part OF the house Is occupied by
colored people and the officers there captured
Jordon and Sallie Smith. In the upper part Of
of the house they arrested the proprietress, who
calls herself Princess Vsxilero and 9 woman
named Belle Owens. There was q man in
the house with the women, who escaped
by jumping from the balcony, a Considerable dis.
tsnce, to the ground. The parties arrested were
locked MP in the Seventh Precinct Station. This
house has been o source Of annoyance to the
neighborhood for a long time, and has q reputa-
ton worse than that usually allotted to establish
mania Of this dissolution.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31
Nav afnra

Messrs. Hof Thomas have opened a new store
ct go Pennsylvania avenue, with o fun line ef
stoves, ranges, furnaces Fireplace heaters grstes
etc.: besides full line Of repairs for them. The
celebrated Stag-hesd Range Is offered for saie
BY them,-the best In the market. All in need OF
goods in their line VIII do well 70 examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31
FARTHER DAMAGES BY the Ram STORM.

Close of . Catholic Retreas-A Man
Pound SenseIess I'm the Street
Meeting OF Carpenters and Join.
ers-A Raid on o Bawdy
HOuse-Arrest OF the In
Observation-Disclosures
Locals, &c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31
Base Ball.

The game Of base ball which took place yes
terdsy, between the Eagles and Nationals, re-
suited In favor Of the former, BY score Of 10 to g.
These clubs play on Thursday. and very close
game may be expected.
Base hfts-Eagle, Il; National, 4: Earned runs
Eagle, o; Nationals /
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Tsllmadgs'r Han. Street.. Between Ninth and

This new hall VIII be open to the nubl,e a,
Wednesday evening, September !. The Ma,,ne
Band win be in attendance from to 10. All are
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.a5r LOTTERIES.
NoSo~o.oN.o.~.NN.N.ODON
DRAWING ABSOLUTE,
MONEY REFUNDED

Statement that there viii be No FURTHER POST
PoNnEET, and shat all purchasers Of tickets,
-upon presentation OF them after that day VIII be
entitled to the return Of all money invested anless
this announcement be strictly complied with
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For gale,

Two and three quarter acres Of land at Bright
wood, well, spring, small shsnty snd,four.hundred
young fruit tsees. A bargain, ifsoid within three
days,as the owner e about leaving the city. -Four
hundred dollars cash, balance on long tinne-llI3
Firth street northwest. ''---s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

Francs New Furnishing and Hat Store,
Opened ct 62S Pennsylvania avenus. Goods of
latest styles and finest fnish are offered for sale
there ct economical rstss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31
Lumber! Lumber!

"hO0tISY SEotASES
coRHER OF SEVENTH AND Q BTRKER
NORTHWEsT, AND
10. awATxR sTRxxT. GEORGETOWN, D
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CLOTHING.

GSEGf bEffks SffGfk1 IN SoYs'SIS1
~ nENs' qNDERWEAR, White SHIRTS, Sc.
Mems white Linen Rosom shirts, rs, 81, 81 90, a. Is
Is, SI.oo, and upwards. Red Flannel Shirts and
Drawers 70 uateh, e1.o0 each. Mems and Boys
Congress Gait rs. q. L5oup 20 the finest qualify.
Misses and Boys School Shoes, 20, LIS 15o and
Mems and boys Clothing very low TO close out;
Mems and boys Pas cheaper than the cheapest.
isi4 1915 Peana. Avenue, between iSti aOt6 sts.
auZ-n
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

The following marriage licenses we're issue,
yesterday:
Frederick Sherer and Kate Angel.
Abraham Davis AID Hannah Pallisqn,
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CPRUOE JOIsr.

We hsye on our vharf.bout Lson. 90 feet ana ..
inch sPRUCE J0lsT, very best quanty, from
inches TO n inches wide, 10 to n feet long, which
We are anthori.ed BY the owners 70 san for CASH
In order to close Il out as soon a. possible. We
have determined to sell IL very much below cost
and very much less than II can be bousht In tnis
Purchases win ind II 70 their intsrsst 70 exam
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
TUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Always on hand. 1t lowest Market price,.
EDW. CLARK q Co.,
once Depot and Planning NH,
mhf2-tf Foot OF Fourth 81. east.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Coinage College.
The Academy OF Music .
A diamond set for sale at o bargain.
A hrst-class furnished house to rent.
Reopening OF the Emerson Institute.
National University Law Department.
Reopening Of the Misses Perley's school.
Trustees sale ofimproved property BY Duncan
sen Bros.
Chancsry sale Of quarry lands By wsshingt on
B. williams.
Uhancery sale of an interest In improved prop.
erty by Duncanson Bros.
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TRAGIC and COMIC SIDES OF JERUSALEM.

REV. DIR. APPLETON's DISCOURSE
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GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

FoRr MONROE ARszHAL,l
= OLD PorHr CoNYoRT, VA, July %, 1875.
mencng at 10 o'clock A. M, September 8, 1873, st
this Arsenal, 0 quantity Of Gun Carriages, Pro-
iectfles, Muskets, Advertisements, SC, &c- A cat
on Application ut this Arsenal, 1t the Ordnance
Agency, New York, or at the Ordnance Once,
Washington, u. O. 500 =
Terms-Ossh: Ten per cent. on the day Of sale
-on acceptance Of o bid-and the remainder when
the property "a delivered.
All stores will be required to be removed within
twenty days from close Of sale.
{ The Government reserves the right 10 refuse
any bid not deemed satisfactory.
Packing boxes to be paid for 1t stated price,
T. @. BAYLOR,
auAst Major Of Ordnance.
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Frauc, the Hattsr.

Has opened his new s iurpisnirr snd hat store q.
No. 623 Pennsylvania avenue. He will also con-
tnue business at his old stans 81 aud i3a SeYep.h
street, northHeft,
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JACQUES JOUVENAL'S

no. s4I ID street. near Lewis John
Te=ss son q Cos Hnnk.
\ AnMoNUMENTs on hand sold at great sed1c-
don. All new orders made BY designs ofthe latest
MARBLE guarantees OILS
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LBLLL HITS ONE OF THEN NEAR THE NOSE.

THREE GAYYoUNs MEN OUT oNALARK.
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The PREACHED WORD.

REV. DR.. JAMES D. BUFFERS SERMON.
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GENERAL NEWS OF The CITY

SHOOTING ARRAY BETWEEN BOYS.
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CITY ITEMS.
BUTTER DKMoRALIzEDf
Best Virginia roll only % cents per pound;
choicest Frederick County Creamery roll only %
cents per pound, ut ---->...-
BRAY Co.'S
ia Center Market and 100 N. Z. Market
go 10 t1.ooo
invested n Stocks and Gold pays 10 pr cont Q
month. Send fer particulars. Tumbrldge d o.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York
THURsTonS IvoRY FzARL TOOTH Powp1l
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath swesk
twenty-five and my oents per bottla.
Jouvn's IHoDoRous KIp-GLov1 O1lAIu
VIII renovste soiled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty-Five cents Per bottle.
THoHPsoa's PoMADE OPTIn1 10 equal 10 ths
best French, and but half the price. fwenty-nvs
and nfty cents per bottle.
wMLs' srHsseTHzs1rs PLAs11asl are sths
very best All sold bg druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-31

GENT FREE-FoR ONE YEAK WEEKLY,
- Financial Reports containing prices, STOCKS, at
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
and valuable Statistical information, explaining
how $50 800 $500 or o. 900 invested IN Wall etrees,
pays thousands Of dollars pront. Those desiring
xLEX. FROTHINGHAM q co.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Opp, N Y. Stock Exchange,
je1-MwFH Il RalIstreet, n. 7.
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Missouri State Lotteries!
On the 18th day Of Each Month during
1875 will be Drawn the 81
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE 3d. 900.
1880 Prizes, amounting to s1OO, 600
S6Tokets Only 90. "a
TrT ticket in this Liberal Scheme.
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WILLIAM WILLIAMS. CHAs. KENNEDY
WILLIAMS & KENNEDY,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Rooms-A and Is lie Droit Building. myl-n

JOE. =. *. PLANT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND NO.
TARY PUBLIC.
Ho. 50s Z Street Northwest,
Washington, D. o.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR THE STATES
AND TERRITORIES,
DISPOSITIONS for State Courts . speciality.
oc2e-1y
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THE HEARr's Bssr rAIrH.

had set out to rescue the holy sepulchre but their
ranks again and again had been decimsted, 90
that but few had taken part In the siege and still
tewer bad seen the capture. Yet the many who
mao fallen had appeared again to their
comrades, Ere long 1t had been seen that ali the
sacramental host that had set out were there.
Inc pilgrims nrst was sometimes In the grave
put that one step bore them to Calvary This
egeno OF course, was false in history bat true In
Jeruselam was now brought near 20 them. a
travel vas 80 common, that the feet Of ali OF his
hearers might pass within the sacred walls
selsm was the prize Of all. Where Christ mad
borne the cross they might never tread, but where
be swayed the sceptre. They might never see
glory. The place where be supped might Be lid
from their eyes, but not the place where the lust
were made perfect In conclusion, the speaker
rectted the hymn, Where IL the Ohristtan's
fstherisnd." y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17
By q. de Ferret.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, STU
aed in of the most hourlshng localities in tn,
Second District, in the immediate vicinity of tn,
Fish and Vegetable Markets.
by G. DE FERRET & CO-Jno G.. Monrose Auc
- tioneer-Otfice No. 50 Royal street-SATUR
DAY. FEBRUARY 90 1875, at - o'clock NJ az the
Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange ROYAL street
between Cus'omhouse and Canal streets will be sold
by public auction
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District OF this city, in the square bounded by De,
catur date Old Levee), Ursulines Charities and St
Philip streets designated by No. l. and measuring
% feet i'm hes front on Decatur ate Old Levee) by
- feet in depth and front Ursulnes street together
with the use OF common alley leading into Ursnnes
street; together with the twostory brick house
erected thereon containing the first floor large
store, three rooms cellar. stair landing wood and
coal rooms, privy; on the second floor three large
rooms, passage dining rooms and kitchen.
Terms-One third cash on the spot, and the balance
at one and two years credit in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien bearing interest
at the rate OF eight per cent per from day of
sale until final payment. In of suit five per cent
commission to be likewise secured by
mortgage. The buildings to be kept insured and
the policy transferred to vendor
yet of sale before John l.. Laresche, Notary Public
at the expense of purchaser E'l6
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17
toj the entire common intelligence Of the

tol the entire common intelligence Of the
country.
Brown has youth, superior intelligence, a
forked tongue, and a pre-eminent sense OF
honor in his favor. He is an excellent law
yer, an able debater, and his words ring
out with the rich penetration Of silver cla-
rlon. Il, having made peace with his con-
science by ar istically painting Butler as 'pu-
slllanimous in war, inhuman in peace, tor
hidden in society, and infamous in politics"
he is now ready to wash his hands and 60
sensibly to work, immediate glory and pros
perity await him. Kentucky has not had
Henry Clay or Tom Marshall for some years.
1t is about time. John Young Brown is in
better trim to fill the bill than any known
scion Of that State of superb women, celestial
Bourbon and immortal race horses. But if
he fools away further time paying devoir to
the memory Of the punctured Confederacy,
and in coming rhetorical insolence, the golden
day for him will presently have slipped for
ever. One good insult is as much as
clean and ambitious man can afford to waste
on Butler.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17

FALSE ALAEM.-A false alarm was turned il
at 2:1O this morning, from box 80, corner 0
Melpomene and Camp streets, by some mali
cious person.
A BLAzELET.-About1 1915 last night fir,
broke out in the wash-house attached to tn,
| residence at the corner of Prytania and Milar
streets, occupied by F. NJ Feezend, anG
owned by $. Thompson. The fire was ex
tinguished by the citizens before any mate
rial damage was done. Property fully in.
sured. Supposed to be the work of an in
| cendiary.
| FALSE PRETENCEs. -Chas. Stewart was ar
! rested on warrant at the Sixth Precinct Sta
ton charged by one A. Voight with obtaining
money under false pretences. Charley was
safely lodged in the Fifth Precinct
SUSPICIOUS
Strange name; but yet it is so,
Arrested for dangerous one James Cava-
On corner of Hospital and street called Dau-
phine,
Suspiciously there, James, prowling, was
seen.
When his villainous conduct he never would
cease,
For he was trying to commit breach of the
peace.
SO the officer gave him a kind invitation
10 walk straight with him to the Third Pre-
cinct Station.
NEVER SMOKE WITHOUT FIIE-Chas Jack
son, youthful individual not over fourteen
years Of age, DESTROYS of having his name
mentioned in the papers in the way of
puff, went to the corner of Erato and
Dryades streets, and stole from one Frank
Armstead, twenty-four fine cigars, for which
fSn hat -
Second Precinct Station.
LAIcENY.-A promising youth, by name
one Peter Meekln, went for the pistol of j.
Alexander, at the corner of Olive and Laurel
Streets and did from the latter steal and ap- |
propriate the same to his own use. Alexan- |
der did not think it Meek-in his doing so, |
and had Peter locked up in the Seventh Pre-
,inct Station, charging him with larceny to
he value of seven dollars.
CoTToN THIEF.-One Nicholas Smith, a
yel-known pilferer, was last evening arrested
IN the levee head of Customhouse street, and
edged in the First Precinct Station, charged
With larceny of cotton, and as he was caught
Il the act the officer took him in.
He MUsr DE TIRED One Alex. Williams,
Who has no ambition for ways that are honest
vas caught last evening pilfering cotton ties
n the levee, head of Gaiennie street, and
vas run into the First Precinct Station on a
barge of larceny
OK The WATCH. Mrs. Girod now steps up
nd accuses one Alfred Duverue, plasterer
nd aged about 20, with EN- bezzling fine gold
'atch, worth about $50 Affiant thinking it
est for the young mans health had him Sc
urely lodged in the Sixth Precinct.
JUDGE sTAEs' COURT.
Before Magistrate Staes, this morning, the
ase of the State VS.. S. Soloman. who was
'licitor of the bogus Merchants Fire Insur-
ace Company, of Carondelet street, came up
i'd testimony going to show that the accused
presented his company as being identical
18th the Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
my, of Canal street, was taken.
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BY Hoffman, Marks g. Co.
SPRING TRADE OF 1875.

SPRING TRADE OF 1915.
SPRING TRADE OF 1878
First Credit Package Sale of the Season of full line
OF Imported Spring and Summer Goods from
the leading importing houses of this city.
QY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO, ALEX LEVY
- Auetoneer-On WEDNESDAY, Feb. II, 1875,
at lOa o'clock A. NJ at store No 81 Chartres street
rented expressly for the occasion, will be sold with
out any reserve whatever liberal terms of credit
a full line of Spring and Summer Goads such as
Apacas Dress Goods, Swiss, Null Nainsook
Tapechecks, Jaconets. Union Linen Lawns Mozam
bques, White and Buff Printed Piques Summer
Cassimeres, White and Brown Linen Nettings JAG
guard aud Cross-bar Muslins Irish and Printed Lin
ems. all grades PLAIN and Striped Toile du Nord
Bobinets of all widths and qualities, French
Corsets, Towels. Handkeresiefs, Napkins, Ties,
Laces, Edginss, Rufflings, etc,
And
5000 dozen English and German Hosiery for Ladies'
Men, G RS AM Boys all recently imported goods.
Also
A large line Of Sash, Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbon.
TeTms-Liberal. at sale. Fl43t
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THE COURTS.
Superior District Court.

| Judge Hawkins was engaged this morning
| in trying the great drainage case of the New
Orleans and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Com.
pany vs.. the City of New Orleans, in which
the question Of the transfer of the rights Of
the company by sale to Van Orden has been
raised. G. S. Rice, Esq. was arguing for
the plaintiffs and b. f. Jonas for the city.
Fifth District Court.
Geo. n. King has filed suit before Judge
Cullom against the Atlas Insurance Company
for $500, for amount of policy issued to him
on stock of groceries contained in a house
on Washington street destroyed by fire.
G. NJ. Bayly x Pond have also brought suit
for 500, 600 against the Merchants's Mutual
Insurance Company, based on the same
grounds.
Before Magistrate Staes.
"lou are arrested for beng drunk, Mrs.
Duffy. What have you to say?"
'Och. shure, yer honor, yer see 1 have
small aticticn in the head, and took dhrop
too much, sir
Mary Duffy, you are an habitual drunk
ard hear"
"Och. no, sur Since l came to America,
| have taken only two drinks day. The
whisky, the dochter tells me- was what must
take, and, yer honor, | only takes it as evil
dence -
Mary, they have another doctor in the
Workhouse, where you can stay for ten days"
Harriet Dixon, step forward" said the
Judge, and an African maiden, with about
two pounds of under lip, stepped forward.
You were drunk last night, Harriet
.No for sure, sab; was only eaten apples
yesterday, sah and they turned to cider,
sab, and disrupted my head, sab; OATS ALL
81 am too well acquainted with the process
Of fermentation than to believe that Sarah;
you had better 60 where you cannot get APP
pies. So, Harriet, retire to our asylum by
the vulgar called the Work house."
Mrs. Batiste, step to the bar. You were
drunk"
obs case, Judge, ish cruel one. Elm |
landlord he make de charge fur nein Ven l |
gets my vine IN hish store it ISL all right, |
but ven | goes to anoder man he has me |
4 rreSted y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Dea'h oi "oV. characterization of the Trustees
successor Appointed-No More Postponements
Drawing Certain February eth.
AT meeting of the Trustees of the Public Iibrar
0 hentucky, Jan To- lS75, it resolved that r. NJ
6Ilggs, Esq. who under the late Hon Thos n P,a,
lette, was the real business manager of tho 1;f, M
Iel.s Already gwen IN aid of the Public Library Of
nelockS, DC ana he IS hereby authorized to take the
pace made vacant by the death of said Bramafte i
s aa MANAGEMENT OF the affairs of the fifth and las,
FEBRUARY u, 1870 shall positively and nneniao
JAKE place on that day without any further nostn"r
ment or delay ON any account whatever f'''pono-
JOHN s. CAIN Secretary. ''"'h''
Con cart an communications relating to the Fiji,
IohceTt should be addressed to the underS;,,, M
Ea Peage myself that the drawing shall come "n nef,
sba1T hn ~ or that every dollar paid for tckst
pooa {; NJ BRIGGS, Agent and Manager
jazz I'd louisville, KY.