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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

J.W. MILLER KILLED BY L. ). Lee IF
Yesterday morning, a few minutes before
n;ne O'Clock. Mr.. Louis J. Leche. an assist
ant teacher in McDonogh School No; }. on on
Snain' near Rampant street. passed the
dwelling Of Mr. Miller, No. 1872 Spain street ,a
HANG at the time in company with another
teacher. whom he escorted to the scho H
honse and then returned to where >. ".
Miller and NJ. P. 0'Neil twere sitting IN
front of Miller's residence. young ia4y
wss also in their company. W0en Levine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
CITY COUNCIL-oFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL, New ORLEANS, 1
Tuesday April g. 1875.
The Council met this day at twelve
o'clock NJ. in regular session.
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor
presiding, and Administrators Bertoli
Brown, Bouny, Burke, Landry, Mccarthy
and Filsbury.
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're approved and their reading dispensed
with.
Communications from the Mayor and Ad.
ministrat0rs.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
following communication, which was laid
over, without action:
MAYoRALTY OF NBw ORLEANS [
New Orleans April p, 1875.
To the City Council of New Orleans
return to you without my approval the
resolution adopted at the last session of the
Council, accepting the proposition OF the
agent and attorney OF the several boats
claiming return Of wharf and levee dues,
under the decision of the United States
Supreme Court in the case of J. w. Cannon
vs.. the city of New Orleans, inasmuch as
there is already an ordinance on the subject
under consideration by the Council.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor
Financial and Other Business on Final
Passage.
Mr.. Brown called up the ordinances de.
scribed as follows. which, having been read
passed unanimously, the yeas and nays
having been called on each. and all the
members present at roll call voting:
An ordinance providing for the payment
OF the several accounts therein named, be-
ginning &c. Haughery, ballast
An ordinance providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named,
beginning John Mccormick, constable
A resolution accepting the proposition of
the agent and attorney of various steam
boats, and making appropriation to pay the
same.
Reports of Committees.
BY Mr.. Bouny, and adopted:
Unfavorably on petitions OF d. B. Penn,
Louisa C. Steptoe, and Placide FOrstail for
Mrs. Forstall. for reduction of assessments.
By Mr.. Mccarthy, and adopted:
Favorably, by resolution, on petition of
citizens for lamp on Baronne street, be-
tween Washington and Sixth streets.
By Mr. Landry and adopted:
Favorably, by resolution, on petition of
C. II. Allen for special landing tor boat of
New Orleans and Texas Railroad Company.
BY Mr. Pilsbury, and adopted:
Reports of the board Of commissioners of
McDonogh School Fund and board of COM
missioners of Fink Asylum Fund.
By Mr.. Pilsbury and adopted:
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL
April p, 1875. !
ASSETS.
Sickles Legacy
One hundred and one seven per
cent bonds, 1870, of $50 each. 5000 90
Twenty gold Consolidated bonds,
general series, of $1,000 each.... 10000 90
Gold certificates, general series. l24 s.
Cash on hand in Germanis Nation.
al Bank. s52
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

Wachtel will return to America another
season. The only objection to him in hrse
tenor roles. requiring warmth and fervor, V
his high G manner.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ NASH HODGSON. at II o'clock, at St. Charles
Auction Exchange, eight lots with buildings in
.be SQUARE bounded by TchDupitoulas, Fulton.
rsrpschore and Bellechasse streets.
ny q. DE- FERIBT 4 CO., at IL o'clock, at Mer.
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, q horse.
saddle and bride.
nv coNsTABL JOHN MCCORMICK, at IL O'Clock.
At corner of St. Charles street and Commercial
place. an interest in judgment.
nv SHERIFF WAGGAMAN. at II o'clock, at Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, two lots
with buildings, on New Levee. between Market
and st. James streets; two separate lots with
bindings on Columbus, between Roman and
Prieur Streets six let's with buildings on Chest
nut. between Cadiz and Jena streets. and
Cadiz, between Camp and Chestnut streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

NorE BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE
Received in the office OF the Secretary of
State April q, 1875. The foregoing act
having been presented to the Governor of
the State of Louisiana for his approval,
and the same not having been returned by
him to the House of the General Assembly,
IN which it originated, within the time
prescribed by the constitution of the State
of Louisiana, has become a law without his
approval.
PC. DESLONDE,
Sacratarv of Stafa
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passed the party he asked Miller vhv h.
IoOked at him 90 hard or 40 croas At the
same time shaking his hand ia a somew at
hS os manner. Millor struck the
re- Snu aowD; when Lecbe slapped his face.
horse sois Miller stepped quickly into his
cane anu instantly returned, holding a
cane' with which he struck Leche. The
last named thereupon drew his revolver
anu taking aim shot Miller, the bullet
ontering the unfortunate young mans
mouth and causing almost instant death.
he proceedings were witnessed by three
persons, and Officer Commons was near
looking at a part of the affair. but he was
zoo lar on to interfere. Mr.. O'Neil states
.mat when Mr.. Leche passed them they
were conversing about an intended fishing
excursion, and if Mr.. Miller did cast insult.
ing glances at Mr.. Leche no one noticed the
inotion. Very few words passed between
1ne men. The instant Miller was shot he
Ieli on the banquette, face down, and when
plcked up was not quite dead. He was
carried into his house. where he expired in
lew seconds. Mr.. Leche walked a short
distance, but was easily overtaken bv Off
yer commons, who took him in charge and
went to the fifth police precinct station.
Accused was taken before Judge Long and
remanded to prison.
deceased was last year employed in the
Glty Hall, and was only eighteen years old,
MS parents reside near the schoolhouse,
anu his little brother, a cripple, is a scholar
IN the McDonogh school. Not long ago, the
BOY reported that his teacher had sent him
10 Mr.; Leches room for bit of chalk, and
That Leche had pushed him rudely. Per
haps misunderstanding and iii feeling
grew out that circumstance.
Coroner De Blanc will hold an inquest
to-day.
MORE CARRoLLTON FIREMEN.-There
are two fire companies in the Seventh Dis.
trlct entirely composed of colored men
Their annual parade day is the eighth of
May, but circumstances have compelled
them to postpone the display until the
twenty-ninth Of May. Friendship and Wig
liant have both agreed to the delay.
LADIES FAIR IN CLAIBORNE HALL.-Fire
companies Friendship No. and Vigilant
No. have been taken in hand by the ladies,
who will give fair at Claiborne Hall on
Adam, between Second and Hampson
streets. Seventh District, commencing on
the TWEEN eighth of May, and lasting three
days. The managers were so thoughtful as
to send us tickets. through the hands of the
president, Mr. j. I. Claiborne.
FIRING ON THE RIvER-Captain Gray
yesterday placed Napoleon gun on fiat
DOat ana discharged the piece several
times at different points, in the hope that
some of the drowned bodies would rise to
the surface. The experiment did not prove
successful.
The WRONG CLUB AHEAD.-It was a mis-
take in saying that the Lee Base Ball Club
leads the Stars. The last named will try 20
settle the difference at the firemen's picnic
next Sunday and the Sunday following.
The Louisiana State
Lottery's next single
Number grand drawing
Comes of ON Saturday,
May 1, when $4,000 will be
Distributed in 44O prizes, with
Capital prize, $40. 900.
Capital prize. $50 900.
Secure your ticket.
And win fortune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28
Salaries OF Mayor and Admins.
traitors. Abs OF

Salaries OF Mayor and Admins.
eratOrs. ............... ...... 4,I2o w
Total officers pay roll. go. .$24 1904 IS
Wages, wharves and landings,
Department of Commerce. 100 90
Pay roll of laborers employed in the De-
partment of WaterwOrks and Public
Buildings. viz:
WaterwOrks, street service ...... $7l6 90
WaterwOrks extension ......... 40 90
Total. $i,426 90
Pay roll of labOrers employed in the De-
parfment of improvements, viz:
Bureau of Streets. labor. .$25. 800 so
Bureau of Streets, carts. ..... 1850 90
Bureau of Wharves and Landings,
labor .......... .... 1856 50
Bureau of Wharves and Land
ings. carts. ........ 1877 80
Bureau of Drainage, labor. .. 1867 so
Bureau of drainage, carts. 81 50
Total. .$3S, $50 50
ray roll OF ldDOrers employed IN
Surveyors Department ........ l,5OO 90
oEduO lOtdl. .Vco'ol oc
Petitions.
The undermen toned petitions nted
by the Mayor were severally referred as
stated:
From J. D. Gormerly, relative to new
name plates for lamps. To the Administra-
tor of improvements.
From A. A. Miltenberger, asking for
liquidation Of his account. To the Ad-
ministrator of Public Accounts.
From A. +. Bisnvenu, agent of z. Lieu
taud, A. A. Mellaert's heirs, Miss G. Hanne.
man or P. Guulet; A. E. Bienvenu, agent of
j. Cannon; Widow l.. H. Michel A. E. Bien.
venu, agent of A. Weber; Mrs. G. Bourque;
Widow +. Broom; New Orleans Mutual In.
surance Company and Valentine Herman
for Valentine and Theodore Herman. To
the Administrator of Assessments.
From w. C. Black, president of the board
of commissioners of Fink Asylum, relative
to purchase of property now used by the
said asylum. To the commiss toner's of the
Fink Asylum fund
Tue Council then adjourned.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

BRIEF MENTION.-Ouo VI tlc mou WIN
was most indignant because the tugboats
did not save more people, now states that
ne took skiff, saved one person, and then
ceased his labOrs.
Judge Staes added $50 to the city's treas
ury last week; Judge Mccormack, - d.
NV headquarters will be in the moose,
said a soldier as he stood on hangman
scatiold. -,
Swans cheap European excursionists will
hold 4 meeting tonight at Hawkins saloon.
1t was said of a man who refused to pay
his mothers doctor bill, that he kept his
Office in his hat, and that the hat was all
round town.
Masons Yesterday had three funerals.
Antoine Bramgier was yesterday de-
posted in the first calaboose, as MT. +. ID.
Wade calls him an embezzler.
Charles Spencer, and Albert Uailas ,sa
are in for it on the belief that they are the
rascals who attempted to feloniously enter
dwelling house on Coliseum street on the
twenty fifth instant
Abraham Levy was arrested Oh Ieruiuo
street for violating a revenue law concern
ing cigars. o.,o,o h.s
arrived from Shreveport, having tnree S p.,n
oners. Sidney C. Cockrell, Erasmus Shep-
herd and Lewis O. Lord The first two are
CHARGED with counterfeiting, and Lord Is
suDnOsed TO be the man who robbed the
Shreveport postoffice. Several witnesses
also came down from Shreveport.
BEroRE JUDGE EvANs.-J. +. smith was
ordered to the Superior Criminal Eouie III, io
answer for q case OF iaioonS'
goods aft of steamboat. ,....roa
Mrs Mackey assaulted and bastereu
Mary Maenburg, 80 she must 500 '"
Abel about it. I,ool-
Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Wilde tried to knoek
the scales from Mary Sanchez ior "n''n
they must see jury.
TIE Picnic NEXT SUNDAf.-ou 'nu
second of Nav Mechanics, FIRE IonRaH;y
No i and Pelican No. VIII MAKE ,no ~
Grounds hum with their merry sporIs i,o
propramme was made up 10y gentle men "no
ppnS...5 srob things. and if visitors are
NOT entertained it will not be the iauit "a
tbe otficers The clerk of the weather mas
been seen and he has agreed 10 cons'r ,us 20. q
dense darkness Just when the nro"T
OFT and after that to give cIsa, ~ 10.
those who wish to dance. See thar you ue-
tach your coupons from the tiche's ooi'Ao
losing them.
Ropy FoUSD-Last evening tle poI,
of ., mnr,own white man was found IN the
river not far from the Barracks. II haI = :. y
coar or socks had on a calico shirt. wiz
spotted vest, jeans pantaloons' Appa'en.as
he was about forty years old. NothlLs was
found in the pockets. ..o.dar
Tbare was a discredited story YESTERDAY
thar the bodies of a man and woman nhu
been found in the river eight miles oeiow
here. Relatives OF Mrs. MusgroFe ven
down TO learn if it was her body lt was
stated that her hand hao tiSHt siAp oA
the coIored man 8 arm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

The WRONG CLUB AHEAD.-It was mis-
take in saying that the Lee Base Ball Club
leads the Stars. The last named will try 20
settle the difference at the firemen's picnic
next Sunday and the Sunday following.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

Received iI the Office of the Secretary of
State April &C. 1875. The foregoing act
having been presented to the Governor of
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RIVERS.
A Long Tramp.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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MORE CARRoLLroN FIREMEN.-There
are two fire companies in the Seventh Dis
trlct entirely composed of colored men
Their annual parade day is the eighth of
May, but circumstances have compelled
them to postpone the display until the
twenty-ninth of May. Friendship and Wig
liant have both agreed to the delay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

FIRING ON THE RNER.-Captain Gray
yesterday placed Napoleon gun on a fiat
boat and discharged the piece several
times at different points, in the hope that
some of the drowned bodies would rise to
the surface. The experiment did not prove
successful.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

OIChIos
One hundred and one seven per
cent bonds, 1870, of $50 each. $1,000 %
Twenty gold Consolidated bonds,
general series, Of $1,000 each. :. 10000 90
Gold certificates, general series l24 So
Cash on hand in Germanis Nation.
al Bank. 9 50
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-28

There is due to w. J. Kelly, free dis
pensary, for sundry bills remaining unpaid,
$3.50 SO.
NEW ORLEANS, April q, 1875.
To the City Council OF New Orleans:
We have the honor to submit the above
statement of the condition of the Sickles
legacy fund.
f. J. PILSBURY, Treasurer.
New Orleans, April q, 1873.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Mccarthy and adopted:
Resolution accepting the proposal of A.
+. Wild for lease of city property known as
the Powder House property, in the parish
of st. Bernard.
Authorizing the placing of lamp in the
ington and Sixth streets.
Bv Mr.. Burke and adopted:
Resolred. That hereafter the members of
the City Council meet as committee of the
whole on Mondays and Thursdays of each
week, for the consideration Of city affairs.
BY Mr.. Landry, and laid over:
Resolred, That fifty feet of the wharf ad-
Joining and below the Canal street ferry
landing be and the same is hereby set apart
for the use of the steamboat running be-
tween New Orleans and Westwego in con
nection with the New Orleans and Texas
railroad. This permission to remain in
force during the pleasure of the Council.
By Mr.. Landry, and referred to the com
mittee of the whole:
Resoired, That l. w. Patton, late criminal
sheriff of the parish of Orleans, be placed
upon the rolls Of April and May, 1874, in
ordinances Nos. 26l3 and $500 respectively,
for the balance of his adjudicated claims
for fees and maintenance Of prisoners for
said months: these accounts having been
enormously placed in ordinance No. 1858,
July, 1874.
By Mr. Brown and read twice:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several pay rolls and accounts therein
, 1875-12-28

EX-SENATOR RICHARDSON.
Speemi Di+s,attt to Ths Cs.trauo Tribune.
Quincy. H., Dec. 27.-Ex-Scnator Wiliiam 4.
r;ch.r1ano ,1;ed NJ III. hotna n M. citv at =
.,N,.a,' ~. sN,,., 49,, =. ~. Dit.
O'CLOCK tns lnoFpinR: hsoo " seals ~. neu,
afdson was born III kentucky IN ISL. tle feao
law III Winchester, Clark County, KY, and in
1881 migrated to Illiuois, Ho sottled ,n Shelby.
vir;o s1,o1hy C,n,,tv md ..aocis,aJ hn,..lf tn
.t.sts s' -. 80. ~. ~, ~. ~
"" lfl4t1tee " 1ue III" WIN '"o 'ao" ~ - ~
Living, wAo "as afteFvAfd elected United ststes
Senator from this State. In the spring of
1y,2 In volunteered for eergico iu the
nl.,,,t,,rl w. r.. 1unt t,a ran o,,,toa
49, .e .. - ~.
ny sho aenesal AhhcE"o'y e'atea n'sofheS 'oE
this Judicial Circnlt. then coEnntisinE ten Or
twelve counties, being contiguous to and in-
c,udinc schnyler md s1nm.. Tyo vears after.
..... -, 49, o1a,,,,, ,,...,,,o, ~ t,,a o.,.I..
""tos Ae "ae e'o.teu Hen1os. VI t.'o Lsst"'a
tute from schuyler Conutrs ihat Los1hiatn1e
Was q remarkable one. Among iss members
wore LhcsIo, Duuglas, Shields, McC!etnaud,
Ficklin. Uatdin. and Baker, in tho Lower House,
and HroainE in tho Seuute. III 1888 Mr.. 1ticl,.
n1dson wAs elected member Of the State Hon-
nte, III Which position ho served for four yea.s.
Txo years aiterH ards he was Eectpd ti,uo
elected tu ths floure Of Representatives, Rua upon
its organization wab CHOSEN bne0xer. Tbs
hatuo year o wa4 ono or tina Presidential elect.
, 1875-12-28

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Doc. 37.--Tlo uoou tueet-
ing to-tlAy in tho depot church was Hell attend.
cd. all tho apaoe within Tho canvas being filled,
Tho soryico commenced By Singing tho hyu'r
"AsiAe. My soult Ar.se," followed by
reading tie requests for prayer, amons
ot4sls being tAreo requests tor uneon-
yertel husbauds. Que ior IN unconyortcd
maj aaod 10, and tho request Of u lady for her
husband fos whom stie had bcau praying twonty-
live Years. Aftor = prayer and tha lly1nn "What
Eriop1 We lfayo III Jesus Moody read I'ot-
tiou Of Luke u, followed 6y tho hymn "l1ug
tho Della Of Heaven" MoolY road q
letter from n.au aho lad PROMISED to stoi
drinking. md doslfed q prayer for hlaA. Lilo
also announced tAat four weeAs ago. nlnoug tho
l7b nixLt watehmen at tho gRs Hutks, onlT ana
wa3 conEerttd, but the nuluber Was noa twelve.
AsseE gelaayks bad uoca mada ly several pes-
Sous IN tho congregation. fcsycut PRAYER MAJ
offered BY slr. Muddy. George II. stuart re-
listed = punlber Of instances OF tecsns con-
vorBIons. .-amonE others, ! young nan IN
hla own couuting-Iouhs. Aftof singing tho
l.,nn, 'Fu!.y pessualad," !" saukey said yesterday
was oua OF tle best dkys he had speut III shis Or
any counsrY, aud large numbvf Vt PERSONS IL
llts inguisy-rooHs had found chriss., Thirty:
three persons atoso tor pEsyes, Aud the uaaAl
noticeA "ote gtyou.
Tharo mas 10 pseachas tonight, but praise.
meatDK lod by Mr.. Baukuf.
, 1875-12-28
WASHINGTON.
f:ens COsVnn EIptntaH-Cnt1 tor Mn.
tt0nni AsnnK Ieports.

f:eu. CorVnn E1psntn~-Crt1 tor Mn.
ttonni Isnnk Ieports.
WAsn1saToN, u. G., Dec 27,-Hsn. j. II.
Cc~an. Aas;stsnt becrn.ary Of tho Interior,
1naEca Ito following statements with reIe1enco
10 the assielc published In Ecw York laat Hstnr.
day. charging him with issuing Agricultural
College scrip 10 tho Stale OF Arkannas In de-
tlanca Of III" c>vsasepd will Of Cens.ets, wh,c},
rs }Ilred ti,ns S:tta to previously tnakn nrtuuxo-
monts Tor !nh!ng certain VI ,ts M,,ds held NJ
part Of tic Iulan unat fundR. lfo aavy s1ia
article lacks ono item Of Importance TO tho
compilation Of tho history. namely: the fhct thai
Old and Ehrtitcsa hnl,tib If Ark4uaaB ltald Gy
tho Secretary of lls Interior In trlst wern ra-
funded principal al lnterna., By new bo,1da in
accofhhco "iti stb Arrangement male before lilo
agricultural STRIP WAA Eeleasnd thuIigA not COM
pIc;cA untIl afterwards. liz further GayH tho
Secretary 1T ttla Interior holdl tho new bombs
at thla ttttso. Thora Has nn lnlaruprlety In tile
action 9! tho Department IN reoarI to tho lias-
ter. aa1 tho wliolc transac:tDn MAJ regarded At
Tho tll", aud iH atlll Upheld, AZ proper, regular.
md STRICTLY legal
Sir. MarorcaI. tho Mexican slnE.er, denies
that ho has made arrangements to aecu1o i'm
migration into 3lu:ic0.
lie Executive O;lica will 10 closed to gem
cEa1 ri,itura until Monday, I!tlt. !.
The CUM trailer nf tho Currency 1,au called
1truo tho National Dunka for their rtpurts show
ing thur cou'!I;un NJ tito cluso Of Luslt,css ou
fIita". tho 17!1l Of Decnmbe'.
Thu 8ib.com 'nittce Of tho IlouEo Cor1fuittec
OH Apcsosrlal1 1na expect to have tile ppnslon,
Went Folnt Academy. aid Co1,-,ar aud Dl,,lo-
matte Appropriation hills. ready t. r-port nn tup
,o4sas4uLAux OF tho Iiouro of Representatives.
, 1875-12-28

new OnIEAay, La. Dee. 27.-Tho following
waB received III answer 10 d telegram OF ;cn.us-
day making inquiry about Deputy aiasas.at
iui1ng:
Sit,f,+ Hsfs al. .felr tIft,'Is; H. L. Young Islnty
MattitaI. aud another tna,. kidnapped u: ai,out
nttotE oll ttH morning Of I'll, 9atnt at the Ifrutt.a
Nutl. Thr ttnhl hf lhe ci,:ft iantin HoW.1 frr Is
In th" to~a. Ee;nIatnrt In iuscr; rterra.sA die
tured III }l.!rrrH: United States ircu!s wand; life
aud PROPERTY uus.fe.
loiEnrd} +. g. 4. kAsrIAS.
ScfiH Of MEs: f..sian7.
NoTE RI EDi1ops-1he ahoTn telegram IL
given Tor what It IL Worth. There |. nj cuufir-
shnl lpuaG l1ilvt'i iIcre Iu.dtv to nE lI1r pr.5-
oner+ postsna-tcr Ce,l..aa, hf Jackson, 1.a., III
the parlAh rr!fln, wHtra he cs!Ea Of his own &C.
Cnrtt. Iie dtatala Ef.v s1inv!edgu 0f uGrs.ec III
n,asks "lIo CAPTURED M':rI'. Young aud himself,
subsequently ictt!s,, both -.
, 1875-12-28

,,,,,.,,i,,i .,l.,,, .rl,n ,,. ,,t /. ~, n, t1,n
"'oo''""eh4 "e4eneo' tAu phpef VIII " Ill ~" tne
organ nj .hat body Of independents aho aeek
economic nml administrative rosorrns royardIets
If rar'y scr,'
Nod Ia,ntu.a 1,5Ianx ,t las. ,ccon,,,p Ind
not succeeded In % rnt.Iny - ont Ia If snriurel't. M
,1asa, w',oro al.oy vero left by tcnporary flnan-
o;., a,,,,,, ,..,.,,,a,.. ,ri., s.n.,,o.. - VI.
town authorttioa to ret them anny. and tho u.I-
wittiuyncxs NJ ali tha otl,er a},rewd and thrifty
" '''c"' - =" 't'o osn'' ".''o"e 80
snperVlsora t. feenlvo ehem' haa eAusoo mnch
amnBetnont wherever 1t Ia knorn.
!. rot,tt,n Ia IN. nv,on rooumo,t frra,
Gan, Jnnns tiraut Wilson writes " that eoyerai
,,a.,,,..., ,,.,,... 49,. ho.,, 49,. -. ~. ra...
hufh1rca hoilalh hase "e'' aens u st'e @o1t'7
inttco mud it Ia dnsitab1o tin. thoso who wish
, 1875-12-28
ts,FhnkS9 Eolks.ss

"Toode,~ . iittIs poodle. belonged to alts.
r., os Cincinnati Ihls l&IY waB IN tho habit Ut
taikIuR to hcr tavor,,o. aul thuughs from the
roll of his eyeA, tho wag VI his tpll mud tue px'
presaivo mosoMonta OF lih ears that he Knew
return homo, attor an ab.euco Of so1no hours,
"Toodib cx.ne 10 her whining Aut looking very
sotrowfuI. ''shs asked. "WLat's tue ulat'or !"
~ wu'cA ho pulled her skirt, then ran TO tho
mail-seryapt aud barkeI. Thls hs repeated
several times, when 1t occurred 10 Mis-. +. TINT
tho g,rL ~ho xaA not fond Of auimala mighs
have ilI-.raated "Toodte" IN her soseuce. and
sha aa1a. 'sLucinda, you have been doltg some.
tulns Ia The dosj yoa hATs bsen Aouaing him +"
, 1875-12-28

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