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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29
CANAL TO SUPeRIJR.
The Survey for the St. Cro1x and
Lake Superior Canal.
From the Saltwater Ga2ette.l

From the Saltwater Gazette.l
It is we'll known to our readers that BY
an act Of the Legislature $1,000 was ap.
for the survey Of route for
canal connecting the head waters Of the
st. Croix river with Lake Superior, and
. board Of commissioners appointed to
the work, consisting OF
Messrs. w. g. Ward, Of Waseca; {. K
Stannard, Of Taylor's Fallr, and r. II.
Davis, Of this city. This board Of com.
missioners met in this city few days
since, but their action was materially re-.
tarded and embarrassed by the refusa! Of
one Of their body, Mr.. Ward, to take
part in the deliberations. The following
letter was received BY the board:
WAsEcA, Mimi, March Is.
Hon. William McKusick:
DEAR S1R Yours Of the 18th inst. Is re-
ceived. And in reply must decline e nm
dersake the survey, for the reason thatthe ap.
Ter Of the expenses which would Be nece1mry
to survey, map and estimate the route.
Yours with respect, w. G. WARD.
By mutual consent Of Messrs. Stannard
and Davis. and after consideration they
CVuCAuucU W pIOCCcO w UuOtHe6S, UcSm'
ing that, Is they were two-thirds Of the
commission, their acts would be legal un-
der the statute.
The difficulty disposed. o., the most
feasible routes which the extended pio-
nearing experience Of the commissioners
suggested were discussed, maps conned,
and the old settlers who were come-at.
able consulted. II was finally concluded
that An examination be made by the com.
mission Of Z
THREE ROUTES,
which are . follows:
One BY the way Of the St. Croix river,
Upper lake, St. Croix and BruJe river
one BY the wsy Of tho st. Croix, Nimska
gon and White rivers 70 Ashland bay
and oEe BY the wly q the St. Croix, Ket
tie, and some river leading into Lake So
pefior.
This conclusion arrived at the commits
sioners adjourned, previously arranging
few minor details for . start upon Is
proposed survey some time between th'
flst and 10th Of May next.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-04-29

Uilwan1keo Rssluee Market, Arm -
$50 A n.-Reoeipts u wheU 06.0o0 tndn,61r.
shipments y $50. Liverpool lad 1cV@ r.
dag.
1892. n.-BarjeY, MSh, el.2o.
1910 r. N.--Wheat unsettled: No nl ~ n.
? el-11 My eias; June, eI96x; n II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May IA. Evening-Stocks closed ac
tive and irregular; Central los 4; Erie 27a4; Lake
Shore 707e; Illinois Central i044; Pittsbuig 9t
Northwestern ii do preferred 54 Rock Island IOa u
sub-tIeasmry a. | balances-Gold. s54sls,O ,O64; cur
The Sub Treasurer paid out S74 900 on account
Of interest and 8 l09, 800 for bOnds
Customs receipts day 1921 OOO.
Cotton closed quiet; middh, upands 16kc; Or
leans ssc sales today 1876 bales; net receipts An
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales % 700
bales. as follows: May l6 1916 32e; June IS 732
Ol6 9; July l6 - 32al6 7l6r; August l6 9i6o
!. 1889; September l61p dl6 1899; october IS s32
IS January Is 29-a20l5 Is I6c February
l6 Gl6 3-l6c MAI ch le l3-32dl6 l6c April is l7-3a
Sugar dull and heavy; sc lower; as 09lc for
tair o good refining; 8fc for prime; 5-i6085sc for
muscovado; &C 'nr centrifugal. Refined dull and
declining; i0s. l0i, lo7s Ollie for grsnnlated Ike
for powdered; II &c for crushed. Moiasses quiet
and limited iobbing demand. Rice quiet ana un-
charged. Petroleum duh and nominal; crude &c;
refined IL, 0l2kc. T4lIow irm at SC. Rosn and
turpenfi, Q quiet. Pork rrmer; nav S22. LARD
'mer; l5,sc for prime steam. Whisky dun. s ii,
closing with free sellers at these figures Freignts
hrmer; cotton by steam I. n9-32d.
CINCINNATI. May H-Cotton quiet; m id ling l5asc
S 2s0l 35 Corn dull 17a.8c. Oats 7oaS3c
Pork dull; held at a2l Lard quiet: steam l5hc:
!" S"s S msats iot firm ;.tss shoulders clear rib
W hiskv quiet; s l5
CHlcAGo, May l3.-Flour dull aud un changed
Wheat demand active; prices advanced; No !
sp-ing chicago s o53s; No. 2 regular 81 ": No.
9'197 sc COrn-D-mand fair; prices adva iced &c:
No. mixed 72az Q727sc; ear 77078c Oats-No. ,
"a a64Hc; closed at inside figures Pork closed at
fIi %. Lard quiet at l5.4oc. Whisky omnal at
81 lS. "
ST Louts, May f.-Cotton and -four quiet and
unchanged in every respect little doing. Wheat
some SO, sails higher; No fred winter 81 43Gl 4311
NO. spring Chicago 8 03,a: soft do 81 T. Corn
No No. mixed closed at 73tc. oats 64l a6sc.
WHISKY firm: 81 20. Pork nominal; S2I IS
Dry SAT- meats and bacon unchanged; only lob
bing trade Lard dull; l5sa C asked; I5c bid.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
The Quick and Dead.

On Thursday evening the Picay,,nc
published a dispatch from its reporter, at
Houston, concerning the military veteran,
heroic and agricultural convention now
being held there. The conclusion of the
dispatch is as follows:
A telegram from Tyler reports that
Lieutenant Governor Hubbard died. and
expressed his regret at not being able to
come to Houston to welcome Davis.
H D.T
This dispatch was received with unfegued
sorrow by those who knew Governor Hub
bard, the more 40 because his spirit did not
blandly repose after death; there was
regret mingled with his demise, and the
sadness came from the fact that he was not
able to see Jefferson Davis at Houston. On
the Friday morning immediately following,
which was yesterday morning, the Ptcay,ne
prints dispatch from Houston, the CON
cluding paragraph of which is as follows:
A telegram from Tyler reports that Lieu
tenant Governor Hubbard is sick, and
expressed his regret at not being able to
come to Houston to welcome Davis.
HD.T.
This may be considered as corroborative
evidence. The sickness is simply soul sick
ness, such disease as comes after death; but
there is still the same regret at not being
able to meet Mr.. Jefferson Davis al Hous-
ton, regret SO great that it overbalapces
and takes away all sorrow for being dead.
and becomes the burden Of message to
the living
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15

ORLEANS SATURDAY, l5 1875

ing A dense fog prev allied at the time. he
expects the steamship to come cft by higher
tide, which will be at noon. She lies on SOFT
sand and makes 10 water.
Critical SiIuasion-Amicable Adjustment.
The Times this morning says there could
hardly have been a more critical situation
than existed in Berliu upon The arrival of the
Emperor of Russia The German goyernm- MT
may be able to declare that hostile move
ment was never officially entertained, but
few days since there was serious danger
that wallike councils would prevail.
We may suppose Prince GortschasOff
courteously expressed tho determination to
treat as an enemy tho frat State disturbing
the peace. In spite OF England's attitude
of reserve, we believe the government
thought it national duty in the recent
crisis to cypress it's opinion very decisively
in regard to the maintenance OF peace.
The communication was amicably re-
ceiyed and most satisfactory reply re-
turned. France has expressed acknOwl-
edgement of England's friendly attitude.
The Datty .News reports that the Car has
mentioned his desire to confer with M
Thiers, unotficially, in relation to European
affairs
The DAILY Telegraph is Informed that
Russia has given England friendly and
satisfactory assurances in regard to Central
Asia.
The article concludes: I'VE never
doubted that France, even if consulted
through plebiscite, would energetically
pronounce in favor of the Republic, which
is the form of government most compatible
with universal suffrage"
The Hull of the Schiller II roKen to Pieces.
The divers were able to examine the hull
OF the Schiller for four hours to day. They
found her broken up-a confused mass of
iron and timber. Her lower deck rested in
the rocks, and her bottom was gone, having
been torn eft by the rocks. None of the
specie has been recovered. and no cargo
W. V viaii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
FOREIGN.
The Nap0leOnfc Succession,

Inc NapOIeO01C succession.
PARIS, MAY l4.-La Volonte Rationale,
the organ of Prince Napoleon, in leadin g
article declares if the Prince Imperial
should die Prince Napoleon would peysr
claim the throne. The principle of heredi-
tary succession is dead. A third empire
aiming at the restoration of Prince Napo-
leon or his nephew would end in ruin.
Donation to Garibaldi.
ROME, May 1.-THE Senate has voted a
national donation to Garibaldi.
From the Cariists.
SANTANDER May 1.-the Carlists have
been shelling Guetaria, and have done
great damage. A vigorous fire is returned
from the fort and from FIVE men of war in
the harbor. Reinforcements have been dis
patched to the town.
An Insane Assassin.
LONDON, May 1.-THE youth O'Connor,
who on the dav of Thanksgiving for the
recovery of the Prince OF Wales attempted
to shoot the Queen, was again arrested on
the fifth instant. The Queen was holding
drawing room reception at BueAgham,
and O'Connor was found in the same place
in front of the ratings from which he, on
former occasion, fired pistol at the
Queen. He was arrested quietly and sent
to Hanwell Asylum, by order of Sir Thomas
Henry, chief magistrate of the Bow street
police court, on certificates of physicians
that OConnor was subject to suicidal and
homicidal impulses.
The City Of Brussels.
The agents of the Innan line of steamers
received q dispatch from the captain of the
steamship City of Brussels, confirming the
report that that vessel was ashore. The CAP
tain reports she went ashore near Carnsore.
Print Island, At Sis o'clock yesterday morn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1875.
United states Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court.
| Presentation. w. B. Woods, Circuit
| Judge.
Frank Ames vs. New Orleans, Mobile and
| Texas Railroad Company-On petitions OF
| Arphaxed LOOmis ct al ordered, that the
| twenty first mortgage bonds owned by petit
| TONERS have the same lien and privilege
| upon the property described in the deed Of
| trust as if the modification had not been
executed, and that petitioners are entitled
respectively from the proceeds of the sale
of the properly of the deed Of trust of
March l5 1870, to enc twenty eight hundred
and twenty fifth part.
Bayley & Pond vs. London and Lanca
shire Insurance Companies.-On trial. The
court appointed John ID. Cobb foreman.
Arguments continued.
superior District Court.
Louis Morel vs. Charles Clinton.-Peti-
judges, w. H. Bray for 5000 and w. G
Mcintosh for $500, for 1874, which are not
fnndable. Injunction issued on bond of
5000 restraining the Auditor from paying
any more warrants predicated on the appro-
priation for 1874.
Martin Werling VS.. recorder of mort
gages.-Rule to show cause Issued, ret urn.
able eighteenth instant, why a mortgage
should not be erased.
Superior Criminal Court.
State VS.. Etenne Johnson.-Burglary and
assault, sentenced for life. Appeal granted
returna5ie first Monday in November
State VS.. Pepita Scott. Murder. Killing
Emma johnson in a dance hall on Dryades
street Dece mberl2. 1874. Verdict, guilty.
Stale vs. John Harriga ing con
cealed weapons. Sentenced to S. fine or
five days.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONs
Petty larceny-J F. Smith, Lizzie Jones.
Assault and battery-Alfred Loze.
CONVICTED.
Frank Baker Of petty larceny.
SENTENCED.
Henry Hayes to one year for petty lar
ceny.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS Of Daniel Gorren and S. 3.
Ninay opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
Sanitary Officers.

The Board Of metropolitan Police havipg g
been able to accede to the request of tho
Board OF Health for detail of men, they
reported for duty yesterday morning for
thirty days. This action will enable the
Board OF Health to carry out what it deems
one of the most essential methods Of pre-
serving the health of New Orleans-th.
house to house inspection. The small force
at work during the winter and spring. and
the whole effort being to reduce The grant
increase Of small pox, which at one time
was very threatening, prevented attsntiox
to this duty. Now, as Dr.. White said. We
will be able to clean up and get ready tor
summer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
BY TELEGR APH
WASHINGTON.
Indians mt the Cauft0l.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The Black Hill
Sioux will be here to morrow, and will be
joined in day or two by the Brules and
Ogallas, under Spotted Tail and Red Cloud
The President Not Going to Bunker Hill.
In consequence Of prior engagements, the
President will not be able 10 attend the
Bunker Hill centennial celebration.
PierreDoDt Takes Charge.
Judge Pierre pont will take charge Of tho
department of Justice tomorrow.
Commissioner Pratt Ditto.
The new Internal Revenue Commissioner
will assume his duties tomorrow. No i'm.
mediate changes in his office are contem-
plated
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
SMALLPOX in Yucatan,

Collector Casey has received communi-
cation from A. J. Lespinasse, United States
consul at Merida aud Progreso. in Yucca
Tested itself at these points. The disease is
spreading rapidly and is proving mortal,
especially among the Iudian population
The consul states that all American vessels
clearing from the port of Progreso, after
this date, will not be allowed clear bills of
health
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
NEW YORK.
The BruaAels.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE agent of the
Jnman line has received the following dis
patcn from Mr. William Inmau: The Brus-
sells got off at 9 A. NJ. without assistance,
and proceeded uniniured." the agent saws
that the City of Brussels had a pilot on
board at the time she grounded.
Arrival of the Metropolis.
The Metropolis arrived here to day from
Dutch Island, iu tow.
Bank SuspensiOn.
The suspension OF the National Bank of
Rio, at Rio Janelro, is reported by London
telegram.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
Academy Of Music.

The circus troupe at the Academy vii
give a matinee today for the benefit es
little and big folk. Little boys can not
crawl under the canvas to see this show.
but two bits will open the front door for +,
sight at the trained clowns and the esz-
Gated horses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
To All Whom Ic May Concern:
DKPAarMENr COMMRReE,l
New Orleans, May Is. 1875
yEsEE INJUNCTION OBTAINED BEFORE THE
Il superior District Court by 1he owners CT the
free markets having been dissolved. notice is
hereby given that ihe law rec uiring that no free
markets shall be carried on ithin twelve squares
of any of the public msrsets Of the city of New
Orleans, will. after the lapse OF three days be
rig;d}y enforced
Tke ownere of all free arkets wi hin such dis
tance of any public market ave hereby required to
close mp their shops and to discontinue their busi
wit hin three days.
j. o. LANDRY,
mvI5 81 Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNrrxp STATES ENaJNKBRs OFeIcE,
No % Upper Rampant street. 7
New Orieans. La, May H. 1875. }
SEiLED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, WILL BE
- e we'd at this office until twelve O'Clock NJ,
OF SATURDAY June l9. 1875. for dredging at the
following places:
|. In the ship channel through Red Fish bar in
Galveston bay, Texas.
2 'Gu that portion of tho ship channel through
Galveston bay, lying just above and below Red
Fish bar.
For information or. the subject apply at this
Office. &. ". HOWELL,
CaPtain OF EDgineeIs.
Postnffice drawer No 432 m, 70 Ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
Local Intelligence.

AT POLICE HEADCUARTERs.-Tne Board
of Police Commissioners yesterday placed
Captain Leonard Malone At the head OF the
detective corps. that official having the
right to select his officers.
Mr.. L. NJ Kenner has been appointed Sec
retary to Superintendent Loan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
FOR FUK>l~HlNG HA.
TONS FOR LIGHTHOUSES, LIGHT
VESSELS AND TENDERS IN TUE
EIGHTH LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT.

LiGHTHousE INsPECTOK's OPFICE.
No. & south Rampant street, ;
New Orleans, La, May H. 1873. }
GEALEB PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- the office until Nv, I've O'Clock NJ. on FRIDAY.
Nav 81, 1875. for furnishing and delivering any ra.
tions tnat NAV he called tor by the inspector for
the tenders light vessels and lighthouses in The
Eighl h Lighthouse District for one year from the
first day OF Luly 1875 TO the thirtieth June, 1876.
inclusive. The ratious to he of good aud approved
quality TO be deliy. red gsde OF the igh houee
tender or other vessel provided for the purpose
at New Orleans. Louisiana in good and snffcent
packages barrels, boxes, and cases and in good
order FOR The humber of persons which Will be
specified by the Inspector for each vessel or lsh,
expenee TO the Unt'd States. apreeably 70 specih,
cations and tables attached there o. whicu WEI
form part of the tract. copies of which may
be had by sppl, ing at this office
All bids mn st be seal. d and indOrsed Proposals
for Rations for Light vessels" etc, and than
placed in another envelope and left At or directed
to this osSce. VI. paid If sent by mail.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
Commander United States Navy aid Lighthouse
Inspector my IL OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15

10000, $4,000.
$4,000. SO. 600,
$4,000. SO. 900,
SO. 600. Capital prize, Capital prize, $50, 600,
In the great single number drawing of the
Louisiana State Lottery On May q.
$75.O00 in 40 prizes. 40 prizes, $75, 900.
e75.OO0, 475.OOO
$4,000, $75.OOO
t75, 900, $4,000
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
The Temperature.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
~ Chartres street, "n NJ, IA, st..od as fol-
lows: At A. NJ, 76o; ~ = r. NJ, $40: at 6
T. NJ. Sl0 Lowest poiat 6nripg th. night
Of May l3. 60
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
QiDWEs4L'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CIRCUS. CIRCUS: CiRCUSH

RfDWEs.L's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CIRCUS. CIRCUS: ClRCUsY
Fer a week ou!y at reduced rates, commencing
Wednes sduy, May IL, 1873,
The celebrated
WALTER r. AYMAR'S SOUTH AMER CAN CIRCUS
AND TROUPE OF EDTCATED HORSES,
DOGS AND MONKEYS,
Embracing
FIFTY TALENTED ARTISTS, AMERICANS a.D
BRA2iLfANS
The best Equestfians and Gymnasts in the
world.
Matinees SATURDAY. and Wednesday. myg
GRAND REGATTA AT CARROLf.TON
On Sunday, May stsi. 1873, at 5 r. 81,
Fer A MAGNItICtNT PRIZE,
Now on exhibition at E. A. Tylels, Cana. street
On the occasion of the
GRAND FESTIVAL
jackson Steam, Fire Company Nc. ~,
Protector Seesnn Fire Company No. Z.
GRAND SOIREE AND PROMENADE CONCERT.
Splendid music, etc.
Tickets, FIFTY Cents; Ladde. Free.
myl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15

Succesei0ns Of Frederick Loci berg and
Elizabeth Goyert, his wife. consolidated.
cgCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans. Nos 36,a3l and 3S.S5O-NOfIce is
hereby given to the credIors OF these lAtes and
to ali other per sons h. rein interested to chow
cause within ten days. from the present notihca-
ton if Any they have or CAL, why the account
presented BY Henry Ekelmann. administrator Of
the succession of frederick Losberg and tutor Of
the minor heirs of the decedente, ehOnid not De
h0moiogsted ard approved. aud the funos oas-
tributed in AccOrdspce herewith
my6 il is FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
TAXE- or 1875.

DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, May TO- 1875. )
VyEE DELtNQUkNr LIST Is NOW BEING PRE-
Il pared. ana will be published in u few days
according to law
Taxpayers are invited to settle while it is yet
time ED. PILSBURY. Administrators.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
The Private Markets.

=
The long continued fight of the private
market men against the city authorities
and the public market lessees, is virtually
at an end. 1t was settled in favor of the
latter by decision in the Supreme Court
last Monday. Administrator Landry, in
another column, gives notice that the free
markets must close within the next three
days. AS the private market men have no
longer any legal ground left to stand upon,
they will be forced to obey the order
$40
Can draw
$4,000
On May -,
In the
Louisiana State Lottery's
Grand drawing.
$4,000
Capital prize.
440 prizes, amounting to SIS 900.
lby Telegraph
Pass.a.EOutre.
PAssA-L'OUTRE, May l3. 1875
To Captain G. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers.
United States Army:
Depth of channel at extreme low tide,
sixteen feet six inches; least width for
that depth, fifty feet; high tide at P.
NJ. yesterday; height above extreme low
tide, two feet six inches; depth of channel
at high tide, nineteen feet. Channel crooked
CHARLES E. l.. b. DAVIS,
flrst lieutenant Of Engineers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Sxcee ession of Theo. r. BOyesen.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF orleans. No. SO SIS. Notice is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to all other
persons herein interested 10 show Cause within
ten da, . from the present notification if they
have OF can why the account pr, sented ty E. r.
Parker, public 1ministraior administering this
es ate, should not be hOmolog ated and approved
aud tt Q funds distributed III accordaL CO there.
with.
By order of the Court.
mxls 1921. PRANK PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15

Nothing venture.
Nothing gain.
On May 20,
1t draws
With 440 chances,
$4,000 in prizes.
Capital prize go. 600.
Tickets $40.
Louisiana State Lottery. .
Buy in time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
GKAsD GERMAN v"Lh-fssT'
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF TIE
GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Sunday and Monday, May IS and IL,
TAR


FAIR GROUNDS.
The Festival will be inaugnrated by a GRAND
CONCERT. ito commence Sunday, at twelve
o'clock. TIE formal opening will take place at
three O'Clock precisely. The programme consists
of operate selections by De UEpa ORCHESTRA;
oration by ir. Charles +. Buck; songs by the Ger
man Glee Clubs, etc.
A Series of Popular Piays and Games.
Tnder tks leadership of 1r tiouis Stein, will
commence at four o'clock, consisting of Sack
Race, RI inning Races for Boys end Girls, Rooster
in tbe Pot. Foot Bail Playing, shaking Pole Grace.
ful Walking for Girls, Ascension of Balloons
Greasy Fig. Climbing Pole, etc.
OTHER AMUsEMkNTs IN ABUNDANCE,
An extensive and well supplied restaurant, 10
Gated in the Exhibition Building, next to the Race
stand. will be under the charge of the LADIES,
AID AEsOCtATION, where al the deiicacies of
the seeson can be had at TIE lowest city prices.
Two large orchsstras engaged and dancirc
on the Tlatform well IA the main building,
viii be kept up until eleven cleuk in the evening
The grounds will be brilliantly illuminated and
strct order maint tanned.
Theseverai bars are unIer. charge of well known
citi.ersr members of the association.
On Monday, n1ny ~.
ebo programme o. the II st day, except the olen-
ing ceremonies will be repeated. Also, at teur
Oclaci-
SULKY RACE; M3-E HEATS.
Hugo RedwiiZ enters Bismarck.
W Dillon enters Robert E. Lee.
The friends of the little orphans and the pu lie
N general are cordially invited.
Tickess fifty cents: children free.
F. RICKERT. President
GEORGE >TROMsSyER, Vice President.
ALERT 7. NoLI. Secretary. ml3'4t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15
What Is Doing at Washinaton.

WASHING ron, May I4.-There is nothing
new in the whisky raids. No prominent t
officers have yet been disnis ssed, aud the
officials of the Treasury Department are
still searching for crooked whisky. large
amount OF seizures are reported daily, and
i'll many cases the disriliers and sellers mani
fest disposition to appeal to the courts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-15

Will suppress the outragee. This is the
oplnlon OF the most intelligent portion OF