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Tho Infanttotde Cass-Bov accidentally
Shot-Appo4niss issemt to a ProIessorship,
etc., eto.
Special to the Star.
DAYTON, o., July 21.-The case OF
Phoebe Martin, accused of infanticide,
has been continued to Friday.
Charles Britton, George w. Ritz, and
Aaron Shook, convicted and sentenced
at the recent term OF the Common Pleas
Court, were sent to Columbus yester-
day.
Thurston IIouk, aged 12 years, son OF
Hon. George W. Houk, was accidentally
shot BY a COMPANION while out bunting
yesterday along Mad river. The charge,
consisting Of bird shot, struck him at the
top of the head, inflicting very painful
but not dangerous wound.
DR.. W. j. Conklin, prominent ply
s;cjan Of this city, has been appointed
Professor ot.PkysioloYy aud Anatomy at
the Startling Medical College, Columbus.
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New YORK, July 21.-The baseball
game on the Union grounds yesterday
between the Philadelphia and Atlantic
clubs was won by the Philadelphias by
score of IL to 8. The Atlantics played
very poorly.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, July 21.-Yester.
day, New Hayens, 6; Chicagos, l.
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The s.ckers Find Gold.

DECATUR, ILL, July 21.-A report was
in circulation here The other day that
gold had been discovered on farm
owned by Mr.. Keepler, situated about
nine miles north OF Decatur. A test was
made with acid, which proved the mug
gets to be genuine gold. AS no quartz
was found, and but few specimens, it
was but reasonable to suppose this was
Il put-up job, but nothing definite is
known in regard to the matter.
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NEW YORK, Jnly PA letter from
Samoan Islands gives ap sccoupt Of CO..
Heinberger's American mission to these
islands. He delivered to them new
flag apd new bill Of rights and consti-
tuilon, all OF which have heen adopted
BY the Samoan Par!is sGsat.
Future kings will aiternate between
two royal houses. o]onel Hainbergel's
.cission is explained in bis address to
he to obtain permission for American
vessale TO enter their harhars and be
rrs;s3ted, to recognize the government
cf these Islands, aud to remain there
And report progress,
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The Storm M.

.GALEsBURG, ILL, July 21.-Reports Of
the damage by the late storm begin 70
come in. Three men, Ohlson, Andrew
and FL. Nelson were killed by lightning
at Altoona, Knox county. Two houses
in Grange township, of this county, be-
longing to Albert Pierce, were blown
over, one family barely escaping with
their lives, Telegraph poles, fences and
crops were generally prostrated.
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The Pope intends to complete Michael
Angeles design by putting tHalyeS stat
ues Of the Apostles around the cupola of
81. Peters. He stipulates that each
statue must te made by different sculp-
restrict the choice of artists that bad
work is certain to be the result.
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The Maryland Gu6ernafortat Contss'.

BALTIMORE, July 21.-Gov. Groome
has Withdrawn In favor OF Hon. John
Lee Carroll as candidate for the guber.
Material nomination. Gov. Groome left
tor Annapolis tnis morning. The con-
test is now between Mr.. Carroll and
Hon. W. I. Hamilton, with chances III
favor Of the former.
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O,onsr for $1,000 IN Gresmbocts Wanted.
FIT. WAYNE, IND, July 2l.-On Satur-
day family moved into small house
on Bass street, which had been unoccu-
pied for some time, and discovered under
a small pile of straw a roll Of bills
amounting to $1,000. There is no clue to
its ownership.
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Specss ShtDfne ent.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-To-day's specie
shipments amount to $250,o00 Of gold
coin, and $685. of silver; $200, 900 ofgold
coin intended for Shipment was with.
drawn.
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DIED.

F. HOLl OMB--Killed at the late fire, on the
ln6rning Of July 20, Thadeus Henry Holcomb
kgsd 40 years.
Funeral will be held at the Gifts Engine-
House, cor Sixth and Vine, July 70. al y, N, {;
Aafvices by Rev. II. d. Moore. Relatives OF de-
Seascl wilj meet ut he residence of DR.. Maisy,
M West Ninth street, at p. NJ, where cey-
HaGes will be ia waiting to take tbs Il, to the
jtPs building. Frienus and acQuaintances
6kpectfulIy inyited to attend. =.
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PALMYRA, N. Y, July U.-The break
In the canal has been repaired and light
boats are passing. The level needs three
feet more water. Canal navigation gen.
orally will not be resumed for about 4S
hours, ''
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INDIANAPOLIS, July 21.-J. r. Davis, a
Knox county coal merchant, committed
suicide at the Illinois House this morn
ing.
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The hatters Of Fifth street, according
to agreement, now close at 7 O'Clock
during the GUNNER months
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Jumping at conclusions = climbing
over ohciTs ct a theater when the cur
tain goes down on the last act.
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FOUND.

THOUND--MEMORAND BOOK--By OFF,
I Ger Montgomery, memorandum book, con-
tnining valuable papers. owner can have
same BY calling at THE STAR OFFICE and
tsying costs OF this advertisement. 1t
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assault and battery, and the fourth.
acquittal. The jury, at our time OF going
to press, had not yet returned verdict.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-At 337 Vine street; front room
ID and back parior, with board. Also, day
boarding. jyMf
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FOR RENT.

IHOR RENT--PAINT SHOP Rent will be
II taken in painting. % w. Sixth st. jyM+
TNOR RENT -HOU sE - OF rooms, water
81 and gas; slb Keys ut drug store, Sixth and
41ock streets. Jyuf
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TyOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story brick OF
IL rooms, gas, water, cellar entrance; in good
Srder, s22 50; No. Fillmore street, Keys at 16b
Linn street. jy2lr
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MOR RENT OR SALE-HOUSE-One brick
IL house, Of 8 rooms; stable, cariiage-house,
terge lot, at Oakley, on Al. y z. II. X. Rent gao.
EAUL SCHDSTER, 852 Main ct. jy21*
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NOR SALE-SAW- -DUST-25 cents for an
E express load. Southeast corner John and
Augusta Streets jy20+
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE DERRICK - Capacity 400 to
IL 1000; portable on its own wheels; cheap.
y. O. Box 9l9 jy20*
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ENUR SALE RAILROAD TICK ETS -
ID Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
60, 50 West Third street. jyl6-tf
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WI ANTEp THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w That kELLY'S Photograph Gallery, No.
O9 Madison street, Coyington, Ky, has been
femoved TO 1875 West Filth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio ar5-Amo
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yXJANTED = SITUATION by German
NV girl, good cook and laundress; city or
tBantry. 255 Court street. jy yOT
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"ANTEn- fOU TO KNOW = TIL AT
wv GANAGNA & son have Il general as
Doftncnt of the FINEST GROCERIES in the
kN. jyl9-3t
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eVET ANTED-IO CLOSE OUT-A stock o.
w ilrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
tetire finally from the business. Will sell at
COsT for CASH. Cali for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, hrst ty0r. ie26-tf
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ANTED---SITUATIONS.

VKT TED-sIrUATIoN--As light cham
w bermaid. Apply or address CHAM BIER
MAID. 1855 Elm street. jy2~
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GlvEN-'rhat there
IN will b.. meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Ne Cine matt and Clifton 1feiined Plane Rail
load Company On the goth Of August, 1875, from
00'clock A. NJ. TO O'Clock J.. NJ, a. the Office
HPaxton & Warrington, Il West Third street,
p the CITY of Cincinnati. Hamilton county, o.,
m the purpose of ch0osin. s3yea Directors.
BRIGGS s. CUNNINGHAM,
w. j. LIFrlNCUIT,
= BENJAMIN +. EVANS,
JOSIAH L. KECk,
e. W. CUNNiNGHAM,
Ineogporators and Stockholders.
CI> iSSATI, July q, 1915. jy2i-5tW
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TXJ TED-SITU ATION-In city or coun-
wv try, to do general housework. Apply at
y Plum street, side entrance. jy%
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Nor SALE MACHINE SHOP - In com
IL plete running order. Apply to A. STAN
LEY, 18S West Second street. jy20*
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"ANfi.D = A MAN - Thoroughly ac-
w quaintc,l With The paper bufinsss, to
havel for n pal er house in Cincinnati. Ad-
hEess, with reference, A. l.. H., Commercial
hficc. jy2U*
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w ANTEp PAINTING &C. F. Lauten-
w. schiacger, house aud sign painter, works
br small profits. Try him. NO. IL W. Sixth
Hfeet, C0ving.On, Ky. ap5-4nlo
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A FIEND.
4bdIcfaon ana BrastGE OUTRAGE
of a Young White Girl Or
q Negro Nse CitiSeaae
Threaten LynchSng.

New YORK.. Aug. 6.-The residents
of the quiet village of Babylon, I. l..
have been thrown into fever of In
dignation by the abduction and subse-
iuent outrage of young white girl,
named Ella Balchen, by negro lately
discharged from her mothers employ
that place. 3 idney Brewster, the
perpetrator OF the 1iendish crime, is
coarse looking mulatto of about 2S
years of age. Until last Saturday he
was empl = q by Mrs. Balchen as
farm hand, The girl, Ella, his victim
is quite beautiful girl of II, rather
childish and Of q petite mould. The
girls mother states that she Is g little
simple minded, and can be easily per-
suaded. On Sunday night, after prayer
meeting, the girl was missed from her
home, and q vigilant search among
neighbors in the vicinity failed to dis
cover her. Mrs. Balchen became
alarmed and notified the constable of
the loss of her child. She spoke fear
fully about the negro Brewster, whom
she had noticed lettering around the
place on Sunday afternoon. The con-
stable in company with several others,
discovered Miss Balchen on Tuesday
night at the house Of one Of Brewsterfs
companions at Amityville, about four
miles from her home, The girl was
lying on the bed in an exhausted con-
dition, being
SCARCELY ABLE 10 ANSWER QUESTIONS
put to her. Brewster appeared cool
and collected, denying all charges of
criminal action. He was taken in
custody by Arden Wicks, the constable
who with difficulty succeeded In rescu
ING him from the infuriated villagers,
who were bent on lynching him. Brew
ster was concealed by the constable
until yesterday morning, when he was
taken before Squire James Cooper to
answer the charges against him. The
case wss adjourned until to day. Tie
citizens are turbulent in their indfgna-
ton, and have foolishly resolved to
allow no colored man to walk the
streets Of Babylon after sundown, One
Henry Wood, sexton of the colored
Methodist Church, was violently club
bed for attempting a vindicatton of
Brewster, and narrowly escaped with
his life. Brewster's place of copfine-
ment is kept secret, af, is he were dis
covered, an attempt would be made to
lynch him,
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."And yet you'd cook for me again r
said he.
"If suit you." said sho.
"You do,' said he.
you might have said 60 before" saia
She.
mot as COOK caid he.
"Oh!' said she.
'The kitchen is no place fer you said
"Its better than sewing,' she said.
"But i make you another offer" said
he, will you marry me2 I like you bet
ter than any woman I ever knew"
But it's q matter of mutual liking"
said she; mot of yourslalone."
Answer my question" said he.
ut is too unexpected" said she.
Don't believe it," said he. "Tes OF
nof'
"Oh" said ahe. ''Well, mo-"
Nov you are angry" said he.
."..You are in temper" said she; mot
I'll ask you second time" said he.
will Jou have mea'
Second thoughts are best" said she.
"Tes.'
And they we're married; and a. Shey
never we're divorced, it is proper to pre-
sumo that they we're happy.
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nLACR TAMIsE- We nave received direct
Is from the importer, full line OF these
". D. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets
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nc DAUNTLEss COURAGE.
hTe@: I'e 6.sTeIe Oostr:er.

1Te@: .8e SGdGJe Oosir:er.
When Andrew johnson was ,crom;.
lated for Governor of Tennessee. ia
1906, the Wing party had disappeared.
nut in It's place was the party compos.
eo OF the opponents Of foreigners fer
once. The KNOWN othings were very
bitter in their campaign against Gov
ernor johnson, and threats of violence
against him were frequently made. On
one occasion while he was stunapina
the state, he appeared at meeting
with q revolver il his hand, Laying
it on the table he said
"h'ellow-citizens, Ihave been inform
tnat part OF the business to be transac-
ted on the present occasion is the as
sassinafion Of the individual who now
has the honor OF addressing you, /
respectfully propose that this be the
first business in ordersThereforei If am
man has come here tonight for fhe
purpose indicated, ] do:not say to him,
lei MIN speak, but let him shoot"
he paused q moment with his hand
on hispistol and then eaid:--
Gentlemen, it appears that l have
been misinformcd. will now proceed
| ,d "tiure7S yoll on the subject which
has brought us together"
\ LIFE WE'LL INSURED,
From Mc Charleston Is. c. N6Ws and CouJtey,
Ex-Presidcnt Johnson's death will
be regretted by meme more deeply than
by tho insurance companies. he was
q believer in life insurance, hnd illus,
tratcd his faith by his acts to an extent
that is rare indeed, even nowadays.--
The aggregate of the policies on his
life is no less than $3.50, 900.
President JOhnsOn's TsfIOr Sign
viii 0n the Old Sh0p.
AT the corner, opposite to the court !,
house, Greenville, a sign has been erec-
ted, reading: Leading to Andy John
sons Tailor Shop" This hop is a small
building of single story, about 20 By
1G feet, and Is still in good state of
preservation. Over the door Is tho old
sign, board 4 feet long and foot and
a ] in width, painted black, with the
words "a. johnson, Taylor" In vel.
low letters. This building has two
small windows, at one of which MIR.
johnson was wont to work as the vii
lage taylor.
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Greatest discovery Of The Pacific coast.
TIE CELEBRATED
qsaas ~aa u. H. n. sa,s si.,s.
EE1ESss. "a EDECFNE.

10. A. 1865.
grDu medicine i7 without DISPUTE one Of
rs g.Gatest external pf;epaiatiion' 10 sate sae
%o1ia 1ioantation lef on IN shorter limo tban any
CT Cine Sf lonely T sTef ka3 ty EeiioTI1ins la?b
Si CafS5 a. las never boan peIioEmst esi3rs ia IN
Bi25d nt Bone spain 9 an Sa4tS sure ss iSr
eItIrs Ghronis H. Hhonmalisn. Dip nsria and sSfs
pi ThrOsr S Of ali dsseriy ''9l9 In peIsonl. N9
tamI sSoali Ga without it "a hoaashold Il
odi inc 10 Apply toand all hs'Selaem an nt fss
hsns horse mod ,inas now in use. sec circn-
lar or psmphiot Tor fall particulars l"r sale
~ Manufa ctarei by
FRANCIS Il ELDKlDdE,
North Front street. Philadsl3hiA
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JEFFERSON ROUSE.
HEF cA5TLE, DELAWARE,
JOHN ". GRAY, PRopR1rroR.

. Ihis large and beautifully situated house
.nas peen pus In the very best repair for .hel
reception OF visitors, who will find at 1t all tao
ls nlscSolinoaatlons OF BIRST-CLASS HOTEL :.
1t commands O fne view Of the Delaware Raw
and 10 one OF the most pleasant and delightful
Riaces In the State fer excursions or pic-pics.
Ine a1 honee 10 kept in the best style, the bal
nnso se %lLn the choicest wines, liquors and
stantiaIs snd Injuries of the market. Excui
slonlsts can arrive by boat OF rail. Partic.
Nho w,ah to go 1Ghlng or boat riding on the
noDls OeiaWaTe, can be accommodated With
Is respectfully solicited.
1yzz-u }. W. GRAZ
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HOTELS
XX5KsTEaN HOTEL,

n. ". COR, FOURTH AND ORANGE 5Ts..
G. j. KYLE, PRopuron.
sSThc above House has been put IN complete
repair ior tho reception of guests, where
tney VIII receive all the accommo odations OF
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Sar 1lled with choicest wines. liquors, cigars,
&c, ana the table supplied with o best the
market affords. Transient and permanen
boardars accommodated at moderate rates.
Soo1 staoling and attentive bostlers. a lib
eral share of public pa1r mage IL respcs lftIJly
solicited.
augl-dtf
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y siSoA ~ MULLINS cor your SMOKING To.
CeF. Front q JeifeIs0n Sts.
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PRICE LIST FOR 1s75s:i
BEATTY
PIANOl

ppIaritv sasS IlasH FORTE has alta ined TITO
HEARTY WeShtu Wu stamp FOR circular, u
""'nllston, NJ d. mhrlsd6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

WEEKLY MoKTUARY REpoRT.-Dr. 5. c.
Russell, secretary of the Board of Health,
reports the following number of deaths in
the city of New Orleans. for the week end
ing Sunday. May 2, al . 2. NJ:
Ore OF abscess OF the lungs, OF apopIexy,
! of brain disease, Of cancer of the womb,
of cholera infantum, of congestion OF tie
bowels, i of CONGESTION OF the brain, OF con-
iestion Of the lnngs, l-of constipation of.the
bowels. Is CT consumption, of lnfantile
conyulsiops, Of Group. 3 Of adult debility,
drowned OF. dysentery, : of epilepsy, OF
puerperal fever | Of nalarial fever, OF
CASTRO enteritis, l Of hemorrhage of the
womb, 3 of disease OF the heart, Of intiam.
nation of the bowels, 4 Of Inflammation of
the lungs, of inanition, l of lockjaw. OF
laryngitis, 3 of infantile marasmus, 8 OF
meningitis, of cerebro spinal meningitis,
of peritonitis, of scrofula. 10 Of smallpox,
| OF tertiary syphilis, OF teething;, 3 OF tbs
nascentium, / of gunshot wounds, not
stated; total S.. Number Inferred from pub
lie institutions, II; on certificate OF coronere,
S; on certificate Of midwives, l; on certlh'
cate of sisters, 9 In addition to the above
4 stillborn children were reported IN the
city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans, No. 156a-By virtue of a writ OF sez-
ure ana sale 10 ME directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause viii proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctione ers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
Toulouse streets, in the Second District of this
city. on TUESDAY, May IL, 1875. at twelve
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all
the improvements thereon, rights, ways, privi.
leses and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining situat. in the city and par
ish Of Jefferson now the parish If Orleans) square
number forry-four, bounded by Milan. Berlin Per-
her and Paquemines streets and designated as lot
number fifteen on a Photographic plan of said
square and other property. Said lot measures,
according to said plan twehty -eight feet seven
inches front on Milan street, by hundred and
twenty feet in depth between parallel lines. Be.
ing the same property which defendant herein
purchased from plaiftif herein, as per act passed
before = G; Wells. notary public il this city, under
date OF october ID, 1869.
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

FIRST "Hfd central Republican Club
at a large and harmonious meeting of this club
held Monday evening, Nay 10, the following resc-
buttons, offered by Joseph Harris were unani-
Inously adopted:
WgEREAs, The Republican Executive Commit
tee of the parish OF Orleans. at It's meeting held
April %. did recognize Thomas w WlckIam As
president of the First Ward Central Republican
Club also the other officers elected On the ticket
with him; therefore, be it
Resolved, That We do heartily indorse the action
OF the parish com mittee. aud pledge to
president, Thomas W. Wckham. our undivided
and cheerful support ID maintaining the orgauiza-
ton OF the Republican party in the first ward be
il further
Resolved, That We DO recognize the New Orleans
Republican newspaper az an able and true de-
fender OF the great principles of Republicanism,
aid pledg it our hearty sup,or. as the ORGAN of
the party; be it further
Resolved, That the follow ing gentlemen he ard are
hereby elected honorary members of this club to
Wit: Hon. W. z. Fish, Colonel James LIE wis Colonel
J. NJ. G. Parker, Hon. c. w. Lowell Colonel ". F.
Loan. Hon. r. B. Stanrs Hon. L. A. Sheldon Hon.
William g. Brown. E. {. Billings. Esq., Hon. C. C.
Antoine, Colonel James F. Casey, Hon. NJ. F. Bon
kinggod Colonel P. F. Herwig. NJ jor j. B. Gau-
cett, DR.. i. BoDz4no, Major c. +. LaGd, Colonel K.
a. Bray, Colonel J. l.. Herwig Judge Z. V Leclere,
General T. Morris Chester. DR.. J. T. Newman, F. c.
antoine, ESQ. Judge W. Ii Evans, Colonel $. 4.
Packard. :. E. Adams. Esq. Governor William P.
Kellogg, Hon. ?. B. :. Pinchb.ck, Colonel George
Devizan, 3. F. ,loubert, Hon. J. r. West, James
D. Kennedy, Esq, Hon. L. 2. Flanders. H. e.
Dbh!e, Eha., p. Creagh. ESQ, Hon. NJ Hahn, Hos.
t. G. Anderson; be il further
Resolved, That q copy Of these resolutions he
in the New Orleans Republican.
7. ". WlCKI5AM, President.
=. +. SMITH, Secetary. myl1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-11

BEIEF MENTIoN.-United States Marshal
Packard has taken possession OF the BOOKS
and papers Of the American Mutual IIsur-
ance Company. low IN bankruptcy.
Ii is announced that an artache of the
Times drew 500 prize at the Opera House
and then presented the sum to the singers.
Officers Cain and Creagh early Yesterday
morning obtained clue which led them to
believe that they could find some of the
men who regularly steal corn and oats GA
the levee. The entered a house on Laiayette.
near Delta street, where they found a dozen
or more full sacks of grain. The only person
near was Richard Hutchins, and he was
arrested for having stolen property in his
possession. Later the officers again in.
spected the building and found Moses Rob
insOn, Samuel johnson, Louis Turner,
Teney jackson and Andrew Williams, whom
they calaboosed. The grain is owned by
Messrs. Chism & Boyd, from whose place it
break up one gang of thieves. Judge Evans
remanded them to prison.
The key of the Pelican saloon, corner of
ST. Charles and Peydido streets, got very
drunk Sunday night! and refused TO bolt.
A hummer learned that fact and entered.
taking few solid drinks, a few cigars Ind
all the loose change to he found.
William Foley was found at the corner OF
CiOuet and UrGuhart streets, suffering from
q penetrating wound 10 mis- left side Eav-
ing been full of corner grocery whisky at
the time he ia unable or unwilling tn say
who LET his blood II is believed he knows
vino tapped him and why.
Low down. mean burglars entered the
Jackson Boys School, Magazine street, aud
stole two clocks.