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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-12

MIR. y. L. Barth. Principal.
Miss NJ, p. Finnerty, First Assistant.
Miss U. Woodwork, Second Assistant,
Miss NJ. +. Reese. Second Assistant.
Miss Katie Lee, Third Assistant.
Misc Nettie Lee, Third Assistant,
Miss N. Derham, Third Assistant.
Miss A. Teddy, Third Assistant.
Miss Emily Brooks, Third Assistant.
MAGNOLIA-GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
LCarondelet street, between Jackson and Philip
Mrs. L. NJ. Williams, Principal
Miss B. Cenas, First Assistant.
Miss II. McEnery, Second Assistant.
Miss X. Devlne, Second Assistant,
Miss M: O'Regan, Third Assistant.
Miss Minnie Weaver, Third Assistant.
KELLER-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Magnolia street, between Felicity and st. Andrew
Mr.. A. s. Leche, Principal.
Miss 5. Schriever, First Assistant,
Miss r. Howard, First Assistant,
Miss A. l.. Beecher, Second Assistant.
Miss z. Z. Forshey, Second Assistant,
Miss NJ. McLorinan, Third Assistant
Miss u. l. Bostick, Third Assistant.
Miss e. Relf, Third Assistant.
Miss Ellen Hughes, Third Assistant.
LIVE OAK-BOYS. =
GRAMMAR A.
CORNER of Constance and Ninth streets
Mr.. j r. Hutchinson, Principal.
Mrs. +. c. Geddes, First Assistant.
Miss M. A. Tharp, Second Assistant.
Mrs. A. Cast Ill, Second Assistant.
Miss NJ. j. Dowty, Third Assistant,
Miss N. W. Hodgkias, Third Assistant.
Miss NJ. u Brief, Third Assistant.
Miss +. 5. DeLacy, Third Assistant.
LIVE OAK-GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Corner of Constance and Ninth streets.1
Mrs. M. A. Wicks, Principal.
Miss 5. NJ Thompson, First Assistant.
Miss j. E. OBrien, Second Assistant.
Miss M. B. Campbell, Second Assistant,
Miss A. Coudrain, Third Assistant
Miss E. Clapp, Third Assistant.
Miss j. D. Clayton, Third Assistant.
ST. ANDREW-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
CORNER of st. Andrew and Willow Streets
Miss E. Lobre, Principal.
Miss M. l.. BOree, First Assistant.
Miss Y. marlborough, Second Assistant.
Miss L. Berhel, Second Assistant.
Miss NJ. A. Reuter-, Third Assistant.
Miss G. johnson, Third Assistant.
Miss %. Hughes Third Assistant.
MissJ. E. Baptiste, Third Assistant.
FULTON-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Corner of Fulton and Josephine streets
Miss H l.. Garrett, Principal.
Mrs. j. X. Dicks, First Assistant. .
Mrs. y. j. lngraham, Second Assistant,
Miss ii. Schwartz, Second Assistant.
Miss l.. Ward, Third Assistant.
Miss X. Hickman, Third Assistant
DRYADES-BOYS AND GIRLS,
GRAMMAR b.
CORNER of Dryades and Sixth Streets
Mrs. 5. Williams, Principal.
Miss +. X. Hunt, First Assistant
Miss A. Aver, Second Assistant.
Miss j. Simms, Second Assistant,
Miss Agnes NJ. Male, Third A ssistant.
Eleventh Representative District.
BROADWAY-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Magazine street, between Broadway and Chestnut.
Miss NJ. E. Stay, Principal.
BERLIN-BOYS AND GIRLS.
I PRIMARY A.
Corner of Berlin and Baronue streets.l
Miss H. Woods, PRINCIPAL,
Mrs. M. +. Washington, Second Assistant
LINCOLN-BOYs AND GIRLS. f..
..U fse GRAMMAR A. I'D
tcorner of Dufossat and oarondelet strectsl
Ars. E. CLARK, Principal. 2ss, z.
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E MAsDExExERTEs CAsE.-Judge Ev.
yesterday intended to make final dis
. ton of Alfred Capes, Sarah Colbert and
ST Boyd, who are charged with the muir
u d Masdexexertes. Mr.. Castellanos, for
state, wished to reopen the case, as he
Isl obtained some important testimony
NJ vt accused. The defense objected, and
d sre seemed to be some technical reason
be objection, the court took the matter
advisement, at the same time stating
i had already been determined to send
apers to the Superior Criminal Court.
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Orleans, Right Rank.

McDONOGH NO. 4-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Corner OF Peters and Chestnut streets.
Mrs. 7. Lowe, Principal
Mrs. X. j. Kicker, First Assistant.
Miss E. Il. Hayden, First Assistant.
Miss I. Howard, Second Assistant.
MRS M. Jerolleman, Second Assistant.
Miss E. Anderson, Third Assistant.
Mrs. l.. Siegers, Third Assistant.
Miss M Lilly, Third Assistant.
Miss E: Skitiington, Third Assistant.
TuNISBURG-BOYs AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY B.
[Tunisburg below Algiersl
Mr.. s. w. Otis, Principal.
CUTOFF ROAD-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
AT the Cutoff, five miles below AlgiersI
Mr.. E. North, Principal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Mrs. M. j. Williams, Principal.
Miss A. Mchaud, First Assistant.
Miss o. Flowers, Second Assistant.
Miss Alice Ramos, Third Assistant.
WASHINGTON NO.
Miss L. D. Watson, Principal.
MISS w. Ii. Gratis, First Assistant
Miss NJ. Mason, Second Assistant.
Mr. j. b. Jones, Third Assistant.
JEFFERSON NO.2.
Mr., I. r. Prest IN, Principal.
Miss G. W. Bentley, First Assistant.
Miss G. Anderson, Second Assistant.
Miss N j. Kelly, Third Assistant.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Mr.. A. Cardona.
Mrs. d. MUIR.
Miss M. Cabriere
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Miss 8. Lynch, Second Assistant. 80,
Miss NJ. A. Stewart, Second Assistant.
Miss r. T. Moore, Third Assistant.
Miss Ida Monroe, Third Assistant.
Miss A. Twomy, Third Assistant
Miss 4. O'Hara, Third Assistant
Miss N. w. Carroll, Third Assistant.
Miss E. Lynch, Third Assistant.
McDONOGH NO. 3-BOYS.
GRAMMAR A.
mos. 81 and SO Marigny street,
Mr.. 81. ,DuGlho, Principal.
Mr.. j. OConnor, First Assistant
Miss nj. Sweeney, First Assistant.
Mrs. A. Stockda,e, Second Assistant,
Miss NJ. Marshall, Sec ond Assistant.
Miss NJ. Walsh, Third Assistant.
Miss L. Bertus, Third Assistant.
Miss E. M. Webb, Third Assistant.
Miss l.. Kenny, Third Assistant.
Miss L. M. johnson, Third Assistant. :
MARIGNY-BOYS AND GIRLS.
GRAMMAR b.
Corner of Marigny and Urquhart streets
Miss y. Easton, Principal.
Miss A. Desgouttes, Second Assistant.
Miss +. Wicker, Third Assistant.
Ninth Representative District.
Observation-Disclosures.
GRAMMAR A.
CORNER of Charities and Piety streets
Miss L. B. Wilder, Principal
bliss L. E. Vance, First Assistant.
Miss =, Kennedy, First Assistant.
Miss NJ. E. Anderson, Second Assistant.
Miss A. Sheehan, Second Assistant.
Miss E. Colon, Third Assistant. d.
Miss Il. Hardy, Third Assistant.
Miss A. Maddox, Third Assistant.
Miss It. Cucullu, Third Assistant.
MCCARTHY-BOYS.
GRAMMAR A.
Pauline street, between Charities and Royal
Mr.. Peter Graham, Principal.
Miss J: Mayberry, First Assistant.
Miss y. Clark, Second Assistant.
Miss +. Swettenham, Second Assistant
Miss j. Chevillon, Third Assistant.
Miss X. Fortune, Third Assistant,
Miss NJ. Curley, Third Assistant.
Miss j Giroux, Third Assistant
ELMIRA-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Corner of Craps and Congress streets.l
Mr.. z. Hunt, Principal.
Miss G. Gates, Second Assist ant,
Mrs. A. Plique, Third Assistant.
DAUPHINE-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Corner of Charities and Monroe streets.7
Miss M. Mcdonald, Principal.
Miss Rosa Huth, Second Assistant,
HANCOCK-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Peters street, between Monroe and Hancock !
Mrs. 5. G. Tbayer, Principal.
A
Tenlh Representative District,
LAUREL-BOYS.
GRAMMAR A.
Corner of Laurel and Philip streets
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Lowe, Principal.
Miss NJ. E. Tank, First Assistant.
Miss j. H. Trott, Second Assistant.
Miss M. Phrsell, Second Assistant
Miss .. E, Westerield, Third Assistant.
Miss 5. Kundert, Third Assistant.
Miss NJ. f. Lyons, Third Assistant.
Mrs. Z. A. Fawcett, Third Assistant.
McDONOGH-GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Laurel street, between Philip and First.
Mrs. n. NJ. Taylor, Principal.
Miss 5. 5. McEnery, First Assistant.
Miss M. Bridgins, First Assistant,
MISS NJ. q. Wharton, Second Assistant.
Mrs r. +. Harcourt, Second Assistant.
Miss l.. Pitttield, Third Assistant.
Miss L. Duncan, Third Assistant.
Miss l.. Keys, Third Assistant.
ST. MARY-BOYS AND GIRLS.
BRANCH OF GRAMMAR A.
st. Mary street, between Rousseau and Religious
Mrs. Il. A Plttman, Second Assistant,
Miss M. e. Carolan, Second Assistant.
MAGNOLIA-BOYS.
GRAMMAR A.
Carondelet street, between jackson and Philip
Mr.. j. L. Barth. Principal
Miss M F. Einnartv L;rst .s;,.,4
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High Schools.
CENTRAL.

| Burgundy street, between Customhouse and Bien-
Siue.J
Mr.. J, E. Seaman, Principal.
Mr.. Jules Lambert, Associate Teacher.
MIR. e. j. Edmunds, Associate Teacher.
Mr.. j. b. Willis, Associate Teacher.
Mr.. A. Jacquet, Associate Tt acher.
MIR. L.. Bourges, Associate Teacher.
UPPER-GIRLS.
lChestnut street, between Jackson and Phlip1
Mrs. NJ. E. Mallam, Principal.
Mrs. l.. M. Richardson, Associate Teacher.
Miss s. A. Smith, ASSOCIATE Teacher
Mrs. NJ. A. Huughton, Associate Teacher.
Miss M: w. Cream, Associate Teacher.
Mrs. A. s. Howard, Associate Teacher.
LOWER-GIRLS.
Corner of Royal and Hospital streets1
Miss Isabelle Simmons, Principal,
Miss Kendall. Associate Teacher.
Mics NJ. A. B. Cover, Associate Teacher.
Miss c. Hubbard, Associate Teacher.
Mrs. u. X. Miller, Associate Teacher.
Miss l.. Ricquet, Associate Teacher.
First Representative District.
JACKsON-BOYS.
GRAMMAR A.
.[corner of Magazine and Terpsichore stleets.l
Mr.. G. H. Gordon, Principal
Mrs. E. z. Earhart, First Assistant.
Miss r. T. Murphy, Second Assistant.
Miss M. L. Dolan, Second Assistant.
Mrs. G. Mcknight; Third Assistant.
Mrs. S. Mather, Third Assistant.
JACKSON-GIRLS.
GRAMMAR A.
Magazine, beween Terpsichore and Robin streets !
Miss Florence Gordon, Principal.
Miss A. Ludwick, First Assistant.
Miss Emily Wagner, Second Assistant.
Miss Charlotte Stewart, Second Assistant.
Miss Kate Murphy, Third Assistant.
Miaa mi nd
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MISS 4. Gaudolh, Third Assistant
LAHARPE AND BRANCH-BOYS AND
GIRLS.
| GRAMMAR B.
(Laharpe street; between Roman and Prieur.l
Miss A. Farr, Principal.
Miss A. p Meyers, First Assistant.
Mr. ID. X. Rawlings, First Assistant.
Miss A. Meyers, Second Assistant.
Miss 9. Campanel. Second Assistant.
Miss c. Thezan, Third Assistant.
BAYOU BRIDGE-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Corner of Esplanade and White streets.l
Mrs. L. Ellsworth, Principal.
Mrs. A. w. Brown, First Assistant
Miss l.. Dissimone, Third Assistant.
GENTILLY-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Identify station, Elysian Fields street,
Miss M Devonshire, Principal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
columbia street. MilneburgJ
Mrs. M. Chambers, Principal.
VILLERE-BOYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
lVinere street between St. Anthony and Bagatee.
Mrs. b. p. Mccarthy, Principal.
Mrs. L. M. Knox, Second Assistant. go
Miss ). Sherlock, Third Assistant.
LIE BRETON-BoYS AND GIRLS.
PRIMARY A.
Corner of Tonti and onzaga streets.l
Miss o. Pitard, Principal.
Miss Z. Van Dycke, First Assistant.
Miss e. BellOnquet, Third Assistant.
Eighth Representative District.
McDONOGH NO. 2-GIRLS.
7 go GRAMMAR A. .u..
lMandeville street, between Rampant snd St.
Olaude.l
Mr.. A. G.. ntkin, Principal. -T 75 '
Mrs. A. Bell, Fret Assistant, s71
, 1875-06-08

representing tho Agencies previously named,
and which Aro only 45 mics Apart, ars tho pos
soesors Of thu lsopubIican Fork hnntin9-grounda.
tho Cheyenne ltivor Agency trihe Of Biting Inll
tton hsc III favor Of their sAin 10 tho (Ioynsnneht
At the price stipulated III tho negotiations
2s,0o0i lus ahey hAyo no power 10 act
is1 tlss ina!tsr. aiEl. A. snon ~ thoy asriyo
Council 1t each q lilo two Agenelcs. and
aubnt tho Tnatter to tfeir people inr 1Rtilics-
tiot Tho Cllefs lllse no doubt hui that the land
Mill ba sold 10 Tho Government, ahd say that
THE oNLr QUESTION
viii, them 10 ~ TO whnt thoy will tecoiro In lien
OF tho nioney. Maf. tfnnart has urged them to
take horseH, wagons, blankets, farming lmp1o-
no',ts. ctc,, and etAtee that ho toes hot think
10 asked for. Tho iaading Cliefh favor thls Tort
Of an exchange Tor tho tract Of land III queatton,
and, unless there Ia . decided chatgo III sonti-
mont IL the trlbas afrectal, thase Is hardly
doubt but that tho halo will be amicahIy AajHst-
cd. Tim Territory nilcr negotiation han bcnn
but 1itt!e tined by thn 1ndlnhs for sotns time.
Last fall \ hrnn portion Of tho tribea wont there
to hunt. anu met with poor aucceHt.
Maj. Howard he'lescs that pcacoshtc asttto-
ment will bo made between tia Commissioners
to hc appointed by tbs President and thu 6ioux
Indians. regarding ths anremler Of
THE BLACK HILLS TEHn1Tt,Ey.
tho InaiHha have named two Commissioners,
ali, shougi, il IN thought io viii accntlo 70 .lo
wishes OF tho Chiefs III this tcHrcct. The Cun,-
mihson will cutshlAt Of aix, p,obhbIy+
Should tho negotiations fail, tLera 10 a ltke&t-
hood that tito Indians will tako Tho war-fatl,,
III event which 1tsd Cloud and Spntted Tail hoem
dcaIronE Of avoiding. TITO lattcr's Agency n,tnl-
be,a abo,it 1o,1,N, oorlc aud their shara Of tho
SIC. .0UU will ba sl0.u00.
D.. j. y. panlsls, Indian 1nspector, seso'n-
Btnrs At 10:1o O'Clock this morning, on the kort-
weBtarn Railroad, for thor Judges, :
, 1875-06-08

Ito body to bo liftod ont. certificate Of death
by rovorenl father Of Scranton waa dotnahdcd
boforo tho fuuotal could 70 On, and tho revotenl
g;ptloma1l ahked Ia bo shown tho ssakea mark:
Ink tho lot. One Of tue sons Of tic decsascl
suggostcd that tho stakcs lad probably been
pulled mp, nnA said: III IL Isn't ali right
htako mo out lat and III pay you for II. y
Tho rcpiy vast II dnp't wstt any argument
wiz, puppy, ike .you." Then 4 tslI. hrawny
fellow broke IN and said: "We'vn brought ts,o
loIy 40 ,niles TO bury It here. aud horo Wo viii
bury it," Tho foverond gentleman asked tho
last tteakcr hin namo, ent At tho aa'ne limo
cnmo near failing intu .1,o open Rrare., The mar,
who ws' struck handled hts pistol. All, q, son of
saving, "Yon'ro aprssty big in.o. but not big
euo,lsli to lick ino."
Tho coats won't or tho Scranton funeral
party. and all woro roady for actiun. Tl,o cler-
gytna.. finally broke away from young Burke
and. drawing pisto!, eaia 10 ~ *ss prepared Tor
now drawn aEalnat him.. lie WINS outnnmbcrod,
and tho body Of cid burke was huribt' nnt!or the
muzllea Of a dozen piatols. All which was very
much out Of order at . Christian burial.
, 1875-06-08
THE SIOUX.

Prospects OF Future Negotiations.
rwoAty Of the delegation Of tile Druie Sioux
Indians, who reoontly went to Washington to
make nsgostauonH 10 regard 10 tue Black Hills
territory aud tie hunting grounds on Tho Rapuh-
licau Fork, Ia Northern Nebraska, Asrycd here
yesterday Ell 1outo to tneir scencies, In charge
Of Maj. r.. 4. Howard, Agent FOR Spotted Tails
tribe. Thht portion Of tho delegation belonging
to tho Cheyenne iliver Agency went to New
York 10 SEQ tho alghts. Tho duskY visitors hare
Include tho famous CAiafs nod Cloud. Spotted
Tail. Little Wolf, Bwsft Deat. And several wllo
are known as head soilicss, and who coaanaaud
Tho BANDS in their trihua. There Is ohly ono
squaw In the party,-liud Roao of tho Woods.
bhe ID tie "wifo" Of Bad Wound. ore OF the
Head soidiery. For so.no feasoa uuxnuxn, Mira.
Spotted Tail, Mira. He'd Cluud, aud tho otlaE
N1tes Of Tho othor Chiefs HeFe teft 10 tletr WIZ"
vans,
Rcd Cloud Is large, muscular Indian. With
hugo no.e, high ehsHk-hollcS. anil I swArtly
face genef4 ly. Ills rough v,saeo aud largo cal
lopsel kud puny 4xNda INDICATE blathly thu hard
hFe led ly tue fn4laus OF the PlAins. To has
not changed any slnco his last visit Aese about
four veArH Ago,
spotted Tail 10 not unlike hia blk brother 1n-
dian SHOWS ulontionsl. asld tue otllala ot tho
delsRAtion ara ~ tough .pl strnuR - tis Ghiafs
MUtvA. Th9y arc stepping II the GRANT FAcltlo
Hotel. aud Ut courao WAns no dpwlJ pillows And
beds - aleep ont tor III lndau tu bed IL like
iIRh out OF water.
It was ths special mtsslon Of = Ta.Rusz TO-
porter 10 got theIr Vtewa ooucsEnlnR
rllK lATx NEGOTIATIONS
with tho FsesIdsok Ut tbs CApitst, and, through
ths courtspy OF Hsj. AowAr4, tbs desired IL.
furu, ,sInn visa obtained. The Indians now hsro,
, 1875-06-08
Pillow l4tfe.fsrcserYcfs.

An ingenious and useful ife.nreecryrr for pas
seuEers aud cruwa, was GU FRIDAY oxlmbttoti In
Glasgow to fow gentlemen iutorosted ln ship
ping and emigration. Tho prescrvor consis.s of
two pl!iowa Of prepared cork rood, with an up
nBr padding Of hair, covered with nAltreaa-tiok.
Tbo pillows AFRO attached to aac!l other III
such . mnnnor that when about 10 10
ueod they can bn placed one Oh tho back
aud tho other on tic chest and tied. tho bend
aud shoulders being thus Kept aboyu wator.
They have bccn tcBted, and tho two havo bcon
found capable Of supporting tnAn Of 20 stono
broast lEh. Tie pillows can be made useful aa
articles Of bedding during tho raseage mud
every passenger can, in fow mlnntHa' ,lotico Of
danger. put the,n to uao ~ 1ifc-prcHcryors.
MessrH. Allan, of tho Glasgow and Montreal
emigration steamers. aro having tic pillow
preservcrs introduced into ali their ocean. going
Steamers.
, 1875-06-08
ELSEWHERE,
FEpkHAL c0uurs At sriliSdF4ELn,
6nsefai ittaAaf..h In Eht chtruda I.tlhs4nk.

Spfetai bspak.A 70 ne rhcaqa 1't,tuns.
spa,HorIEtp, H.. June 7.-IAe upitod atatos
nIstsict and Circuit Courts mot th!a moFninG toF
lha Jpns toru'. lIis LIQUOR Judge Treat OIL tho
hepcb. In lhs District Court In tha Elnneshok
INSURANCE Company csses. lu xLich Wtllnor y.
Lamb. AAsiguas q, lLe Company, Ia tho rlatn-
til, .uls to Head py sloudsy no1t was taken.
aud The eases set fur trial on Tuesday, tho lbtA
1ast Thtrs A1a apwasls OF lb0 Of tbs csAes.
qAEuA4oA cI4culT counr.
In tAa 8augAuo4 CiEsu,. Court, III ths tses-
psge aaao pf C4tlartne Wood W. William Heard
an4 otAars Tho plalnll1 was this 1uotuiug. by
agreen,ont awarded ye,l1ot OF f1.250. THIS
case had tss oti.iu iu tho fact that The pioprio-
tols Ut the NoEth Goa! HIafs, wl.,le conducting
eAsit mining operations, ttonohsd Oh tic Ad{ulu-
NY ptatsFty al lho p!stutiE aud took out tue
saal underlying. perhaps. ~ aoss Of hsg ground.
, 1875-06-08

4 TottaYilla, Pa, paP!F gives An account Of IA
extraordinary acene ata funeral noas that place.
An old man hamsd 13uEke "as killed ~ Scranton,
and hla body Wan taken to 4Esmons by his Two
Very tlste sud = son hursa IL II. Ths ipnetal
oo!tags srtlYsd, aud found gFa.e dug. The
esMn bad bean lowered luao !G whom tie Rsv.
HAlksE Cox AuprAetll IN thu aoana and crt"-rd
, 1875-06-08
PERSONAL

Observation-Disclosures ANsWERlNQ FERatlNAL
l. q auna!1 1tlbuas .nd Hsatsxsitsnst, jpHsa r
vii pssss wills I'LL. address u pl2la 1ad dsuaet
poAAtll4,
, 1875-06-08

{1uAED-ON 4 FARM At EVANSTON. TWO
ID rons and beard far tsdtes and two chEsn. aged
anl Pears. A1dTasa, stAt'as tssass aud particulars.
ID y, Tribune 0fhes.
1oOAKp-HND ROOM n PRIVATE FAMILY ny
- two young gsat!ansa desiring ontnfoFts oi hoGs
With socaI tuttIuhdlHgt. address. atAinx 1sfn ".
Tribune uhc
, 1875-06-08

WANTEn--TO RENT.
IIrASTKD-TO REST-BY 4 RESPONSIBLE PAR
" ty, cottage tf or ruptne: must 10 gsId ne
loa. west Ct hanRamon.st. AdurstaJ a. Ttsbuoo osca
w ASTEp-TO REST-A GEN rLkMAS Ash Ills
~ vito with child eStt two ihfee 1tutnf. Chi
ro1rs IN respectable private family. Au4rsss 81, 10
irving plaza.
1VAHvEn-TO REST.- ON NORTH SIDE, EAST
" nf G&tk-4t. near Lincoln Park, ntc.y furnish
eI room tor snEle Kautlencn, Atdr1as II, Tribune
otscu.
\NAHTED.-I0 REHT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS.
W furnished Or unfnraishea. fnr housekeeping. Au-
dtess + IL. Room u. Matte sun ltnuto.
, 1875-06-08
TO EXCHANGE.


f1UR EyCfIA Nt1E-L,TS IN SOUTH DIVISION,
nesr henosat.; ,wa,sf, sidsualas. rtc:, on prom.
prupsety Third fourIfa.s. nr sh'Ms,t, and IL.
suIup incu5pbsancp, kAku l.. "a AkE Eu..
W.. Inrtn ~
, 1875-06-08


~ private Gauii5 ~ ehs laaxuAeS R.s3*I IN
tnS Rata ts1s0t fa ah,Yk tas hsn.s ns 9e,ec-
tttrp. uth''.
, 1875-06-08

tANTNEK WANTKD-WlCIL taGa Ttl uPEN A
uss. taasttYs YIN renms fos r.,taat; 99sh,nS Gts
AdIss.s J. I. klAnALL III. u East WAshnssan- a.
t)ANrNEn WASTEn-a a. a4-,AN ENrENPNlSlNu
~snted to tase ms: thlsd tatArAt In bu.ar:a
ii uni.Inci nus oa.s. tal( II l.s Nfats.st Noln a.
, 1875-06-08


~ AN1 NGe.,~:el.. $1,000 " HEl.r.
t3ooLlonncrs. Clor1es ~.
17rASrEno3 oSAaHS riissTsGIass cISrrfiS1, @ sa1rs,
NAN. mAn' A. eaa noa'n eAhs''3' n"ffoss HIT
Trades. os..-
~ Mons ether mood Apply. SUMPTION LEAGl1,
...o@". ine' ----------------
WASfEH-1MM EDfATELY-A GOOD UrjIOT-
:n'rs; essi ~ARos and asaaJy WORK. Inquire at&9a
y cst Mkti""n.st.
\fASTNn MAN 10 KEFAiR, FINISH, ETC,
ana take cars ason In large furniture factory.
Addten q ". Tribune o:.ce.
WAN Ep--A TAItDIt rf1 GU INTO T1iE COUY.
- ". Mnst He Jntnk nAn and Of good hAblts Ad.
X1f1STKiI-Fi11,n ANN T;p;17i vTE1T1a IN
W ri. AZ vi " ii iit.Sf .It 5t.,a = r. nat
Xab.rn.sY ~ W o'"o4'" forhi'osa Io'npsn5t s''
W 1sArn trade. slipper Factory lid Ff.nkin.,t
71is xrEt,t f:fu,n Sr1s,v ~, H. E,;3,;7,
w ca .:sn v ,tn - .o uHE
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-08-27
THE NEWS.

1t is said that net drop of rain has fall
len upon Wye Island, Queen Anne's county,
since corn planting time.
-1ne Arlington Hotel at Watkins Glen,
N. ", was burned, on Sunday night, by an
explosion of a gasoline lamp in the bar room.
On Monday of last week, Mr.. r. T. Ship
ley, an aged and respected citizen of Carroll
county, Md, fell from the top Of load OF
hay to the ground, dislocaling his neck and
causing almost instant death.
Alta sale of short horn cattle owned by
A W, Griswold, at New York Mills, on
Wednesday of last week, thirty females and
four males realized $4,000. The females
average 81 ,GSS each, and the males 81 $780,
The highest price paid was for a COW, which
brought $4,000
Mrs Anna Perkins, aged 60 years, re-
siding in Baltimore city, on Sunday morning
last while laboring under fit of temporary
insanity, sprang from the second story win
dow Of her house and alighted in sitting
position on the door step blow. Strange TO
say it was found that she had received but
slight injuries.
PHILIP Picifer, of York, Pa, while cngag-
ed last Saturday in painting the steeple of
the Lutheran church at Hanover Pa, by the
breaking OF the balusrade around the bclfry,
was preCipitated to the ground, distance of
nearly one hundred feet, and injured so Sc
verely that he died the next day.
The Atlantic cotton mills at Lawrence,
Mass, which suspended work on the 10th of
July last, will resume with full force on Mon
day next. They give employment to 1850
operatives. The sales of stock on hand have
been large and the prospect is regarded as
encouraging for the fall business.
"A bottle has been found on the shore of
Lake Michigan, containing the following
signed "Donaldson:"
"Over lake Michigan at 8 p. NJ, the even
ing of starting, about thirty miles from Chca-
go, about 5000 feet high; gale coming
from the northeast balloon is getting out of
order; gas escaping fast can't remain up
much onger will surely land in the lake;
fearful storm" Search is being diligently
made along the Lake shore for Donaldson's
body, which is supposed to have washed
ashore and is buried in the sand.
Last week the existence of conspiracy
among large number of negroes in Burke
county, Georgia, was discovered They had
armed themselves, and intended, on last Fri
day night to make an attack upon the whites
The plot was discovered in time, and one
hundred negroes were arrested The whites
also armed for self-detence, but since the
numerous arreSls the apprehension of race
conflict are about over. A dispatch TO the
N. Y. Tribune says
"The negroes have no cause for the con-
tcmplated rising. All the trouble is caused
by few worthless, turbulent, and designing
negroes, who live upon the credulity of the
colored people. The Vhites will act upon
the defensive and enNeavor to arrest the
ringleadcrs in the conspiracy"