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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
ARMY OkDIRS,

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Maor A. II. Burlington, Of
the IL transtred FUN The Indianapolis
Arsenal Ind, the Allegheny Arsenal. Ptsburgh Penn
j. W. Todd from the Detroit Arsenl. Mchigan,
10 the Indianapolis Arsenal, Ind.
The that hereafter the Trowel bsy
onrt viii habuay ha worn In the scabbsd except when
r.uirrd to be- when specifically d.
recd to be lined In Upton Infantry Tactic, Bl this bay
nt Will under No ances 10 used for nstu ting pnr
POSES, when fixed upon the rifle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
NAVAL. OPDERS

WASHINGTON, April II Master VIM. w. Wood is
do,ch,a from The II, lon PHO Oce and ordered TO the Mn
nesota Assistant surgeon j. r. Branson and Assistant.
Paynei Frank Clark have reported their return homo
from ing Expedition AMI have been de-
t,bed tt duty but ordered To remain on SPECIAL duty
connt cted with the eXDeition until further orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
THE STATE or 1R4Dk
HAVANA MAkKETS.

H,v.x.. April 2l;-spani.b Gold 223a22i; American
Gold 23O13l Exchange active; on the tnit.i STATES w
DAY currency g2d94 premium TO days eol l2i1i22 pro
short sight 6oid 200 III prenlumi On London. 1900
No. II d. 81 lo reals y arTots In gold ss1 reAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH SENATE

THE FRENCH SENATE.
NJ THEIRS ILKELY TO BE CHOSEN PRESIDENT OF rhE
HOUSE.
PARrs. Wednesday. April FL. 1879.
Tho Moniteur says there is no doubt that
President Theirs will be elected tho Senate by many
Depar,ments, and may possibly DO chosen TO preside
over that body which event BIO Is SURE TO hold tho Pc
siton for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

ia believed To hnyo been Transferred by Impression papcs
Tbs prisoners also charged with forgns the revenue
STAMP Tho prtsOers ak0n to court yesterday ana
rcmanded 10 the Pooo Central Oaco, where they wore
locked I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
LITESr SHIP NEWG
tfNr ot.es Ship Ne,cs sac RIM rsgei

steamship ". A. Sshoen (Dutch). Has Rntterl,m Apr
Plymouth Intse. and Funof tye ca.
steamship Isu,s. BcsgS. Portland with md,c. 1ia
10 J. r. AmrN
sohr Annie W. psrser tO casine,. snowmso Msyasucs
Y. IL, - dayS With pauiasses.
ockr Ilcss DAIro% Newton BAracoa 10 day. sith tut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
CATTLE. MAENET.

CBlGo Arr3 Hecopts for three days Catte $4,000
hogs $4,000 sheep 1000 Cattle aetiye and n,m all sold
quality goCd value as nj close last week
Hots quality pool prices tum l0kerA 81 300
Heavy ~ 15dSy - or POOR 10 extra bulk of saes
sussr ar@; all sold: sbOr s. 3oaSs 80: Wooded 81
&C u fol poor " choke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

AN AMATEUR OPERATE PERFORMANCE
A representation of FlotOw's "L'Ombre" in
French Will be- given at tie Lxington-ave Opera
House, Fifty-nin-s, this evening. by quartet
Of aateura under the direction OF Sig Emto ganonie
The H. to I've for the bcnt ut OF the Home
for tho Destitute Blind In West Fourteenthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

REDUCTION or RAILWAY PARE IN THE SOUTH
NEw-OgiEANs, April PA railroad war Is
prevailing here The Jackson ros has rcduccd the ARE
10 New Yvfk " S35. and has male fed1t aons 70 o.t
py,itA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
Tho PHILADELPHIA Scientific journal says that

Tho PHTdde!phIG ScltnHHc JOHTndI says that
"Mes.Is Clio. +. howell Co. Of Newlork arc 80 well
and extensively known oil this continent that TO
nime them and Explain the nature OF their business
would bD superl;uIs. No Newspaper Advertising
Agency has ever displayed energy aud skill In tho
transaction Of this dcioIts and tactielirng business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

suffered for yenrs with a pain In ieff shssider:
JJsNuNr AMMONIA cured mo. ChAs A. SkSOk ~ y
Depot 451 sxthave sold 10y all Druggts's 90
cen 81 q bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
rx,SrIS0 CLOTHS MARKET

Psovp".cg, T. J., April 2i.-Prtnnss Ckshs trm ~
3e standard aud extra eix6i spot goods business
limited by Eight stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
5pceial Notices.

Rare aud will Known TREfS and PLANTS \. y. PAR
SONS a SONS kiss IA station, Flushing. n. \.
Po.t.Oaee Notice.-rhe MAILS FOR EUROPE for the
week ending SATU RDAY. April %. 1879, VIII close q this
Office rs fo,iows: WEDNESDAY NJ IL nj on tn RS.
DAY At ll3O a nj and on sATUkDAI st s. aud lao
a. NJ 4. l. 1tnFSS IN.
Liberal Rep lbIicnn A,sOciaiion OF the EisatcerH
Assembly OistrcA meeting Of this Association viii ~
held at Headquarters No ASS fourth ave. THIS hr.d)
%maiM q e I.raoG }secretsriea ffs''as'~
special Religious s~ry tees for tho People.
IN the
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Ms.,ison and Forty Second ct.
Rsv. sTEPHEN H. Tyne IL, Rector.
EVERY DAY IN THE WIKI.
SATURDAYS EXCEPrEn
o. m inquiry and Destruction Meeting.
p. M- Bible RsadiDg for ladeA
7:lj o. ~, Preaching service. -.
Rev & w. RONIIAM, Church Evangelist Rev SfYrNES
H. TYING IT,, and other Minister'S will SPEAK ~ sA u
CONE AND WELCOME.
Tho Mot Attractive ONES In Tows.- The universal
Testimony al the ctces IN tho TRI =
UNE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE add
all thugs eonsdorod the CHEAPEST anywhere In thai part
OF town Between third and half Of the building u
reued and who se.k desirable cees should mako esry
application. Tho all beautifully fhnshod 10 hare
wood as with elegant gas fixtures heat and wstes In o'ey
roo al exceedingly Hight and airy are perfectly ventt
lated all have outside Windows communicate directly with
the osvlors nearly all independents entrances IRON
the hail Many OF the finished now. and AL nj" "
ready f the oeerpatoa Of tenants On the LIST dAy
MAY Arpssstion sacu,d W made NJ I'M TRIBUNE
CVustipg rosuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22
ALBANY.


above stated aud friend in tho political line prob
ably succeeding to the benefit Of tho iaborsis votes
On the 5th Of May. 1874. tho supply bill OF 1874 was
finally signed by the Governor and became q law. IL
gave appropriation Of 81 100000 additional IN tho
New Capitol, accompanied with provision that tho
Commissioners nominate and with the consent OK tho
Governor. appoint Superintendent who shall be man
ofarge experience. and who shall have charge OF the
work OF finishing the New Capitol tho employment OF
the labor and the purchasing Of all materials therefor
This relieved the Commissioners Of oil power and re-
sponsibity. and vested tho power and responsibility
directly In one pors0n The salary was fixed 81 TiOo
and James W. Eaton, weknown architect OF Albany.
was appointed Ho assumed work early In juno ana the
table below win the difference which six months OF
his superintendent has made in the expenditures OF the
Commission
The Finance Committee stu hold frequent sessions on
the subject OF the expenditures attending the
New Capitol, and still continue TO take evidence They
will probably begin tho preparation of their report dur
ing the present week
should DO stated that Commissioners Harris. Rice.
and Kingsley have resigned their positions since all
their powers assumed by the Superintendent, and
Messrs Dcpew. Merritt, and Dowolf. alone remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

Cubic n. OF graa.
itc wrought ......
Cubic feet Of gran.
ite set N walls. 60.
Brick laid. ...
Total expense, OK.
cept iron work. 4
Iron work Cbeama
and girdnA two
Stories placed in
1874, none III
1873.
Some OF the ex.
pensss compared.
Inspect on DalELt-
mrnt. 49,.
commas Onef6 or
nee. ...-...........
Printing and sta
t,Onery where
used not desis-
natcdb.
Snp.Tinten d ent's
once .............
Time keeping De.
patinent 49,.
Properly clerks De-
raiti.icnt. .........
Carpenter work aud
materials. .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-22

REPORT.
INA, 1874. Decrease In
After June l. expenditure
Under Com. Under s,u. as compared
miasionrrs. perintsndeut with 1918.
76.l.S 47,4eI 1881
2OO7i2 1925 7t.e23
B.-S3046 4.SIO.5Oo 672.5i6
81. oss, 1877 Os e7l2.66i 81 1851. 92S IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

This sterling organization at its regular
annual meeting on the twenty first instant,
elected the following officers for the current
year: John S. Alfred, G. w. P; james M.
Wright G. w. A; Charles Rosseter, G. S. /;
H. S. Bell, G. T.; Rev. A. ]. Tardy, Jr., G.
chaplain; William Akers G. c.; James w.
Demarest, G. sent; George Grindley, P. G.
W. P.
Representatives to the next annual session
of the national division of North America,
to be held in Providence, Rhode Island :,
July IA, 1875: P. G. w. P. Edward Booth.
P. G. S. Thomas H. Jones, P. G. w. A
Themes A. Sicocks, P. NJ. W. A. H. S. Bell,
P. G. w. A. w. A. Gill, F. G. W. P. Rev. A
j. Tardy, Jr., P. G. w. A. T. J. Dimitry, P.
G. W. P. George Grindley, P. G. W. A.
William Murray, G. w. P John S. Alfred
G. w. A, James NJ. Wright.
We recognize among the names of the
officers eject men of ability and standing in
our midst, and it is our sincere desire that
the record of the cause of temperance in
our city and State will prove to be bril-.
liant one during the current year.
The order of the Sons of Temperance is
well worthy of the support of all persons
even though they do not practice what the
| order inoulcates.
In former years it was power in thit
State, and We trust it will again obtain it,
| former strength and usefulness
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
Money and NIummery.

The festive juvenile who, lured by the
swarthy Italian, his grinding machine and
simian attachment, would seek to beguile a
weary hour with music rough and antics of
the monkey, when called upon for a stipen-
diary consideration, sometimes is fain, by dire
necessity, to fOrego his anticipated pleasure.
However, it is not upon record that the
aforesaid juvenile has ever attributed his
impecuniosity to love of native State or
COMPOUNDED patriotism with poverty.
tits authoritatively rumored that Rex will
not reign in our midst this year, and that
Comus will not marshal his krewe. The
circumstance may not, however, be -
matter vf regret.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
The Lonisinnn Cnse.

The Albany EreHiny Journal makes the
following points in the Louisiana case, de-
veloped ON the fourth of January:
l. The Republicans had a majority of the
members returned by the Returning Board
and entitled to take seats
9. Before the meeting Of the Legislature,
the Democrats kidnapped one Republican
member and sought to intimidate others.
g. In spite of these facts, when the Legis-
lature met, the Republicans still had ma
jority of thos9 entitled to take seats.
f. Finding themselves thus in minority,
the Democrats usurped the control of the
House, In fragrant defiance OF law, and by
wholly revolutionary means; and being thus
illegally organized, this body Illegally adj
mitted five intrudeTs who claimed seats,
but who could n1tlegally secure admission
in any such irregular way.
5. The same Democratic body passed a
resolution aud sent committee which first
brought the federal soldiers within the hall.
g. ThereupOn dtty-twO members, being a
majority of all returned, signed q request,
and Governor Kellogg made call upon the
federal officers to restOte order and Law.
z. The five sO-cailed members removed
were legally intruders, who had no lawful
title TO seats.
8. Il was the Democrats who frat intro
dueed military interference" and the only
coercion of members lawfully entitled 70
seats was ny the Democrats. who 'eoAreed
Republican members for the purpose Of
giving them quorum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
|al Intelligence.

txs,TroSs SPoILED.-The Plea
l.teyening INDUCES in a fAring
supposition garrOting case,
taken place on Friday evening
Il o'clock on Baronne street,
Sordras and Perdido streets. A
main Carbus is the alleged vic
FL mythical colored men are re-
ghe perpetrators of the magma
nj strange that such an occur
mi take place at SO early an hour
4 nonulous, a locality. ArepOrter
gFBLICAN investigated the matter
lome tO-tha conclusion that the
bosb. The stores in that vicin-
sonen at the hour named, and the
! and clerks thereof who were on
evening ;disclaim any knowledge
III That a man armed with a
HI he robbed of the large sum of
Snlous thoroughfare, and be self
N the hand without attracting
was certainly remarkable. The
4 Of two colored men following is
some other hypothesis might
Sbat deal better.
.'brt of the Picaytne is, therefore,
Corrected, and to Captain Carbus,
doubt a worthy gentleman
Ind for his consideration the
\ 20. save me from my friends"
the mysterious disappearance
all, it is said, but in this instance
III intensified grief. Augusta
who left his family on the eighth
kember, is suddenly sought for by
"a He was a barber, and lived OF
street, No. 60. AS a murdered
not q success, and the body o
murdered near GFeenville is no
he is probably still at large, am
ious disappearance is thus brough
commonplace disqualification.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24


a one-sixth ownership OF the paper
and its assets; reserves the right to
apply for the appointment of a receiver to
take possession of the property anG admin
lister the same under orders of court, in the
interest of all parties concerned Where
fore he prays that A. NJ. Holbrook be cited,
and after due proceedings Judgment NAV
be ordered and decreed against said HOl-
brook and all persons who may be bereaf-
ter made parties to these proceedings, de-
caring petitioner TO be the owner of one
sixth of the rights. assets, good will and
credits, unincumhered, of the Picdyttne
newspaper and establishment.
First District Court.
SENTENCES.
Larceny-Peter Davis; sentence changed
from two years in Boys House of Refuge
to two months Parish Prison, end costs;
John Murray sentence continued, remand
ed; Charles Clark, eight months hard labor
in Penitentiary.
Assault and battery-Dave Green, on one
charge, S25 inclusive of costs, or one
month; on second charge, ten days and
costs, to take effect at expiration of first
sentence; Reddy Hamilton, one day; Viii
liam Henry, two months Parish Prison.
Assault with intent to kill-William
Foley, one month Parish Prison.
Second District Court.
The succession of Mary Burke was opened.
Marie L. Beebe applied for emancipation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
Rev. A.P. Graxes.

the city, and is preaching nightly at the
Coliseum Place Baptist Church, with great
power and acceptance. Notwithstanding
the inolemency of the weather the attend.
ance is very large, and the interest increas-
ing. Mr.. Graves breaches tonight at half
past seven o'clock, and the following week.
He is said to be one of the most successful
Of revivalsts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

Il AND SIN.-The police are just
IA with the arrest of Migrants.
last ssventy-twO hours over 100
have been iucareerated as vRg'
many this may seem cruel thus
bn a human being for having no
Ind and no means of support. To
hthropist the fact may bring an
4 pity, but to the custodian of the
N Is sver supreme and IAN ounce
lion is worth a pound of cure" II
helped if among the number OF
les some good men should suffer
\ Of property demands that idlers
ats should be in safe keeping.
found in the foul den of Ele
nny or lurking in the purlieus OF
bet the object to be arrived at y
u The guardians of the peace
hat our streets are not infested by
Our wharves must be cleared
hOroughfares cleansed of thes'
be body polite. 1t may provoke
cry, for many of them are ware
clans of Democratic ilk, but tht
will be rid of pests and the citl
n from prospective thievery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

VERIrABLE HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - On
Friday evening last, between seight and
nine O'Clock, Mr.. A. Tervallon, well
known cigar merchant on the corner OF
Esplanade and Royal streets, was aroused
by suspicious noise in his shop. Spring
ing promptly to the scene of the disturb
ance, he discovered an Italian boy, who
pitecusly begged for mercy, aud promised
if spared TO conduct his eaptor to the party
who had instigated the wOuld-be theft.
Believing the boy, Mr.. Tervallon accom-
panied him, and when they had arrived OPP
posite an unoccupied house on Royal, be-
tween Union and Frenchmen streets, three
Italians who had been lurking unperceived
behind, tackled Mr.. Tervallon, and de-
manded in peremptOry tones what he was
going to do with that boy. The gentleman
replied, II have been robbed, and this boy
is going TO show me the principal in the
fact" The ruffians handled Mr.. Tervallon
roughly, and one of them threatened his
life Another, more considerate, said no
| Mr.. Tervallon, on escaping from the ban
dts, discovered that he had lost his pocket
book, which contained quite neat little
| sum.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

MURDER -Frank Lapine kicked
10 death last evening at balf-past
The cause of the murder was a
bout the weeks wages of the man
Ind. The step daughter, ten years
b Catherine Maxwell, is the only
This child states that her step
under the influence OF liquor
TO this little ones testimony the
"a step father had a quarrel, and
r snatched the money from the
pine then kicked his wife, and
niuries she expired. Lapine was
! once by Corporal Ward, and
is a carpenter, and up to tbs
IA instant was employed at st
Hall. The unfortunate man does
to realize his condition, alcoho
Fcured his reason and his sensi
ccused is about forty years o.
smurdered wife numbered thirty
Several small children are LETT
itage of woe and great calamity
Pee of the murdered woman now
er late home. on Constance, be
md and Third streets.
Ne was ordinarily devoted to his
amily, and only to the frenzy o
n this crime be imputed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

The pastor, E. G. Taylor, will preach at
this church in the morning at eleven
o'clock. The Rev. A. P. Graves, the evan
gelist, who is holding series of meetings
in this city, will preach at night at half-past
seven o'clock. He will also hold meetings
every day at eleven o'clock, and every
night at halfpast seven o'clock during the
week. The interest is largely on the in
.crease
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
~ SALES TOMORROW.

n REED, at II o'clock, on Blysian
& tween Peters and Victory streets,
4 At a Job printing office.
4, wAGGAMAE, at 1913 o'clock at No.
street, contents of boot and shoe
A, p o'clock, at Merchants and Auc'
a Exchange, two lots, with buildings
SRsno between Chippewa and Jersey
4 It41,o'cloek, at warehouse, Nos. %
&.laans street, furniture.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

it is said, and obloguy can attach to no par,
ticular individual. But the forfeiture of
the charter of the New Orleans Gaslight
Company, while it would not undo the great
wrong that has been caused by their dere-
LECTION, might reach the pockets OF the
stockholders and directors, If not the souls
of the moneyed luminaries.
The King, in the play of Hamlet" when
his murderous deed is exposed, cries out for
Lights lights ~ May the gas company
and the City Administrators follow his ex-
ample; or let them do as lady Macbeth is
quoted to have said:
put out the light, and then--put."
As the gas company last night put on the
gas once more, it is inferred that the city
was delinquent in its payment. That does
not alter the matter even if such was the
case. The charter of the gas company
comes from the taxpayers and the citizens
at large. tits not alone in consideration OF
the lighting of the streets that this charter
was granted or prayed for. All those who
use gas in their houses are aggrleved by
such action, for upon their contributions
more than the city expenditure is the dlvi-
dend OF the gas monopoly based. Consum-
ers of gas would not be willing to grant a
franchise and invest one corporation with a
sole right to make and sell gas, If they
gained no OTHER privilege than the right to
pay for the light used in their own houses
If the city owes the gas company there is
a legal remedy, and the corporation tortelts
it's charter when it takes the law into its
own hands, and deprives of their just rights
the people who have granted them mon
opolF and who pay for the privilege.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
The Tempernture.

The Thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
SO Charities street, on January %, stood as
follows: At A. NJ, $40; at P. NJ, $50;
at P. NJ, go. Lowest point during the
night of January %, 500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

SEE CITY ORDISANCB.-The attention of
the police ia called tn the condition of the
street corner of Ursulines and Rampant
streets. The individual who keeps the
wood yard at that locality seems to think
that he owns the street.. Hence he piles his
lumber and wood within his shed in such a
way that his old shed bulges out upon the
street within few feet of passing cars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24
POLITTOAL NOTICES,

Sixth Ward Radinai RepabIscam CentrsI
Ciub, New 0rlnAnh, JaaHary ~ k815.-iTha Oisee
and mNmbefa Of this club ars natlfls6 mas a spa.
eial meeting win be bald en- MONDAY, january a5,
At p NJ 81 the hall, IN ciaihnrna street. near
uEEulinea functuRl attendance 10 reQuoAtod "a
business Of Importance viii 10 transacted
r. p. JDunHRT President
L Tamsr1nna In Qaaesfar1 = 49,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

AND PILFERING. Since the city
unged in darkness by the failure
ompany to adhere to its contract,
ste and .necessitOus have grown
" eases of pilfering on the levee
led yesterday, and we only men
tas showing the charitable spirit
ous monopoly in alfording to the
ance 70 supply their necessities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

Run OVER William Brennan, little
boy ten years old, was run over by car No.
As at the corner of Market a1d Chippewa
streets. He was taken home and promptly
cared for. His injuries are but slight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

II about half-past five O'Clock
morning q fire was discovered in
the building No. las st. Andrew
ped and occupied by Mn. Patrick
\ his building was destroyed, with
pine $4,000. The Lafayette Insur-
apany cover it with q policy of
e furniture was also consumed by
The stable in rear of the CathO-
adjacent was next assailed by
nd and entirely destroyed. The
pa was total, and the New Orleans
Association underwrite the loss
The fire did not stop here, but
to the twO-story frame building
the same Catholic institution,
page of $1,000 ensued. This also
BY the New Orleans Insurance
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

ABoRTIvE SUICIDE.-Lena LOrne has
been at it again. This time she tried lauda-
nun, and che chose for the scene of her
last gasp the corner of Josephine and Mag
azine streets. An emetic administered at
the nearest drug store rendered abortive
Lens's fifth effort at self destruction. She
is now in the sixth precinct station lookup.
All this took place about seven o'clock last
avaniugt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

foLEN PRoPRRTY.-LOuis Bib,
aud an OvercOat, was arrested
Ter of Julia and Foucher streets.
and sound in the central station,
ok and overcoot await identified
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-24

CLoTHING.-A colOred thief bav
possession a lot of wearing appa-
erhauled yesterday morning by
stello, on CarOndelet street, be-
Pnd and Third streets. The vigi-
ordered the thief to halt, but
ner fled down Third street after
eis plumber. Ten petticOats, two
four shirts. three 1Osies and some
Plothing now await an owner at
recinct station.