New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-18
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Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
fILIAL OBEDIENCE-'Artax erxes Gran.
GER said good old lady who was making
her kitchen lively with the hustle of hous e.
~ifeiy work, ''you will be good enough to
inform Inc what became of the green apples
left in the pantry over night" Mrs. Ceres
had serious way of speaking to her boy.
She gave him noble name aud knew what
she was about when Artax was named. She
did not scsld the incipient man, as some
would do, but gave him good advice and
good beatings as occasion required.
81 dun no, Mother Artax was inclined
to tease and criticize his parent at the be-
ginning of the dialogue. He saw her reach
ease, and suddenly he remembered an anec-
dote of a great man The story came to
him with such force that he sank upon his
knees and exclaimed, u can not prevari-
cate; ate the apples with my little jack
knife
Fright. my noble boy. I would tathe r
have You eat two dozen green apples than
~ ~ IA o " AWAIuS dSdikAoe NY WILL
Here Artaxerxes felt the satisfying re-
Suits of true inwardness. Contortio1 and
contrition seized him simultaneously: he
alternately Strengthened out like . yard.
etick and doubled up like pocket knife.
The old tady's heart sofsened, and she
said: '.Sit here by ms, Artaxerxes. while
Sconverso with you on the evils OF unye-
. strained appetite. and read . chapter from
thu panacea for all ills"
The invitation was a strong one, but
courteously declined. ut is my wish to obey
sou in alt things. good mother. but like
not this reading. It 10 too slow. Profe ssor
Castro has composed Pomona waltz: that
ehslI be mine. Until we meet again, adieu"
And the young man skipped curt into the
great world, leaving unanswered in his
nother'a mind whether q not such boy is
worth raising: ----
BRlEr' MENyIos-A ticket informs US
that Che Union Sons Relief Association will
1amerros make an excursion to Bay St..
Louis by rail. NJ. F. X. Hyde 10 the
eociety's secretary. and M. Henry Clay
president.
a lonely looking man. wearing mourn.
Ing weed on his dilapidated hat. was yes
tsrday seen trying to clean street gas
Camp. Ills efforts resulted in IN abortion.
Ne arfests
ThetwO mon who we're arrested foe pass
Ing base Mexican soin were yesterday be.
tore Judge Evans, and furnished appear
Auce bonds IN $4,000. Che bondsmag is a
money broker, and it is said ne has the full
amount in good gold tohold. 80. nsk
Mr.. !. Lyons wishes somebody to call out,
"Heres your mule, which is sixteen bands
high. saddle marked. dark bay mare. The
owner can be found at the corner of Mag
oolia and Erato streets, and will pay Se-
ward for his property"
July l6, 1850, Millar9 Fillmore inau.
surated President Of the United Ststes.
July &s. 1870, Pspal infallibility declared
In the Eeumenical Council at Rome.
July -, 1870. French declaration Of war
delivered at Berlin.
duly 90 1861, first Confederate Congress
met in Richmond.
july q. 1861, baltic Of Bull Run.
IL Is pfOD8Ol0 Ln8b uuo muTuoHcE VI NA' -
Bowden may yet be captured. Cap tain
4alone is close on his trail.
The truck Of American Hook ana Ladder
Company is in destructive groove. Fri
day evening, as ii was rolling to tire. 1t
ahmed in to cistern at the corner of RAM
Dart and Common streets. The truck is no
better for the collision, and the cistern can
be found almost anywhere ono may look an
that section Of the city.
Somebody stole small printing press
from H. Cazenovette, and sold it to q junk
dealer on Carondelet walk. Detective Pc
cora recovered the property.
The man who was found dead in Che Ken
9,er Jail died from heart disease. He has
not been identified.
A rabia dog. last evening. bit Mr.. c. W.
James when he was at the corner Of Pryta.
mia and Washington streets. a policem an
killed the dog.
A thief who was so unmanner1y As TO
enter the house of Mrs. PEitchard. corn or
of Camp and ITALIA streets, without an in
sitation, trotted off hastily before any DO DIV
told him to. In his hurry he left an over
GOAT