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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-09
St. Louis aud Morgan County Mining and Smelling
 COMPANY.
 VIM. H. WILSON,
 Business Manager. NO. 6O9 NORTH SIXTH STREET; Under Lindell Hotel ST. OUIS, MO.

This Company does a general Land Agency Business. Negotiates Loans, &c: Especial attention given to the Purchase and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, or ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
 Our determination is to make our office the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit ing our city. We refer to the business community of St. Louis.
 Our facilities for selling Lands are un- surpassed, from the fact that we propose to issue Monthly Paper of our own, ss soon as our list of Lands will justify; which we will distribute Free tbrOughous the Eastern States and Europe, thus eTlDg ing your properties before the Pnohc s0 the best advantage.
 All business correspondence should '0 addressed to
 w, Fl. WILSON,
 feb 20-1y. Buslness Manager
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-10-09
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

BZ0nE E0TIgge RecesPe'' Very important to Station Keepers '"u printed in the form required sy the la'e'' Military orders, on Aand and tor Ss'e THE SENTINEL OFFICE
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G. Z 0 r G. f TO IN.

SERIOUS STABBING AFFRAY IN Pol
ICY SHOP.-Ab bout five o'clock last evening
an alteration occurred i'm a policy shop, cor
ner OF Grace and Potomac streets between
Alfred Stone and Lloyd Smith, deniZens of
Water street, when Stone drew ont some
sharp instrument, supposed to he razor,
ana cut Smith seriously in the back and side
Inc wounds are supposed to be mortal
Stone Immediately fled, but was pursued by
Lieutenant Hurley'S men to Foggy Bottom
IN me west end OF Washington, where he was
round concealed in a house and arrested and
ms morning in the Police Court he was com
United to await the results of the injuries ON
smith The charge against Stone is assault
and battery with intent to kill DR. Klein
smidt dressed the wounds and pronounceI
them of a serious character.
CATTLE MARKET-MeSSrsW Weaver Means
20. report receipts yesterday OF 800 head
beef cattle, 80 sheep and lambs. and 10 cows
ana calves, which We're disposed of as fol:
lows: 259 beef cattle sold to butchers and 81
10 farmers, at prices ranging from TO g.. G.
per pound. 9 left over: 2il sheep and lambs
sold To butchers at prices ranging from 5H TO
"Ac per pound, 300 left over; 10 cows and
dull
OFFICERS ELECTED.-At the regular maet-
ing OF Excelsior Tent, No. A. l. o. r., held
last Tuesday night. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: John w
sebastian, shepherd; Fred. Ketner G.. r.:
Patrick Ratigan, ID. r.; l.. j. Boyle, levite
James GOwanS, treasurer; w III. Williams
r. s; G: w. Mattingly. F. s; Geo w. Allen.
l. 10; Sllas Sherwood, o. G., and w. II. viii
llalns, chaplain.
THE STEAMER f. c. KNIGHT, of the Mcr-
chants Line, which has been ice bound at
Quantico creek for the past two weeks. has
succeeded IN forcing her way through the ice
and is now lying above the Long bridge. She
Will probably reach her wharf to-day.
~ Il boy i'm the Evans house, Boston. fell
SIX stories down an elevator, without hurt
~ The California state prison has 900 in
mates. vi THESE 100 are under q, and 2il I'M
der p years ofage
The authorities of Havana have per
united Garcia, who sold the Murillo pic
ture, 10 go free.
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TFsTIMOEIAL.-Mr Carleton has been re-
Quesied by several gentlemen, whose names
we print below. 10 repeat his lecture The
Golden Horse, on Saturday evening next.
The man ayers OF the "Star course hope TO
be able to induce Mr.. Carleton to remain
over and delight those who were unable to
get out on Wednesday evening, as well as
those who were fortunate enough tn hear
him. For full particulars see paper TO-
morrow:
WASHINGTON. n. c.. Jan. %. 1875.
Dear MAS the stormy and unpleasant
night prevented large number from being
present at your lecture last evening who
have heard OF its merits and desire very
much to hearft we believe that we exnrnSS y
general wish Of the public in requesting that
you repeat the lecture while you remain in
the city. Respectfully,
{. X. Thomas, Jno. T Averil.
VIM. LOughridge, Jas. &. Martin
I. y. IamisOn, Jno. Berry
A Nj. Waddell J. NJ HaGans
George Willard Henry Waldrop
w. Il. Williams. n. B. Bradley.
j I. BurrOws, James @. Blaine.
.. II. COnger, Jaw A HuhbelI
Henry l.. Pierce, W. Williams.
~, IL s. Bundy, w. p. Sprague
TO WN. W. Carleton, Ebbpt House
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. II. Warner real
estate broker az auctiOneer sold Yesterday
afternoon at auction for Me ,Srs. VIM r
Mattlngly and ChaS T.. PrentisS trustees
lots ~. 90. GO, 81 and ~ i'm VIM A GHrion'S
SUBDIVISION of lots c to l. of square I52 i'm.
lioNel ny hVe two story frame dwellings, TO
thrlstlan Rupert at an aggregate of g. $50
Me>srS Du,'cansOn Bros. auctioneers sold
yesterday afternoon, by order of l. L. John
son and Ii. Lewis Blackford trustees, mart of
Iot No. y, In square 55t. fronting sixteen feet
and three-qu arter inches on q street between
ISL ana so streets west. with the improve
ineitS. 10 downing for $500. Also the n 4
lolnlng lot f fifteen cents per square foot to
same purchaser.
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THE (OERTS-

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, James NJ. Narnum of New York
was, on motion of Mr.. Payne admitted to
This bar. United States use of Catherine
Harris agt. j. H. Baker, commissioner of
commenced.
POLICE COURT-J,ldge Sileu.
To-day, Pat Curtin was charged with as
sault ana battery on VIM. &. Merit who tas
tifed that he went with a constable 10 show
nm the way to Curtin's premises for the pur-
pose OF serving warrant. when Curtin went
Tor him, and elected him i'm a very rude man
ner: - and costs. Lewis Hurd. assault and
battery on Henry Bernard, a small bow: g
and costs. Edw'd Kelly and Bartlett Thorn
ION, charged with an ARRAY, forfeited col
iaterals. Thomas Hart, John Williams and
fCachel wallace, larceny of boots and shoes
from store on 9TH street. This is the bal
ahce OF the thleving gang who were before
Inc court yesterday on the same charge
Henry a. johnson, the owner of the goods
testified that he was engaged in waiting ON
customer when these thieves came i'm on
me preIehce OF making purchases, and car
RED off armsfull of his goods. Most OF the
GOODS nave been recovered. Hart denied all
knowledge of the theft and said he found the
DOotS ana shoes on the street by the side of n
tree box. This was a bOOtlcSS warn to the
court, who sentenced all to six months i'm Jail
John W. johnson, cOlOred, charged with per
JGly in court some DAYS since when ne was
a witness IN the case of Casper Herbert
charged with selling liquor without license
1t is alleged that he SwOre falsely to seeing a
put OF liquor sOld The object is alleged to
nave been to black mail Herbert: grand Jury
John Early, cursing; 50. Lizzie Lowry do;
-. Mollie johnson, do; So Jim Green do
loud: 50. Lewis Huri and Frank Dowd dis
orderly in the county: - each. Thomas Rob
Inson, Vagrancy; farm thirty days. Lewis
Hurd and Frank DOwd were fined h each for
profanity while in custody of an officer Jas.
honesty, cOlOred, was dishonest enough To
take some lumber which did not belong to
him, and was fined SO. James Robinson
c0lOred larceny of a keg of white lead from
Mr.. Sralding; $40 and costs. The lead was re-
covered.
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Superintendent or Public Instruction in New
Hampshire. regretting his inability to attend
the meeting.
Gen. Eaton stated that he had received let
ters from the following. regTetting their ina
bility to be presert:-Mr. Fraser, of Kansas;
White. Mass; Johnson. Me; Smart, Ind;
Stockwell, X. l.; Parish. n. H; Smart. Ohio;
Etter, H.; Mckilroy, Ala, and Henderson.
of Ky.
The department then took a recess 10 }
O'clock
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COHENS LOAN OFFICE, Covmo Of TIA Sired
~ aad NeW York Aresse, entrance on New /~
York avenue. The most private Loan Once ~
in the city Money loaned at the lowest rateO q
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches. Diamond,
Gentlement Clothing, CARPETS, and Hll articles Of
value. doc11-ly
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LOCAL NE W 5.


National IhcWcT.-Re-Opening with the
great dialect artists, Baker and F3rrOn. in
the play Cf"thTiS and Lena
FbTds Opera HOtLSe-Mr. Charles POpe i'm
1.-The Robbers. or the Forests of Bohemia
TasGfeT COBstque-The drama of Wrestling
Joe; or, Life at the Mines, and a fine v..riety
entertainment.
SOeiable Of the New York Republican AssO-
citation NJ the Masonic Temple.
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TWENTY THOUSAND CASH PRIZE
Two Million Five Hundred Tbousand
Dollars,

should procure tickets without further telavs as in
all probability there will not be single unsold tick
et long before the day of drawing
The Band Will leave New York for Louisville on or
about ebruary lst and will give concerts their
own account IN all the prIHcp pal cities sH route in
Guiding New York. Boston. philadelphia, Baltinore
Washington, Plttsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, ST
apolis, Louisville and other cities.
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A. STR AUS,
1O11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 10TH AND 1lTH STREETS,
anl5-u Three doors from llth street.
RRAUN'S AUTOTYPES,

Our special importation of these remarkable Pic
lures Is now ready for exhibition and sale, and we
invite ths inspection and yestment of all persons
interested in works of art The collection comprises
FAC simies Of the Paintings Drawings, and Sculpture
now IN the old galleries OF Europe, and the only
pictures OF the kind in existence. The exhibition
will continue few days only
WARREN CHOATE cos
BOOKSTORE,
janis Vernon Row, cor Pa ave and I6th street
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THIENES.-Detcct!ve McEifresh and Off
Ger Wallace Grant last evening arrested an
alleged colOred thief namei George Arm
strong. charged with larceny in several cases.
some time since. 10 J. charged. he stole a
Cn>tly livery coat from judge Swayne'S
driver, and other coat theftS are laid at hiS
door lie had III his possession two very
handsome brides supposed 10 have been
stolen. They arr al police headquarterS.
Last evening Sergeant Leach. OF the first
precinct, pursued two thieves who hal en-
tered the store OF MeSSrS- Thomas & Harding
corner OF Maryland avenue and eth street.
and decamped with key 81 butter valued al
81 lndlBg themselves in danger o: being
caught, they dropped the kcg. which was re-
covered, and escaped. The butter was Re-
turned 10 the owners.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Tau

WAsHISGTON, Jan. y, 1873. :
In the South Atlantic and middle states.
lower barometer. higher temperature. south
east 10 southwest winds. cloudy AMI rainy
weather will prevail today, except partly a.
SNOW in New York
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COAL AND WOOD

(OAL AND WO0D.-On hand a large suDD,y =,
y, the celebrated West Virginia splint COkf tor
open CRATES. also, all kinds II Autbra,ts and C,p,.
berlaud GOALS, Hickory, Oak and pine Mont
Sawed and Spit, any Lengths % suit purchasers
or. SOLOMON SLOWER,
Ofces-Corner 2lst and 1, aud M between Iotb ana
2th streets - " - sne
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VT'HOs. 8. BOSTON, PIANIST,
4 Will furnish Receptions, Social and Fashionable
Parties with MUSIC at the shortest not Co.
Orders LETT with Metzerott Co., at the Ell 7
LIS us1c Store, or at Cotman 3, II ST., willtII tvv
ssRecialty Rssidsnce, 1747 8 street northwest,
Warrington, Wv nov3 2m
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MILE DE MCEsKA and her grand concert
combination. en- route 10 Richmond and
Charleston, VIII visit Washington on Thurs
day, February 4th, 20 give a farewell concert
AT Lincoln hall. The company has been high
ly successful in the west and Canada since
they gave tlelI delightful concert Rsgs,
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.

As l am determined to reduce Stock. purchasers
will find it to their advantage to give me a call
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS

81 hsyf aTsys , Gn hand large and assorted stock
PINE, OAK and HICKORY MOOD In the stick ~
saved and split; all kept under cover
having the control Il several brands oF Imnor.a.
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED PLAS-
IhhhhS , and handling yearly many millions of BAN.
GOh LAI liz, am IN condition to n n orders ~ anv
character IA my line with dispatch aud fdelity ~
nnoieeaie and retail, upon terms that defy cOmpe-
Central ofhce-623 Louisiana avenue northwest
Branch ard-lst 81, bet. b and q is soutbs,.st
Nhari-foOt Of Sd street southeast
oct3l ~ WM GUINASD
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Death OF Hon. Thos. f. Bramlette, Jan.
IL, 1873.
At meeting of the Trustees of the Public Lii
brary OF Kentucky, Jan. l9, 1875, il was resolved
That G. NJ Briggs, Esq, who under the late Hon
1hos T. Branlette was the real business manager of
the gilt concerts already given in aid of the Public
Library of Kentucky, be and he is hereby author
Zed To take the place Of said Bramlette in the man
agement Of the affairs of the fifth and last gift CON
cert. and that the drawing announced for February
q, leI5, shall positively and unequivOcally take
place ON that day without any further postpOnement
or delay on any account whatever
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary. mt
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THE THEATERs.-There was a fine audi
ence present at the re-opening of the Ma
tional Theater last evening, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather. President Grant Oc-
cupied a private box, and seemed to greatly
enjoy the comicalities of Baker and FarrOn
in 'Chris and Lena" particularly the eccen-
tricities of the "MuldOon Guards" Baker is
a good dialect actor; FarrOn has rollicking
spirit of fun, and quick appreciation of the
humorous, and is altogether first. rate COM
edian. His German girl and Irishman-
in "Chris and Lena'-are good bits of char
acter acting, but in the ''MuldOon Guards"
he better shows what he is capable of in low
comedy. The company got together by man
ager Barton on such short notice did much
better than was expected in the way of sup
port. There will be a "Chris and Lena" mat
inee on Saturday afternoon at the low rates
of 80 and 25 cents to all parts of the house
Mr.. Chas. Pope gave his last evening per-
formance of ''Samson' at Ford's Opera
House last night, a tragedy in which he
shows his ability as an actor to good advan-
tage. This evening he will appear in Schil-
Ter tragedy of :" The Robbers" its first per-
iormance here for some years, and lovers OF
the gloomy drama will have a fine treat. For
MS benefit on Friday evening, he will appear
IN . R1chelieu." Mr.. Pope is q good actor
and Is finely supported.
WRESTLING Joe" and the other attractions
OF The Theater COmique draw good houses
weather or TO. The bill this week is q very
entertaining one.
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II ARN0 STACK, Professor Of Music, just art
~. rived in this city, offers his services as-
TEACHER on Piano and Organ, in singing SRY
and harmony; situation as Organist desired UNIV
ieImsmoderate Please leave address at Metzerott's
at Ellis Music Store janl9-2ws
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE BLACK DoESKIN PANTALooNS,
foreign goods. for $3.50.
Very fine black castor beaver and doeskin
pantalOons, ready made.
GEO. c. HESNING, i10 Seventh street.
CsE ieSs OF Dooieys than OF other Yeast or
BAKING Powder. as II is much stronger. Put
ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Exceiled by none. s,t,th,3:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS RAvr correrof
New 4 ork avenue and 18th street paws per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 9 10 4. Saturiays,9
10 ana TO 3. TtS, 14tl6
CoRNS, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
Walks depend" and thousands patronize Dr.
whites establishment, 535 18th street. oppo-
site U. :; Treasury, To avoid painful Corns
BuniOns, Inverted Nails etc
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TIE DISTRICT JURY BOX.-MeSSrs. Mitch
ell, Bacon. Cook and saul, commissioners to
NIL the District Jury-bOX with names were
yesterday notified by the clerk of the court
10 attend at the City Hall at IL O'Clock to-
morrow morning tn perform that duty. The
names, which must include none but tax
payers over twenty-One and under Sixty-five
wears of age, will comprise 100 from Wash
lngtoIi, 90 nom Georgetown and 40 from the
COUNTY.
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n b1STINC CTSHED VISITOR - Officer
thaSe. ON dutv a, the Presidents House. last
evening took % the Central quart bOuSe a
crazy man Of low stature and poorly clothed.
whom he found hanging about the entrance
pf The Mansion, and who tried to gain admiS-
SlOn, stating that NJ was Lord William lie
fSfle, and had Just arrived from New York
ioI tIie purpose Of marrying the President
ter' VINO would soon arrive here on
81 1IdSe al hrst ordered him away, but soon
aittrWarus saw him skulixing behind one of
the posts near the entrance and belieI,inc
Ilm 10 oe a uahgerOuS character arrested him
At the police station he entered his proteSi ~
being forced 10 lodge at that hotel.
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II L y 4 X ID LII T. q.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CHILLING At CORK HAPBOR.
. FROM NEW YORK. FROM New YORK.
Algeria Wed, Jan. Is Abyssnia - We'd. Feb II
P Rnli Nd Jan p PsTtha Wei Feb. q
Jaya....-.... We'd, Feb. 3 Algeria.--wed March 10
ba Wed, Feb: 10 Cuba. w ed, March "
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
nA Y from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen-
gers.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50, 500. and $50.
gold according 10 accommodation. Tickets 10 Paris
Sl5 gold, additional. Return tickets ON favorable
terms. Storage at low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts of EurSpe, at lowest rates. Through
bills OF lading given for Belfast Glasgow, Hayre.
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent. and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply at the Company Office, No. 4 Bowling Green:
Tor Storage passage, No. Ill Broadway, Trinity
Building, or Ia OTIS BIGELOW, Banker, COS 7tb
street. opposite Patent Office.
gan2-ly CHAS. e.. FRANCKLYN, Agent
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COMING To WAsHINGTON-The Baltimore
sStnt OF this morning sayS:-The committee
appointed by the city council of which Navo.
Nansant - chairman, To wait upon the city
representatives III Congress and others and
urge them 10 use their influence to secure an
appropriation for a new post Office building
IN Baltimore, VIII go To- Washington tO-mor-
row and discharge the duty Mayor VanSant
VIII go II municipal business viii permit his
absence from the civ
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LANDAUs, LANDAULETs, FIvE-GLAsS
LANDAUs, C0UPEs, C0UPLETs, BAROUCHEs,
PHETONS, VlCT0RIAS, CABRIoLETs, BUG
GIEs, DRAGS, COUPE -ROCKAwAYs, GER
MANTOWN COACHES, CLOSE AND SHIFTING
QUARTER COACHES, ENGL1 COACHES
CLARENCES, HEARsEs. oct0m
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STEAMER LINES.
NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
y BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va, WASH
lNGToN AND GEORGETOWN, DC.
SAILING DAY.
From Pier ., North Wharyes, PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY. at IL m. ~N-A
From SO Water street. Georgetown -Esssst7S
n. c, TUESDAY, AT 10 a m
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi-
deEce, Boston and New England States No wharf
age in Boston By this line
G. +. HYDE, Agent for d. ofC
WM. II. CLYDE co. PHILADELPHIA
+. 4. REED. Alexandria. Va.
ID. II {. MINK, % Devonshira street. Boston
~ Freghts delivered 10y knoN's Express Or
ders left at General Office, COS PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., or at the Steamers Wharf, will he promptly
attended TO. sep9 In
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GALL ATC. GATHERS

- 1917 and 1919 PenIsyly auia avenue.
For pure WIN ks and Liquors, 4 ali grades A.
reduced prices NJ
CATANBA s. 50 ger gallon 60
GINGER BRANDY RASPBERRY sYRUP.
&c, &c. ,,s,o" -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-01

we're engaged last year were deemed can
didates for reelection, and about three
hundred and seventy-tive out Of the four
hundred and forty-nine were successful.
But owing to shrinkage in the revenue
a reduction in the numbers to be en-
ployed this year became necessary.
This involved the necessity Of leav-
ing out forty-nine of those who have
had some experience. There is no law
which requires. a teacher who has served
one or more terms of one year to be re-
engaged though it has been highly CON-
mendable custom to do SO, especially in
cases where the applicants for re-appoint-
ment are distinguished for merit. The
directors are clothed by law with the abso-
lutte right of selection, and may even dis
miss teachers during the year for miscon-
duct or inconpetency.
With the fundamental right of represent
alton the Board has nothing to do. There
is no color line in the school law. The
State Board Of Education has made its
selection Of directors, and no violation Of
the law has been committed by that body.
So far as the law is concerned all the mem
bers might be OF one color, and if they
had happened to be al white Dem
ocrats we should have heard nothing of
the fundamental principles of representa-
ton from the Lafayette square meeting.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-01

Professor Dimitry, as usual, gained fire.
quent applause by his caustic wit, the
more so because his audience could not
but accept his facts. Like him they only
knew of the School Board what they had
been told. For instance, Mr.. Dimitry
seems to have known Mr.. Shaw as a
teacher about six years before he arrived
in New Orleans, and Judge Lynch as one
six years after he ceased to have the care
of schools. Mr.. Tracy has not taught
school ct all, and neither is he "chief edit
or" of the REPUBLICAN. Though the pro-
fessor speaks of himself but seldom, the
facts he relates on that subject may be
more accurate, even though forty-two
thousand pupils were large number for
the schools Of thirty years ago.