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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
TIE UNITED STATES SENATE
ADJOURNS.'

REGULAR REPORT OF observation-disclosures TO THE
PRESIDING oFPICERs-REPLY BY Mr.. FERRY
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The Senate, on
motion VI Mr.. HOWE (Rep., WIS.,, went into Executive
session Immediately after the journal Of yesterdays
proceedings was read ASS O'CLOCK, while tho Senate
was still In Executive session. Mr.. Howe submitted the
following:
tsoloed That committee consisting Of Senators be np
pointed President Of tho United states
inform he have farther hmalieatoI1 TO
MIKE tue Senate /, ready u adjourn without DAY.
Agreed TO; and M5ssr-. howe aId Blyarl were ap
pOnfed a. tne committee.
Mr. COOPER D,n.. rannl submitted the following:
Resolved the hiuk5 Of the and hereby ten
deeI W. Ferr President pro HHpore the sea-
for The with vhen he has presided over
their Deliberations
Af,lerd IL unanimously.
Mr. RANSOM (Dsni, N. c. submitted the following:
AeCd That the the Senate due to Hon len VIII
courtesy AID partially with which he hAs presided over
tar DELIBERATIONS
Agreed TO unanimously.
Al $50 o'clock the Committee appointed to walt upon
the President retuIne and Mr.. HOWE reported thDt
the President replica Had fdrtn communication
10 make TO tue Senate.
Mr. BOUTWELL, callei up the resolution submitted
by lin MONDAY last providing for The nal adjourn
OF the SeEaie, ana wed to amend by inserting
54j D. MAJ a. which agreed to, and the resOlu
tiUl as amenlod Was adopted.
Tue hour Of 6E y. IN. having arrived, the PRE5l
DENT pro teHpOTe tMr. Ferry OF Mi'higan) said:
"ocudtUrs Ia declaring order OF the Senate permit
to thank you for the KIM terms In which you have
formally rendered mo your approval Grateful for
your uaiiorm support ana cOurIesy, and hoping that
you may reach your several homes SAFETY, and all be
permitted To return agaiu December next with rein
YigOrated health ana strength, N now declare tue
special session OF tue SJDdto OF the XLlVh Congress
adjourned sine die,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE LADY WASHINGTON TEA PARTY.

To the EattOT OF IHe ITFOHHe'
SIR: Among other attractions at the Lady
Washington Tea Party. for the benefit OF the snelterng
Arms to be given tho evenings OF Marcn 30and 81 at
the Armory of Broadway and Thirtyhfth-st. Is
proposed Mt Vernon Room, or museum for ReyOlu-
tionary relics. The Committee has been fortunate
enough to secure part OF the famous collection OF Ed
mund Law Rogers of Baltimore, probably tue most in-
teresnR of the Washington relics In the country while
NewYor has already liberal in her contributions
10 the exhibition Tho fact that Tiffany Co. Of Union
square have kindly consented TO take charge OF this
department receive arrange, and return the articles
lent is OF their safety and attractive
display We cordially invite every ono who can do SO
10 aid us In this collection Any communications on the
subject may DO addressed to Mrs Harrison OF No IL
Lexington ave. and any articles for use by the Commit
tee may be forwarded directly to Tiffany Co. II.
Ne,o- Fork, March %, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
SPRING NOVELTIES.

Messrs. Rogers a. Orr of No. 1873 Eighth
ave, have had opening exhibition OF imported suits
Of Paris and Berlin make A light Summer silk with
black trained skirt most deliberately made was Que ot
the attractions An elegant black gros grain had
trpepai,ed train behind, and IN front deep Dounce
edged with deep plating the apron and basque peinS
masses Of shrrng plating Another black gros grain
had quaint apron square at the SIDES descending
deep at the back, and was caught together ~
mn the haek The RosaInd was a beautiful Paris cos
tune OF fawn and brown, with sleeveless, appiiqoss
Jacket OF the two shades Toe apron was oebl snIco
m the sides with deep hOunce at Dack Inete N.Io
Others equally eegautin fawn and syery gTay shanss
brown, ana also Oyerdresses ana 0gdend 1870
are very elaborate. Tue imported suits are
vsrv closely copIed in tue third nOor department.
49, ,I,s s1neryfsion OF an accomplished forewOman.
Here suits are made up hours after the order give
Mere ~ very large stock OF fashionable materials OF
ears new styie and color, and gentlemans depart
meni IL reploto with all articles necessary for ward
rObe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

Dixie. Mr.. Thomas Hughes. Mrs. Lynn Linton, Mr..
Walter Morrison, and Prof. Huxley. Anti-Slavery
men of other days viii recognize Mr.. Holyoake as
the writer of those powerful letters, under the sigma
ture Of "Ion,' to which Mr.. Phillips once paid
the compliment Of an elaborate criticism. Not 70
extend my notice too far ! add only that MI
Holyoake, while finding time to give active ASSIST
ance to liberal movements in many countries IS one
Of those to whom the workingmen OF England are
most indebted for their recent increase of opportuni
tiesand enlightenment. Subscriptions already prom
ised here amount to some $4,000. Americans may
send money through any banker to the London and
Westminster Bank, st. James's-square, London. Or
dare say THE TRIBUNE will receive and forward
subscriptions. G. WIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

ast the necessary order received from one OF tho
c0urts Tuesday the contract awarded by super
ntenden Adams for the change and tho con-
tractor placed In possession by the precinct police ana
the work was immediately begun Nearly three weeks
occupied In bringing about this result despite the
Efforts OF tue Department
Another instance named Is that OF the block o. TOUR
story tenement buildings Nos. $40, $751; 1853 East Tnirty
fourth Of Frstave belonging 10 the estate
of Henry q. Coggeshal deceased These buildings were
declared unsafe, aud the tenants were warned OF tDer
danger BY the police Tho executors requested to
remove the buildings, but they took no action, aud
finally on Monday Last. an order OF Judge lawrence Oh
the Supreme Court permission 10 the 6upernlen.
dent 10 take the ia hand himself The removal OF
tue old House OF Refuge In Twentyf0urth-st, owned
by named PrOuty, has been ordered alter sur
vey. aud this Will he immediately done by the Depart
ment In many other mlnOr cases, sueh as unae cnh-
neve etc., there l. similar delay for In no instance can
the department take possession 0f the premises unless
through due process OF law. This has been tho only
law for the guidance OF the Department. since Its organ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
ARMY ORDERS.


WASHINGTON March 24.-The War Department
Ia, sued following By direction Of the Pesdet. and
conformity approved March 1870 entitled An act for the
ef w. CSf,r aud 70 tx the rank and Of
tired oers Of arnt the retired list Of toe army under the bead
inc Onoe with the fall % the held bT them
,o sounded 10 aionny 10 and IL Of the Of Aa
gust 1861 80 Of the J D. 1852 amended
Or lie following named officers om March 1875
bslo~ Iunee Bngidsr 1bos Wood hers;ooe Ma
iii Long heretoos hsrGener, Richard W. johnson
Heretofore MaOrGe1er Cooe Joseph KddOs heretofore
WIhsin Lynch thre.ofols Bhzadierene
samuel Rose Heretofore Extraordinarily LeuieHanColoBs
George Gle eesOiore COLONEL Joha Pnon (heeofoe Coohe
Major W. Presley heretofore COObe Captain (moun.ed
eretojre Lieutenant Colsse Captains Sore
Yates Heretofore Cs0ue Albert w. Preston heIeo0re COoBe
(mounted Pau Qak heretofore Captain mounled
DAVID H. Corsyou eFesere Captain soaate Fst Leatensns
(ssreeoe CaVu HsarT W. kBha eeretoOte Cap
tsn tberofOye CapanD Risa kaoH thereto
L0tsRsnt Boants secOna Lesteaan James DaV aese
t0fore Seosad heaIeasnk uountejl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
WORK OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

WORK OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
At the meeting of the Board Of Police Cons
ussIoners yesterday Commissioner Disbecker, Chair
man of the Committee reported that no
had received check for AGA 81 from J. W. FOshay.
President Of the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Rail
road Company which Is the Company's proportion or
tho expense for cleaning Broadway from Thryfourth
to Fourteenth-st
Patrolmen John Corcoran and Thomas Reardon were
dismissed from the Department, on motion OF Commits
soner Dsbecker These men were also charged VITA
committing perjury their defense while upon trai
before the Commissioners Commissioner Disoeczer
said that perjury part of policemen az trials was
increasing to alarming extent and urged that the
Commissioners should take immediate action 70 preVens
its 1t therefore voted TO transmit tho
testimony aud papers in these two TO the District
Attorney for action by the Grand Jury. Patrolmon
james Rooney dismissed from the Department for
being of post. Patrolman Nugent Of the Twenty
seventh Precinct police, who was charged
with being off post fined 10 days
pay Sergeant Frank wieth Of the Twenty
first Precinct police for conduct unbecOming officer.
and Sergeant Frank is. Randall! OF the FIRST Preclnet
police for payin cards In ger beer saloon While on
the lex list. hntd 20 days pay each. Honorable
mention was made Of ROundSnan Ggstayus DahIgren OF
the fourteenth Precinct and PatrOlman W. H. Thomas
the Nineteenth Precinct for courageous conduct In
rescuing families from burning buildings Inc CORPORA
ton Counsel requested TO assign competent eOunsei
70 act for the Department In the many cases that are
brought before the Board ana IL was resolved 70 request
him also take suitable measures to enforce the attend
ance OF Frank Koch at the coming hearing
of the case OF Capt. Killea next Monday.
Mayor WickLam requested in communication
10 the Board that Patrohnen Hugh Herman and Francis
O'Ne be transferred 10 the Twenty sixth Precinct the
CITY Hall Commissioner Voorbis objected TO the trans
fers, but they voted for notwithstanding by tue
rect Of the Board Toe salary OF the Chief surgeon or
the Department fixed at $4,000 year. It was also
voted shield be worn by the surgeons they having
volunteered 20 obtain them at their expense. All
policemen the sicllst for two months continuously
are 10 be ported the Board by the surgeon In attend
ance. The attention OF the Board called to the I'M
safe condition Of the bOr OF the police steamer Seneca
by the United States Inspector OF Boilers. 1t was sald
boiler utterly unit Tor service ana cOud
carry euOug prOpel the bat IL was voted
that boat be laid up. 0llver 5. Powell, John Fox,
aud Jeremiah Sweeney were appointed patrolnen' aud
then the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
YACHTING AN ORDER OF Arrest.

Some weeks ago the defendant in the case
Of Parish ag nst Snyder arrested for dgpo5ng Of
pruperty with intent deraud his creditors, through
an order OF Judge DonOhue OF tho Supreme Court on
motion OF Francis LAYTON, Jr counsel for the plaintiff
motion to yacate made the ground mainly tnat
any wrongful acts OF tho defendant gave the plaintiff
no ths arrest his cause OF action was bad
and he could not possibly recover judgment Judge
DnOhur Yesterday denied the motion, holding thai the
Court could into the merits but would leave the
defendant TO overthrow the pdIntis cause VI action
upoA the final trial. N at ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

The Committee Will submit this bill the Joint Com
mttee on Reception OF the old Board Aldermen aud
Assistant Aldermen who incurred this pcniture and
have IL Certhed by majority OF that Committee before
action Mr.. Thompson. the Broad way restaurant keep
or, who presented bill OF Sos Tor refreshments prne
hers OF the Reception Committee, has Withdrawn his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
MuTINY OF A sCHooNER's CREW.

BALTIMORE, March 24.-The schooner White
Wing, Capt p. McPhslan, OF New-Y0rk, which cleared
an0 sailed from this port Saturday for Cardenas with
cargo Of empty casks went ashore Sunday on Thomas
Point, below Annapolis After she was got on, the
crew became mutinoas and refused to work. The yes
sci was then taken Annapolis and the arrested.
They will e brought here TO-DAY, and the matter inyes-
tiRRted by tue United states Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 2L The President Sc

the following nomination To the Senate today:
Frederick Collector Of Internal Revenue Both District OF
PJSmasers-Hm ii. p OneyU.e. r. L. Cha@
T. Beane.t Pa n. T. n. SIR der, at benson CITY
d. NIIerm b. Eiz1etuEw Ky. Asa II. Smith. st
WOosok III 0V PInGe. Lincoln, Heo; Alex Cree George
yl,alo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
ENG KALAKAUA'S VISIT.
HIS SUBJECTS GREATLY PLEASED.


WHAT IS THOUGHT IN HONOLULU OF THE RESULTS
OF THE EXCURSION.
IFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUSEJ
HONOLULU, Feb. 17.-It is four days since ka-
akaua returned his visit to the United States Inc
people here are enthusiastic In the hope OF afaVorO'
reciprocity treaty with the authorities at Washington
They seem to understand this have been the principal
object of the Kings visit The foreign residents say
that even they got free entry for sugar. tney wiz
have gained point in prestige by their soVereisnS
recent visit Who the native Inhabitants fesl TINS 10
La fact. they do not like to acknowledge it These
islands have now O population OF about 6OOoO souis'
natives and foreigners, the former being much Tue
larger in number. sugar-making seems TO DO Dy Tar
the most important product OF the islands There Is
probably no soil or climate productive OF cane and
sugar than found here, and there is no nome market
worth mentioning This, with the expense OF transport
alton and the high tariffs ct San Francisco 1.-THE nearest
foreign markell gives little profit to the producer
Hence It will be seen that the action or decision OF our
present Congress regarding the new treaty Is most
earnestly looked for by the people here at each arriving
mail steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
PosroFFIcE APPOINTMENTS.

The following have been appointed as Super :
Intendents OF Posonce Stations In the annexed dis
triOts; Morrisanias ID. D. Frisbee; Fordhau. Jacob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

R.1TnaoRE, March 24.-In the City Court yester-
day ia the August Miller and Prescribe bis Sie against les
Ri.enberx verdict for $4,000 damages We Iee
smunt claimed The brought damages TOT "a
Iorsibls segaeusa u Nm. Miller bsegs het marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25

Gale; fremont. Hiram TarDox Riyerdac Hrs. Joseph
g. Algeo; West Farms. John McNair spuyten Duyvil,
Isaac G. johnson Klngsbrdge joel 7. Seymour; Wood
lawn, Erastus q Wilson, Albert H. Cox was appointed
Joseph Richards, Henry Royce Cbas. Hammond, James
r. Webbs, and James Robinson were made carriers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
w Tho Gapota

WASHINGTON, March M.-The Senate, IN
Executive to-day confirmed the following NOM
nations:
Atkinson ofNebrski he Commissioner Of Pensions Oliver
A. Patton Of W VTsHiA Register Vi the Land Once Al sat
lake CIsy, Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-25
THE COST OF ENTERTAINING KING KALAKAUA
AND SUITE

The propretors of the Windsor Hotel not
not long ago sent to Finance Committee of Board
Of Aldermen bill Of $3.50 81, for expenses incurred by
King Kaskaua and suite during their stay Of eight days
in this CITY, The Committee deemed the bill excessive,
and sent back with the request that the items which
make up tho bill be furnished. The bill thus amended
was presented the Committee yesterday and fol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
USORPATION.

We see no disclaimer from our neigh.
bore Of this imputation by the New York
Tribune: 1.-The New Orleans Times. the
leading Democratic journal of Louisiana,
is equally sound"--on the imitation cues.
ton. Now. when the great American
remedy of injunction abounds, and the
stringent screw OF the mandamus can be
turned upon any who contumaciously
refuse to perform acts Of public Justice.
We should like to know why a journal
which is not partisan" should be placed
at the head of the Democratic party?
Have those journals which have fought
and bled iother people, in defense OF
Democracy no rights which the Tribune is
bound to respect. lie: the Injunction
issue, without bond, inhibiting and re-
the Tribune from doing injustice
to the Bulletin, the Picaytne, the Delta and
The Bee. Let the New Orleans Times
come into court and surrender the posses.
sion of honors to which it can pretend no
awful claim.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
SPORTS THAT Kill.

Under the above title Brother Talmace
gives to the world volume Of sermons.
Such is not our purpose. Since the Olym-
pad season Of Greece, civilization has
encouraged various cruel, wearisome and
even wicked games and practices, defined
as sport. Athletic games have been in
dulged in TO develop the muscles Of men.
So far, so good. Men must have noble
bodies 10 be noble men. Numerous Ger
man societies have q rational way Of com.
bining exercise with amuseme nt, and they
make gentlemen gymnasts possible. Bull
fights are species Of sports INDUCED in
in Spain and Mexico. At such an enter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
THE CATHOLIC SCARE.

Narpsrs Weekly and certain other in.
fluential Northern papers, followed by
many others no: influential North and
South, have lately attempted to awaken
popular anxiety on the subject Of the
rapid spread of Catholicism in this coun.
try, and the consequent danger TO our
republican institutions. To us this anx-
iety seems unfounded. We do not see
either in the rapid increase of numbers
which this church SO proudly claims. nor
in the attempt to capture or destroy our
schools, any serious ground for solicitude.
In the first place this boosted numerical
increase is obtained chiefly by immigra.
ton. Of the hundreds of thousands Of
immigrants from Ireland and Germany
that annually seek our shores, An over
majority profess the Catholic
faith. But such accessions do not bring
with them on their arrival any political
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

Captain John J. Brown, with the steamer
". 5. Pike, will leave the head Of Canal
street at nine o'clock on Thursday morning
next, for the purpose of giving an excursion
tor the pleasure of the orphans Of the
various asylums of the city. The directors
OF the asylums will understand that
basket picnic is proposed, and for that pur-
pose the steamer will land at grove fifteen
or twenty miles above the city. Captain
Brown will furnish iced lemonade, water,
fruits and music, and day Of pleasure is
anticipated for the little folks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

expect a boy to saw wood, work in the
garden. or learn to help blacksmith. If
he is an uncommonly robust fellow he
can begin life in tape and trimming
store, 60 to the gymnasium Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and finally
be elevated to the position OF head tum-
bier ID circus at twenty dollars week
and found, until found dead. The amuse-
ments of this world are too serious to be
trifed with, and every healthful pleasure
should be guarded carefully from the pro.
fessionaf juggler.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
IMPORTANT
80
PROPERTY EGLDEHS AND TENANTS.

The New Orleans Ssnitar- AMI Eyc.va.i.s Coz.
pany beg leave 10 inform tbs ciszens of New Or.
leans that they have Per fected al the neceasery
arrangements. and are now prepared to execute
orders for the cleaning aad e.nptying Of priyIes
and sinks.
The apparatus used is known az the "Odoress *.
cavating Apparatus" and is the same az that used
IN New York. Washingt on Baltimore ard other
large cities OF the North consisting o: pump or
forcing engine. an air tight tank aud dcoaoriz.
and sinks can be removed without creating any
nuisance Or offensive odor, Luri /. The u-dius-v
working hours or the day wei. AZ at night and
With the greatest efficiency and dispatch.
This system not only inaugurates . valuable
sanitary reform bnt IS much cheaper ;hs,. - ny
other system now IT use.
Further Information can BE had cegarin. The
working OF the new system at the office % The
company. No. lS3 Common street and all orders
left there or addressed - box No. 9l3 pnstotfice.
VIII receive proriptattentinH. apiI 2m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

Oar Masolis friends vii! not forge. the
grand ellie entertainment which is to be
given at Exposition Hall on the evening of
The fourteenth instant, for the benef: of
Mount Moriah and Linn Wood Lodges,
Free and Accepted Aasons. The entertain
sent will consist of vocal and instrumental
music. tecitations, tableaux vivants, and
after that dancing by the visitors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

The louisville Courier -Jo,uaa! Gays:
s'Captain Eads evidently intends TO have
si,css Ietties far enough advanced when
pay day comes to draw all tbs millions ar-
propfiated Soy that purpose. He is san
enine of success. and does not hesitate 10
say that there will be twenty feet of water
ON South Pass bar by the first Of pex: Feb
Suary''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

Sam Carey, assistant inaationiss ia Ohio,
thinks man has right to reform without
being ridiculed. lie acknowledges he was
. temperance lecturer many years ago, but
now he is second to nc man, excepting Viii
Ham Allen. in devotion to the of1ices and
senets Of tho Democratic profession.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

Mr. F. Ifollander. No. ~ Customhouse
s'rse.. has jus: received by the Bremen
chip INLAND quantities Of vinegar. bitteys,
clares. white and Rhine wines. and any
Smount Of Sne French and German cordials
ran BE- relied upon - genuine. and ct the
last braIide.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

3iiss louise De Ia Rame, the authoress,
has beea severely handled by the Mobile
Tribune. That paper spoke Of "Ouida" as
. man. Subsequently It acknowledged
that it jumped as such conclusion. and
then che ao,ile readers are Informed that
'';he authet - . woman, and maid. and
her aan,<, 10 Miss De la Pours,''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
JUST RECEIVED.
State Registrar of Voters.

PER BREMEN SHIP CELAEr.
: hcgsheads hes. RASPBERRY VINEGAR. ~,
steamship Cordo-a.
50 dozen Litthauer MAAG E!TTEHS.
Is cases Doonekanp MAAG B!TTERi.
ALSO On HAND.
large stock y: CLARETs. WHITE WINES ANIME
WINES. COGNACS. RUNS. sHERRIES, PORTS,
WHISTLES OF al! brands. and the Haest Ere..h
and German CORDIALS.
goo CASES OF THE CELEBRATED :OER:.S STAR
BEER, in quar-: and pin: bottles.
IN store and 10Y sale at lowest rate. by
=. NOLLANDER,
Nc. 50 C,stomhcuse street.
Sole agent for The celebrated Kaufman Cincinnati;
Lager Beef. yi 2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

From Philip Werlein. publisher. No. 50
Baronne street. we have received the
''Belles Of che Kitchen Polka" which is the
composition Of Eugene CAvellO. The title
page is illustrated with portraits Of the CON-
seal rokes Family. to whom tho music is
alad;cafeH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

The fonrth Of July will not be quito for.
gotten in New Orleans. A leading citizen
announces that grand dog fight, between
Chicken and Billy, will take place this
Sunday ito celebrate the great day Of in.
siependence'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04

City Changers who wish to no! for Grand
lsle, can take the steamer Minnie any Tues.
clay, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
Harvey's canal. and get put through by
daylight. under the p;lotage Of Captain Gus
H.