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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-16

Az ACTOR WHILE PERSoSATING A LEAD
ING RoI.g Is ATTACKED WITH 4 STROKE OF
PARALYSIS - HIS DEATH.-There was 4
startling scene at Holiday Street Theatre
last night, which Tor 4 time greatly excited
the audience. Mr.. John Ferris was playing
the part OF George TalboyS, in Lady Aud
lrr'> Secret" At the close of the first act,
he said to Mr.. Collins, the stage manager,
as ne went of the stage, {" am feeling very
badly: Just feel nv arm. / fear it is para
lyz.d." Mr.. Collins thought he was low
spirited, and made 4 pleasant reply. When
the tim" arrived for Ferris to make his re-
Appcaranr. on the stage he told HIM to go
on and j." would feel better. Ferris went
on in the second scene OF the first act.
known ~ the Wcli-scene. and he began to
,;ag@cr around the stage so much that the
audience, thinking he was intoxicated,
laughed and shouted. Miss Stella Mortimer,
who was playing Lady Audlcy. rushed tc-
ward him TO push him into the well, rs re-
Iuirrd 10y the play. when he said, Leave
ne alone" She then observed that he was
in Il >clni-ron,CiouS state, and that he was
iiothiN- 81 the mouth. He was carried off
the stage hy several OF the other actors. and
III" curtain Icsl upon scene OF great excite
m"n;. lie was conveyed TO his residence
LUtZ's Hotel, on west Fayctte street), and
DR.. J. ". Houck WAS sent for. lie found
tin. Ferris was badly paralyZed down his
entire lcft side. and was in depressed con-
G!t!ga generally. He administered the
proper remedies. and informed his friends
t.at H. was in no immediate danger OF
death, ana would probably improve un-
der treatment. Mr.. Collins announced
HA3; Dr. Houck stated from the stage in
order - remove the impression upon the
mind, 81 the audience that Ferris was IN
toXicatcG. One man in the gallery inter
rapted the exclamation, and was rebuked
II Mr. Collins. who stated that he had
Known Ferris Tor twenty years, and there
was 10 more reliable man in the
Profession. The audience apDlauded Nr.
collins heartily, and the truth being thus
made known much sympathy was express
Ell Tor the unfortunate man. Ferris is
about ,hirty-cight years of age, and
n&> wife, recently travelling with
company ii New York. He had been in
GOOD spirits al the evening previous to the
Attack, though he had been suffering some
mental worry during the week by the re-
cc!pt ci L letter from his wife informing
alM tAat ti3" company she had been travel
A!is with l!ai failed and left her without
means Ii The northern part OF New York.
ne Is L.;.n OF regular habits, and is very
popular with his friends and fcllow-per-
formers, nUnbcr Of whom volunteered
thrf services. II ten minutes before
. clock this morning Ferris dicd.-Balti-
more Iqz.i:C, llM.
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Nrand Rapids, Mich, has new Sunday
law, ana last Sunday many people were ar
rested 10Y :" going 10 the post-oliicc for mail,
Psuo!IDS milk, riding upon the streets,
Aeeping open brrbcr-shops, working in the
8&'-WorkS, eatcriag places Of business, etc"
The New York Tribune has . correspond
eht IN Italy Who gets up his news in this
sAapc: -" The irrcpressibiiity OF the worst
iofihs OF bondage aud OF crimes Of violence
generally continues to exhibit marked con-
t,eIH'poIancoGsncss with the disuse OF capt.
lat punishment"
, Somebody tried 10 burn the old Yale Col
IS$t chapel last week by throwing pow
uief-'1ali about the size Of mans hat through
one window. By accident, when the ball
ee%&1p!oded the rebound sent it through an
, uSuef WtnGo~ TO the distance Of nearly
td"enly feet away from tie building. The
"a; was slight with The exception OF the
WINDOWS, IN which every pane OF glass was
'A1''e:ed by tie explosion.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

=
.stcamtug Hatteras, Swift, New York, ,nerchan-
Steamer Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia, merchandise
Schooner A. Il. Cranner, Bragg, New York, pig
iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail-Works Com
pany.
plia, coal, S. II. Hawcs.
Schooner Mary and FRANCES, McAudrews, Phila-
delphia. coal. ,s@. st - gtLs
Schooner ). F. Fl. Langrell, Flowers, Alexandria,
grain, Haaall-C renshaw Company.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, nier>
chandisc and passengers. +. =. Tatuin, agent.
Steamer Ean H9Ts Philadelphia
and passengers L; b. TstuIn, agent -, n !, =,
Schooner j. S. WINS, Ingersol, Philadelphia via
James river, wood; Curtis q Parker. II
wood, Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner r. d. Spelden, spedden, Washington,
paving -bloclIs Currie & Co. II n, -
Schooner Eagle, Corsay, Suffolk, coal, Currle Co.
ARRIVED SUNDAY. r.a
Steamer We>tover, Skinner, Baltimore, MERIDIAN
disc and passengers, l.. d. Tatuni. agent. ..s@a
tl SAILED SUNDAY. sa
Stcamtug Hattcras, Swift. New York, nierchan.
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen q Co., agents
. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. s-l tt...
From baltimore on Friday, schooner Mary e
MEMORANDA.
HAMBURG, October 11.-Arrived: Bark Wind
ward (Br.l, Baker, Richmond, Va. -
MARITIME MISCELLANY. IN ,g5,E5
Or Friday morning the steamer Lady Of the Lake
from Norfolk, while on her way up the Potomac
river In the fog when of Fort Washington, ran into
an unknown schooner loaded with shingles. and car
riea away part Of her stern but fortunately did not
sink her. or hurt anybody Oh board
Part OF the cargo ofthe bark SyrianStar fBr White.
house, from Richmond, Va, for Rotterdam, before
reported ashore at Banjaard near Brouwerslayen
has been taken TO Zicrikzec
LATER-LoRdon, October 12.-Bark Sirjan Star
Br.), from Richmond for Rotterdam, ashore nj
Banaard, 1t Is now believed may float OF when light
encG.
.-st Notice TO MARESEaS. a12 Is ~
WASHINGTON, u. c., October 12.-Notice Is given
by heLighthousc Board that on and after November
1, 1875, the color OF the light on Cornfeld Point
light vessel Long Island sound, will he changed from
white to red
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Cay1x;TcH. .ALLEGHASY COUNTY, VA,
October Is, 1876.
! strange escape from death occurred TO-
d,v near the Pike Pond tank, one and one
hall miles west OF this place. \ freight
rain Was nearing the tank and checking
un one OF the brakemcn was running
forward tightening the brakes IS he ran, and
-. lr ,t.DDcd from one car to another they
came unc6uDled. and lie fell to the track.
Fortunately. the brakes on the rear cars
were TIGHT. and he had time to turn SOM
cr.a,llt from ;hc track and escaped with but
little injury. III.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE EUROPEAN MARKET

THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON, October 14.-Despite the East
ern rumor the tone Of business in Mincine
Lane during the week has been steady
| though rather quiet. The chiefly interest
| ing feature has been an Improvement in
sugar, which now meets with q moro
| active demand at Cd. per hundred
weight advance. The market for re.
fined has risen proportionately. Ordinary
qualities Of coffee continue unsettled, with
lower rates. Current good to fine main.
tain the recent advance. The Netherlands
Trading Company advertise 102,500 bags OF
Java, ETC., for sale on the 18th instant. Tea
remains dull. Specie remains without ma
terial change.
Some rather considerable fluctuations oc-
CURED in the Stock Exchange this week,
but the amount Of actual business has been
comparatively smaH, the Eastern news du-
ring the past two or three days being re-
garded as unfayorablc. The foreign mar
ket generally shows decline on the week.
The tendency to-day was unfaYorable, and
the markets closed dull and heavy. The
amount Of business was extremely limited.
Most OF the leading securities show more
any business in American.
Canada.
SEVERE sNoW-sToRM.
QUEBEC, October IA severe snow
storm has occurred here, blocking the
streets and causing suspension OF the
street-car lines.
OTTowA, October H. A heavy snow
storm is prevailing in this section at some
points up the Ottowa river. The snow is
six inches deep, and still falling.
The Eastern War.
LONDON, October 14.-The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times takes sanguinc view
of the situation in the East. He says:
DOUBTLESS, in consequence Of the Porte's
conciliatory attitude, the proposition in re-
gard to an armistice will receive q unani-
mously favorable reception"
A Belgrade dispatch to the Times says
fifty Russian officers, some Of whom have
held high position in the Russian army, ar
rived there yesterday. 30 t<n
A Reuter- telegram from Paris announces
that Russia rejects the six months armistice
proposed by Turkey, and demands that
fresh six weeks arInistice be imposed upon
the belligerents.
a Berlin dispatch to the PaLt-MaH Ga
zette says all the Powers except Russia have
favorably received the Turkish armistllce
proposed. - 1880. 81. J. 80 z.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER MIsER.-A woman
named Annie Smith, aged seventy-tiye years,
was discovered dead In chair yesterday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock by her daughter.
DR.. Owens was called in, but found that
Mrs. Smith had been dead for some time.
She had been residing with her daughter
for number OF years in misery manner.
Officer CLANCY, on looking about the room,
discovered handbook showing an account
in the Savings Bank OF Baltimore to the
amount OF $4,000. She also owned the house
in which she died. Her daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence, has also 1916 in bank. Notwith-
standing these facts, the couple lived denied
OF the necessarics OF life. DR.. Lee, Coroner
OF the Southern District, was notified OF the
sudden death. but declined to hold an in
quest, as the old woman doubtless died from
natural causes.-Baltimor Gazette, 14h.
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ECE&i&" ~ : BONDED WAREHOUSE
L,'&1%td!e, October l3.-Last night about 8
0 clock Tie bonded warehouse Of A. d.
O"A2>, in Edmundson county, four miles
IRON smith Grove. il that county, was de-
..:f'!cI ~ fire. OwingS was absent at the
'Hhe, and the place was in charge OF a Gov
tF!!Men, storckecper. -Four hundred bar
re-, OF #hiskcy We're destroyed. Loss,
>2r50J insurance. $14 900. 81
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$a:ss ~ Sal
4 g 1iarhst seitss nd
Il
Gin 65nessis
Lumber: sSkYess 20.
/. Lalssr white oak. s12 ,0o0; ysssss,,
ss5@4Ie l30o ysiisw pine SSasas. SIGasi1;
tlolst. sl1@sl9 According 70 ieneths. shtngfes
pns ss9oass :Dse
Stasss whiskey -ba.r Timber. g-een. s1s@sasr
sssssess ss0sSs
Rsgs: Mixed cotton, sac.; white. 4c.;; wool,an
A1ill-Fecd.
Shfpstnf: 45e. bnshel
groonssnr: 23@25c. p busfci.
Wheat Bran: IeS aoe: 3 bashcl. 81. 385:s
Corn Bran: 1sc. per b,isbel
~, IS Wood.
cord;zOak- Seasoned, $3.50 @s3.75 unseasoneds
soned, a. O@$2.75. = Nv. -.
Powder, Shot, &C.: .s
Posodsr ss75 by the Gse kess-lsss thu than ave
ke zo seS aoi. ssss.a bag q Is m
Grindstones: 1A92hc. p ID. 5:is
BY Telegraph. ,5 4.
ID. tij NEW YORK. i I.
NEW YORK. October 14.-Cotton quiet at 1oN
Ollie: sales. 1899 bales; ElournEonimon 70 fair
extra sgus ss
$I.25 Tor newwhie State. Corn shade armer !;
571@59c. for uDgaded western mixed; 59l5c. for
oas sssao ass G S s amt On
s1s,75@sl7; latter for fresh inspected. Lard doll
and lover; prime steam, SPOT, 5000 chiefly late
Rice quiet and steady Moasses quiet and unchanged
Turpentine trmer at Soc. 1.osfn steady. Freights
AZ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 14.-F1our quiet aud steady I;
City Mills and Rio brands, S6.50G$6.75. Wheat
6rncr higher, and quiet; business restricted by light
s anpS rsd eaSa 70 ye Ts ansel
@S1.40; white, ST. .s5. Southern corn quiet;
white, 55@57c.; yellow, BIC; western active, firm
4Se. Rye steady and Arm n at ss@s5c. 'ProvisiOHSs
unchanged. Coffee strong and unchanged. Whiskey
smsr and qGet s sl1e Sugar firm and in good
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 14.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat steady and firm. Corn steady and In fair de-
mand. Oats and rye dull Barley steady. Pork
irregular; steam-rendered, sS@1o%c;, Bulk-peats
easier; shoulders, 7@7sc.; clear rib-sides, $50
Sc; clear sides, Sn@9c. Bacon easier shoulders,
TIC; clear rib-sides, 9S@59Ac.; clear sides, $40
10isc. Wbiskey scarce and firm ut S1.10.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October 14.-Flour In good demand;
extra, s3.75@$4; family. $4.50@$4.75. Wheat
Light demand holders firm; red, 81 @S1 :05; am;
rye quiet and unchanged. Oats IN active demand ut
$50. for white; 35c. for mixed. Pork strong at
$3.50 for mixed. Bulk-meats nominally un-
changed. Bacon steady with fair demand; Shout
ders, &c.; clear rib-sides, 10c; clear sides, 10lc.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady and un-
changed.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-OcToBER 10, 1876.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. go
NEW YORK, October 14.-Gold opened at 109I.
Noon.-Stocks dull and steady. Money, TX. Gold,
100. Exchange-Long, 4s4; short 4s5E ].
oentngoMOney easy ut IN Serng d dq n q
steady. States nominal. @st
BANK STATEMENT. r.-
Loans decrease, 100000; specie decrease,
$1,125,000; legni-tenders decrease, 100000;
deposits decrease, $4,125,000; reserve decrease,
S3,000.000. s.5'i
49, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 14.-yirginia 8's, deferred,
81; consols, 6S5; second series, 81. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, 16; new, 6.
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.. POSTAL Firgiaid--An office is cstab-
!hned at White House, New Kent county,
9 o.! route ll,007. railroad from Richmond to
west Point: William G. Johnson, postmas-
Mf. ~ hydnor>vile, Franklin county,
rcter l.. Dent is appointed postmaster Uice
I. +. Garyin, resigned,
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A thief came to a singular death in New
York on Thursday night. He was making
his way from one house to another on a
platform running below the windows, when
it fell. and in few seconds he was dead.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October IA, 1876.

OFtTl.lNGS.t
WHEAT White, 246 bushels. Red, 942 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 1,154 bushels. Aired, 222 BUSH
els.
OATs.-306 bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
MEAL.-14 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-White, 1874 bushels ar Sl.32: 2e BUSH
els ut S1.23; 90 bushels very good at $1.35; SO
bushels good ut Sl.30-total, 246 bushels. Red,
80 bushels at Sl.O2; so bushels seed ut $1.40 20
bushels seed at $3.50; $50 bushels good at $3.50
$50 bushels good at $l.32; 226 bushels very good
at S1.35; 81 bushels at $l.10; so bushels al
81 30; "a bushels ut SLIT; 80 bushels at $l.24-
total, 942 bushels.
CoRN.-JVhite, $50 bushels good at &c.; 116
bushels very good at &c.; 46 bushels common at
53c.: 1872 bushels common Mt 50c.-total, SIC
bushels Mired, lao bushels on private terms; 81
bushels at 54c-total 172 bushels.
OATs.-l00 bushels very good spring at Acc.
90 bushels good ut $780,; 11G bushels on private
ter1ns-total, SOC bushels. ss@ tEf
RYE-12 bushels at 60c.
MEAL.-14 bushels prime ut 6oe. .,r-
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HOTELS
PARK HOTEL,
ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
o1a MAIN STREET AND oil BANK STREET.

0l2 MAIN STREET AND OIL BANK STREET
The undersigned beg leave TO announce to the
travelling public that the PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and refurnfshed wtha rst-class
RESTAURANT and private dininS-roons, at mod
rate rates.
It's location Is in the best portion OF the city, and
within close proximity to oil the following business
centres: Tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Post-oficc, Banks, City Hail, State Capte and all
the principal business houses. The hotel 0yerooks
the beautiful Capitol Grounds. s.-
Travellers will find quiet and comfortable home,
with rst-class accommodations ut prices adapted to
the stringency Of the times. So
Rooms European plan), 81 PEI day and upwards.
Bathrooms on every floor. 49,
Attached to the hotel is GAZE, Grst class In all
Sc B.eodsm JOHN d. SMELLING & CO. /
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

yxT A. SUBLETT, FORWARDING
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANT n; ,,t 91iers
TRY PRODUCE Inc utiing CATTLE, SHEEP, &C.
Also forwarding goods l points on the canal by
his boats far Cedar Point Four boats out each
sc S-3ni
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rFHE ARLINGTON HOUSE,

i.to LYNCTI3URG, VA.
This house. which Is the most conYeniently-lG-
Gated of any hotel In the city. has recently been
greatly enlarged, and Is one Of the most commo-
dious and best-arranged hotels In the South. The
furniture il all new, OF handsome design, and Of
the best quality. Inshort, the ARLIAGTONts conf
pete in all Of its appointments. s. 10
Having leased the above hotel for term OF years
we win In few days open 1t to the public and refer
to the reputation OF the 'sARL1NGTON1 at Dam
Vile rs the best guarantee can give Of the style
in which we viii keep the ARLINGTON at Lynch
burg. rs4a
h.Well-iighted room on the first floor will be kept
for the exclusive use of sample merchants.
OMNIBUS to and from trains FREE. .8
SELDEN e SC0VTLEE, -
---z-~-,~4 Also Proprteters OF the - arlington
oc 14-2w 49, :. .sfs DanYiIle, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IA, 1876

MINIATURE ALMANhC-OCToBER 10, 1876.
Sun rises... ...... 6:14 Moon rises........ 5:15
Sun acts 5:1S High tide. 3:lO
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Uct0Der If, IoTo. :
The breaks to-day were 70 hossheads, Is tterccs,
and 13 boxes. The offerings at auction on Change
were 20 packages. Of which So were taken in, and
the remainder sold at prices ranging from 20 to
S33.5O,
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EANKs AND BAN EIss. g
tiITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND,
q. w. PICKRELL, President,
L. y. SNEAD, Cashier.

PAD-UP CAPITAL. i. !. ]. 4. $4,000
1900
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Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received an
six per cent allowed on deposits. IA
Deposits received subject TO check without actac1
and Interest allowed on same II not checked ON moi
frequently than two or three times q. week.
Dank open every day from 8 o'clock A. u. I'LL 4
O'Clock T. NJ, aud Oh Saturday from ~ y. I'LL
P b.. .'s.Sr e'ssS ~ 10 ag1f8dl
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GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA.-
w Thoroughly renovated, rcnodeiled, and newly
furnished; located IN the centre Of business aud
under the present management will DC SURPASSED
rY NO moTEL III THE SOUTH! q - ~ 7f
Mr. THOMAS NJ BIYFoRD, formerly. OF the firm
OF w d. Blair & Co., of Richmond. Is chief clerk at
this hotel and solicts the patronage OF his friends
from Virginia and elsewhere. Y -
ce 0a-fD1S .iksr 81 Proprtetor.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
Tho ANIMAL Conference OF the Metho dist
Episcopal Church.

The Annual Conference of the Metho dis
Episcopal Church.
The eighth annual session Of the Louisi
ana conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced in Wesley Chapel yes
terday morning, Bishop Gilbert Haven
presiding.
The conference was called to order at ten
o'clock, and after appropriate religious
exercises, Rev. j. G. Hartzell was elected
secretary. The conference was regularly
organized, and the routine Of business
entered upon.
The conference is favored with the pres
ence of Rev. DR.. Dashiel, secretary of the
Missionary Society, who is looking afte:
that department of the work, and will de-
liver addresses during the session. Rev.
DR.. Goldman, transferred from the North
Ohio conference, and at present in charge
of the New Orleans University, and Rev.
o. Riedy were introduced.
The conference numbers about 100 preach
ers, representing a membership of about
$4,000 souls-a figure which speaks well for
the active, aggressive spirit which animates
the representatives of this church, and set
ties forever the question of the results for
good that accrue from their labors in our
midst. No religious body can show such
results in the time since the way was
opened for missionary effort among large
class of our citizens that would otherwise
have been left without the benefits OF moral
training and religious influence.
The reports from all parts OF the work
show most encouraging growth and pros
perity, and the utmost unanimity and har-
mony prevail.
The Conference has in Bishop Haven
most acceptable and efficient presiding OFF,
cer-a man who is perfectly dauntless in
his supervision of the work of the church.
and who represents the most advanced
Christian thought of the day.
Sessions of the conference will be held
daily, commencing at ten o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF CHARLES A. HOLM

tSIrED STATES MARsHA1's OrF!cs b,
New Orleans, December 81, 1875 {
TTNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
l. in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
trct Court OF the United States for the district Of
louisiana against the estate of Charles A. Holm Of
New Orleans in the parish o. Orleans, state of
Louisiana. adiudsed bankrupt upon his ewn peti-
tom that the payment of aty debts and the de-
livery of any property beonging t. said bankrust.
to him or for his and the transfer OF any prom.
the creditors of said bankrupt to prove their debts
and choose one or more ass.nees of his estate viii
be held at court OF bankruptcy. to be holden on
twelve o'clock NJ, at the Customhouse building.
New Orleans, before c. s. Kellogg register. :,
T. b. PACKARD, ~
jail Quilted States Mars.9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

A DoLEFUL PROFESSIONALISM night,
about half past ten o'clock, several cabs
formed procession on st. Charles street.
below Poydras, and moved along as slow
as possible. A young man on the bsnquette
asked of the drivers who was dead, wnen
the Jehu dolefully responded: "The cab
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06
An Error.

In the Council proceedings yesterday
morning, a material error was committed
in. the report of Administrator Piisbury'
The Administrator in his annual report was
made to say that the entire expenses OF his
department for the year amounted to forty
two DOR cent of the city's expenditure. The
trnth ia that Administrator Pilsbury las
managed his Office go economically thai the
expenses Of his Office have been less than
fortv-two one-hundredths per cent OF the
Amount.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-06

In q crowded horse-car on the Sixth
.vanne. the other evening, says the New
York Sun, q gentleman, who was seated
resigned his place in favor OF paie; sien.
der woman, who carried large child IN
her arms, and was being jostied TINS way T,
and that with the motion OF tne -: ~
the gentlems1's surprise ou nnyla ressh H.
II mesnt this lady to have my seat," said
the eentleman angrily. "vell," replied the
other. settling comfortable back in h0 seat'
dot lady ish my wife"