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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

A Panic n the U140Ooo E10i0os
A correspondent of the London Standard
writing at Kimberley, South Africa, July
me news which has been brought to a
by every steamer lately Of the fall Of tAe
price of diamonds in London has caused
auite Q stagnation in the camp. In and
around the "kop'' there are now supposed
to be about 1000 persons ct work whites
and natives), while recently there were
double the number. Business and fonts
can now be had for trifle, whereas pre-
viously they reached fabulous figures.
Articles of clothing aud everything except
ing food can be had a. cheap here as in
l. ,ndon. One of the largest firms ON the
fields WAS 90 short of cash last week that
they actually were obliged to borrow
cash from friend Of mine to pay the car
rage of . new consignment OF goods. Yet
they are considered wealthy traders, only
they have no ready cash. At tho club
whore I am in the habit of DINING, tho
usual number that set down in the good
times was about 100; now they have de-
Creased one-half. A regular exodus has set
in. and hundreds of whites who had suf&-
cient have departed for moro profitable
fields of labor. Tho streets, which used to
he thronged, arc now almost deserted, and,
unleae 4 change for tho better shortly takes
nleoo. starvstion starea 10 in the face. Tho
smsileet prices arc paid for native labor in
The akop," and ths peoprietoRs Are fre-
queatly obliged to get I'D OF lot that have
voskea for them aud e18Aos oeAess, 30.
saaSo they haze not the money e pay Tie
VogSs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

A NINETY DOLLAR TUNE.-Only q few
DAYS ago . young lady entered Cans'
street establishment; the lady had cheap
travelling dress, which required some alter
at;on. and che also needed bonnet. Inc
mediate said it would require about twenty
,n;nutes to make the change, whereupon
the Young man told the lass he would az
tand to other and important business while
abe was waiting, but would certainly re'
+urn before the timo was up. The couple
took hasty and loving parting. Inc
fes,;ve youth sauntered forth, hrst making
: furtive survey of the coast Seeing no
obstacle he boldly pushed forward, ana
quickly thereafter entered . Dan. ~. .uI p -
ssnted a check for $50, for which ne re-
ceived good currency. but where no Ia,
yard went is not known. Tho young .ay
waited and waited, but her lover failed ~ q
srna,r She remained in the store UNI.
five o'clock in the evening" ~ wn,0l
hour tho arrangements had been msde "
the nair to take the Mobile train-lt W.
1000 Of elopement. The young LADY, in he'
a1caaa of love and confidence b "a de1er
mined to desert her relatives and place her
calf under tho protection Of . man whom
,he hardly knew, Ill unknown TO her nam
ils The fellow hsd persuaded her to CIV
him IT, check, and although this fact proves
disagrs.ebis ous, yet tie price ~ o.
essdinsly elaSp, - ~ preeseaee levse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
Reglsspasi0o Case

In the United States Commissio7sTs
Court the following cases, ON sfidaSits
made before Judge Southwortt, against
oolored men for giving false residence
when registering were examined, eviasnce
heard, and in every instance it was shown
the accused had given the proper place.
Thew were therefore all discharged:
Third ward-John Wesley, Robers Barry.
Fifth ward-Gustave Francis henry
:Iscob .Jinkin, James Mead, john Attn,
Albert Bironette. Henry Beaupsire. r.
Montana. Joseph Boyer, jean Davis, Henry
Gonzsles. william Taylor, Roseli1s Major,
Gohn Thomas. j. j. Daniel, j. d. LuO1n,
Joseph Eugene, Cesar Augustss: James
irving, William Davenport, Francisco
Disz, Michael Jackson, Allen Cnns!n"e'
Richard Jones, +. Cornu, Ernest nenu1;
Sixth vard-Amos Alcorn. Oscar Ter
, Seventh ward-John p. Martin, >. Z.
voittean. Sam Jones, 0. Wiiams, Josepn
Gsrdel. Charles Msrchend, Wilson Cole'
Frank Bousquet, Joseph Ben.
Eight ward-Sam Frost, Louis Jooes.
In addition to these cases were those Oh:
b. F. Edwards, fraudulent registration
Registered in 1874 when not Of ego, and
September is, 1876, both in same place IN
seventh ward; $500 bonds, to the Circuit
Court.
Patrick King, in the third ward, false
certificate of citisenship; $500 bonds, to the
Circuit Court.
On presentation of minor papers Of natu
r.lisstioa supposed to b fraudulent, there
v.ra axamined and discharged.
Third vard-Panl Boee:
aevsath veed-Jessph Weiekle, 4. Fan
Niath v,rd-HsnEy AndsRsoa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Wong Chinfoo, tho highly educated China
man. rather "Rot away" with young pro-
fessor 1t 0reencastle on Friday evening.
During the course of the evening Mr.. wong
stated that among the Chinese msthems-
ticisns were hired ct a per week. and were
net % good - the most ordinary men here.
They do this work by machinery, - 1t were,.
and it is the dirty work of the empire.
When Mr.. Wong first came to this country
to enter college. no was told that it would.
be necessary to study mathematics two
years; he ~ once told them. be knew msthe-
mstics better than those who were to teach
him in this particular branch. Illustrative
Hall. offered to foot up several columns or
figures. For convenience, his manager, ma
Hawkins, was to nsme the figures, but the
vonno professor of mathematics of AsA-
burv. who WAS present, thought he saw
flaw there, ana ct once came to his fees
He aeked:.
sWll 1o', sir allow NJ 70 give you the
sCertsinly, sir; will b glad to have
Won do. 40. Wa Mr.. Woags courteous an.
swer. e
''Now, then, sir" began the professor
and he named sum upon sum, not going BE-
yond the tens of thousaads, but giving him
At least thirty sums to add. When they
were oil on paper Mr.: Wong asked:
"And now is that al. sirl"
That's ALL" replied tho professor. "Get
ready to add"
Mn. Wong stood smiling, when tAs pro-
lessor Strengthened himself up ana said:
CHOW begin" He quietly remarkeds very
weA, sir; here Is my amount" This before
tho astonished professor had time to get
half way up the first column.
But you're not through already re-
marked the professor.
the response; and he read them. the footing
being exact.
"Piease read that again, siz," asked the
professor.
va forced to admit that he was right.
The professor was astonished, and was
forced to admit that Mr.. Wong did know
something about mathematics. The man
darin atsted that he was not IN extra0r-
dinary mathematician g compared with
so,na Of the educated Waterto'cn
Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
SPECIAL uo1IQMI
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS raIs WEE

Roons Rs.ysLlc4s PAan. CAMPAIGN Conurrrss.2
| Parish Of O'lean., 4echanicS Institute, !
New UEleans September 30. 1876
In accordance With . resolution adopted BY the
loving named gentlemen have been selected ana
sssiGned, - published below. - the orators Tor
t1 the Tss enSue
., 1876. viz
MesAay Evening, October 2. 1875.
FOURTH wARD-Bobsrt Malcolm. president.
Charles p visers. secretary. Hall. Dsrbigny, b.
ssvEsrH wARD-c !; 4aolpse. presidents 4.
sss:!s!: xLrssD Bouaars. ESQ. Il. q.
1--WE Twsi1 r. wAnD-A 4. Anderson. pr..ia.ot:
Paul BRUCE. secretary: Hal corner Of Marenso
sussIs ss: .iIS r. & sroDpARp. r. g. aAR-
cS.i; a :::ss gssssss
'.:s" S:-ss SO 'si :. sssGis H. PER-
NNs. ESQ.
Taosday Eveslng. October 3, 1876.
M q asoS
spssksrs-HOa. ". @. BR0wH, r q. HAssn.
sScoND wARD-AJ J. snm. president; & Chew
srs, sscretary. wllson's Hall. cornsr Of Rampant
spesssss-aoS: ". L. EVANS. 6. Q. FRANCIS
.aS'; "a: ss:' s:;' ::s :.
e,-sfs,.-oAPrA1H WILLIAM H. assss. HON.
TENTH W1sD-rhoma. Boswell, presidents; L.
=: p dat s:cr t%v. Hall Frss street, between
sPe:t.s-f L. BALDRH. ESQ. REV. J. Z. "
r1 EIk1snrH wARp-R l. p..,un.. ,r..,aa,..
4 Cant sec!et:sy. Han. sixth street. between Sc
spsslsss-Jossia Duv1aHRAuD. ESQ. J. g.
f1oSUiEfESArH wARD-H Powell. presidents n. D.
Bush. seeretary. Hail. Broadway and Jena streets.
' spsase. ,. LADD. ESQ. JAMES u. VANCE.
Es s$!Ir,,.ru v.,n-,onn r. e,.,,.,,. nr..,.
Hampton and ssesei strsse:: sixth Disszist
se*e.se.WiLLIAH VICES. BIO. GsosaR
ssvEs iRssrH wARp-r. ,. Stamps. president,
wiilian Kern. ssees.Iy Han. corner Front sa1
spssSsss l. WILSON, ESQ JOIN Z srAxs.
WeAnesAay Even1ag, OeesbeR 4, 1875.
sUrH wA8D-1ug Ne stses. preassats J. g.
Putohlsr. secreta<y. Hail. corner CiAib~1s anA
'! sRs:sss:saSs; We. Bowl: .sA.. sse.
N0ara wAeD-Webcsee ing. prssdsn1 Joha
~ ssssss 80 he. o'qohsFs ssrs''' o'swsa
s srssZs ese F1Gf Sazzz. ESQ. H. D. BUSH.
TnIRTBENfH WARD-A Dejoie, pEeGiden': A. II
Pores, seeretaEy. Hall. Csdis. betwesa CsnD and
Chestnut streets.
spsaisrs-J G. WALKRR, ESQ. v. 4 WILSON.
ISQ
Th.rsAay Evsaaas, Oessbst s, lss6
H1TG WARDJules IaaAhsge ptesiAsnAs O. p.
RMnandss, secretary. Hall, eegnet u Claiborno
Specken[HOS. srNBON BELDBH. HON. ". q.
BROWN.
saturday Evening, October =. 1875.
THIRD WARD-W. l. Kvans president ". q.
Elliott, secretary. Clay Hall, On PeraiAo, between
Franklin and Liberty stfeetA
SpeAkers-HON. WILLIAM n. BURWKLL, HON.
PEfBR JOSEPH.
The speakers whose names arp announced above
are requested 70 attend the nestings II the vaE1-
Gus CLUBS.
The list Of orators will be published evWy Sun.
day with the assignments made. - shove, fpe the
succeeding week.
Republicans throughout the city axe requested
to attend the meetinRs Of their respective clubs.
By order Of the Com mittee.
ocl CHARLES A. BAQUIR, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
COURT RECORD.
sA1yRDAY, sa1rEMBsR 80, 1876.

Superior District C0uF1.
Charles LANCE vs.. D. JEFF Mu2ler-Peti.
TONER claims that he has leased Wsshia g-
ton Market for twenty years; that defend
ant keeps private market within twelve
squares of it, in defiance of law and to his
damage. and asks an Injunction and decree
of $l0s0 damages.
second District CouBt.
SUGGESTIONS of W. w. Clayton and wife,
F. p. Martinez, Jr, Gustsve Anderson,
Joseph Schreeve, Jr., e N. Meatardier, and
Pauline Lanusalle, wife OF Jean PONIES,
opened.
John B. Hunter prsys to be emancipated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Packard AND BuRwBEL Ds1snDsas-
Ssb-Clwb Of ne MimtA Kard AT meat
i Wa addressed BY Captain Peter Joseph,
IF. Alfred Bourges end J. w. I'd Yards.
Esq. The following named gentlemen were
adoed 10 tho list Of honorary member:
Hon: 8. B. Packard, Hon. W. II Burwell,
and 4: 4. Bray. Esq. The club adjourned
With cheers for Hayes and Wheeler, Pack
Ard and Antoine, and the balance Of the
Republican ticket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

An ingenious Tssnchman on Long lsland
.,s;.,s ID have discovered Q sure means Of
Ssstrovins 10 potato bugs: Nix one gal.
~. ri nrnsoio ecid with three ounces Of
rsnd roek, stir well, end sdni1icscf table.
.noonfnl evosy hour aad haA ~ the bag
SSovs doe q vssksaiss. Thss sssnp On
him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
Local Intelligence.

Too MANY WTvHS BIZ ONB.-Iosao Mel
bin 10 only forty years old, yet he has .
pair Of wivee; the first . resident Of this
city, and the latter day halfone of the
Coushatta tribe. Isaac was not perfectly
satisfied with his first choice, and without
duo provocaaion jumped his marital vows,
oven after pretty daughter was born to
him. On becoming dissatisAed with wife
No. l. whom he welded twenty two years
ago, he vanished unoersmoniously, and va
not heard of by his spouse until several
months ago. She then learned that her
Isaae Wa located somsvhere On Red river
and actually legally bound himself to wife
No. 2. No. l being very poor was unshle
% prosecute, % bidsd her time until
Se0ething should traaspirs 70 her advaa
taga. During tho past weak she received
information that Isaac bad como to town,
appearing - merohaat Of good standing,
and dsing . pesspssoU business u Cos-
sAatta. Having heard Of hin bad conduct
No. called ct police headquarters to 80 If
Isaac could mot be taken in - . Law
breaker. Special Officers Stohlberger and
Lilly wers sent to hunt Nelbin, and they
found him on Basin street just ready to
purchase IN entire stock Of goods for his
country store. He was marched into Cap
tain Gray's shanty on Carondsles street,
where he rested uneasily last night. For
tunately, wife No. 2 is not in this city, for
there might be IN addition to this little
hipamv itam.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY 8. 0UINAULr. at II O'Clock, ct corner Of
Bayou roaA and Prieur street, household
furniture. interest COUPONS. etc.
81 AOFFAAH. MARKS L CO., st 10 oclock at
Nos. 3l3. SIS and 3l7 Ola Levee street, clothing
lnrnishing goods, hats, caps eto.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

An UMBRELLA FOR A RAINY Day
When Billy Condor was prostrated on .
sick bed he had no savings for rainy day.
conse quently his mind was worried about
his large family. The worry Of mind wss
quite as serious as the cold lead in his body.
Some of his friends in the base ball frster-
nity-those of the Lone Star, Southern and
Lee clubs-determined to do something for
their suffering companion. They proposed
0 game of base ball for his benefit, the par.
ticipants agreeing to pay all the expenses
The game was played in the large yard of
Messrs. Boyd g. Herrick, head of Italia
street, and of course those kind gentlemen
would not listen to . proposal for recon-
pense. Tho committee has made up its re-
turns, and tho display is fair one, 5000 20.
a pretty dry umbrella for rainy day. foll
particulars are published in another column
which Billy's friends should peruse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Rooms Rep.bltcen Parish Executive
Committeo Mechanics Instttute. New Orleans.
Octob.r l, ls76.-A!l Republican m'nees for the
Senate and House Of Representatives., and for jus
tees Of the psace and constAbles ia the city Of
Now Orleans, sre request I'd to a,semb'e ~ t~elvo
O'Clock H.. precisely, VITA the joint com9ittee On
canvassipg and re2istration. in Mecha1ics Ineti-
tute. for the purpose OF porfoctng arrAng sments
for the CANVASS Of tbs city during the coming
week.
By order of the Committee.
oci 1t CHARLES A. BAQU1R. Secretary.
HeAdquarsors 6ernaa Republlean Geo.
TIL Club Mechanico' Iustitute.-The regular meet
ing of this club takes place MONDAY, October 3,
1876, at 1871 P. n. As business OF importance VIII
be brought before the club the members are To-
questsd to atteud in full force. Able speakers win
LOU 8 v0Lz, President.
EMIL BoBDlcKRR. Secretary. ocl IT.
Hall Grand Enc00paleot, "Ant9n0 81
OrleanA"-The members Are hereby no tfisd to IT.
tend the regular meeting that VIII tsko place on
TUESDAY next, 1t 7:30 P. L., sharp GA business Of
vital importance. iun sttendanc Y requested
II. BOWRR, Or G. G.
Attest: 4. RouaHLoT, Grand Secretary oe1 IT.
German Republican CeneFal Clab Of New
Orleans.-Regular meeting MO NDAY. October ,.
Gus and punctual attendance requested.
ocl IL. IHIL BORDlCKER, secret ary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

TEE BR0wN GUARDS n SEssIoM.-This
Republican club held it, regular meeting
on tho twenty ninth ultimo, and transacted
considerable business, the attendauce hav-
Ing been very large. The nomination of
1essrs. w. L. Evans, w. q. Elliott and
George Devesan for the House Of Repre-
sentstives WAS indorsed; - also were tho
examinations Of J 8. Bean for second Justice
OF tho peace, and William Walsh for con-
stable. Mr.. j. N. Vance, Jr., and Mr.. J. c.
Walker addressed the meeting spiritedly.
Tho following named gentlemen weie
elected honorary members: Messrs. j. ].
Mcguire, 81. Heidenhsin, n. Vance, Jr..
]. A: Hall, G. T Ruby, George HAMLET
and j. N. Vance, Sr. This club will parade
during the week, on the occasion of an in.
tended presentation of . splendid banner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

PERSONAL.-We understand that Colonel
Frederick A. johnson, 80 we'll known in
commercial circles of this city for moro
than twenty yeazs, and An enthusiast on
the extension of direct trade between this
bort and South America, has effected IN
engagement in the commission house Of
Mr.. C. Bacarisse, No. IS Carondelet street.
The facilities of firm corresponding in the
French, Spanish, German and English Ian,
guages should tend materially to opening
commerce with countries who 1t present
trade exclusively, to disadvantsge, with
Europe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

out Q oo(p@2,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

WHAT LOTS OF SPREEs!-Thst II what .
youthful sprig suddenly declared - he
stared ct regiment Of barrels Of Bakers
rye whisky in Lacoume's St. Charles Hotel
rotunda. What lots of jolly sprees, but he
never thought of subsequent costs or pains,
90 he waltzed up to the fancy counter and
tasted three or four fingers of that juice,
and was reminded that Mr. Lscoume is tho
sole sxent for this brand of electioneering
element
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

Ninth WARD IRlsH REPuBLIcAD.-Thia
we'll organized club held IN enthusiastic
meeting On Friday evening, ct their hall,
corner Of Cotton Press and Rampant streets.
After the transaction Of the regular order
of business, the president announced that
the Hon. William n. BurWell was present
BY special invitation, and would address
the club. Colonel BurWel Was then intro
duced, and delivered IN excellent speech,
evoking much enthusiasm and exciting
great applause. After few comp limentary
remarks by Mr.. w. C. KinsellA, no moved
. vote Of thanks to the next Representative
from the first district in Congress. This
was done standing and with . will. Sew
eral new members were then enrolled. Mr..
Kinsella submitted the following named
friends of this organization for election -
honorary membere: Captain w. C. Flan-
ders, Colonel 3. A. Bray and Judge E.
Mounier. On motion of Mr.. w. H. Webb
the club adjourned to meet on Friday, Oc-
tober 6, at 1870 p. n al citizens Of the
ward being invited to attend.
THIRD WARD CENTRAL REPUBLICAN
large and enthusiastic assemblago at its
regular meeting last night. The club VA
sddre4 sed by Messrs. j. c. Walker, C. w.
Boothby, L. d. Herbert. Mr.. Aarrell, of
Madisoa lwbo effectually disproved oil
charges of Democratic atRliatiOn 90 often
made against him recently. and Senator
Brewster, of Ouachits. Tho speech Of Mr..
Walker was full of sound sense aid argu-
ment, demonstrating Why the subetan tial
welfare of Louieisns depended ON RePub.
hean suoeess in this campaign, and effectu-
ally disposed of the pretensions Of the De-
mocracy of this parish, - evidenced by
their parish convention - champions Of
reform.
PARuB OF ST. BERNARD.-The following
il tho ticket nominated in St. Bernard by
the convention called bv the parish com.
mittee recognized by the State Central
Committee:
epresentative-Alfred Estopinal.
Parish Judge-Lorenzo Morales, Jr.
Sheri6-A. Marrer0.
Rec0rder-Ph. Toea.
District Clerk-B. A. Bairosse.
Police Jurors-John Taafe. j P. Fa-
sende, J. o. Bertos, Joe Watson, Thomas
Fisher.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
~ Superintendent Of Public Edeeatioss,
WILLIAM g. BROWN,
Ebr Members Of Opnorees

First District n BURWELL.
Second District c. DlBBLE.
Third District-CHESTER B DARRALL.
Fourth District-GEORGE I. SMITH.
Fifth District- EDWARDS LEONARD.
Sixth District-CHARLEN e. NASH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01


Asviag eSeainsa ~ asasv, sadaealy w.
sAeas i1aviaG bsAisd lin ealy ~ eslse Ct
~ rs1 saasasese. ~ 61sw .asgraas ths
yoang la1y oeaaladaA that shs haA hosa
Asps4 cd Asally rse.rnsd 10 her hone,
leaving TIE new bet and tzavsling drsss In
ths ssass. Hse unusaal shasnos night b
sceeunted fee By little vhiss Lee, X
sasvefly told. aad che rammsged her bad
eoascisoee for a emergency, finally making
up . plsusibas stosy. This vas not very
dimeult, and tAst part Of the trouble Wa
quickly settled; but then arose terror that
che could not possibly pat down. Ninety
dollars out OF hank and ON her own signa-
ture-that matter confused her, % ehe con
cluded to tell hex parents tho whole truth
and nothing bat the truth. Having quietly
thought over her misfortune, she began do.
INK sum in arithmetic. Subtract $50 from
certain misery and what :. mainsi An uu-
snllisd name, An untold quantity Of comfort
ct . narrow esospe and . little dearly
bought experience. It wxs worth larger
amount to escape the tolls Of such scouu-
drol.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01

PITKn GUARDS, SECOND WARD.-This
p0pular club turned out last night with
moro than two-thirds Of ito 500 active mem-
eefo, with torches, transpsrencios and uni
forms, and made . fine display in tho First,
Second and Third DISTRICTS. Tho fret visit
Esq, the president of the club, whose little
daughter, Eliza, presented it with beauti-
fnl wreath, with we'll delivered address.
Mr.. George w. Kellar appropriately no
sponded Next, ct the residence Of Mr..
John L. Brown, Miss Adelins T. Ruth pre-
senped IN elegant silk flag, and addressed
the club - follows:
Gentlemen Of the Pitkin Guards-A
committee Of ladies Of the second ward
have bestowed upon me the honor 70 pres
eat to your worthy organization this bean.
tiful dag. Take It, gentlemen, and hope
that this nag will ever remined you never,
never to 20 against those who have given
you liberty and who still are maintaining
your rights; and moreover I hope that the
gentlemen competing the Pitkin Guards
will march on to victory On the seventh
day Of November next and vote for Hayes
and Wheeler, who arc to suooeed in the
presidential chair, our noble, brave and
beloved President, General q. 8 Grant"
Hon. C. F. Glaudin received the q Y on
behalf Of the club, thanking the ladies of
the second ward for the presentation Of tho
beautiful token Of their esteem.
Tho residence of Mr.. Peckard was seren-
aded. and the club afterward Waited those
OF Captain Peter Joseph and Hsjor 3. A.
Bray, where they were Hospitality enter-
tanned. Tho officers are George D. Geddes,
president; w. r. Davies, first vice presi-
dent; John Riohaxds, seoood vice president;
Cammack, secretary; o. b. Bsquie, assist
ant secretary; William 81. Penn, correspond
ing secretary; Paul BonssiGnssir, tseas1ter;
Peter Perrin, sergeant alarms; Jerry VIII
con, assistant osf9eant-at-arms; George d.
0eddes, grand mAEshAl.
The compliment Of . serenade u o.
knoWledged By the REPUBLICAN,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-01
ANUSENKN
THE ORPHANS APPEAL
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BRNBFIr or
ST. MARYS ORPHAN BOYS ASvl UNI,
Third District,
VARIETIES THEATRE.
eaearAay, Octeber IA, 1875.
ORDER OF EXERCISES .

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Landing of Columbus, in two scenes.
Independence Of the United s atss-Scenes Of tho
Continental Congress- Landing Of Lafayette;
Meeting Of Warrington and Lafayette.
LouisianA in 1915.
"The Three Friends'-A new aud beautiful drama
in one act.
Grand Combination TAbleau-Columbus, lA92; Con
tinental Congress, 1776; United states Centen-
nial 1876. By upwards OF LIS Orphan Boya
The regular orchestrh band Of the Theatre has
been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets Fifty Oents; Chairs in the boxes, Seven
tn. five Cents
Reserved seats may 10 secured with ont addition
nj charge at the Office of the Theatre the ThursdA Az
and Friday next pr seeding theday Of performaac
Reception Committeo.
I'D q. LEVY, Chairman
j. c. M Kavanagh. John Power.
John c. tporl, l. A. Thuber,
P. Carey. Jr. Louis Steiner,
P. F. Curley, C. Sporl Jr.,
W. H. Carey, George W. Young
g. B. Carey, Frank Bernard,
James SpOrl, John Cull0n
n. d. Gardner. T. ]. OSullivau.
Henry Peychsud,
Executive Committee.
Patrick Molony. Victor Sers,
NJ. &. 0arvey, C. +. ". bankers.
James Connsrs, VIII ian Holland
P. Bradley, c. Sport.
Tickets may b. procured from any msmbe of
the Con mtttees. from the 4 sy0r or a. the insu-
rance offices, book and music stores Of the city.
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