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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
NEW YORK,
Tho Old Guard Going to Charles,

Tho Old Guard Going to Charleston.
New YORK, February ia detachment
Of ten men from the Old Guard sailed this
afternoon on the steamer Champion for
Charleston, TO participate in the celebra-
ton Of Washingtons birthday.
Cruel Death of n Little Child.
James Gillespie, aged four years, died 10
day from injuries received by being placed
cn q stove by his father. Robert Gillespie.
who has been arrested. The child had com
mtteG some otfense.
Sub.Treasury.
Sub-treasury balances--Gold s47 49,, ,S05
currency $37 ,520.79l.
The suh-treasury paid out $4,000 on &C
Customs receipts S2O7 900.
A Tumble In the Palisades.
The recent gale and rains loosened the
bluff and palisades on the King and Nor
gan estate, ove1h angling the Erie railway
oil and coal derrick. At ten o'clock this
morning a large piece of the cliff, cover
ing 800 yards, gave way, and rolling down
HILL covered up 500 feet of the river road
and railroad track. The slide carried with
it number of large boulders weighing sew
eral tons. The noise was heard all over
the town.
Specie Shipments.
Specie shipments for the week So ,267 pa
OF which 81 1880 was in gold coin.
Cotton Market.
During the week at the Cotton Exchange
prices have declined both on the spot and
for futures. For futures, fair sales at the
lower prices have been made. The decline
in middling uplands on the spot has been
3l6e, and for future delivery a large reduc
ton.
O'Baidwin's Murderer Acquitted.
The murderer of O'Baldwin, the Irish
giant. was acquitted. The Judge COM
menced BY saying small man shut up in q
room with a stalwart giant, who was about
to strike him, was justified in using pistol
under the circumstances.
The New Orleans and Texas Road.
The bondholders of the New Orleans
Mobile and Texas Railroad Company met
here to day, and reorganized into a new
company, named the New Orleans and
Texas Railroad Company. They will meet
next Friday to complete the organization
and elect officers.
Half NJ i,lion Suit.
suit has been commenced against the
Syracuse, Bughamton and New York rail
road for $50O00 claimed for Internal
revenue tax
Bank Statement.
The following is the bank statement
Loans increase $l,35, ,0G0; specie decrease
s. ,375, 600; legal tencers increase 81 900
deposits decrease $4,000; reserves dc
crease 81 ,l25, 900.
Peter Cooper Declines a Compliment.
A committee Of the Independent Working
| mems party rendered Peter Cooper their
nomination and support for President. He
declined on the ground that he was too old
and feeble to fulfill the duties of the office.
Individual Liability OF Bank Stock Hold
Judge Blatchford. in the United States
| Court, decided that the individual liability
| of atockhclders in national bank is u
! liability for all debts contracted by the
| bank up to the amount of the par value of
| their stock; that this liability is genera
| and not for a pro rata sh are of debts. IL
| too much is collected, the surplus Can be
| claimed by the stockholders.
Marine.
The schooner George and Emily, of Port
| land, was found dismasted, water logged
and abandoned in latitude -, longitude
|
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
AmuaementS.

The performance at the St. Charles The
atre last night was for the benefit of Mr. 7.
Gleason. treasurer. The attractions were
not OF the best order, but the audience
came to compliment Mr.. Gleason, and was
80 large as to be something more than ben
eft by name. 1t brought signs Of a hearty
appreciation of the veteran treasurer's
efforts to please in the past, and poured a
few dollars into the box-office.
On Monday evening Mr.. Ldwin Adams
will appear at the St. Charles in the poeticai
drama Of 'Enoch Arden" This song set to
scenes and actors has been often heard
here, but is always welcome. Ed win Adams
is che of the sterling actors Of the Amer
ican stage, and is today what James Z.
Murdoch was twenty years ago-a m ost ac-
complished light comedian and pleasing
tragediac. He ls an actor who ha been
trained il schools where actors Learned; all
parts Of their business. and the characters
he assumes are rounded and finished with
artistic skill.
DR.. Haus Won Bulow will give two more
evening concerts and Wednesday matt
nee. Changing his p 'ogramme for each en-
tertain ment, the wonder at his remarkable
memory constantly increases. He IS a
bound volume of musical leaves, and ne is
doing good work for his art by creating
love for the best in music. The first part of
his Monday night programme is made up
entirely of selections from Beethoven,
rfr,1a ba
piano nnder the hands of DR.. Won Buiow.
Mrs. Chanfrau has been very successful
at the Varieties Theatre, and will play an
other week.
Kelley and Leon's mlnstrels commence
an engagement at the Academy Of Music
tonight.
On Friday evening an operate gem and
ballad concert will be given at GTunewald
Hall, under tho management of Professor
C. H. GruEeberg. He will have the assist
ance OF Professor Won Hufiien, the eminent
basso, and of Miss Kate Thayer, Mr.. and
Mira. c. Van Eenthuysen, Mr.. and Miss
Bruenn, and the Misses Gruneberg. The
programme offered is an excellent one, CAL
culated to please the lovers of good vocal
muaic.
centennial entertainment will be given
at st. Patrick's Hall on Wednesday eve
ming under the direction and for the benefit
of the Ladies AID Society of the Sixth Die
trict. The entertainment will be calico
and fancy dress promenade concert, with
music by the Thirteenth Infantry band.
The ladies upon this occasion will wear the
dresses of their grandmothers, and receive
the polite attentions of q score or more of
George Was ashingtons. Refreshments for
modern appetites will be supplied at reason
oh pofo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

(CONTINuED ON EIaHrH PAGB.I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

4 prize fighter understands the value of
his occupation. One telegraphs, IL am
ready to fight you. Put up or shut up.
Mean business"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

Ladies' aud gentlemen's gold and silver
watches of the best make at Seligman's, No.
g. Baronne street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20
Religious.


"The Lesson of Washington's Life will
be the subject Of the discourse at the Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church to-day, at IL
A. NJ, by the pastor, Lev. j. D. Adams.
No evening service, on account of the Bible
Society Anniversary.
The services at Trinity Chapel, on Ram
part street, between Terpsichore and Eu-
terpe, are conducted by Rev. DR.. James
Saul, who will preach this morning. At
four o'clock this afternoon q sermon will be
delivered by Rev. DR.. H. M. Thompson.
At the Church of the Messiah. Rev. Dr.
Spalding will speak this morning on
"Christ, Our Helper" In the evening his
subject will be "Dueling, or the so-called
Code of Honor"
Rev. DR.. w. E. Munsey will preach this
morning at eleven and in the evening at
seven O'Clock, in the St. Charles Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, south corner
Of General Taylor street and St. Charles
avenue. Seats free. Care start from cor
ner of Daronne ard Canal streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-20

The Memphis appeal of the sixth instant
contains long report of an interview
which took place the day before between
this most remarkable woman and one Of
the attaches Of that paper. The report
covers nearly FIVE columns of the appeal, a
large portion being given to questions and
ans wers about the Baecher trial and Vic.
torias connection Herewith. We omit the
greater part of this, and present the ex-
tracts which follow:
, 1876-10-05
nEATNuS. .


McAtlsTER,Monaay, oct. 2, Ross oS.i1' oS,1T'
- belfast, Ireland, papers please copy. ''A'
REDF1ELD-ln Kcnncbank, Mc,, Sent, n ,s-a
ln the Goth year Of his aRc, Charles D. Redd.M =;
plttshefd, Mass.. formerly OF Albany, n. Ys'a J"
1ntermcnt AZ Albany, Oct. Q.
FOX-Oct. 4, At $3.50 q. H., Mss, Thrc.l. r,
beloved wife Of Henry =. Fox, on her g4th binh'
Funeral notice hcroaftcr.
McELL19OTT-On the 4th tiay Of Octohe, ira
Elizabeth Lcahy, wifo Of Patrick McEtljgot ~
81 years. Born In tho Town Of Listowel, CouESy Etg
Funeral will take p1neo on Friday. Oct O. Al IA
o'clock 4. ni., at the corner OF Arcbcf.ty ~ ~
Bontc1d.st FrlcnlB Of tho family aro tcans,ss% IA
10 attend. 1N~<<'
WALKER-Dn tho Sd inst, at Donde. III
Eaton Walker, father Of D. 7. Walker Of iii eiiI
ALFOND-Oct. 4, at the residence Of his b,nth.,,
in-law, A. G. Cleveland, 1176 Madsol.tt. Wilis
Afford, aged "a yeafs aud 0 months, '""'
funaralDct. &, at 1:JO p. m.
W1LL1AM8-IIarry II. Williams, Of Hev Tori.
Sept. 10, OF congestion Of the brain, at tho prrs,
House. 'es'
tH-Ncw York and Brooklyn papers p1e..e eop,,
PIERCE-Oct. Q, at CD Grant. place, in this civ,
n her 6ath year, Mrs. Anna M., wife Of p, i,
Pierce. Of Bcloit
Funeral Of Dcloit, 10 q. u. Friday.
LAkK-The funeral Of Welta g. Lake wifi be 1t.
tended from the house OF h!1 father, D. j, Laft.
IN Like Forest. to-day CTIIursdayl At o'clock
A special car for thu friends OF Tho family Vii,
leave the Wells-st. depot at II o'clock, q. M.
, 1876-10-05

AONAA1CNAh AEaAk1tuN4s
Tho trial OF Hrs. LightIoot Tor insanity on the
petition OF her husband was continued In tho
County Court yesterday afternoon. The time
was taken up with tho hearing o& evidence In
tho Interest Of the petitioner. tho principal wltness
being Dr.. WckeFohnm. who had been hlrcA to
examine tho defendant by her husband. An aJ-
stract OF the Testimony 10 aubjnlned:
Mira. Mary John Smith doposed and sald that shu
had rented rooms Of Mrs. LIghtfoot; had seen her
straight aB Rn AFr0iy, aud do many 0ther thlMEa
which caused hor 20 question her sanity, Wltnasa
thsowng aweeptNUa In hGr hall upon onu occaslut.
and this waa tho only trouble she evts aad with
John Smith testified that hs knew tho defendant
rooms FOR dinnsr, aud tl,n had acted strangely.
made !.er har stand on cnd ets: ana CHARGED sne
treatment VI her was the 1lndcst, aud he thought
lte two aesud d. Il they were newly married. liz
tSnuei Mvysrs knew lie arsontIaut had met her
at une time III !es husbands stofe. whgn slls uc-
ensei hls wife Of being loose character; W aaw
sianayt, for hls wifu was ~ y,ttuon. ~ ths sal.
IT,, s ns.s &C., sd i m
QUE oreaslon, aud told s!rs. j.. tu explanation that
shs W.: Il booking for annthes l.a.hu,.d;
Mrh; lXhsfoot Tucaday, Will! v!ew to testing tho
sonaon ,9 OF st 1na1a TN Ma: yeFy hSsn
hs9 trsstea hue ;voisai,y 's t'at % sssysat It
gtsls sonsd not i!vu ,Abous tho hoase
with hun; that ha had rarshed woman, mud bad
ci.y wlso, witness believed to l chaste, &c. iia
a1amthsa her palse, mud lua"i hcr nluselcs tw!eA.
ny s 81" s. ~ 'Ssqnnl'y ~ ts grp. q
ssns .hs ad Sas j. W. uafai'si IT, 70 nsS w.
stryeanias uuaet her pillow to iniaenes Mr. /. ;
TINT her husband had heea on 1ycr. .trieudly term
, 1876-10-05
TEE CITY-IIALL.

The September payroll Of the Flro Department.
shows total Of Se5, h00-a decrease Of abont
80, GOO from former amounts.
The City Treasurer yesterday sent So, 600 East
to sMttsfy part Of tho delayed payment of 20 por
cent an 1910 certificates. There l,uyo been paid
ont In the city $40, 600 upon certificates Ut 81 GOO
and iett.
The Mayor Inns eatd thnt ho should not mcdtlle
with thl laws governing tho sRlc Of liquor. They,
tho laws, were axcl md sufficient, and needed
only enforcement ut tho hands OF Bnpt. Hickey 10
insure M orderly city 1fard places would bo root
cd out and tic IL o'clock law enforced. Otherwise
t9,cr0 would bu no change.
The monthly report OF deaths In September ehowa
that no prre1ns Gaslc Al1Ieu to this world Of mpc
there were TUa deaths. Which shows IN Increase
age; i'll .naies; AUG tc.M4lcs; . colared psE.ona
~ WIRE sing.e n l5o a,rca tlq tn aslo @ Of
ns u 531s5s, or Ii In l, uo0
Since the orlcr WIS passed. compelling the foreign
Insurance compnnIea dining business III this city to
liz city Trunsury, there have ber,, received l, 7a5
from th!rty.twn companies. Therc ars s1any other
companies whu shonll have pn,d. and who rronts-
s,il| In arrcnrr The Comptroller and tho Law be-
partn,cnt decided ycstcrtlny that but very few
days would eapse lcforc suit would be ca9t.'ence1
against the delaying companies. whnwonld 10 well
tO como up, pay up, and sapo trouble.
a largo number Of performers who have been
riesy SHOW deus In iae West nlvIs!aa Gated upon
.sstrappei," n Iastcl. snd wishal IN dcplor..
bic condition. They had no means OF riaklng
enough MONEY to tae tesess ot h 9t t,1wn
That thcy ~ allowed to pcssesns 70! eao ~ecl; In
the theatre ct 1nn1, named Nandsrbnfg, who ran
eeTeS his sheatsc isee tes one wsss, ana tSsy
wanted to avail themselves OF the olIor ns means
, 1876-10-05
HOMEOPATHIC.

TuE CHICAGO HOMEOPATHIC COLLEGE
having secured tho old Academy Of Desicu
Rui,;ra tla of,c,n1a ,,o1trotcd n r. tha ,,a" ~
~. ae,nIm I" 'yt tn,orosttnr oss sn
appropriate exercises lust night. The nov
rootns arc much better adapted to tho busincss
or Tim cn,Ieec thar tho n,d Tin }uIIfinv Ia
- wv eso '|".. ~ WV ,r,1,,, ~ s - -
cehtrally locateti corner Mleliigaa a'enue ano
Van Hurcn streoth well lighted, ana especially
adapted to the purposes u medical instruction.
Tne cxcrelscs opened Inst night with q prayer
BY tho Roy. Pr: Eyerta, after which tl'e Prest,
dent, Or. j. y. Mi1ShGll. deliycrcd tho inaugural
address upon - Medicine ns Study" Alter
giving TO tho audfeire general review Of nlell-
enc is study, the spsaker, atldressipE tho
etudents especially, called Their attention tnmn,
diatcly to m work before them. ~ remarked '
that the institution iiad pccn Incorporated ufi-
Dc, the statutcs 81 t!e State Of Illinois, aud is
endowed Will all tile rights, powers, and priv
ileges desirable for medseai college, and is o.
ors and degrees Us arc i'sualIy granted W ike
institutions, and give suitable diplomas:" rs
, 1876-10-05
MILWAUKEE,,

hpffadt correspondence ~ IhA IFfchhe.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 3.-lhc Grand COM
nandery of knights Temnlar Of this state l.as
convened III this city. The Grand Body was re-
cGtyed ut the Newhall House by Wisconsin
Com,nanlery, anl escorted to hfasonle Tcnplc,
whcro the session Ia to bo held. Following ara
tho o!liccrs of tl,e brand Cofn1nanaery present
at tls sess!on: Slr C. T. Whi!ford, E. G: G.,
c. T. Chapman, F. Capt.-Gen.; str Rey:
j, T.. Pryor, Grand PEclate, Dolgcytl1o; slr
Fred Hing, t{. 8. W, Lacrosse; Sir G. 7. Uticy,
Z. +, M!!wa4kse; slr John Woedhuli, 9, ses;' s
skinner, q. s., Milwaukee, Thsrs were also
present rast E. 9. Comnanders Il. 1, pailnsr,
sin; Past i. g. G. II. n, Carver, Of Mlnnesota,; !;
Past =. L. G. y. II. Wright; and +. q. G. q.
N. l.. YonEs and John Spcuce. The election
vi olllrcrs occurs tn-nlurroW morning. T..
Following ure the officers elected by the
t;ralll Cnslu.anlcry OF knights TeMpiaf, tls
n,orn!ng: L; y; q. e.. John Y. MooahHll, Voc, ~
waukss, i. &. G., Fred Ring, ,Jr:, Iacsossei Z.
g. Z. &, J.. Watts. lt4sae; ! =; q; tv thn .: KY;
4. Cook, Madison !; Z. q. J. W, W. II. Ford,
, 1876-10-05
THE BRIDGEPORT SMELLS.
TIE ctrlzENs' ASSOCIATION 70 PROSECUTE T1fB
i11NNRnA

Tho Auxiliary Health Committee have sent out
circular to come Of our prominent citizens. nskng
for nccnnary nd IN tho prosecution Of parties
whose names have alrGndy been handed to its at.
tornpy urt 10 furnish tho mems for further opera
ttons There arc now employed an inspector with
two assTesnts and thcru IA need fur ut least Three
more 1lcsl!es tfcec. there arc expenses Of pEo*c-
cntIon md Incidental charges. Voluntary contrib
utors nrc requested TO send tto1r checks 10 James
NJ Ahait banker, corlcf uf Lake nnd Clark streets,
wh0 IA tho Treasurer Of the Auxiliary Coinmlttee,
They tayo inadc tho following appeal, viz.
Ills rso!pssa h. the Auxtlfary Heath Eomnttee to
frrItI!5nE n. alsuEhteri1E csslltshnsnm to either
tfans sss Wifi Will rsiieys our sty Il lis oora
that my prcaGH 20 much aseonlioIt sn1 sckness II
sanitary and hasnesa point of ftew to tho citizens u
ChtchHo. lteFo q NJ Prospect Of aneeeN Hltannt =
iin1e w!to!it a. annlle fun'! Of n1thcy Al Mhn fee
iiesai subscription, ~ '~'''''' ''o " ~'
Tho Mayor Ind talk ycstortlay with several Of
tho men whose business Ia snppuecl to le the
canen Of the Yil1ainnus ateRccs which force them.
sclyes anywhere within radius pf eix OF sevcn
miles from their origin. There has not been
weeks, and The Mayor thiaks thpt Il in due to the
fAct that tho rendering establishments have been
kept In very sanitary conlttun during that Tine.
Soinc uf ahc factories have adopted 1nachlfes FOR
found them very srtistaciory. Other owners asc
Of the opinion that they cnn do rs they want
TO-, but bis llnuo. thinks that there II enough
law fl the. laaa to eampol thu tecteslcs to
shut MP abnte the nutntlceP, and he il detor-
mined that something Will hc 1nc hoon to test the
power III the city to cnntrol mntcrs inA do the cor
poratnn limits. some lMrn havv as much rs Sluo,
200 invested In fcrtltzng establishments. nnu II
secms that rattcr ttIai, rlek that entire nMpnnt,
they would prefer 70 cxpcnd S.0o 0r $500 for Il
etencl.suppFesSlns machine.
, 1876-10-05

students must learn Of nature. Living matter
waa not to be treated "a rock or q stone. Tho
medical matt mus. frst hava the olcments Of n
Tho medical college teaching, which was essen.
mon ss md md not no 'iu IWy.. Tha iIsxtbook aa
recitation plan In vogue In tho primary scl,onls
teaching. rio government Of medical college
should be most tlll,crat. Every mnn should do
what seemed best In Ills own eyes. Tho Doclor
was Justly sovoro on tho Incorporated dlplomn.
e"se .o 'Bs e. Etssa II q s es@es asss
Of mvdleal sclcncc and art, AVID ,potsess that
reasonable amount Of general education ami
culture which would cneblo him TO take ~
onosabe ositcpn N tM9 pGessonh IT, n t1i II
OF tho statement that there aro loo !nnn,y
lectures given IN cur medical colleges, nntl said
that variety was tho cu,,dlnicnt which would
a!l the etudcnte Digestion, Students need not
not attend moro thnn ane-thlrd u tho lectures.
In short, students might grade to any courso
they chohe, and ttlcy would bo tre1ted we'll
while they wero about It. Tho present toachers
ths pupils 30 content: Tho corporation would
live. The Doctor had n word to say in favor Of
the thrCe-yCursf course, and 4 word TO say
nEn!s,et tho annual examinations IN lis oPln-
diplomas In order to asccrtnin what they knew
when 4 cnnac to Tic graduating day, and not
wltnt they knew n year or two ngo.
Tho remainder uf tho Doctors rainarks applied
to tic advantages at Kuah College, tho clinical
tcas!'inQ, tho now hospital, tho professional ,,
stall, the museum. lbrury, otc., ard tho address
closed with most pleasant welcome TO tho
,nemhor4 Of tic class.
=. This exercises were concluded With tic BONO
llctloM.
thus dedicated to tho uses Of Rush College Is
finely and we'll constructed Of brick. and 10 four
, 1876-10-05
FASHION NOVELTIES.


Grand Opening ut a1nndnl UtoH.'
A TRIBUNE reporter pushed Ills way through
tho throng Of ladies yesterday at Mandcl BROTH
crs' store. The establishment was crowded
frou end to end, for II waa opcning-day, mud
openlng-day ut Mauacl's Is tho feature Of the
acason In the upper circles Of Chicago socloty.
Tho reporter clbowed his way nlong to sec tho
stock, apd found display that beggaared tho
Exposition, md suggested, even an Improve.
incnt Oh tho Centennial. Each department wins
decorated with tko fncst 1t could evolve, as
,s,op' prophssy ,sn. Of what might e ne d9no Se
presented the greater eharins for tho hundreds
upon hundreds OF ladies' who called to sec tho
bust material worked into the latcst Of fashions.
There Wis ono TINT attracted great deal of at
tont'on; frozen watef;grccn fa!le, q Rr!s,,
aud loopel at the si1cs with hand of dress ma
terial, ind trimmed with chenille fringe; under
skirt en train, with trimmings OF 6rocadc; cor
saee high with low putEcd ruff, and fronted will,
kilt pleatcd I,olonatso forming an cntiro suit in
ono garment. Tho Improvement In this do.
partment wns gcncrally commented upon, and
hss n9w srrysa Ut s!nndasA ! nearly psrisst!oSn;
was lnagneent. Many Of them wcro !.'
is II! new fur, %A nntarai @ b:asel, b' eh,nehllla,
silver, otter, and other varieties. Long seal;
without sleeves, arc coming In with the cold
weather, nnd were exposed yesterday with flue
elect. ...n
Tbs millinery department presented moro
ti.an ortlInary ATTRACTIONS. There was clapcau
satin aud yeiyct and s,lk Il ti,o same s,,ate'
with hamlsotac wing for fare trimming. TAo
turned un In front and at the sides, and trim.
| med with q wreath Of velvet leaves, with plush
scarf over tho crown, Caslinal-sattn ribbon and
graceful bird at tho bark. Another WIS Of
myrtle green, combined with light bluo feath-
crs Of slludcs to 1natel, and sulphur face trlul'
| wing.
Tic storc was elegantly drosscd, and tho dis
play, FROM tho drcss-farlrs all silks to tho car
pcts and rugs, waa ono Of tho finest ever known
III Chicago. The Messrs. MaMticl regret that &C
many latlies woro deprived Of tho pleasure ol
BcciilE their exposition, and, to afford all all or
! portnnity, have concluded TO continue tho open.
lt1g during to-day, when every arrangement will
be perfect for the accommodation Of guests.
, 1876-10-05
THE '1IOrpEl,.

Fropositlon to stcat March
FcNtivc insect. =" Iha
Sofc'ds Dtspatch 10 Tss 7rtoua4
6rntNoF1ELD, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Tho fo,1,,.,-
received at The Governors ofllrc s,tlav. vi
STATE or MINNESOTA, ExEc,rrtvz n.s
t9sd IT; rATl' Ssnt 90. 1a70.-To IN. fs9IxIEs1,
srKcTED Bin: am tlirccted bv Inv 1tu,inmos-Rf. uims
write and extend to you an tnritaon il a,,tu'1 ~ 10
e stats. S of the 1ovono; of the
on the 45sh dry Of October. The us1s. cna9s. Ssb,,
cd1Sa wsh th9 hoo a. song
ss es shs ssa sao 'San m e. G ~. 81 5s s,s: @
RELATIONS of these pes 70 prevent fat1o iae dtp
tons: It ia hoped you will 10 pleased to aerasa
NJ nj. coqiercncc havo tho honor t1 's lpss,sn
Aeof'ss'e'5 1'u'o' A. COLEMAN MAcr
G0FErunt'a M,
, 1876-10-05
0ZoNlZE0 0X.aARRoW FOR THE Ha,e
by Dnck & RaJner, inakors Of Tho ..afar.snsn,,. w,
nAI3RdAEEN.

BKOW-rETER9EN-OT SEN-in Cons.ss.->.->
ekow. Petersen, 81 this city, and Ms. no;sstsoa Assoa
hhrlh 0lcson, Of Copenhagen. '' "e's'ass
hside's parents, Mt. and Mrs. AleIsnde, q "a tns
Wednesday evenlnR, Oct. q, Mr.. II, Artha, o1lse W
and Mlts Kitty D. 0llccr, both ot ihis s;9 he1ss
cEWEN-WRIGHT-On Oct, 4, Al ~.
1Ierford, Mr.. r. A. hcEwcn ind M,s, '; Mstoo Merooss
Wright. 4' ""sI L.
, 1876-10-05

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arSMa Cm,c|aye c1n>e,i its scssInn .seN ,hs. Tia
Thu nfllcrs Of this Stats % mr. t,,1. TIA forenoon,
and niIan, o,rgani.ed ssato h!l1crsM M Afternoon
ss9o rsfo eSsiy presen g t' sse q g.
were nlopte1, at1d a9" ncrMnnnnt anu and hyt.x,
ELECTED. The Assovation is far Organization ILa
protection of members against iraui,nma uH nmau!ull
clation. " eo~opeEatlvc Ala.
, 1876-10-05
MATRIMONIAL.
oSuDOD-ItAT1lAOANN.

One Of the pIeassutest Affairs thut has happened
In CAcugo for soms tlulo WAS tho marriage last
evening at Ttfnty Epseopal Church, OF Nj. VIII.
lam Kendall Osgoud aud 3itss Mary IlathborHct The
gvoul ~ n sun ai Er, William q. Oss0ol anil tho
bride daughter Ut Mr.. Il. ". llaihbornc, one VI
sAs prominent business men Of Chicago. largu
audience Mllucsae1 tho ceremonies, which wers
performed by The Rev. Edward sullivun. T. Il D..
1ec,or Of Trinity. assisted by lhu Rey. d. r. War
ya. D. D.. Hector of st. Marks, md The Kcv. L.
E.4s DsEsI, Assistant Hector Of Trinity. The brl.
, 1876-10-05
PREMIUM CHkMPAGNES.

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. PHILADELPHIA,
Oct. 4.--rhu Pleasant Valley Wine Company,
oi 1iammondsport. Is esain victorious. As ut
Paris III 1897, nnl at Vienna III 1sr3 10 ut Amer:
leafs Centennial Exhibition. they ure awarded
the first prize und medal for lllelr Great Vest
et1l aud Curte Blanche cl,ampugnes
, 1876-10-05
PAR0nNFD.

wAau,Na7oN. Oct. 4.-Fardon has been is-
sued for james X. Hill, convicted il the United
States Circuit Court oi 1ndiaha, on the 1st Of
last, Of conspirlng to lcfraud tho row.
enie by aiding a,ll abcttlng tho removal Ut dis
titled spirlts, aud sentenced to twn au1 u hnlf
years' Imprisonment, a1Id to pay tne of $500.