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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-15

The best protection for q man now is in
uocence.
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james A. Brennan, late collector for this
Office, is no longer in our employ, and his
receipts will not be recognized from this
date. Authorised collectors will be fur
nisbed with special written authority,
signed BY the president or manager.
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do exactly the same thing. The only diff
ference ID, the one did what he did openly
and with strong hand, the others fur
lively and in the dark.
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PHILIP WERLEIN.
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NOS IS, SO. 81 and 30 Baronpe Street.
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an es.ast STOCK the best pianos, lowest prices
N" no.esele agent for the unequaled Estey and
None but good reliable sna dnr.h,. .,.
sna every instrument fully warranted '' A'P''
exchanged Aop~aHoo, renteo OF
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DISCOVERIES
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
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HERE GOES!
FURNITURE
CHEAPER THAN AT AUCTION.
People in general got disguised at this selling
out at auction business every spring. therefore the
general grand rush to the old reliable Cheap
Cash Furniture House Of
JOSEPH b. HUBBARD.
Corner of Rampant and Perdido streets.
CONTINUES.
To close cut. lot Of PARLoR SUITS of different
styles. at cost.
MAHOGANY, OAK and ROSEWOOD BEDROOM
SUITS at any price.
WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS in latest STYLES
very cheap
DININGROOM SUITS in OAK a,d WALNUT At
extremely low prices.
Az carry neither bankrupt nor crooked stock,
but buy strictly for cash. am enabled to under.
sell any similar est sblishment.
LIBRARY, HALL and OFFICE FURNITURE
cheap.
Also. a variety Of GOOD, PLAIN. SUBSTANTIAL
for Changers and Country Dealars.
very low.
LooKIsGGLAssEs. MATTRESSES, SPRINGS
FEATHERS. etc., Ill cheap at
JOSEPH B. HUBBARD'S.
NO. 111 Rampant street, corner Perdide.
Nos. 81, SO. 50. 90 and % Perdide street.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Your reporter was shown yesterday the
greatest bug ever caught in Chesterfield.
He was captured by youth to fortune and
to fame unknown in the suburbs, and was
exhibited by his captor with considerable
pride to everybody he met. This bug was
about two and half inches long, about an
inch and quarter across the back, and
about three quarters Of an inch thick. He
was caught on Saturday, and after strug-
Cling for two days and a half to loosen him
self from the manacles formed by line
Of No. 30 spool-thread expired IN
disgust. He had shell as hard as crabs,
and pair of crawfsh claws affixed to his
forehead, set fore and aft, instead OF square
across. The sayans and bugoiogists OF the
city, after close and profound consultation
decided it to be OF the species b,tgatsts pecas.
lidratus. ~
A sage old darky exclaimed: No,
'taint, nutber. You can't fool me W1d any
such. French talk as dat. IT'S king 3uney-
bug, dat what tits. You see Juney-bugs
has der king all de same as bumbler-oees mas
der queen. Now, de reason whar make
me say dis is de king Juney-bug
is because dis bug is black streaked
wild cur dog yaller, and dem is de ryal
eolors OF de Juneysbug In general, and dis
tinctify de king bug from de common green,
everyday Juney-bug. This would have
satisfied the ordinary masses but for the ap-
pearance OF SON OF Erin who upset all
calculations by the explanation: "Oh,
bedad, am don't ,Yez know what that is.
Why, gintlemen, that's q Tipperary chinch.
and over there we niver slape wild any COM
fort at all unless we. have at laste fifty or
sixty iv Fem In bed wild U.s." The meeting
stood adjourned. (; .t5 ESQ, Z Il -. 81
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, July Is, 1876, compiled from sections,
returns received at the Office OF the Board
Of Health:
Cause of Death: Apoplexy, 2 white; cho-
lera-infantum, white, 5 colored: conges-
ton OF brain, 8 white, colored; consump-
ton, s white; convulsions infantile), l
white, 1 colored; debility, white, col
ored; diarrhea, white, colored; diph-
liberia, 1 colored; dropsy, colored; dysen-
terry, 5 colored; fever (child-bed), colored ;
fever (continued), colored; fever (typhoid),
white; fall from wall, white; heart
disease, 5 white; infanticide, colored; in.
| fantile iockjaw, colored; inflammation OIL
bowels,>1 white: Inflammation. Of brain,
white. 1 colored !. marasmus, 2 white, j col.
Fored; meningitis, . white, 8 eolored;; OLD
age, white, roIoreds peritenitis, ] white
poisoned, I4coloredt rheumatismJ l. color
ed; softening Of brain, 1 white; splna 6ltl-
da, colored; sunstroke, 6 white, Color
ed; teething, / white, 2 eo!ored UNKNOWN
colored; whooping-cough, l white, COZ
ored Whole number Of deaths In the city,
exclusive of still-births, 49, Sta4-6'rthS
White males l, white females l, colored
males, 1, colored females, total, 4. Sea
Males, a white, 16 colored-total, 40; fe-
males, 21.white, 1S colored-total, 80. Age:
One day to thirty, 2 colored; one month to
six, white, colored-total, 10; SIX months
to twelve, white, colored-total, Z; one
year to three, white, 7 colored-total, l6
three years to five, 2 colored; five years to
ten, colored; ten years to twenty, white,
/ colored- total, 2; twenty years to thirty,
white; thirty years to forty, 5 white, I
colored-total, 6; forty years to fifty, G
white, colored-total, Z; fifty years to
sixty, Q white, 8 colored-total, II; sixty
years to seventy, white, colored-total, ],
3; seventy years to eighty, white, 8 col
ored-total, 6; eighty years to ninety, ]
colored: ninety years to one hundred, !
white. Condition: Single, % white, % col
ored-total, As; married, ID white, 6 color
ed-total, 81; widowers, white, color.
ed-total, 7; widows, 2 white, 9 colored-
total, 4; unknown, 2 white. Nativity: Rich
mond, 49,; other parts of United States,
"a; England, L; Germany L; Ireland, 5;
Spain, /; Scotland, 3; Wales, 1; unknown,
1. Locality: City at large, white; Mar
shall Ward, white, colored-total, 8;
Jefferson Ward, 10 white, 8 colored-total,
1S; Madison Ward, white; Monroe Ward,
white, s colored-total, Is; Clay Ward,
white, 4 colored-total, 10; Jackson Ward,
white, 13 colored-total, IA; almshouse,
white, colored-total, 5. By iohons Cert,
fed: Regular practitioners, 40 white, "a
colored-total, 68; irregular practitioners, I
white; Coroner, white, colored-total,
8; Board Of Health, white, colored-to-
| tai, 8.
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A USEFUL PARAGRAPu.-There are many
persons who are not aware OF the location
Of the various call-stations for the city am
bulance, and as the ambulance is 80 often
needed during this warm weather they are
published for the information OF all OF our
readers. When call is made, this ambu-
lance, with physician and necessary appli-
ances for the relief of INDECENT persons, sick
or injured, upon the streets, responds at
once. The following are the stations: Office
Chief of Police; First police-station; Sec
ond police-station; Third police-station; Au-
tomato Telegraph Company, 1910 east Main
street; Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad depot,
corner Seventeenth and Broad streets; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, corner Eighth and Broad streets;
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, corner
Eighth and Byrd streets; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, Rockets; Leroy j.
Grant & Co., No. 16 north Nineteenth street;
Metropolitan Iron-W orks, Seventh street be-
tween Cary and Canal streets; e. c. Wolfs
saloon, 900 east Broad street; Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad; Rich
mond and Danville railroad; Lawrence Lot
tier, corner Nineteenth and Franklin streets.
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SAD DEATH WHILE ADMINISTERING TO A
SICK FRIEND.-Y afternoon about
2 O'Clock a colored woman named Anna
Coleman, subject to apoplectic fits, fell upon
I the steps Of Mr.. James Leigh Jones in tit.
Two ladies came across the street to render
what assistance they could, and called for
water. Harriet Smith, a colored servant OF
Mr.. Jones, came out with bucket Of water
and commenced to -bathe Anna Coleman's
head. One Of the ladies, knowing that
Harriet suffered with her heart, told her to
60 in and sit down. She did so, but was
soon taken with something like q spasm,
and in half an hour she was corpse. AS
soon as she was taken, DR.. Jeter, at the
College, was sent for, as well as Drs. Mon
cure and Levy, but they could render her
no assistance.
Anna Coleman was removed on stretchel
to the Medical College, and was doing well
at last accounts.
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Dover BAprrsT AssocrATTon.
Ninety.tlsir,ii q, Session 4 :

This body, which represents forty-seVen
churches and membership OF over seUer
thousand, assembled at Glen Allen church,
Henrico county, yesterday at IL o'clock.
There was q large congregation present,
the churches generally were represented by
delegates, and the meeting was an exceed.
Ilingly pleasant one.
| The Moderator Of the past session, Rev.
DIR. j. r. Garliek, called the body to order
The Introductory sermon was preached
by Rev. DIR. William e. Hatcher from L
Corinthians, ILL.,, 3, to large and deeply-in.
terested congregation. ~ ~ !. ssss. !.
t The letters from the churches were read
| and indicated healthful and hopeful cen.
dition of things. Two new churches-Sa'
maria, in Charles City county,. and Mount
| Vernon. in Henrico ceunty-were received
into the Association, the Moderator giving
the right hand OF fellowship to the dele,
gates. : ,-.. ytss-iij* 90
The following officers were unanimously
elected: Moderator, James B. Winston
ESQ.,; Clerk, Rev. j. William Jones; Trea
surer, J. F. Cottrell, Esq. ~
The regular routine Of business was had
and the usual committees appointed.
Among the "visiting brethren" present
were Rev. T. S. Dunaway, Of Fredericks
burg; Rev. J. O. Kirk, Rev. o. .Ellyson, o.
the AppomattoX Association, and Mr.. Isaac
Winston, Of the Middle District Associa
tion. 81 .5!ssf;9.s!T,e..> T,
At the suggestion Of DIR. Hatcher the AS
sociation united in special praye- for Rev
A. Fl. Sands, the pastor Of Glen Allen church
who is detained from the meeting by ex
treme sickness, Rev. DR.. Garlick leading
in the exercises. =, .,r
The afternoon session was consumed in {
discussion of the subject Of Home Mission!
| by Revs. E. W. Warren, George T. VII
liams. W. w. Webb, J. William Jones, ant
I W. E. Hatcher.
The Association adopted strong resolu
tions in favor of sustaining the Home Mis-
sion Board of the Southern Baptist Conyen
ton.
During the recess yesterday the delegate
and visitors were most sumptuously fed b.
the Glen Allen people, and they are mos
Hospitality entertained in the homes OF th'
community.
The programme for to-day is an interest
ing one. The morning will be occupied b.
the consideration Of State Missions and
sermon by DR.. E. W. Warren, and the al
ternoon by addresses on education and
sermon by Rev. T. S. Dunaway.
The special train which leaves Broad
Street depot at O'Clock this morning will
carry large number of ladies and gentle
men, who will find this rare opportunity o
spending pleasant day in the country.
The church is only one hundred yard
from the railroad crossing.
i
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!. LOCAL MATTERS.

j. THE GRAND RALLY To=NIGHT. Arrange-
ments are being rapidly completed to make
the grand TiIden and Hendricks rally to be
held tonight by the City Central Commit
tee, under the auspices Of the K. X. KS,
an unprecedented success. The meeting
will be held on the old City Hall lot from
the stand erected by the Republicans, which
will be enlarged to suit the demands OF the
occasion, and win be profusely decorated.
Tho meeting will be called to order by B.
C. Gray, Esq, president Of the Central
Committee, who will introduce as chairman
Judge John A. Meredith, as nm earnest Of
the handsome and able manner In which he
represented us in the st. Louis Convention.
The chairman will then introduce the con-
gressionai speakers-Me Sparks, of. Illi-
nois; Blackburn, of Kentucky; and Levy,
Of Louisiana. They will be followed by
Governor Walker, Hon.. A. NJ. Kelley,
George D. Wise, Esq, and other local
speakers.
The congressional! speakers will arrive on
the ] O'Clock train to-day, and will be re-
ceived by the X. K. X. reception committee,
and taken to the Exchange, where quarters
have been secured for them.,
The Club procession starts from the cor
ner Of Ninth and Main at o'clock 2: NJ
sharp, and all citizens are invited to join.
Let every true Conservative turn out and
join in the grand rally for Tilden and Re,
form.
In case Of inclement weather the Theatre
has been engaged, and the meeting will be
held there. The congressional visitors viii
be the guests Of the K. X. K. The mem
bers of that organization will meet to-day al
81 O'Clock p. NJ. at the stand to complete
decorations. The stand will be illuminated
with handsome gas-iet.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.-Yesterday morn
ing about 1O:47 O'Clock a man named Rat
ferty was taken suddenly i'll with spasms,
and fell on Main street just below Four
teenth. He was taken to the First station.
house, and the city ambulance telegraphed
Tor. In the mean time DR.. Charles Macgill
was called in. The city ambulance arrived
in about ten minutes in charge Of Drs. Bry-
ant and James. The three physicians pre-
scribed for their patient; after which ne
was taken home.
At $50 O'Clock last evening the ambu-
lance was signalled from the Third police
station, and carried q white man, whose
name could not be ascertained, to the city
almshouse. He was taken sick at the cor
ner of Broad and Henry streets.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, TUES
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the mat
ter OF R. w. Williamson. The order en-
tered 18th November, 1915, requiring Elicit
Wilson to show cause why the real estate
purchased by him should not be resold, was
enlarged until September 5th next. ~
In the case OF Charles III. Pyle. The
debtor was ordered to show cause On the
9Th August next why he should not be de
clared bankrupt, and the marshal was or.
dered to seize and take possession OF his
property in the city Of Petersburg.
In the matter Of George A. Noting. The
bankrupt having applied for an exemption,
and certain creditors having resisted, the
creditors were given permission to identify
the goods of the bankrupt purchased OF
them and not paid for, and the assignee was
directed to report the result to the Court.
!, In the matters OF e. j. Stevens and r. B.
W. Beattie. Orders entered appointing as
signees. I-r3-1 tt-ks = .s.-'.s;zs2,t
The order entered July 13, 1876, was set
aside and annulled, and the. bankrupt al
lowed until the I'd October next to file his
answer to the rule against him made June
Goth last. .5s 80
In the matter Of Parham Il Robertson Us.
John w, Mackassy. The defendant was
adiudicated bankrupt and the creditors
were ordered to convene before Register
Forbes, to whom the cause was referred, on
the Sd August next, TO consider q proposi-
tion for composition, to be submitted BY the
bankrupt. -, =, {
In the case Of Richard "a. Barrow. The
bankrupt and bis assignee were ordered TO
show cause on the eth September next why
the order entered June is, 1878, should not
be revoked and the amo ount thereby exempt
ed to the bankrupt be paid to the lien-eredi-
tors. ~ .ffs -Sjs
In the matter OF Thomas q. Leigh. The
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Jnstice
Joseph j. White presiding continued
case Of A. N. Newell, charged with getting
money under false pretences from l.. j..
Bossieux, was called. Mr.. John s. Wise,
counsel for the accused, waived an exalnina-
tion, and Newell was sent on to the Hust-
ings Court, and bailed in the sum Of $500
for his appearance. Mr.. Bossieux was will
ing to withdraw the warrant, but the Justice
had no power to permit it, as Mr. Newell is
charged with felony. ,r >.
William and Henry Garrett, charged with
trespass, were ordered to be locked up in
the station-house until O'clock. -.
Henry Bailey was fined two dollars for
being drunk and disorderly.
Several parties were examined and dis
charged. ,en. ~,
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EXCELSIOR CLUB RALLY.-As will be seen
by an advertisement published elsewhere,
the members of the gallant Excelsior Club
are called to meet at their rooms on Broad
street tonight at O'Clock, where they will
be joined by the members Of the K. X. 4.
the grand ratification meeting. The Club
the campaign with great enthusiasm, and
commence the fight tonight in earnest.
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)! Death of Mrs. Bapd. Judge Clopton's
mother-in-l law, Mrs. Baird, died at her resi-
dence, on Twelfth street, yesterday morn
ing about o'clock. Consequently there
was no session Of the Hastings Court yester-
day, Her funeral viii take place this morn
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Bridge Commissioners Elected. Man-
chester has been for some time without
bridge commissioners, owing to the death
OF some Of them and the removal OF others.
The Council lately elected the following
gentlemen6to that position on the part Of
the city Judge William I. Clopton, G. c..
McRae, John c. Batchellor, S. Brooks, and
William r. Weisiger. ;. 4 81
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John Adleson, q resident Of New York,
| leaped into the river ct Weehawken on
Sunday. A rope was thrown to him, but
he refused to take hold OF it, and was going
down for the second time when two men in
u boat seized him. He resisted their attempt
to rescue him, and it was only after great
difficulty that he was safely landed on shore.
| The reason he assigned for his attempt was
that he was out Of employment and prefer
red death to starvation.
| Archibald Henderson, once a prominent
| tea broker in New York, but who failed in
| business and committed number Of forge
ries and decamped, died recently in Havana
OF yellow-fever. In a letter written shortly
before his death Henderson described him
self us subsisting on herring and plantain
q day, with no place to sleep save that
which the occasional charity Of an acquaint-
ance obtained for him.
An international education conference
met in Philadelphia Monday. A large num-
Der Of distinguished educators were present.
Addresses were made by DR.. W: T. Harris,
of st. Louis; DIR. Damatta, OF Brazil; Hon.
j. e. Hodgins, OF Canada; John Hancock,
OF Cincinnati; Hon. C. b. Hitchcock, of Ha-
waii; and DR.. Murray, OF Japan.
W. S. Booth and e. W. Robertson, Of
East Baton Rouge, La, have been taken to
New Orleans by deputy United States
marshal, having been arrested on an indict-
ment for conspiracy to prevent Parish Judge
Davis from exercising the duties OF bis
Office. 49,
The summer meeting Of the Gettysburg
Pa.) Trotting Association will be held on
the Fair Grounds, at Gettysburg, on Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday, July 25th,
26th, and eth. The premiums amount to
$2,10O. Sixty-three horses have already
been entered for the races.
Brevet Brigadier.Genefal Osborn Cross,
United States army, died in New York on
Saturday last. / General Cross was native
OF Maryland and graduate OF the West
Point Military Academy.
The Chicago Times remarks that man
never knows how many warm friends he
has until the thermometer stands at $50 in
the shade. .: .ass.Ie<.1 .s1.
Magill Monsens was shot and instantly
killed near New Orleans, La, Sunday, by
Alexander Jones. Cause, row among their
children. Il j : ss5ss 15,fs f.lz ~
I The Wilmington Journal says tliat North
Carolina hay is beginning to compete with
the northern product. The quality is stated
as excellent. ,.ap, .@s >
Adyices from msouthern Minnesota indicate
that this years. crop OF locusts has taken to
itself wings and fed away in o northeasteriy
direction.
s Over thirty thousand persons are engaged
in the cultivation OF rice in Louisiana, and
the annual business amounts to si0, ,00Q, 600.
A Florida man raised 300 bushels Of cu-
cumbers, and sending them to New York
early, made $4,000. s';'.ss iS''f5s e
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Disturbing Religious Services.

Messrs Editors: Perhaps it has not oc-
Cured to those who appoint political meet
ings to be held on the old City Hall lot so
often on Wednesday evening that they vir-
tually break up three congregations-yiz.,
the Broad-Street Methodist, DR.. Preston's,
and the First Baptist, as it is wellnigh i'm
possible to conduct services audibly In these
churches at such time.
Could not Thursday night be selected in
future for these demonstrations?
CONSERVATIVE.
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SINGING CLUB ORGANIZED. number OF
young men in the eastern portion OF this
city on Friday night last organized sing
Ing club by the name of "Clay-Street Sex
tette," which consists Of the following mem
bers: John Walsh, leader: j. Lewis and 6.
Crump, tenors; W. Dupree, baritone; c.
Butler and D. Booker, bassos. They are
now practicing several pieces, and hope at
no distant date to be able to give an enter
tainment at some public place.