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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
By 8. 0ulnault.
BY 8. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF kTlENNR COULON0K. r.
second District Court for the Paxiah Of Orieans-
No. 1854

RYS GUlNAU1T. ucTIONEBR-sATJyR.
~ DA!, Octeotr IA 1876, viii be sold st tveIve
O'Clock u ct the n. rchAnts aod Auctionenrc, ~
cnangt on Royal stTeef, between Canal aud Oua.
ton' ooet etreefs, BY virtue Of ors er from IN
hHnorsh'e the Seo0Dd pias, Court for fhe narsh
Of Ori . dated sugus' TO- 1876 -
J. ItkrS1N LOT OF GhUuED, toRether With
Tn mproven nts there's n. situated In the II m
DktricI Of this city, II the square bounded 6v b..
, H rcrouPa'onl.s, New Live. row p t-rs, aud
Ncrtn mesk stree Q. ne" sun & 81 feet inches
Also. twenty shares, reduc d 10 ntpetoen Of thc
capt. stock Of the CitiseIs Bank q Louisisna an
Viii Is du. $40 ! = ~ w
ASOiHKR LOT OF oR0UND, together With
p! me er,rk buildings and mps ovepenta Thereon.
sltu't In the ssm. CT If tbfe I: t. in ~
square . our. ed ~ south MArke, Delord! P, Tara
ono zen 'ups oulas Q; eeto. des Gnaa % bv Ma a.
nea MI g2t fst1 riches font On .6outh Mark~k
street ~ deDih - 81 20, incheo more ar Ie.a
AND ANtylH h l. n OP 3kOOND fo~.fh~.
WI the b'ict bu di ~ End improve merte 3bern
on situated in the am square, ADJOINING tha
ao"v- descr b lot in she r. or, des,enstod sl,f
U, measu'iRy 81 T ct inches fro { on D.lord
street bs dalth between pai lei line Of 50 feet
incies NO Q or les-. * = Il - = ~
Tern s-t' r the property Arstlv deacrib. d. the
eu cmas = 7. sssum. the IN! men, Of 4 ock nOts
tor 422O wi IN crest pay b e on lie I; at ~
k0vs NIB r, i876, DAY able or rene wsba On the Sr
81 November. 1876 nccOIo { the caartrr Of sa;S
6anE, aud to ssume sil the big ations of : stocs
n"Ger AID T. 9 b.i1 CO lash: Tor the Drone,tv
sesOndl and thirdly stscribed, cash
A. of sale h% A. D DOriocourt notarv
Fuol c, at ht x en- Of the purchaser III, tnxes
s-lO l 27ue6 IA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
sTTg The Laas1ssp q, Hsrsss. =,
Tho San Rraueisco Neses Letter says:

There 10 Q retired teainee, named Long
reading on Q email fam in Alsneds county
who fives for nothing else bot the pleasure
Of being nesr h0rses. He eats his m<als in
the stable, oftentimes passes tho niRAs IN
the same stal! with favorite pony, snd
mics ia answer every time be speaks to her.
Oar informant relates that the most perfect
understanding evidently exists between
Mr.. Long and at least three out of the Eve
horses In his stable. Two are recent addi-
ti0ns, but even in their caees the Same sf.
finity 10 seen in . Lesser degree. #
The training of horses, their obedience.
dOcil!ty and tricks In . circus are no novel
ty; all Of ne have seen horse fire pistol,
stsnd on two legs, waits, lie down with it's
trainer, and perform hundred acts of sa-
patient training and systematic correction.
What Mr.. Long claims is far more astound-
ing. He asserts that, from . lifelong in
timacy with horses, he understands their
speech; he goes further, and declares that
their nasal. gutteral, explodent and unob
strncted sounds have different meaning,
are used by the coalition of the brain and
vocal organs, and that not only do his fa-
vOrito horses understand him, but that
every sound which they utter is perfectly
plain to him When arguing with him that,
though he might comprehend the mean
ing of tho sounds emsnatinR from the
vocal chords Of . horse, yet it was q
patent impossibility for horse to un-
derstand the English language, he replied:
Living, eatir G and sleeping with my horses
has given mo The kn0wled9e possess, and
tho same intimacy has acquired for my
horses the power claim for Them" Here,
turning to slender; light built gray pony,
be said, "Billy. We arc talking Of you; if
yOu understand what ] am saving. turn
your bead round ON tho of side" The
"Billy," he continued, ''tell me your age,
how long You have lived here, and on which
side OF yOu is your friend Vestai' The pony
whlnnied for about two minutes, cOnscu.
lively. and then, being loose in its stall,
tho mare vssta. Nov, !" he continued. .sdo
you and Billy walk down together t. tho
trough and drink, whilo make M your
beds" Vesta snd Billy walked quietly ont
and proceeded straight to the trough.
While they were out, Mr. Long turned
over the straw carefully with fork, and
carr led On N animated conversation with
: roam geldfng abOut fifteen hands high,
VI sts's neighbor on the other aide. The
name Of tn. hotse wae Policy, and after
talking snGfily to him for some minutes,
shout somo fault he h6d cOmmittsd the dav
before he ordered Mr. Policy to lie down
and not - get mp uat0 after Vesta and
Billy had returned. Our Informant saw
bus little in this to prove 1r. Long, claims,
10 many . horse will lie down ct the word
If commaA6;, bus when, without . further
word; Policy srOee and walked out to the
1ater trough SITTER the rstuIn Of the other
NO horses, the subject beeanAs 10 difficult |
If solution aobofora'o2 sale"A IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Second District Court TO- the Parish Of Orle.n.-
No. 3s,t39
ny POF =. EEAD & co. A. H. PONS AuC.
~ !ion.er-Ottie. y. 81 Carcndtl.t street, in
rAi URDAY. Octnb r % 1876 ~ twelve o'cloct n
~ TIE er.hahte dAattlor@est Exchange Rovni
k'weeE Cana Custumhpus- streefe VII r.
q III y puohc auGhin ~ virtue Of an o. der from
M hor. A. L. f'ss"' juoge o. tn. Second Die
tcct Cow t,r tiie a., b oi Or cans dated Nen4 M
bee 10 1884, 'ha pror.rty, is
CT TAIN Lot OF 6KuUND. With al thu
null ,Ines I'D inp,o'.-n t. II er on situA,ed in
NJ. = o. square No b.uor O. b. Burgundy Nm
sh+'n. ka1tarT anu Pn.t stree,-, ~ d measuring.
AM rcan un.ssr ~ i-.J rOit Oh Bu gundv ,
s'leef b> 100 rect Il aep h, b. twesl para lcls q.
PER pan diann nv JusepG Pile n b.. min, n Of
r bru ~ 1885 d posted in the Office Of F,.iix de-
tsirJy first If NJ sroa 1896
Terms-Cash on the spot
Acltf sale efore !. L. wis, ESQ.,, notary pub.
Ic ~ he eNpe sse Of tne purchaeera
se27 G, s IA u 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Tbe m.thet opened with : <.ir inquiry but the
noyemens was checked BY hight supplies Of the
up 100 bales. sfser which parties came together
more Freely, and sddtioaal Transactions were 70.
iSr the day IS noted above, Of 1850 baiss. The Ths
O0efings coneisted mostly Of the medium and
higher grades sales Of which could not Be pressed
VI less at some cOnceesiCns say on the basis Of
l0kc for sverige .middliug AZ the sans line
good staplc kinds, the supply Of which &
figures, and eta st.p'. q fraction oI mo- s,u e
ofdssy cd ss.ss s.ssssy SSss vsiis ~ have
thai &c in some and . full Nc IN otneEA
The dispatches reported Liverpool without
dear.r for lower grades :. with salss q 500
heles, aud arrivals qunl; Manchester ste ady;
Havre dull and te.ding down. nd New Iolk clos
ing qui at net decline of NC spots and i 81
$3.50 in september to Junes AID an advance VI
I-l6d3-32c in Augusts
ESQ se sasr md $500
todsyl. sgains. 1890 last week and 800 the week
Receipts since Friday evening IA 500 bales. EN-.
braeing 3724 frtm oth.r delivery ports (of wh,h
l045 from Mobile and 2679 from Texas }, and TO- 1874
ss pr ss1 aud Ss last
against % 1870 last year incr ase e535.
Thee, The eaPort' have been confined to 1910 bales to
The Exchange telegrsms make the receipts at
all the por to from II n vest rday to IL H. today
Last year, md since Irdsy 4S, SIG bales against
81 o99 sse week and 80 3s6 last year TO, ii sinoe
August 3d. l2 2S2 bales, against 12l Sol no to sun
so,sas. - ''"'-'D''e'
. b1p rts Friday to Monday inclusive) to Great
0Ntln S72i bales, Against 1910 Last week and 1850
last yoAr, and to the c0nti emit 200 bales saaintt
1913 last Neek and mono last year. -,
Stocks 1t all the dt livery ports made up to u NJ
i slS bales, against 1875 lass week and 1877 OBS
The Exchange mains thu ansuns % shipbosrd
noe cared lbefoe TO days expsrts} ls.2H halss, |
Tor Bremen ana ISIS for coast iso ports, leaving
In esses, agreeahiy 10 lts account az IL NJ 1881
bales, emily email part Of which " iua3ly on sae
Il NOON tQ,dAy nladllnG Hss- quoted Is 0alsss-
ol s-1exo, g Mobile ct M0l0k-. ct favanr ali |
y &c. et Cbarlt ston at lOSr, o. Wi,mlL q on II
0hc. at Norfolk 1t lake, ut Baltimore At lo1 q |
lc at New York st IAc, 81 Bostsn at Ike, ct
Memphis At lOa Q md az Augusts at l0t 1lOAc
rLs Exchange reports: 'Saies 5000 bales. Market l
asv.0 1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

TANRi1e MaseA - SVashinreep.
WAsHIN6rON, September 26-At the rifle
match sO-aay she teaDs wore not fully rep.
resented, therefore only individual scores
were Kept. Fenton. Of the Irish team,
@sde 48 but out of possible, 50; Roe, Of the
Americans, made AZ; Slade, of the Aus.
trslian team, made As. These were the
best sh0ts BY the respective teams at sou
ySrdAsa H..E -. p
h'lS' Rsces Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA, September 26--Tbe races
Of the Breeders meeting were postponed
on account Of rain.
r Louisville Jockey Clsb. ~
LOUISVILLE, September 26 First Race
For gentlemens cup, one and Oneeiehth
milo dssh. Thomas Todd. riding Phillis.
won. BEDDING second, Ellie Moore third.
Tme-2 minutes.
Second R0ce-Mile heats, for three wear
olds- i.sRentine won the second and third
hesfs; Brent won the first heat, Time
IA I:46k. 1:46a.. vi
Third hacc-One and . quarter mile
dash. Dead hest between Whisper and
Serge. Mme-2ll, When the heat was
FuD over. Whisper won IN 2:l3
RbxrA Race-FOr two yesr old colts and
nlises, VISA won BY Belle of Mead; Baden
Bser second. Time-l:44A.
Sixth day, Louisville Jockey Club.
First Racc-Fcr beaten horses; purse
$3.50, Of which $50 to second. Mile heats,
Grit won. Pho be Msyf0wer took the frst
heat. Time-l:46, las I:5Oh.
purse Ut $50; dash of one and one.hsif
miles; winners excluded. LinsDore l, Ef-
6e Moore 2. Laura G. 3, Esglet 3 Time
ss4O1&
HtisH Raee-Tbe Gait House stake, for
tares ye.r olds; two mile beats; $50 D. D.;
the 6slt House ia sdd $3.50, Of which $50 |
e aecosd, ana clO0 to third horse Harry |
Hi! won In two siesight heste; LesmiBe |
tonian second, Patrol third. Time-3:4lk.
3:42k
F6srh Race Association purse of $3.50 /
Dash OF one and one-eighth miles. Redman
beat Very Fine in 2:Olai
IenbrOeck against Fellowcraft's four
mile time, to morrow, is attracting great, A.
IGNITION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
Stock on hand Ar on shipboard not cleared. 49, g
Same time Last wear, p q


Receipts proper since asst evening 1898 bales
against l644 I'm Last Tues day and 1859 last year
FOR compar alive totals for the last three dsys
exports and ~. eipts see above report.
TOBACCO The sales 10 day en- sced III hhds
81 aud 1867, m liking IN aggr' gate tOr the past
three days o. 3l4 Linda Tho amount sale is
follows 10. uss s essc; medium to good 's lug.
7asc low lea. sk 0loc; medium ION 5l2c; good
ls9l4e; fine dIs l49lskc selections l60l7c
kouen at lbc for cotton. We continue to quote
By siesn-Cotton to Liverpool -0l7a2d; to New
Rhiladelphia via Rev York. &c.
By ssil-Cotton to Liverpool l6d; to Havre
SUGAR-The receipts to-day comprise % hhds.
The siock 10 small and consists only OF choice,
yellow and white clarlasd AID seconds: g bids
seconds llhc; off whites 1la0llhc, aud white
clarified M ls.c pm;
CITY REFINERY MOLAssRs-Is selling on orders
Ct 4W04sc for common Soc for fair: $50 for prime,
6Oc for choice moAAsaes. and 8O68sc for golden
'' CITY REFINERY suaAR-r. .el,in. On order. in
bbls ct Ike p ID for standard A; lake for cut
loaf &c tor crushs d. powdered apd g anulstsS.
FLOtR-The market 10 dull and uLc sneed,
with good stock on hand OF all grades, excepting
medium grades Of extra which are comp.ra lively
scs, z, and in some sequest N the xbsenee Of
Gus. 100 and Sss vs1e oT
continent. however, on private terms In the
local trade tOls bbls cold comprising Is 81 gle
extra 1T -; 50 low treble ex.ra at 6s; 50 do ut
95 I'M 10 gO0d trs BILE rs IS Is and 50 ~ e5 So
q choice treble &5 TO- $50 and 100 choice treble
e1tr. at IS u.s. 100 do at IS go 50 and 81 do Ut s6;
Is and 70 bbls choice extra ~ .. p bbl Common
i quoted Ut 3D. hne - 2sO3 So superine 80 500
IS single extra -; double extra ~ 2sO4 So low
treble extra ~ 1855 g0oAd0 IS 250s IS chotce
treble extra oe06 So choice family extra % IS
a Is p btl.
corn hRAL-No demand There is fair stock
on hand, held ct 90 40 y Dbl Dealers arc re-
GRiTS- Command o. 80 from &, ct hands on the
landing, end o404 IS in job lots in store p Dbl.
PORK-1he market is duh and unct anged.
Some dealers were purcb Asing in . small w.y Tor
immediate wants OF their trade, and Is nd IS
bbs sold Ct 81 50 p Dbl Dealers are retailing
ut Bic Is p Dbl.
DAY SALT ARAT-Good demand for broken Or
job lots with nome IN first banda and very little
coming in. 1900 he and Gar lssd. spot shouldeis
solo IN nve l0ts 81 7c. and four car lesle, to ar
8ke p b.
BALON-is in light a1pply and clsse rib sides are
scarce. but the demnnd y only IN ajob way. Clear
I'D ssoss Ase moot In inquest. There WoFo Gales Of
u eacke9ee comprising caskA sboul era spot, at
&c; ands do clear rib, spot, It lose; II d. s1ot,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
I 1Z- Il = Y ~ 81 Il p u -t.t
REAL ESTATE AND AovABkRO IN THE MXTA
t .sR aei aDl6TDICr,
sUCCRssIOH OF JACOB yOELKEL, DBCRAsxp.
SesaAa District Court Nr the PArish Of Orlesns-
"st-t s-.A 10. q, $780, f- .a


0xtNA9H - @el04A9ON-W. L 00D00OD,
ID Auceoneee-Omce Ia u Caroudaaet street.
O., MONDAY. october 9. 1876. 1t twelve O'Clock
u. on the premises NJ thu conner Of TchOupitOu
Ia or Levte aud Amelia sifeees In the sixth Dis.
Irici OF tn,s city, BY yistues end IN pursuanco a
~ order Of the BON. A. 4 rssef judge Of the SEC
0nf Dstric Court for che p.Itsh o. OFleaps dai ed
4 p ember 5, 1876. court docket No 30 800 for 40
count oft % suece ssun of JnsdN voeIkei deceased
at public auction. =, n b. coll, ---ci 10 ; =
\ Two VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, toeether
! With he bui dlngs and improveuents thereon
81 uAt in the Alxth bis ret Of this city, n the
. s9 uNro b0updad bys u veo OF Tchou pitos -.
Water, Amelia and Pension streets designs ted ~
lots r. and l6, which adjoia esch other in their
Iesf, ant measu ~ follow, 70 Wit: Lot No. j
nnaSnses % 1teet treat en Leves street 90 feet
zach IN vidtn ID b mar. BY Depth and mont on
for's the cof',e lot Ma is msasures % feel .
nrhes front on Water street 30 feetl inch in width
ip he rear, b, Adepth and front on Amelia etreet
VI - scet ad 76 feet tnehess lines on the otner
SO line mex to lot M is, sud forms the corner of
Amelia al iier street -
Also At the s.me time and place
THk tURNITCkk AID MOVABLE RFFRCTS on
tue I'D emse - per inve tory on fle in the
ctrks once OF the above court
lJetms-a as0 in Unr Ell Ststes TREASURY notes
Sloo to be paid oash OF the spot to hand the hale
Act OF sale before W. u. Psscoe notary. a, the
Pnrchsser's expenae includ ng the tax.s due In
.o.. SCI II "a ocl 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
sy Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF .. D. wRnnovRp

( ny PLAIlDh ). sPkAK, AUUTIONRIl-
: ;os omes So. Is Rayal street. FRIDAY. OctoOer
T. ro.o, ~ iC3O A. N VII be sod At my ONCE, by
n sirtne and n pursuance to N order from tse
non. A L fissot. judge of the second Dastriet
SeMI q the parish Oi 0rlreas dated Septom.
Der q, 1873, for account Of ssid succeSsion-'
SusDkf METROPOLITAN POMCR VRDKR>
l riHte0 snd ] Silser Watch, u Revolver; the
VI. II - ysr inventory. - n - 80
Terms Csah. - -- se16 ~ :,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
FUSNITUkE, STOCKS, ETC.
SUBMISSIONS or MR. AND MRS, THEOPHILR
COLL IN

RN =. GClNAULT, ADGTIONERR-OFF1CR
- ccIler Ike spgi alley and Bienyille street. "
M"NfAi fc'ob.r Z. 1876. viii be sold At II
NJ, a. or0"r # B. on road and PJieur strear
o. virtue Ut an Greer frsm the honorable thr
SecOud Dis ret Court fM the marian ~ 1,rIaan"
dated Sertemb Is 1876 VI oAAo"ns'
! ON L,rr ~ HOUSEHOLD FURNI1 JAR AND
n.iC W, " ~ LIS A so. two shares in the
~ LrirhEST . IONS or bonds Of the citv af
~! Ns" ~ sns OF $50 each, b.alinp Nos SOS and
'S6, "tth pay 81. snce October l. 1875. "AN
TerU st ash.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
FOREIGN.


LONDON, s+p,emoer &c AT the, New
market meeting to-day the Great East+ m
Railway sake ~as won by 1imour. Prince
Arthur second, and Leo Sonteuse third.
The Chinese Ou,rases
A dispatch to the Times from Shanghai
reports that arrapge INT nts have been
res ched on the YuDnace outrage The
terms are unknown, except that compensa-
tian will be made to Margsry's family
EchiDg. . city on the Yam ze river, 100
mics above Chin Kiang, end three other
ports, are opened to fore On commerce.
The convention will be signed shortly.
Tweed Disapproves Of the Arrangements
DlaAe BY secreaary Fish.
Woo, Spain, september 26-The steamer
Franklin arrived here At ten O'clock this
NOR ming. Tweed WA much surprised when
told that the Franklin was to take him to
the United Stairs He hoped ON his al
rival in CARA to be able through the assis'
aDce ard influence IF friends to avoid being
surrendered 70 the American authoritles
He expressed great d'ssppo;ntment At the
the Franklin Mr.. AGee, acting minister If
the United States in the absence Of General
Gushing, went on board and conferred with
her commander regarding the proposed
transfer Of Messrs Tweed and Hunt to the
FraDklin. The intention il to remove the
prisoners from their present quarters to the
steamer this evening.
During their confinement in Csstella Del
Castro Tweed and Hunt were kept in
parate roCms, closely guarded and not al
bowed to communicate with each other.
The Captain General issued strict orders
that NO one should be allowed to speak to
them Mr.. Adee has been warned hat
Tweed might make away with himself
rather than return 10 New York Tn COM
a - e - III - - Anx.vH
ilsffseted to keep him strictly confined and
lSave him NO opportunity TO jump over
b0asl
* IsteYsaslonal Law.
DRGMxN, September 26-The conference
On International law is III progress in this
city. Its discussions on the subject Of free
trade have resuittd in the defeat Of the
RgOteetionists. Resolutions were adopted
proposing the renewal Of present trestirs Ut
conaeece, modified - - to sfford greater
fscilitl1s los the import sDd export trade,
and recommending tho cOnclusiOn OF new
customs treAtieA facilitating commercial in
teFcOnsse, psvtienlaxIys With sRussis and the
UnIted1 6tatDsa9 iron send sge ee-'4
.Hssr1esas = Msrslss.s. |
HAsanE u0spte1 bssxAo - kasrcane IN
..EtcsSe saldsy :. Stesrsqe deyn, No
80 1.szsd teshGsssb 81 lsd~s12Fegc.g -la.s
x9pesAs.r ls.gG-1ssspsSeas sAssiys.
~ Is 4 a.. a. 4
Ths ssaSsHb CITY u 1srids, g. vas
- end fi0lSb kRee. sr'vsA' Ae'gss'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
STEAMSHIPS.
STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
SAnA HkTWKkN BREMEN AND NRW ORLEANS
HAVRB, VIA SOUTHAMPTON Ann HsVAHx NJ
Sh The Sieamships Of the Nsrfh
T6 German Lloyd win run e fol-

From New
HStIassonrg without cabin)S-pt !. About Oo, IS
Tr.re.. '''.............. sept q. About Oct 90
''.''..............Ocl. 10. About Nov 10
her after. VIII % announces
In ne st. ame touch outward at Hsvra and IA
smnto anu On heir home trip 1t Havana and South
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
or r NON Bremen, southampton OF Havre to Havana
os0'n, $50 (gold). SteeraRe, eas (eold,.
Bremen: W southampton, Havre OF
oson, $3.50 (gold). steersge. e4s (sold).
From Rev Orleans to Havana:
Cao'n' sA (goldl Steerge, SIS fro,d
Ger one year free ~A' phAcei cnAdren I'M"
routs tue 1900 pessfvss the right to change tho
'P ss. - ana "a the prces Of passage. " w
Havrs y MMck. t. from B, emer, Soutbamntan or
For rn.t Ns~ .rissns is,u. by the unGarsixnsS.
sel6 ~ f. STOCKMKYRR CO.
NO ~ Union stroAt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

MAKING t0taI u 046S ~ premum no0eo. =
Ne Gales Of securities were reported except At
the Exchange.
No Offers or es1s Of etste confols were made,
ana tho market was quoted nemtnal 1t S81s 059
Under an sc i've demand premium noe cold to
IN unusually large extent. The market open d ct
AA, rose TO 3sk end closea ct shout aH 03t
sg Ainat 81 0olt yesterday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

! PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-It is re
ported here that the schooner Yellow Pine
rom Galveston, which arrived 1T Delawsr
Breakwater tonight, has On board . mum
4 Der Of passeDGers taken from the steame
Liberty: which sailed from Havana Sep
tember II TOR New York. No information
~ .n0 rne.osoc c % 'uo A1oosys os ~
SsaS0 - .uS t;sS. " "01 Ps"ke1" 90
- r o~s o"s ~ th A. or.v NJ tha 1;h.-.v
1910 oao "a -. suo v.:,~l VI .no c A.oe ~
effects Of srposrre. ~ '' wv
| = Ce.e...a., aw.,s..
Tba ;u,,,es h.va n,,ae he,v.s, lam and
1900 -S;.. -uS ~ . ~ ~ 49, -. -
| rr;cSt ''~ "
-. u.,s.,., C..r....
! p,.r...,,c,. f.- r,.. n..r..., C..,...,..
"a ~ hsiS hors an ~. ,n;-1 fo.-er ~. III TX
a. Oot%she. ~ ...~..;.,. :.H;A ~.s az
Ana = isrsa sftscSsscs r. ssrtsi~' III.
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speak on the fourth, and George 8 Coo, Of
New York, on tho nth. 80
ne New Cu,ea~heu,e N nas~-aa..i /,
Mrupu,s sontemher d. -C3rouua .ec- m
bniIdino If the cn.tcmhonsa e I.-n ~
wa broken to.dsv. unasr. the snnerv;G1.
Of MI. COchrane, government architect.
--Z-.- Marise Disasters.
/ HALIFAX, September 26.-The schooner
Blooming Bill waet0tall y Wrec had, and the
schooner Three Brothers burned to the
wstef's edge. ~, :,
Karthquake.
+ Sr. I,ou1s. Sentemher d -s.vsr., .ho.l.
of ear, hnnaie rere feit he,wssr t..,s ..o "a
two o,clHck Nondsv morninc Il Sonth.rr
Illinois. - - = - : =
The Ms'.sses. S.'k = Rssser'. :.
ST. PAUL, september 26-The dead
MOTT held oaDk ro63ers are Charlie Pitts,
Bill Chadwick and Glen. Miller The Dris-
Oners are Colonel E. Younger and Al. Cas-
ter. The Last 10 noted Texan desperate.
Cr'qoe. Msnet.
Wood hnrv. assistsnt snro enn - -. n -.
raor Tr.:,. Asn,rr, -. $3.50. w NJ
fatally, over the head BY patient while
playing crOQuet. The weapon used was =
crO0uet maliet ~"F 'i.F M
~. n.-.. n,
The ninth apuus, meeting Of thu Amar;-
can Academy of DENIAL Science va. hsld
yesterday. br. d. N. Parker was re- elected
president; " e u Tucker, vice president;
DR.. George T. Moffat. corresponding score
'-'' - ~o'' '10esuA0s'
The wreekeA nlsrimar.
BALTIMORE september 26-Five OF the
Blk survivors OF the crew of the steamship
Rebecca Clyde. wrecked near Ocracotte
uIa% Meek O.,oI;,. $1,000 ~
~ Cuousy, ooPSom.
oeI - nSvs rvecneo Oa!lmore. VIE: 4
Solomon whitley, Oil0r: William Eng
ieh, Seaman; John Buckley and Robert M
Given 6ramen And Pafr;cR H.In;r .o.I
~ -. ps:.s topping CVe
?eesoh III sEo o1uAsoo ana some crippled.
Prohaballsaee. 80. !
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v..,..... UMoS Cnief Slenal o%cefs 7 /
-.1ssen' .o1 - "~-GO Z. I'D 1
FOR tho Weeten gulf 6teeeo. north and east
IindS, rising tar0Weter, eOlder clear and unFfiv
louAy weather. with occasional rains.
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"AsE.o News'
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