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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT
--Giyen by the
LOUISIANA DRAMATIC CLUB
UNION FRANCAISE

On SATURDAY NIGHT. May AZ, there will be
at the French Opera House. . performance gra-
,iously offered by the Louisiana Dramatic Club
OF ths city, for the bepoft OF that charitable In
stitution known as tho Union Franchise; On
that occasion two amusing vaudevillee will be
played between which musical sntef( (sinmen'
viii DO given. In which will appear Professor
Van Hpflen. Mrs. Comes and several distin.
guished amateurs, under the direction OF Mr.
Tonlenpn This French Association has been
inati Nd for the sole purpose Of finding EN-
ployAlknt for poor people. either in the city or
IN the country. and thus fnr has done All I'M
will attend will not only enjoy a 1ne attraction.
but will aso assist said society In their charita-
hla and humane work Tickets will bo found nj
Mr. Flies store ibi Canal street, and at Hebert
4 Co. 80 Chartres street. corner Bienville.
Reserved seats uan obtained al the box Office
Of the Opera House, on Friday and Saturday
rom y n. m. to B. y, m. my2h ~
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for the purpose Of electing successor
to Fitzhugh. he having failed TO succeed.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

We hear that the cook at the Grand Hotel Of
Point Clear has graduated In the art. He Is q
Captain Cook" for making discoveries In his
line.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

II you are in quest Of good fishing and fine
sport secure rooms at the Grand Hotel at Point
Clear.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

The best surf-bathing In the South Il at Point
Clear. The best hotel In the Grand Hotel o.
Point Clear. That's clear.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear. Alabama. will
be open to boarders on June l. with vast ac
commodations. fine surf bathing and all the
delacies Of the season.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

The Grand Hotel at Point Clear Is managed
by Henry G. Baldwin 4 Co.. and they can keep
! hotel"
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

N NHW VWVENNHf NNF"t
EptroR DEMecNArAIn your evening edition
aof yesterday your Washington dispatches as
reported. cay that upon the Testimony of one
Ferguson The name Of WILLIAM SWAN ap-
pears on TIE ray roll n The Uustomhouse
II that name Of william Swan mentioned In
The dispatch be meant for mo. pronounce the
statement rs an uumtigaied falsehood and the
man who made the statement as a being devoid
II honor OF principle, ~ ] have never sought
NOT asked. politically Or otherwise, to be paeed
on The pay rolls Of the Custombouse aud have
meyer rupaisednny pay OF emoluments from any
politicai bafty that ever existed for the purpose
of u6ntrblInR my opinions.
WILLIAM SWAN.
my2s it2ps Corner Marigpy and Old beyee.
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A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONE WEEK ONLY.

EM# VNE WEEh ONils
Conmcnctng Monday. May IT.
FIRST appearance ID the United States Of the
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE.
senOrita LUCIA zARATE, the Mexican
l.lllputian,
Twelve years Of age, twenty inches high, and
weighs ilve pounds. Tom Thumb Is giant
compared to her.
This wonderful young lady Il on her way to the
Centennial, after, which she will appsar In
New York. London Paris. Berlin. vienna n
exhibited In this city. ut the Academy Of
Music giving TWO DAILY EXHIBITIONS.
from 10 a. IN. TO II m, and from 3 TO 6p- m.
Scale OF Admission SOC: children 2sc.
Box Office open from .. m. TO y. M my2i
rINIvoLI VARIETIES.
~ Chartres street. near Bienvile.
CHAS, MONTAlDO. .froprietoT
JNO. RAYNOR............... Stage Director.
Extraordinary cngagement of the MASONS.
the Little Midget ~ Sxs and dances. '
Admission IA III fe22 3m
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surance Company. annual election FOR Di
sectors OF this Company was held on Monday
April n. is7s The following gentlemen cen
Htitu1nkhe Board of Directors.
4 ca MABhB CilAFFE. A. THOMPSON.
ALA MARKS. II. N. PAYNE
n, !. VOBE. JOHN II. PIKE.
JOHN I. ADAMS. ANDREW PATTON.
sT. q. HERNDoN. W. D. SCHMIDT.
JAMES l. DAY. JOHN n. GROVES.
/. W. STONE, T. II. BRIGGS.
John HENDERSON, H. A. TYLER.
u. Il. NEWMAN. y. II. WALsHE.
u n, FAIRCHfLD. J. j. CAMORs.
II. W. OGDEN, HENRY ABRAHAM.
Al the annual meeting Of the Board of Direct
ere. held Tuesday. May =. the following officers
were elected Tor the ensuing year:
SAMUEL, MANNING TODD. President.
r. W. OGDEN. Vice President
ANDREW PATTON. Second Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
myii Inn Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

The Grand Hotel st Point Clear rears lts
breeze wooing front imrhediately facing the
Gulf Go there
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MR. ID. A. HARRIS. Of 2o1 Rousseau street,
deeires 10 buy a
DmlFT wOOD RAFT.
TO contain about Doo srords. 10 be delivered On
his plaec u 5ke pssfah Of lberville.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

The remmittrrs appointed for the p'r-
pose Of assisting the Congressional Committee
ei Investigation have opened rooms over the
Cotton Exchange. tel 0ravier street Members
Of the committees and the Secretary will be IN
constant attendance between the hours of ~ m
and 4 o'clock y. m, every day, 20 receive any
Information regarding the Federal offices OF the
New OrIeans Cuatomhouse
By order of Committee
myn II PHILIP pOwER. JR.. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-25

Layesche died this afternoon about a
quarter after O'Clock.
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Ghe 8ulletin.
n,uOCRavvC C0NGREsSlONAL
CONVENTION.

4 convention of the Democrats OF the
Eighteenth Congressional district OF I'M
uois. is hereby called to meet in the Athe-
rsur. a, Cairo. on Tuesday, the LIST day OF
August, 1876, st / o'clock, p. N LOT Tue
purpose of nominating candidate for con-
oress. and Tor thu transaction Of such other
business as may properly be transacted oF
.aid convention.
The Democrats of the several counties oil
the district are hereby requested to appoint
delegates to said convention on the follow
ing basis: One delegate for each one hun
dred votes and the fraction of one hundred
votes more than fifty. cast for Hon. "m'
Hartzel, at the election held in November,
| 1874. a. follows, TO wit
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of the Democrats
of the Fifteenth Senatorial district, for the
nomination of a candidate for Senator and
two candidates Tor the house Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, will be held in Masonic hall,
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The Democrats of the several counties
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the basis of one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Hon. VIM. Hartzell,
in the said counties, at the election held in
November, 1874, and one delegate for every
fraction of one hundred votes more than
fifty, as follows:
Alexander ,................... deiegates'
jackson. ...... .....l6 delegates
Union .....................l o delegates
The Democrats Of the sbOve-named coun'
ties are hereby requested to appoint dele
gates to the convention in accordance with
| the terms Of this call
JoNEsBoRO, July 3, 1876.
Il. +. BOUTON,
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Committee.
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GEORGETOWN.

ARRESTED on CHARGE OF MURDER a.
Last night Sergeant TruDpell, of the Metro
polltan police force, arrested at the canal
VIM. Mcbride, white man, on the charge
OF numbering man named Jacob Allanderr
at the Seven locks, In Montgomery county,
Md, several weeks ago. Toe homicide was
struck, and Mcbride claims that he was
acting In self defence he fs held for q re-
QUESTION from the Maryland authorities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, q white
years, while playing at the corner OF Con-
gress and Sto1dard streets, accidentally
broke bis right leg just above the knee. He
snd WseI 'ds
sistance was rendered by DIR. Peter.
LAMP ExPLosION.-A coal oil lamp In the
bowling saloon Of Charles Lncas m High
lr st night, and set dre TO the surrounding
woodwork. The flames were extinguished
by the police; damage slight.
A BRIDGE NERDED.-The necessity of q
bridge over the canal at Market space, be-
comes every day more apparent. By their
charter the canal company is required to
keep bridges at every street; but I'm this in-
has no rights which the canal company Is
bound to respect.
GRAIN TRADE-4 800 bushels OF wheat, to
arrive, were offered on Change this morn
ing, but no sales were reported.
COAL TRADE.-A dearth OF schoOuers again
retards the coal trade, and the fyures show q
slight decrease from those OF last weak. The
receipts were IL ,53S tous, and the shipments
11.2N tons, as follows: Consolidation Coal
Company-receIpts, 4,166; shipments, 1901.
Maryland Coal Company-receipts, 2,6i0;
shipments, 2,6fO. New Central Company
receipts, .s36; shipments, 1 $40. aud Borden
Mining Company-receipts,3, 696; shipments,
1886.
CATTLE MARKET - Reported by j. ii.
KeDgla Co 1.-The market al Drovers' Rest
was brisk. We quote 2i6 head of cattle Of
fering, all OF which sold from 3 to 81 cts. per
pound; 900 sheep and lambs sold as follows:
Old sheep from to AZ cts per pound; lambs,
SO 10 81 25 per head; 80 stock sheep offered ,
20 Of which sold at 80 50 per head; 20 cows
and calves sold from $50 to $40 each.
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THE COURTB.

POLICE COURT-JUd0e lNRLs pro tenn.
John Stewart, alias John Chase, larceny of
dollar greepback from George Lucas; 80
days 10 Jail. Frank E. Cable, larceny Of q
69e o. lar ~ TeTh Is cents from
black bird-stole the only pair OF shoes
owned by Roxslena Jane Gresson, Of Van
street, who testified that she did not miss
a. an excursion. Florence told the court
that she bought them Of q colored woman;
az or az. 80 G M|cS.sJ ass C.sidy Matthew
athlete chaps, were bounced for an assault
and battery on Daniel Creidy 1t an auction
on New Jersey avenue. 1t did not appear
OF the thing. Johnny Kendall, q Judgment
broker. testified that he saw 1t all, and I'm his
opinion 1t was An outrageous assault. For
blows were struck by defendants; that the
two brothers Greedy were scrimmsgtng, aud
Sweeney and Miles tried to separate them.
Miles and Sweeney were dismissed, and Jas.
Emma smackum, larceny Of Anna Bakers
sleeve buttons, pleaded guilty and was sent
down for sixty days. Ambrose Gregory,
until bonds Dc given. Henry Collins, threats
to Uriah N: Wfldemann; $3.50 bonds or six
months in jail: Edward Ballinger, assault
Smith, assault Ao on Ella pousIa.s; ss snd
costs. John and Bridget Long, assault on
James ]. Gallagher. special officer, who
IceIIucU tudt Nc Wont 10 Longs mouse on OF
fcial business, and Bridget threw Q bucket
Of dirty water on him, and John collared
him and used him roughly. Defendants
brought witness to prove that IL was clean
water; S5 each. Albert Davis was fined as
for tying his horse to tree box. Harriet
Kane, charged with using loud and bolster
Gus Language in Georgetown. Harriet said
she was saying her prayers, but from the
testimony OF cOlOred man who lives near
her, not much reverence was manifested in
her language. The court gave her tie bene-
at OF doubt and dismissed the case. Moses
Kelsey, loud; So. Julia Mills, loud IN Van
street; IS. Mary Jones, Zachartah Harper,
James Harper and John Winder, disorderIy
conduct in the county; IS each. William
Mars, profanity; IS. Richard Hawkins and
Ashby Collins, loud; as each. John Bailey,
VIM. Brandon; George Wood, James Dan
keron and George Wilson, q squad OF rough
looking youths, were scoOped in by Odicer
Caruthers last night for sleeping in an un-
occupied house, and were sent down as va
grants. Mary Burch and Mary Elizabeth
Griseett. two night pedestrians, forfeited
collateral for street swearing.