New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
NEW YORK.
They Dine TOEetheF.

NEW YORK, November Ex-Governor
Hendricks and wife, Governor Tiiden, ex
Governor Curtin, Of Penney lvsnis, and
Mr.. Hewitt and wife dined with Peter
Cooper yesterday. Governor Hendricks,
homeward bound to-day, says he did not
come here for conference.
Hendricks In New York.
The Tribune. in its report of the meeting
of Governors Tilden and Hendricks, yester.
day. sage: Governor Hendricks said that
public sentiment in the Western States in
regard to the election waa so strong that he
was impelled to come E asst to ascertain the
condition of public feeling here. He ex-
pressed his admiration at the conduct of
the Southern Democrats, who, without the
least manifestation of turbulence, had ap-
pealed every where to the courts, and was
glad, both in the West and on his journey
hitherward, to notice the disposition Of all
parties to have matters amicably and law
fully settled.
Governor Tilden fully concurred with all
Of Governor Hendricks remarks. and there
appeared to be Q perfect accord of ideas in
regard to the questions of the hour.
No disposition was manifested on the part
either of Governor Tilden or Governor
Hendricks to enter upon decided plan Of
action, and after q few further remarks on
various topics Governor Hendricks with.
drew without making Q definite appoint
ment, only expressing the hope that he
the city.
At the Everett House last night Mr.. Hen
bricks said:
I'VE have no idea of agreeing upon Q
plan of action. NY coming East was caused
solely by desire to be posted as to the
public feeling, and to see few members of
the National Committee. We talked no
politics at dinner this evening. Imsy 70
back to Indiana tomorrow"
Another Tammauy Slaner Overtaken BY
His Conscience.
The Tribune says Wood ward, of the old
Tammsny ring, has resolved to tell all he
knows.
Death OF Bright Ysuss journalist.
Daniel j. Kerwin, journalist is dead.
Marine.
The Othello, hence for Hull, going to sea.
grounded in the Swash. The schooner
John Wentworth, from Jacksonville, re.
ports that she was run into by the schooner
Susan. She threw 10000 feet of lumber
overheard and was towed to this port.
Billiards.
In the national biIlisrd tournament Slos-
son defeated Maurice DAILY in thirty-seven
innings by 300 to 225.
GARNER beat Rudolph in the fortieth
inning BY 800 to PIG.
The thirteenth game of the series was
between Jacob Scbafer and Cyrille Dion, the
former winning in twenty -four inninge.
Dion scored 1873.
Smuggled Laces.
Fortysix packages of smuggled lace was
seized yesterday from George Cox, lace
dealer at Paterson, New Jersey.
The Webster Statue.
A statue by Grosquer of Daniel Webster,
donated to the city by Gordon w. Burn.
ham, was unveiled today with appropriate
ceremonies at the Central Park. The statue
is fourteen feet and the pedestal fifteen feet
high.
The Fire Underwriters.
At meeting Of the board of fire under
writer's hero to day, report was adopted
providing for committee for the revision
of rates, and that any member of the
board who shall deem that any risk 10 en-
titled to reconsideration of it's rating, shall
have the right to submit the Same to COM
mittee, whose duty 1t shall be to examine
into the merits of the case end make mOdi-
fcati0ns of the same if circumstances JUS
tify such action.
Only Fifty Dollars.
The jury in the case OF Eueeuia Martinez
against Juan Del Vale, for $4,000 damages
for breach of promise Of marriage and be.
trayal, handed 10 & verdict for plaintiff this
afternoon and assessed the damages ct $50.