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The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

KNIGHTS TEMpLAR. The Sir Knights Of
city commandaxies have been ordered to as
semble in iull dress at their respective halls
this morning st ? o'clock, to perform escort
duty to the Grand Commandery of the State.
The parade will no doubt attract large crowds
of interested spectators, and we therefore
give the route, as follows: From the St.
James Hotel down Magazine to north eide
of Canal to Rampant, across to south side Of
Canal to Camp, mp Camp to Delord, to st.
Charles, down st. Charles to Poydras, to Ca
rondelet, down Carondelet to Common, to
st. Charles, and thence to Masonic Hall.
In the evening the grand reception to their
friends will be given. The music for dancing
and promenade will consist of choice Sc.
lections from the principal masters. At 10
o'clock P. II. the Grand Commandery viii be
reviewed, after which the Sir Knights will
give some evolutions in drill, in which they
are known to be we'll skilled One of the
most brilliant assemblages of the season may
be expected. tt 3
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
POLITICAL TALK.
At THE srArE-HousE

AT THE STATE-HOUSE
Thursday morning the usual force of police
officers were in attendance. The force was
under the command Of Sergeant McCan, Who
was under, it was understood, the command of
Hugh J. Campbell, Chief Sergeant-at-A9ms of
the Senate. The doofways leading to the
Senate Chamber were all guarded.
There was very little done in the fegisla-
ture, snd nothing of interest was transacted.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

-. The fashionable modistes Of our city are
all busily engaged in preparing elegant tot
lettes for our bellies to wear during the Casni-
val festivities.
-. The barrieading and fortifying of the
State House will of course cost something,
and the State will have to pay for it Go on
with your reform and!retrenchment, Hessrs.
Senators.
80. The grading along the proposed extern
sion of the Canal street railroad to the Lake
is progressing rapidly. Work was commenced
simultaneously at both ends, and is now
nearly completed and ready for placing the
rails.
80. There viii be . great display at the
Opera House on Saturday evening next The
members Of the Louisiana Dramatic Club
intend presenting Juliette Clarence with q
magnificent crown of flowers, on the occasion
of MI. Veniat's benefit.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

On the third term the latest declaration oi
the President is thus reported: "The ques.
ton of the third term I do not believe con.
Germs the American people very much.
maintain that under the Constitution any cit.
izen has the right to run once, twice or thrice
for the Presidency it he so desires. do no.
choose to assert any such desire. ."-Specia! Ia
81. Louis Republican,
Not necessary, Mr.. Grant; everybody un.
derstands that you are determined to be re-
nominated, if possible; you needn't say the
word, your actions speak for themselves.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
Kew ORLEANS, F. bruary "A, 1876

KEW ORLEANS f, bruary II, 1910.
IGeueral Or1M No. TO-
The EminentC Commanders Of Indivisible Command
ery No. /. Jacques dc Molay Comm ndery No. 3 and
Orleans Commandery No. s. will srder the sr
Knights II their respective Bodies to assemble at
their Asyiums. in Full Dress, on fRnDAx' ie'n
inst. ct o'clock A. M. to perform escort duty to
tho Grand Commandery Of Louisiana.
JOS. H. DE GRANGE,
rio, ,4oa Grand Commander.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
BANK NOTICES.

Bfecbaufcs, aud Trade, . Bank, New Or.
leans Febru .ry TO- 1s76-At meeting OF the board
of Directors held this day. dividend OF FOU PEk
CENT on the Capital vas declared payable to the
stOck ho ders ON and after MONDAY. the !4th cur
rent. &FtGs MUSES. nAEno EL
FIJI 1mif CasnloI
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

1t is reported from Washington that the
Republican Senators are considering the pro-
prie'y OF permitting the Pinchback-E -Eustis
case to remain in its present status still after
the adjournment OF the Louisiana Legislature,
in order to avoid any ill-advised action that
might be made by that body upon the de-
cision of the question.-Erchanqe.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOUISIANA DIVISION

LOUISIANA DIVISION
A. n. ".
WIN NEE. SATURDAY, Feb. 49, 1876, at 730 o'clock
p. NJ. at Washing on Artillery Armory No. Per
dido street. Distribution Of tickets and badges.
JOHN H. MURRAY.
Fls2t Recording Secretary.
Notice Neither the Cantafn, Owners nor
the undefsgnt dconsignees of the British ship EVAN
-GEL1NE, Manson, mas. er, from Liverpool will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the crew Of
said vessel
DEWOLF, POWELL & CO.,
FI63t Al CarOn'elet street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

THE CESrENN1AL CoNcERr.-Prepafation
have been going on for the last week on y
grand scale for the grand promenade centen-
nial concert, to be given by the Ladies Aid
Society of the Sixth District. ON Wednesday
evening, February %, 1876. The character
and enterprise Of the ladies who have It in
charge are a sufficient guarantee Of its
success, but determined that nothing will be
spared to make the evening delightful one,
the Knights Templar and Cen.inentals hsve
been invited to be present in their rich uni
forms. After the concert the floor will be-
cleared and dancing will be in order, the
splendid band Of the 18th United States In
fantry furnishing music for the occasion, and
we feel assured in guaranteeing that those
who are fortunate enough in being able to
attend will enjoy themselves to the utmost
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

The seats are being rapidly taken for Vic
toria G. Woodh hulrs lee ure on Sunday night,
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
POLITICAL.

Special Netfce.-An persons claiming mem.
bership in the ORLEANS CHESS CLUB BY virtue
requested to come forward ard sign the constitution
and pay their subscription on or before the let Of
March. By order of the Council.
e. II. FARRAR, Secretary
F16 FrSu 0 CarOndelet street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceediug one square, inserted
Tor 6ity cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE-C1TY, HA.A' Ia
80 - NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, lSso. y
CRY LICENSES for the year 1876 are me- ~
and xi he issued from this Office, until Febru ~ "a
1876. after which costs viii accruo.
PILSBURY,
sa,, trsa Admi stzator Of FinancA
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

GRAND LODGE OF LouIs1ANA.-At the meet
ing of the N. W. Grand Lodge of Louisians,
Free apd Accepted Masons. the following
officers were reelected to serve for the ensu-
ing Masonic year:
John G. Fleming, of Orleans, Grand Mas
ter; VIM. Robson, of Shreveport, Deputy
Grand Master; VIM. B. Whitaker, Of Orleans,
Senior Grand Warden; Julius Lisso, Of Cou-
shatta, Junior Grand Warden, Arthur w.
Hyatt, of Orleans, Grand Treasurer; James
G. Bachelor. M. D.. Of Orleans, Grand
Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

SOMETHING IN THIs.-We suggest to the
journalistic Pfesident-makers the wisdom of
intermitting their labors until after the Bab-
cock trial The outlook will probably be
much clearer month from now than it is to-
dav-N y Sun
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

Mr.. Bristow thinks we have have too many
custom-houses Really, We might accustom-
house-selves to get along with less.-Chicago
Times.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

The seats for Victoria G. Woodhulls leo
ture on Sunday night at st. Patrick's Hall are
going rapidly, at E!ie's music store, 153
Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

There will be q meeting of the Louisiana
Division of the Army Of Northern Virginia. ON
Saturday evening, February 18Th, at 7:3O
o'clock, at Washington Artillery Armory, No.
9 Perdido street, for distribution Of tickets
and badges.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

New La. Remedy for coughs, etc. Home
proofs-any sworn jury would receive them.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

Why will psople dose themselves with terrible
alkaloids like quinine, which is a most dangerous
drug, and at the best affords only respite in
cases Of chills and fever, when there is HARM
less. ehectual and speedy remedy which totally
erad.cates any complaint of an intermittent or
remittent character. And why do they not an
ticipate such diseases by protecting themselves
against the malarial poison with such an antidote
and preventive as Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

WANTED-A private family residing 1t No. 6
" St Peter street. fronting ON jackson Square
aesfe 70 rent two front rooms to gentlemen gen.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

Several Arraignments Expected
To-Day. II
Gen. Brady Said to Have Gone to
Mobile.

There we're no arraignments before the Cir
cult Court Thursday morning in the whisky
business, and affairs seemed quiescent.
Gen. Brady and agent Wheeler were ct the
Custom-House during the morning and again
during the afternoon, preparing and arranging
the evidence which will be given to the Grand
Jury to-day and tomorrow, and which, rumor
says, will develop two or more true bills
against parties not yet brought before the
Court.
It is quite probable that two arraignments
will
BE MADE TO-DAY,
the parties being those who we're indicted
during the past week.
Writs were issued last evening for the ar
rest of these parties, and service will be made
early this morning. Gen. Brady left the city
last evening for Mobile, taking French leave.
as it we're, of the reporters. hardly intimating
to them that he intended going.
Some of his agents assert that he has gone
to investigate "crooked matters at Mobile
while others allege that his trip will be ex
tended to LOUISVILLE, where his othce is l0c ca
ted When he left the St. Charles Hotel he
remarked that he would
BE ABSENT ONE WEEK;
stating also that his objective point wal
Mobile, and that he would return from
there.
The United States District Attorney wa
busy until late hour last night in arranging
evidence which will be submitted when tn I
trials take place, and is now daily devotiDg 9
portion Of his leisure (9) time to the compila
ton of documentary testimony furnished by
the revenue agents. t'
Mr.. Wheeler will remain in charge Of the
revenue force during Gen. Brady's absence,
and continue the Investigation.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad.

Until further notice freghts TO Tallu ah and
stations east Of Talluah Station will be shipped by
Freight, to Delhi and west of Delhi will be ship
ped by New Orleans and Ouachita Transportation
COMPANY, via Monroe.
Through Bills of Ladng signed only by
Fl5,f w. B. BROCKETT 80 Magazine street
Seecfnl Notice to Bayou Bartholomew.
D'Arbonne and Saline River Shippers-NO tLrOugh
bills Of lading will signed or recognized unless
aiqned by the President or AGENTS Of the Ouachita
River Transportation Company. and freighs shipped
ON outside boats will be charged local rates.
F. A. BLANKS,
President Ouaehita River Trans Co.
Z. B. CRYER, @M
FIJI If President Ouachita Tributary Nav Co
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

Sunday night Victoria G. Woodruff gives
her lecture at st. Pstricks Hall. Seats can
be secured at Ele's music store, 153 Canal
street
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

The prospect Of reinsta,ing silver in the
place it once held in the currencies of the
world is very slight We notice by the last
number Of the London Economist that q
memorial has just been addressed by the
Paris Chamber of Commerce to the Minister
of Commerce, asking for the immediate adop-
ton of gold as the sole measure of value.
The memorial proposes that no more silver
franc pieces shall be coined, and that those in
circulation shall be demonetized as soon as
possible. Silver has already been demone-
tized by the Germans, and the Orient, which
has been the great market for silver, is be-
coming glutted. The future place of silver is
evidently to be in the arts alone. ts
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

st. Louis papers are full Of whisky. Now
i the time to subscribe.- Boston Post.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

WANTED-5O,O0 900 Ladies' and Gentlemen to call
w and examlne the latest novelty out, called the
"JAPANESE CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND CRA.
ODE" On exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD.
DUX. IS Car0ndelet street. au29 tf
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
once Of the Grand Commander

-OF-
KNIGHTS TKMPLAR IN THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18

WANTED-Secondhand Carriages aud Bugglcs
w any ene having such and wishing to dispose Of
: 4em can ina ready sale for the same by calling on
- 9.2ADDUx, $ Carondslst stresk dealer in car
tiAeea. my14f
The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-18
WANTS. tA
wAaX0 inserted in this column Il FIFTY
CE1T0 pr square.
WANTS.

ANIED-A Dwelling House ito rent)-with six
bedroom Parlor and dining.room kite nen and
Euterpe and Girod Magazine and Rampant strsets
sA-.o % AOS AI1tO BCreeC. El3ff
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
Fire.

A fire broke out at ten o'clock Tuesday
night in the general wheel right shop OF
Louis Promo, two miles north of Rutland
at Mill village.
The buildings consisted of main build
ing two stories high, thirty feet square and
an j., one and one-half stories high, 20 30
feet. Mr.. Promo estimated his loss at
$4,000. Others who know the value of
the building and stock, say that it will be
rather over than under this amount.
The insurance is for $1,000 in the Ly-
coming company, Francisco's agency, and
5000 in the Vermont Mutual. MIR. Premo's
loss will therefore be about $1,000. He
says he will probably rebuild at once.
There was in the shop about twenty wagons
and sleighs in the process of construction.
Only some six or eight were taken out.
Some of the journeymen's tools were saved
and little stock.
The fire broke out IN the basement of
the L and the theory of Its origin is that
some sparks of fire must have fallen out of
the stove in the room above, the floor of
which was thin, and burning through fell
on the lumber in the basement, setting it
on fire. There seemed to be no doubt but
that the fire was accidental in its
origin. There was a strong but variable
wind. The house Of Mrs. Leggett opposite
came near burning, In which event several
others would also have been consumed, and
for while matters had serious aspect.
The Nickwacket engine No. was the only
company that went to the locality. They
found the burning building nearly con-
sumed. They, however, threw stream of
water on the flames. Much credit is due
them for their perseverance in going SO
far. Some of the other fire companies
started, but finding the fire so distant re-
turned to their quarters.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
By Gable.
ARMENIAN PROSECUTIONS.

ARMENIAN PROSECUTIONS.
LONDON, Jan. %.
The Times this morning has letter
from Constantinople, which gives the de-
tails of great suffering among the Armenian
christians from cruelty Of the Turkish
rules and unrestrained rapine of the Kovds
Many of the christians are protesting con-
version to Islamson in the hope of escap-
ing oppression.
BIsMARK SUPPORTED.
The Pail Mall Gazettes' Berlin special
says: Disclosures made by Reichsauzeiger
have determined the national liberal party
party to give Prince Bismark their iull
support, relative 70 the Arnim clauses of
the new penal code.
ARRIVED OUT
The steamships ETHIOPIA and State of
Indiana from New York, and Atlas from
Boston.
REDUCING THE RATE OF DISCOUNT.
1t is now thought in the stock exchange
that the bank rate of discount will be re-
duced Thursday.
ENGLAND's TELEGRAPH DERANGDD.
Noon.-The telegraph lines throughout
the country are still deranged, and mes
sages in every direction are seriously de-
layed.
FAMOUS RACE.HORsE DEAD.
The famous race-horse Gladiator, which
won the Derby, the st. Leger, the 1000
guneas stakes and the grand prize al
Paris in 1865, is dead
GERMAN CENTENNIAL GRANT.
BERLIN, Jan. 2j.
In the reichstag, to-day, bill for a
grant in aid of the Philadelphia centennia
exhibition, passed its first and second read
Tags.
EUROPE ON THE CUBAN QUESTION.
1t is stated that the European govern
ments have reserved their replies to thu
American note on the Spanish ques
ton until they have had an opportunity o
exchanging views on the subject.
NEW ARCHBISHOP.
VIENNA, Jan. 25.
The Wiener Presse reports that in a con
sistory held at the vatican yesterday, Mon
signeur Kutschler was preconized arch
bishop of Vienna in place of Rauscher.
wARLIKE RUMoR.
PARIS, Jan. %.
The Official Journal contradicts the ri
mors that the reserve will shortly be calle
out, and also the intended mobilization o
| the territorial army.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
New York Produce Market.


FLoUR.-Receipts 1863 barrels. The market
Is In moderate request for export and home
use. Sales OF l3,4O0 barrels OF No. 2 at 50 $50
4 90 superiine western and state at 81 rs %
81 70; commoni to good extra western and
state at s. 00@5 % good to choice do. at s. 40
90 30; common to choice white wheat western
extra at s. 95dI 90; fancy white wheat western
extra at Il O5aI 70 common TO good extra Ohio
at s. 0o61 IS; common to choice extra So. Louis
at s. 25G9 90 Patent Minnesota extra good
10 prime, Sc 50d7 rs choice TO double extra
81 sOa9 90, including 4 500 barrels of medium
TO good western extra at s. i5aI 25 $500 bar
rels OF city mills extra at s. s596 is. Market
WHgAf.-Receipts 90 200 bushels. The mar
ket is quoted as being dull Sales 5000 bu. at
s7@09c for rejected spring 81 o6al 10 for No.
spring 81 40 for No. spring 81 80 for winter
81 l0sl Is for ungraded spring; 81 OIdSl 10 for
No. 8 Chicago 81 loai i2 for No. Q Milwau-
kee; 81 230l IS foI No. . Chicago 81 24@l 95 for
No 2Milwaukee; 81 Sial 40 for No. spring.
CoRS.-Receipts 64,oOo bushels. The market
is quoted as shade frmeI and less doing.
63A@634c Tor graGed low mixed and mixed;
634c for ungraded new yellow western zoe
in store lie for o d western mixed afloat.
oA1s.--Receipts ii,3i4 bushels. The market
Is quoted as being quiet and steady. sales OF
10000 bushels at 45G4sc for mixed western
and state 46db2c tor white do, including poor
mixed western IN store at 45c; 4Sc fer No. Chi
CagO.
HAY.-The market is quoted as being steady
at s5t Tor shipping.
HoPs.-Tho market is quoted as nrm at 10
ai5c for yearlings lsl4's eastern and western !;
lOal5 new crop New York state Californlans
at lI62Oc.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio is quoted as
being quiet at l6H@lqH gold for cargoes l64
@2OAc gold for job LOIS.
sUGAR.-Thc market quoted as being quiet
ana llrm at s,GsAc for fair TO good refining.
MoLAssEs.-The market quoted FOR New
orleans as steady and In fair demand. Sales al
500 GOc for common 10 choice.
RcE.-The market IL quoted steady moder-
ate demand 6k@IG Tor Carolina; o.
e0A Tor Louisiana 6A for rangoon IA@I@
FOL Patna
PErRoLEuM.-The market is quoted as nrm
but quiet sales OF crude at saS l-l6c renneu
al lfAc; cases At lsk@2Okc naptha az %"
OSc.
TALLow.-The market quoted as being steady
sales OF 100. 900 lbs at Sysaessc. A.
EGGs.-The market quoted as pelng I,lh
Sales ut 24d24c for state ana fehhsyNunih I,
20a23c for western 22a29c for choice 0ahauh !
lS(a2ic Tor lined.
PoRK-The market is quoted as being active
Sales at $40 65d2l 90 for new mess dressed
hogs are quoted as being nrmeI AT sssAc Tor
western.
BERF.-The market is quoted as being steady
at sll@il 80 new plain mess sl2@ls 90 Tor new
extra do.
LARD-The market is quoted as being firmer
for prime steam at lzAa@l2 ll-l6c.
BUTTER--Ths market Is quoted for choice az
firm and other grades heavy at 16s2oc fo
western 2n@8lc Tor state.
CHKEsE-The market Is quoted as being
arm at 6al2hc for common TO prime.
WmsKY-The market Is quoted AZ being
lower at 81 lo@i II.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
LATER.
The Whisky Frauds.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.
Judge Dillon rendered decision upon
the opening of the trial of VIM. Kee this
morning, ruling that the case must go on.
The conspiracy hal been one of numerous
acts and extending over long period of
time, and the declarations of co-conspira-
tors or accomplces, must be heard, If,
however, when the case should be all in
and the connection of Mckee with the
conspiracy should rest solely on the testi-
mony of accomplices, then the court would
instruct the jury how little weight was to
be attached TO their evidence. The init
nation was that the evidence of ring and
McKee's connection with them would not
alone be sufficient. Following the deci-
sion of the judge, the testimony of Sanford
Nj. Barton, manager Of Bingham Bros, st.
Louis distillery, waa taken. lie testified
to the general operations of the ring.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
BY TELEGRAPH
THE CENTENNIAL BILL PASSED.
Great FOrgeries i'm Boston,
Raid on Freight Thieves at White
River Junction.
LEBANON, N. H., Jan. rs.

LEBANON, N. H., Jan. 20.
This morning Mr.. Asa Il. Barron, Ed
ward A. Chittenden and Daniel Emerson,
sheriff, who were the parties that discov-
cred and had arrested the gang of rail
road freight thieves last night, began in
vestigation into the thieving operations of
this gang. Proceeding to West Lebanon,
the prisoners on the New Hampshire side
refused to enter Vermont. The officers
brought four of the men prisoners here,
and the old man Somers will be tried on
Thursday morning. Three others of the
gang will be taken to Vermont. Detec-
tive McCarty, of the Central Vermont
road, has gone TO Roxbury, VT, to make
more arrests. One of the prisoners, Frank
Foster, has turned states evidence, and
the arrest of several more of the gang
will shortly follow.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
Forgery.

+. p. Hadley, stove dealer of Bellows
Falls, was vctimized on the Goth by a
young man processing to represent the
house of B. w. Dunklee & Co. of Boston.
He gave his name as J. S. Williams, and
called upon Hadly, presenting letters and
kilograms signed by the house relating TO a
check for 1926 signed by Dunklee Il Co.,
asking Hadley to indorse it. Everything
looked safe, and as Hadley has bought
largely of the house he Endorsed the check.
which proves to be forgery, having come
back Monday protested 1t was well ar
ranged fraud and was successfully carried
out The man was about 80 years old, 5
feet 10, well proportional, well dressed,
full moustache, one tooth in front missing
and others in front filled with gold, which
shows plainly.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
Louisiana Lynchers.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 20.
The particulars of the shooting Of demo-
cratic ex-senator Offutt, st. Landry parish,
is as follows Offutt, while making visit
to relatives in Washington, Louisiana, was
shot through The rear of his buggy in the
head. A negro named Augustan, armed
with shot gun, shortly afterwards ill.,
formed some colored women that Offdt had
been hurt. Augustan was suspected and a
crowd went 10 his cabin, and he ran out
from under his cabin about 200 yards in
advance of his pursuers. The 200 armed
men surrounded the swamp in which he
took refuge Offutt died Sunday.