New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-17

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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. MAY ~, 1875:
H;oh.toned hotels uniform their bell boys.
There is lees travel to Europe than usual
this year.
A man who is hard up wants to be let
down easy.
Rates looked at his first new quarters ana
said, sis specie pay meants"
All of the critics agree that Anna Dick
inson wore beautiful dresses.
The hopes of an overlooked community
90 down as the water goes up.
Yah-hah is the Creek Nation name LOT
wolf. and it js no laughing matter.
Dover. New Hampshire, is without par
room. and the city has elected Republican
officers.
Persons taking the cemetery cars on
Canal st1eet need not expect to ride as
deadheads.
has c<o q
in Ohio called the Early Darn. Success Is
her due.
Washington has 10000 inhabitants IN
GLIDING Fitzhugh and his relatives IN the
BOOKKEEPING business.
Visitors to the centennial agree that they
can be taken in in one day, though it takes
six DAYS to take in the exhibition.
Mr.. Spurgeon declines to come to Amer
ics as q lecturer. He says if he gets vacar
ton he shall 60 away to rest, not to talk.
This Salorica where the trouble is was the
ancient Thessalonica that the Apostle Paul
wrote to. The Salonica world has not pro
crossed.
The San Antonio Herald says: winfield
Scott Hancock is to-day the rising star in
the presidential sky" That knocks the
Generals prospects sky high.
Bribery among Japanese officials is pun
ished by decapltation. The official head
and everything else goes off, leaving no
chance for reelection by another party.
Serenading glee clubs generally 60 about
and ply their vocation at the hour OF mid
night. Very few persons will then take the
trouble to get up and set the dog on them.
French ladies now allow cigars and other
free and easy ways in the drawing room, in
order to keep the gentlemen there, who, it
was found, were rapidly preferring stables
and clubs A further compromise might be
made by bringing the horses into the parlor.
The Democratic committee have not yet
i inquired where President Grant spent his
summers from 1861 to 1865. He encoun.
tered great ennity then, and many Of the
Democratic leaders who opposed him have
not yet forgiven him for leaving Wash
ington.
About 700 men are engaged in the work
of completing the Cologne Cathedral The'|
eight towers which surround the octagon
are nearly finished up to 200 feet in height,
from whence the spires of ITO feet will be
added. The total height of these towers
will be 500 feet, the highest in Europe.
The average volunteer juryman now
talks of demanding an indemnifying bond,
conditioned that he shall not be sent to the
State prison for holding an opinion in the
verdict, which he had made up and ex-
pressed before he was sworn to an impair
tial trial.
A cunning book agent has been divulging |
the secrets of his success. He says when |
he went to q house and q middle aged lady |
appeared, he always said, 1 beg your par |
don, miss; wished to see your mother" The |
lady would smile and say she was the mis-
tress Of the house, and rarely failed to sub |
scribe for book.
OF the editors in st. Charles parish, one |
Democrat and the other Republican, |
the New Orleans Democrat says: sour |
friends of the Mirror should remember that |
the editor Of the Herald is young ass"
As the editors of the Mirror and Herald are |
brothers. the consol alton Of the Democrat
will be gratefully received in the family.
DR.. William w. Hall, of Halls Journal
of Health, New York, who died recently,
was born in Kentucky, in 1910. and after
graduating, practiced medicine for while
in New Orleans He had rule for every |
in life: an opinion on every arti-
Gle of food. and was goner-l supervisor of
the laws Of health. He died Of apoplexy,
after eating hearty dinner with friend.
Mr. Murray says that Heaven is not pop
ulated with singing thieves or palm bearing |
oankrupts, who settle with their creditors
at twenty five cents on dollar Wednesday,
and ride TO church the next Sunday in
dollar coach with man in livery
on the box" What Mr. Murray does not
know about heaven is scarcely worth talk