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National Republican., 1878-04-05
Heal Estate Transfers.

O. C. Green and J. H. Gordon trustees, TO J. y.
Kldwell, for 500 lot s. square lj2; Thomas Bayne
to g. NJ Cleand Tor $50 lot u, square 0s7 II. Nc.
Intosh To J.. ~ Saunders f'r $500 lot IL, square
1888 William AShdOwn u 7. A. King, for 5000
lot g. square igG j. :. Jones Ell al trustees 10 T. j.
Middleton, for 81 10, lot a. square 3d. Margaret
Flynn ~ Jere OCumnell, for SO sub.lOt F. square
~ :. X. DDnd trustee 10 Thomas Lewis for a.
Ga 40 lot l6 square G3i.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
YEW .ADTERrTsEMENTs

E,seman Brothers. clothcrs.
lecture by Hon. Alonzo Bell
DR.. C. C. Cox has removed his office to 1871 F
street northwest
DR.. C. II. Bowen has removed to 7o2 Thirteenth
street northwest,
For rent-Housc, Nos 1910. liaO, and 1i22 7 street
northwest
For nt-stororoom-A?ply to J. 2. swormstcdt
Tallmadge Hail.
Playing cards.. Shillngton, corner Four.and.a. o.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue.
p. T. Barnum. the great Snowman, at Lincoln
Hall. April -.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Marriage Llccnssg,

The clork OF the court has Issued marriage H.
eenses to the following applicants: U. q. Pope, OF
Chicago and Lou A. Cissell, of Louisville; John r
Steel and Ida Albritou J. X. Sands and Louisa =.
Gibson, both Of Richmond Va; W. y. ROwzee and
Clara W. Hughes, both Of Montgomery, Nd; Rob
ert ). PCrk!ns and Maggie Moore.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

THE Chicago Inter Ocean finds comfort In
the fact that 'if Mrs. O'Lcary's cow kicked
the bucket that broke the lamp that made the
blaze that burned the city, the legs of Mr.
OLcary have done tho walking that beat the
British and won their money'-and Chicago
likes tho legs Of OLoary better than the legs
of the OLeary COW. So life has its compsnsa.
tiOns, oven in legs.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

THE Iowa Legislature has repealed the rail.
road tariff law, which was enacted few years
ago under the impetus given to the Granger
movement Tho repeal does not affect the
passenger rates Of the tariff. A bill to repeal
the Granger railroad tariff Is also before the
Wisconsin Legislature, with the prospect Of au
carly passage.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

The drama of Wealth aud Crime; or, Escaped
the Gnllows,' and special novelties in JIgdancIng
Juggling serOcOmic yOca!ism, &c. occupy th,
board, at the CUmique during the week.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
National Aspublitan.
Arrival Of Passeugs. rrains.
At BALTMonE AND POTOMAC DEr.'. Sixrn AND D

AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVN
NUE. AND sTREEr.
Morning ErSnin0.
st:i5 n. Y. Phil q Bos eS $50 Baltimore accom-.
se:27, Baltimore express. 40, BALTIMORE accom-.
7.sQ, Western expre~a son n Y, Phil & Dos ex.
s..p Bnltlmora accom- ;.Sl Western Mail.
ES Fred ac Met. br'ch u .i:57 Baltimore ecccm.
Ia. Baltimore Anunpoiis u: B baltimore express
and way I'm, Western expresS
PAS Mnriinsburr and In $500, Baltimore express
gerstown nc MET hr'ch spis Y, Phil e Dos vh'
slGsO, baltimore accom-. i0G, Baltimore accom-
fioO, baltimore xpress.
sArriye daily. Others sundays excepted
aS-For the iIo Of departure Of trains, see ndvcr'
tAenients elsewhere
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Ee.tor.d to CitIxen,h,,.

Marshal Douglass yesterday received from the
President Of the United States pardon for Earl :
ROthburu. convicted oil February 9, 1877, In the
Criminal Court VI thu district, for cmbezzlemenI
from the mails. aud sentenced 10 the Albany Peni.
trnLllTy for two years The pardon I, uncUndl
uomal, and basod principally OH the rrcOnmOndG
th,n Of the postmaster and Others.
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the LEGAL RECORD.
Yesterdays Proceedings Before
Different Tribunals. n~a

from the City BaIi.-Cascssh for
To-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Action Of the Carroll Institute.

Tho Carroll Institute held Its regular Thursday
evening meeting last niyht with the vice president
Mr.. J. Howard Bushnell, in the chair. and Mr. ".
d. Johnson a. secretary. Mr.. J. 7. Cahill wa,
elected assistant librarian. yice Mr.. C. II. Demouet,
resigned. The president announced the death OF
Rev. C. |. White, D. D.. an honorary member and
spiritual adviser Of the Institute.
On notion Messrs. George BOGUS, J. T. Fallon,
and r. J. Donahue were appointed q committee u
draf suitable resolutions In regard to the death Of
they submitted the following, which were adopted
unanimously:
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God 10 remove
by death the Rev Charles l. White, d. D., for twenty
years pastor OF st Matthews Church, IN this r.ty,
and an honorary member Of this institute and
Whereas seems Hitting that this institute should
acknowledge the deep debt OF gratitude which II owes
10 Tbs late Rev Father White for benefits received
from him Us one of is spiritual consultors: There
fore,
RSsoiped. That rs Catholics OF washington we
mourn the loss Of one Whose great learning amiable
department and Ihristian zeal admirably lifted him
for the prominent position which he occupied among
the teachers and defenders OF our holy religion
RSsOilsd That this institute shall forever cherish a
grateful TeculsctiDn Of the active assistance which 1t
Lectures church history given grAtuitOusly nj the
Of much time and trouble to himself In the midst
OF his many duties which Lectures served 10 place the
society prominently before ths Catholic community.
spiritual adviser To whose wise cOunssls and kind
/ SyuIpathy we could always have confident recourse
In cases Of doubt or difficulty
RsSLuSf, That these resolutions be entered upon the
minutes and copy Of the same bs presented to the
relatives Of ths deceased.
Amer the adoption Of the foregoing resolutions
the regular programme OF music aud literature was
/ carried out,
National Republican., 1878-04-05
AMI Us EN- ENTS.
National Theatre.
Theatre Commune.

"a Celebrated Case" with tho best cast Of the
season, and embellishments Of new scenery and
elegant costumes will be repeated this evening
National Republican., 1878-04-05

By the eXsruisc Of the most JudlciDus manage
ment, tho Grand Central Hotel, New York has very
cleYery turned the tide Of trade in its direction
nUt less by the sweeping reduction Of It's rates thar
through lie excellent infringement
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Iu,iIyatioua

For he Middle 4tiantr States clearing rrathcf,
preceded, neGr The coast, by rain areas, north
~est,riy ,rinds stationary temperature aud rising
preceded IN northeast portions by failing barometer
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Amuscments Tonight,

NATIONAL TiEArRE-A Celebrated Case.
f LiSColS HALL-Rambles About London.
THEATRE CoNIQUg.-JHke Budd and new Va
ricty Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

AMERICA boasts of many big things-big
lakes rivers, mountains, &c, and now the
Knights Tenplsrs of America are getting
ready for big $4,000 dinner for 10000
guests, at Chicago, in lSsO-the biggest dinner
of modern times, May the worthy Knights all
live To enjoy the day, and not dio of indiges.
tion aitOrward
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To the Public

Having Just renovated my store. am now pre-
pared 10 show all the latest novelties In hns boots
shoes aud slippers for spring and summer wear
including the celebrated Spanish arch -instep boot
for which am sole agent Tor the District
H. L. STRAsBuRGER,
S6 and yls seventh street
National Republican., 1878-04-05

AN absent. minded Monroe man went tC
church the other morning with pair Of pant
slOOns, to which tho suspsnJsrs were attached
hanging gracefully over his arm.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

Twenty minutes Is the usual time required for
Lodilles Headache Specific 10 cure nervous aud
sick headache. II Omen cures In less time. Price,
my cents; laryu bottles,
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Moth,r.. Moti,,r.. Mo,b,r,.

Don't fail to procure MRS wNsLow's SOOTHING
sYnUP for all diseases Of teethinz in children 1t
relieves the child from pain, cures wind collie,
health TO the child. gives rest 10 the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

AN exchange has an article entitled "Wc
men Us Chemists" Chemise-try comes natura
" their sex. - Worcester Press
National Republican., 1878-04-05

WuEN faithful mother goes on whaling
expedition she mover iails to get tho D!ahbrr
she wants.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

HE appeared to be almost gone. Rolling his
eyes toward the partner Of his BOSOM he gaspetl:
"Bury me meath the weeping willow, and
plant single white rose above my head" 80
It's no uso" she snapped out; your nose would
seOTch the roots r. IIo got well.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

lS II stroet.csr In Philadelphia An old gentle
man was seated In one corner and the car was
full. bovy of fair ones, of all ages and
weights, swarmed in and there were no seats.
WherrupOn the gallant old gentleman shouted
aloud Ladies', shall be most happy to give
my seat to any one OF you who is over thirty.
two years OF age" All remained standing.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

The following is San Francisco advertise.
mcut: Correspondence Is solicited from
bearded ladies, Circassians, or other female
curiosities, who In return for true heart and
devoted husband would travel during the
summer months, aud allow him to take the
money at the door"
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Hotel Arrivals.

Our spring stock comprises the choicest patterns
EisRaAs & BROTHERS, Seventh and 4 streets.
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LOCAL 1IIsCELLANT.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. S9UIER Co.,
Bankers. lil6 Pennsylva avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

James p. Conner, Savannah, Ga: L. Merrimorn,
New York city L. F. Cox, Brooklyn, N. Y, are
stopping at the West End Hotel.
II was understood In Georgetown yesterday that
another temperance meeting WAS TO be held at
Forrest Hall last night aud at an early hour large
number gathered about the door and waited for
som0 tlmO, and until Informed that tho Tumor was
without foundation. Some repaired to Dunba rtUn.
street Church. while others went home.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
GRAIN AND MEAL ARRIVALS.

by rdH-Eight hundred bushels of corn to J. q
& J. NJ. Waters and 400 bushel. corn meal 10 same
PORT.
Entered Schooner Charley wOOlscy. Brown, New
York. with phosphate TO i. L. Moore and G. "
BuScy,
National Republican., 1878-04-05
HOLLANDER BROTHERS

HATTERS AND DEALERS IN aENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING GOODS,
lslI Pennsylvania avenue. Branch stores lf2l and
100 Pennsylvania avenue oc.S6ni
National Republican., 1878-04-05

Is your hair harsh. dry and stlT7 Does II rcfhsc
70 curl' Dress Il with THoNPsoss PoaADr orTNI
An olesginous compound OF singular merits. II
will improve It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price 23
and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
RAMBLEs ABOUT LONDON.

V'HE v NEW AGEor h,, ARTmREy. I,,. J. LEoNAED o
seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries" in the Caa-
gTegntional Church, corner OF Tenth and @ str.Ss,
FRIDAY EVENING, April 8, At O'Clock. Tickets
at Art Club Rooms Ems. Gairs, and Brad Adnms'.
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On aotjc dun les port De Nor.
haH;ii4 4 IL Ga..etto de5 ZtiJu-
naAE:
On ne par!e lei que Dune aven-
tnre qui a dome 4 riro 4 t0us les
bdianeurs. Un jeune baigneur q
L. mode ayant dit, par mani6re
de piaisanterle, en- pIeiue pIagn,
on Nc aait d qnei pEopos: lie
FOL est mort, yivo le roi." un adj
veraalro dc Ia goyau5e essasa dc
iui chcIcheg noist, Ell iui adres-
SAINT, a plUsieurs reprlses. au Cas-.
lno. DIES paroles blcsHantes. lie
.jeune homme, i;npatient5, fnit
par lnI dire, en- pieine sale he
concert: En- iait d. soufilet, mon
"leur, je pF6tere 0cnner qua rece-
voli,7 Ct sar &c, il lui canine denx
tres rontlauts. la femme dul re-
publican s0ufiete tombe 6yan0uie
dams les bras do SON Gpoux; Ia
mere On jrune hon!lne s',croule
sur son ills. Tumulte indescripti-
Die.
Lo jeune homme attend IN
jour, deUA jollrs. les t6moins ds
Toifcnse, conlnle lia scar Anne,
il ne volt rien Eenir. /! he son.
seair dGjd plns i cetto atIaire.
4uaEd derni|Itment, s'abandon
nant All p!aisir du balm dams les
fleets aztti6s, il recoit une pre-
amer giftie qui i'ebouit ct let fait
couler a fond; i! Temonte sur reau.
mas c'est pour recevoir4 une Sc
conde glitle, accompagnee des ac-
cents donrereux dune. .voix de
femme 4nl lui erie - All! mon
mari lie s'est pas venge; atteE
deg un peu, ct yous allez voir ST
Je salS lie veuger, moi Z"
Inntile de dire que lie ieune
h0mme ne ripoSta pas. Latfaire
en- est restee la, ct la geudar.
merle ma pas eu a intervenir,
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j essgs Marie Joseph.


a II 2lemoITe q Ida 1i. i'or!9, decetlee
70 sep 'ohl9e' i1Ie' a age 1e = III
ans, c5 de.bL3iis SeA4Ithstoln, dooe1ee
le 5ttScpg. 4757' 7 aga da ID ans.
y asl 'ion3 ia y@iX de anJre E.tre 81
Prem ,.i,L Aape,a . son tL62e celeste ceS
y':t3-. ee 9t&.'5ae3. iat'ii5-i, pcsSioI+ o7
Jos Eotr, G2 io9 a9Nu Eltte, do les ahtaAlra,
slHa les "lnlsr. t}u 2Ural5 IN croiFe qR q
N 8 81 Jon'ircs a'leS naas luFa.4Ht
4'6 eai4r1a3 Niles e5aient LES orismaata
ds aoa t>otl6tes; dohoas da ees E lcos
e1euaataresscs, lies attIfaient de L2ufs
regards tonsa odre senseo. A az age Oh
tons les clarmes Sc d6Eeioppaifnt, Giles
ont Iisparues, ct Sc sont envoites dams
nm i}eu dc repos. . DlvIn Gr6atanT'
y ~ 0mnipotent, place. is dams N Jar
dio on e!les at6lferou5 i8 te IT'S regards
toat ange cL saint dc Yotro royauin8, qu'
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Egn Meszsozre.

DECIDE, a IniDodaux, mardi
le | Octohra 1873 ALLEN j. BAD.
EAUx age lie 23 ans.
Dams l., nenr tie son age Get eX-
cal.ent jenne h0lnme d etc eniev6
a Ia teudresSe de sa jeune epouse.
Boa iilS ct hon frere, un digne
pege, une mere ai'nante, ies ir6-
rAs layones, sont jetes dams ull
Ge0il profon'l.
Aimahia. .ioyeux compagnon,
p6ti!iaat d'e>nrit, i a laisSt IN
ec.o.e nomDrelx de vrais anis.
I.;s yie s'atnit ann0nc6c { Allen
j. }aleauE SOUS ses auspices les
H,0s Hrosperes. Sa capacit6 dams
les atiliraS, c0snlno son talent lit
t5Cail'a 6taient al dessus de Ill
mogeaue. taHdis que 81 oon,Iuite.
N 0ogh9nie na5areiies, lt;i ont
@c9Gj.' un granst n0mbre d'amis,
ct pas ul. enneni.
|; ser:sit fAtiIe d:oiIrir des con
solat.3Hs dams uu malheUr aussi
grand. /, ny que lo temps. pa
mace qui pui>se guerir, il NY q
cue IA Iii r8lieleuse, bHumo 0iEin,
qui puj8 ali6ger cotte d0uluar
am6ra.
Tout 60 Que nous pouv0ns fiire
e,E,..- = ., ,;S,,Icrcu nvon ~, e., -
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Voici, Tapr6s IN document
officiel anglais public a Culcutta,
le chiffre des indigenes ct des
betes domestiques mangees,
tu6es. s.ouatouffees en- deux ans aux
IoJes Orientales, par des carnas.
siers, des .seIpents yenimeux ct
dea DOas:
En- 1876, 81 personnes ont etc
yictimes j;es elephants, 1856 dies
l6opaads, 9l7 des tieres, 1913 des
ours. S07 des lCups, 10 des hy6nes,
I43 d'animaux divers, ct 25,946
des serpents!
En- 1877, lie nombre des per,
sonu"s deV0I6os par les carnas>
slers on plqn6eS morteIlment par
les reptiles s'est 6leve, pour les
personnes, a 1928 ct, pour lie
betai!, a $3.50, Pendant cette
meme aimee, on est parvenn a
f2ife d6truire 2f2,3T1 seEpenfs
ct %, 3,450 D5tes t8Foces.
N0tez que, daas cette statisti>
que, he iigurent pas les yictimes
iaites par les animaux malfai-
SAINTS des royaumes de Miam, du
Cambodge, de la CochincLine, tin
Ionkin, de Ii Chine ct lie Ia Go
rec, coDjr6es on puIlulent les
fauves ct les espac6s les plus
dangeieuses des reptiles.
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ELECHTON
SHEIiFF'S OFFICE.
Parish of Laiuurcha.
Thibo,laux, September 4S.h. 1873. }

IhibodanX, SeNtemOer -.th. 1878. J
DURSUANT TO A PROCLAMATION
issued hy His EXcellrncy Francis I.
Nichols, Governor Of the State Of L0uisia-
ma. date al EeW Orleans, La, OF the 4tIl.
Gav Of September 1878. the qualified voters
oi tla Psrjsl. Of i.at9urche ARE hereby No.
fitted that an election vii! be held on Tt ES
DAY the 9TH. dag of NOVEMBER from &
A. III. to I o'clock 7. NJ. to elect
Gnr Representative to the Congress OF
the United states to serve for the term OF
two years to represent the Third Congress
sional District Of tllc State of Louisiana
comprising tine parishes OF ibcrgille, Ascel
sion. Assumption, I4atoarche, Terrehonne
s. Mary, lhama, st. Martin, Lafayette
t Feruaii 2n, Cameron and .'alcasieu
! \ atdte re1stls.>i iOr the state 0f I45..i,
/ t9H ,a7 tae fa.t toHl years.
..ne 5e1a-or u. Il. A.nLl seaa..lial ui-
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Persons whose blood is thin, digestion
weak and liver sluggish, arc extra liable 10
the attacks o; m&lariAl DISEASE. The most
tcittiug exposure may, under such condi
ditio&s, lufccEa system which, if healthy,
would resist the miasmatic taint. The onlY
way to SECURE Immunity from malaria III b.
ealiticS whore 1t is prevalent IS tone and
regulate tile system hy improving weaken
ea digestion, euriching the blood, and Civ
ing a wholesome impetus to hillary aecre-
ton. These results are accomplished hv no.
thing SO effectively as H0stetters Stomach
bitters whieh long experience has proven
- be the most reliable safeguard against
fever and agua and kindred disorders, rs
we'll IA the best remedy tcr them. The
i5itterS are, moreover, an excellent iuvig0-
rant ofthe organs Of urination, and an ac-
tive depurent, eliminating from the blood
those acrid impurities which originate rheu-
matte ailments.
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LA came est bs,!e, bo'lna CT
m0re poar ,e .aou:ih.
Tous les haUitants Sc prapae
rent pour la roaiiIs0n.
Queiquues ans ont deja com
mepGa { cGHrer.
Et 81 nos yenx ne nous trotnpant
pas, nous apaaaoroaa ae Ia bon
cane aa-dossaa des H1lcferies :.
VFaguespack = Foratail.
Quant : Ia plantation, grace q
la sais3n favorable, ellie est cons
meuoGe parsoa5.
Uanuae 1873 oomme l5o3lte,
Sesa uue tonne aimee.
Mons n0 pouEons Plus dire
Qne Ia saHte t!e notre narosse est
eycel!eate.
Il ne faa:Irait cepeuliant point
exagerer le mai.
Sill estties iiarpes dams le Gene.
district, plindssnnes, 'lif.on, Tex
ceIieul docteur j }. aauthreaux
ell a facilemeut raIsou.
QUant an Teme., est-ii Ia eTole
De l'6pid6m:e, ct aompte-t-ii deS
maladea par cent9iuess
PiUsiaurs personies sanf inof
tPs, Ill est v.ai, sur FhaIita'lon
Burnside, ct NJ Green, l'eoonome,
q perdu deux eHtants; mas les
nalales he Sc compteut pas par
centaiaeS. Ii meme par diz2lnes.
Poar lii 1--WE gnnche de Ia pa
roisse, qnaad voas avez cnleTo
queiqaes cas- donteuX et que!-
que3 perSonneS tnaiatas.li ne FonS
rea5o plus qu'une population h-e'i
por,aHIe.
III Ii saisoa est trop aTancee
pour que nous ayons 3 eralaGE''
les ravages dune horrible cpl
,teinIc.-L2utstt3tQiS
isessa-. -. s-.ss ss'f
! DEEDa- Ihjhod tax iaadi > tenre5
du .nai;n Tito LAS Altos II jao 3 g IL
/ d ii -.n- et : gitois.
I..A5siHs de % Jslio 9.istas ast afj6 dt
5ePFo iaIro
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Les eaas.aeaa foaa sui~aa 6
aal le traiae@ae - U Ga.s.
jaime ont dues a1 .er. ArD@u..
41eEoiey
/ La f6q., iagaa a-:s4a rara.;
nous uanais 5saak sg.,,i5 =: .'..,..i
at!a existe dams sa f.ra,4 h. o!n.
/ .neQryritre: heura5.x 'e.; fshr;ai.
! tants aon5 les nl5slecj9s - mn.
! dent en-. tlauf...f.,..,, e.n.,5 \ =. l5,.,..
snala{ss
/ Ilaf4v"a -5ayr: r:,iqr;.s,. ). .-iata 6-,sls
nuHt s3r.as .#.s. .t.se Is Tn
IS rails a~a>..s Ia alr...s g,:
s.s..ss....t 5.... 5..4.a.l.3 pas.
iss..5.a.1s..,,... iI,# ra;. ~ .so,,t -.
a..lsas#a3..,g,..s- tt.st ;, ,...r..
s..e t.. fles iasi. r;.,.s-a .rna il rnn.
asisss - II ,3'a9 #i5i,s.a 70
aa!sn..str, .,r.f,. III. a<;.fa cn.,
ear.t..4a9e4t ayec d,ux aurre.
.aa....sa- <s4.era:.gaH. or,r1
1ar ..1e raisoa On me aurgt. D.,
a. pas reaa9un la naGa.lla e5
que, par une au,,aciansn oru.
,.olc2, on ne hi . aas aun'iae.
~
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-rsAU NAGAsiS' 1if' >
,ieat d'4taOlir IN ,'|N nonvean ,';d
y n'a' . 'l'9ucoignure DIES rnes
~, !, 4. Louis, '1onfes les
ssssdises 4 qui doivent GArnlr
1,li.sT t,,slIj.s'nent vienoent @ direct, ..,
r. isSev York e Xn5.io,io sero9e ven Gn
), priis de Ia N0"Es''' oF
ms MONS DIES PERSON
I; sont tombees maiad
eet aa' h senaine commen2an'
oa4olre ~ lT auldi ct iinifsli5 Ii
! a,nd; s'd; 3 Feaarolj Biancs
'1sr, 'T1srnobloch, un ent.'nt dc
Rob- Robert, Henri Kn2s'o"a =. ?.
b KnobIoch, Nelson sou, Il,'oo- !,
!, Ramon Blake, M enlap5
A. Engerao, Bapilsse
\. Total: 10. %, ~. :,
psar: Louisa oAei'Yi =, ,,>-.,.-I. o"aE'
Re, c. franklin, Il. iran sl,t,,, :
Il,sariette a,' Parker, ua ehfaht
P,p,IIe. Total: 6.
Tend. iTssdreai a Seneai-6lAncs ;
II Lagar'e, Henri oe'es5'n ! TN. .
4 Jos. BoadreaaS, uA Ell. mo !,
FI0 Thibodaux, III euIaht oe
\ Tbibodauy, Laura Dantiii,
nisnt de Il. Tetreau, nn en-
al. G: Aubcrt, ,Coralie AIheT
asufant du DR., Rogers, MOI
sripger, Rebecca Bonner,
,,sut d'A'ioIphe RosSisnoi,
d Blum, Nine. j. L. Ancoin, y,
gant de Macon Hare. To
lis
alur IN epfant de conleur
d. Tetrean. Felix Boyd. 70
}.
Samedi a Dimanche- Blancs
infant de H. Tetreau, q. \.
erau Jne. Leo Aucoin, Re g
thibo'laux, Louise Holman
h Hargis, Lucy H'rgis, \, L.
luip, ct deay de ses eitints,
[uea Lescot, NJ. J, Barry, Ma"
gaquin, Nine. H, kGstz, 'ea
Blum. I'm eufant DE- Nine
npson, Faa'lkila iaf0h e ,
!. Jules ho'sle'iauA, Louis
n, Fellcle Dansereaux. I8fai.
Pulear:. Tn entant lie Robert
Or, Ra.elefe Hagaiines, Sc q
De Perry, Horace hifhar3, Sa
Ccula, Wm Alai'z", c3aa'.
etvine,. Howard A'aazc,
ndisGn Sanders, 4. pall.,ita.
aI: 10
c D'maaeae q Land'-blaa c&:
la hasafde, C!as. oahwa!sl,
ter l'ssan, ArtllijI Thibo-
Alae. J. /. Thompson,
and Frank Schmidt, LoniEa
R1e, q Gay Ial0odaaz, Law
iaoispsqh' Ghas. rs .. ID n,
john l.agar'le, Thomas Ho-
/, 'Iols pl'.!1 'alsq's &c IT. a.atlvens S1I
AaAan, Jos: Legeaire Jao.
aas e John Gra gan, John
s'a1 Slla. lolai tai -.
sar's : sLssls Evans, Angela
~ A'gaei y ) Jackson, AIeolI,
' I'ss,; ,ss. iotal !: o.
!. Iaaa' a faft'5-Blancs !:
a leane, Nine. Blum, IN
eIssal ane. d. Estivea3 ct
ha,,1. ealsals ass:.'nt a'Anre-
I pssSs' ~ aelle hard. Mae
:, 3 pas''seaas nss.a lore Stun,
P, Poa.sa ,.sa' ne'ie Z lesson, Al
\; a,se'',s' Any,. lofal lo.
1Iss'' Ts.a;, Mason ! Perry, Han
lDla. z.
! s'Mss a,a,.,,1 : lffcfed.--Blancs; {;
l.. ! I,sae'eF, p JUNE Roblchaax
; - : oasoll' Miguel CapeiIo,
Is)ssne: Alice Michelet,
as,. +, v'g1e aennzles, n sIme. j.
.1l' y hae' Desire Rergeron.
',ian.. /. !,
~, naa.;, laomas q Harris. Ce-
Iu.aIags. u. Total: 2.
1raueal n a Jeadi-Blancs !:
I.s Dssaf DaVIllari, jean Gel
9ae = Louis Champagne. Car