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A CARD.
ST. MARY's CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS Asylum
Now Orleans, November 9, 1875
MemnnFY of the Menrf.

Every year q collection is made In the several
cemeteries on All Saints Day for our orpl1au
boys. This year 1t Was with the following re~
suit: y
French Benevolent Society. ...............ss .ssss So
5Danlsh Union Soc1etv. etv.................... 100 G5
PIortugusee BENEVOLENT Society. .......-.. 5e 81
Italian Mutual Socisty. y................4... 43 90
Regiment Orleans Artillery. ...-.......... ii 90
COLLECTION in ". patrick's Cemetery...... "a 90
Collection In St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery SO ID
happy winner In the Louisiana State Lott
terry, MI; Jos. T. REEsIDE. Of Philadelphia.
has sent to our Asylum $50.
U Our Asylum, situated Ia the Third District. ID
| not much known to the public.
Friends and benefaetors are few and thsres@
tore, the more appreciated.
Let all come and see our 800 boys under the
care OF ne Sisters Marianites of the Holy Gross.
and each visitor would becoms D. friend
=. During the epidemic. from the thirteenth Of
seDtem9sr to the last day Of October eighty
four of the inmates have been siok, four wsrB
considered lost-they had the black vomit-but
| only one died, q child ~ years old
| A good and experienced nurse, Sister, d
EMLE bOUMENa 'as are ol bs as0I inssraap aenI DE
whom Providence has employed
| The HoWards, PsabOdys and Central Relief
| Committees and few friends came TO our
| help.
months Mr.. Coos paid his daily visit 10 ot1r
Asylum, and provided for all necessary nnedi~
cine, etc.
,To Or. EMILE DoUmEINa praises ana
blessings. =.
70 Collector SMITH, WASHINGTON MARKS.
pany. and other friends and bensfartors, ever
lasting grateful prayers Of the orphans and Of
'po1 no9o 4 Il 0'A's0o' vfGfoa sBRB Treasurer
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PEABODY SUBSISTENCE ASSOCIATION

New ORLEANS, November 8, 1875.
The following contributions to date are ae.
knoWledged:
Southern Relief Committee New York Chams
bsr OF Commerce, per Cromwell Line steamers.
50 cases clothing, 10 bales clthiDg. trunk
clothing, bales clothing and bedding. q bed
steads.
COPELAND & Hartwell, Brocton. Mass, through
Mr.. n. T, w. Baehman. New Orleans, case
shoes F31 pairs)
Liquor Dealers Association OF Galveston.
Texas through Messrs. Ball, Hutchines q Co..
Galveston. Texas, through Louisiana National
Bank, New Orleans. $500 20.
Citizens Bank Of NeW Orleans, SIG 10.
New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad Com~
pany, 25 car fares
Messrs. M. r. Dunn J. Go New Orleans, sum
dries. J. W. NADER, Secretary.
nOfn NJ
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH. J
State House, State OF L ouisiana,
NsW Orleans, November 2, 1878. J

Now Orleans, November 2, 1878.
In view OF the probable entrance of many
families into houses infected by yellow fever
whether by removal or return to the city, the
Board of Health recommend that all such
houses be thoroughly fumigated by sulphur
and also, be- freely opened to the action offrost,
II this should occur previous to occupation.
It is also recommended to all householderB
on the appearance Of severe frost, to expose
their houses for several days and nights
thoroughly to its action. This applies, also, TO
all the contents Of the rooms and particularly to
clothing, bedding and all articles of merchan-
disc of porous character, VIII ich should be
opened as freely as possible to the air.
SAM'L chopin, M. D.,
President Board Of Health.
B. r, TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
no66t Secretary Board of Una1th
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.

OFFICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC }
Schools. No. 80 Burgundy street,
New Orleans, November 7. 1878,
Sealed proposals addressed to the Committee
on Purchases and Supplies will b. received at
this office until 12 o'clock m. MONDAY, the
eleventh instant. to furnish the Public Schools
with seventy cords Of bakers PINE WOOD,
sawed. PIERRE LANAUX,
Chairman Committee On Purchases and Sup
plies. nos td
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LIS much desired

enough into line to secure this much desired
object
The Tribune also has special from Mi1wau-
kee which asl says Frisby. Republican. Is elected
votes, which, however. will be determined posi-
lively by the official count next Tuesday,
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The Russian Lovnlide puts the number of
troops engaged in actual fighting during the
last war at $4,000 infantry, $4,000 cavalry, or
ery used 204,923 charges, and the infantry
and cavalry 10,O57,7G4 cartridges. The Turks
are reported to have lost altogether nearly
t5O 900 killed and wounded
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POLITICAL.
The Opponents of voerhees-A Close wis.
CnnaIn District.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9-The Tribune special from
indianapolis says the result Of Tuesdays elec-
tlpn s 1xt mas strengthened Senator Winterbottom
OF Michigan City. in his determination not to
vote for Voorhees, for United States Senator.
senator 9an, Iornighausen, Of Fort Wayne will not
unalterably Opposed TO him. These three votes
are indispensable TO Voorhees, election and the
democratic leaders are hard a. work to bring
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. W. BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic Dis
has Just returned from Europe. Office. 1ss0anaf
street. between Dryades, and Rampant streefs
up statrg. Nervous peoiilty, y Weakness. gfthex
short time. Private Diseasee treated aIfsr q nsR
sure and quick method TeHnale Disessgs traassa
With greatest SUCCESS.
Dr. BiIe's reputation as skilled and gaecssss
fui physieien ID already years ago establl8Esa
In View orleans an vicinity, and ne has cured
hundrgds q CASES here which osner physieiaDa
had Iaaie1 70 Pap eft. which 10 veil known 10 The
public, ". bap.s ia graduate from one Of the
sigtant physician to Prof. sie,rd. Paris. Glan.
guIts.tlons End correspondence strictly cGnna
deallal. ynsrges moderate. 1aa Canal street
0k w. BILLIE 1856 lanai sEEesss aea
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benetit OF the Female Orphan Asylum,
Corner Onmp and prytanta strasfs
Rooms Y. III. G. A. Relief Ommiltee
81 CAMP STREET.

81 CAMP STREET.
Notice Is given that the Relief organization
snspends active work from this date; the Dis
triet Chairmen closing their woik k as rapidly as
possible with safety to the cases In hand.
Ali claims against the association must be-
presented for settlement Immediately.
W. @. SHEPARD.
no1o at Chairmans Belief COMMITTEES,
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ONE OF TEE DEFEATED CANDIDATES

migserating fully with all those who like
himself. SO nimbly treaded the gangway plank
Of the great ship Depreciation" up for the City
Hall and other ports, on last Tuesday morning.
toiling all day long in the breakers. In sight OF
thousands on the shore, finally went to pieces
sion, manfuly struggled to the shore, has, after
a brief rest. recovered bis wonted evennpss Of
existence. Offending none and by none Offend
during stone the fitting epitaphs Of all those Of
his fellow-voyagers whom the bitter, cruel,
troubled and uncertain sea of political strife
NAV yet fail to render up alive.
The AL clipper ship Democracy" having left
port about the same hour, has, after some de-
lays, cast out her bpW-lfnes In not altogether
sound condition. for. If truth can keep apace
with the dark rumors that are abroad as to the
conduct of some Of her officers and crew. better
had that good old ship, that has weathered so
many gaies foundered unknown in the deep
blue sea, than to have hove in sight with the fog
Of suspicion dampenng her spars. no1O 1t
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NEW ORLEANS
CREDIT FONCIER ASSOCIATION
Office NO. FL Eslenvllre street.

At an election held Monday October IA. 1873,
the following gentlemen have been elected Di-
rectors OF this Association for the ensuing year,
to wit:
G. PASCAL. ROBERT ROBERTS,
J. ". BL OK K. ALBERT 7. NOLL,
AUaUsTE LETIs,sJR., Z. ROCA.
G. CAST. GUSTAVE PTTARD,
And at meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
has been unanimously elec ed President, and
Mr.. G. I'll. NORMAN Secretary.
G. Fl. NORMAN, Secretary.
New Orleans, October 18. 1873. oc1s I'm
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office of United states Marshal, District
q Louisiana, New Oileans. November TO- 1873
served during the late election are notified to
call at this office on, MONDAY, November II
ater II o. M, to reeejve the pay due them.
JACK WHARTON,
no1O tt United ktHtes MHrsha1
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Attention. vauary Rifses-spectaa naeet~
ing MONDAY. November IL, 1s7e-Every nom
utmost IMPORTANCE will be brought forward,
Constitutional fines will be enforced for nom
attendance.
By order:
notO 2t A. E. MORPHY. Captain.
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Grange Trees!-Orange Trees!-The um=
derslgned has for sale at his nursery. In the
rear OF Merchants Warehouse, Gretna. 10000
Grated and Seeding
ORANGE TREES,
of the best varieties. win be sold at low price.
no1o I'm z. ". COCHRANE.
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Notice Neither the captain, owners nor
ship COMMANDER, Capt. Ellis, from Pernam-
bneo will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crew of said vessel.
no93 DECAN g. 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Meannuarterg Asaecia = tgevys : rv,,vy NJ

| Headquarters Association Arssy oF Ten
nessee. New Orleans, November 10, 1s7s-The
officers and members OF this association are
| held on TUESDAY. Novembs u, ut : O'clock b.
70. Punctual . attendance is requested as I'm.
poTtant business will be transacted
By order OF AUGUSTUS KEIcHARD, First Vice
President. '100
no10 81 J. g. GoLDING. Secretary.
MeadGuarters First ~ eg tment Louisiana
Field Artillery. New Orleans. November 10
1878MA ~ Im4eetlng OF this command will be held
O'Clock, As business Of importance Is 10 be-
transacted It is earnestly requested that every
= BY ORDER of g; LIE GAHDEuH, Lieutenant
Colonel Commanding.
no10 1t CHAs. j. BIER, Secretary.
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Martin showed Ms shield and bravsd him still Thea
Detective Dyer came along and questioned the dog
catcher who stoutiy denied the larceny which, he
had tho stolen skye his lap, proceed
ing savortng strongly OF fasehood. So they locked
william Martin up, and disguised Seventeenth pre-
cinct patrolman by making him drive the aog wagon
TO the Pound. Judge BIxby yesterday REDUCED the
prisoner the lie and the larceny and when he bad
COMMITTED him in $1,000 Henry Bailsr LETT court .
much Modified man.
KIErrER's DOG sPIxKIS"
But the canine question was not all settled before
this particular Magistrate IL came up again IN CON-
plicnted shape when Andrew Weiss was led before
The Bar. andrew had ouly twelve summers, but
the complainant John Keller, solemnly vouched Tor
his depravity. "He Won't do noting" SAID Jshn,
sbut lay rount nit poys for TO make troubles
and take lungs vot don't his'n. He puts water
melon peels on de sidewalks ana pegs stones at de
windows. and ven do summer comes arount he hunts
for toys dot cont got wire tngs on dcre mouts Hia
bruder Is loaier, and his mother makes rows 10 de
house, and
The Court here interrupted the list OF the Weiss
famy's enormitics tried TO con1ne the complains
TO tho charge IN point Then KeifIcr made Q
charge OF larceny, which tho juvenile maiefactor
sturdily denied.
s.Yol tor you lie, you Weiss boy,' said the CON-
plainanL 81 catch our 'Pinkic' we're you put him
nit de oder togs do cellar got him locked up Ia
de voodhouse sh ust now"
sin young Weiss was obdurate.
ssProduce the dog" Courts nat, ans thu
prisoner was remanded till Oacer Masterson couc
bring ..Pinkie" IN. Tho dog brought Ho was
thoroughly dem0ralized looking animal kienef
stared NJ him moment and muttered, 'My erasmus
una locked up dot dogl" Then he lett in conster
II the wrong dog he had kept, and younl
Weiss went forth = irce boy.
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move ON /"

The afternoon session OF tne police trials was taken
up with tho bearing Of a complaint against officer
stewart. Of the Twenty ninth precinct, who was
charged win having assaulted party OF young men
on the III From the testimony In the 10 APP
pears that Ludlow Ogden, a lawyer, Of No TWcst
Twentieth street, and some iriends been spending
their evening at Glmore'e Garden the night IN
question: On their way uptown they called nj bowl
ing alley, wnerc tncy remained Tor ew hours.
Alter leaving the latter place they stood
the corner OF sixth avenue ana Thr-
tieth street, o'clock IN the morning,
and were engaged IN conversation when Officer stew
art ordered them 10 move on. Dislktug the Official
mandate they nesItated 10 comply and tho otncer
sterniy repeated the Injunction, whercup0n one OF
tncfn TOOK the officers number and Ludlow Oguvn de-
Mod the officers authoriy 20 compel them TO move
On The party, however, proceeded 70 cross over 70
tue other sue OF SKIN avenue when, alleged, the
officer foiiowed them sezed Frank Ogden ny the coat
and roughly ran HIM down The avenue toward fwsnty-
ninth street This action tns repeated three times.
stewart admitted showing Mr.. Oguen away, but
pleaded IN evacuation that he nis friends we're
Uoisterous their demeano r. when told TO rsovo
used protano words 10 ia offceE
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To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:--
Justice and kndacss 10 all parties concerned seem
to dc mand public announcement that the American
Colonization Society had NO agency whatever In the
expedition OF colorcd people which embarked Tor
Liberia from Charleston, ). G.. on the 2lst OF April
last consequently Is not AZ all Responsible for
intakes ana experiences II has occasoned. Tho
Liberia Exodus Association. under auspices
bark Azor purchased and despatched, the
outgrowth OF an independent movement among the
freedmen themselves against the known judg nent OF
the Coordination society. Ii was believed 10 be
stated, MS "A JOINT stock company. The next promi-
error 10 be depored that oil permitting
hundred or moro cmgranss TO got on board with Dag
and baggage than the vessel vas allowed
by law carry. These had DO
shipped ami lett upon the wharf; ana
comes iron sierra Leone that twcnty-two tho
number that sailed dsd'o the passage oil ship lover,
accustomed by scarcely Of water Tnis mortality may
have been accustomed gu tie much by condition.
II gratifying TACT TO the friends Of the American
Colonization society that IA sending over 100 cxped
tons to Liberia no serious casually has happened
cther 10 vessel or emigrants SPECIAL caro- has been
taken ~ their passage safe comfortable,
hi0d Provi1ece has given prosperity. The last expe
dition OF the society leaves Now York to-day with
sixty-nine grants on board the bark Liberia from
the vessel have PROVIDED lne beat OF Dcci aud
suitable articles Tor their food the voyage, and
have personally purchased and shipped stores Of good
Qualty for their six months alter thor
IL Liberia. JOHN CIRCUIT. General Secretary.
No " BiDLE HOUSE,, June 10. 1873
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RESCUED AND RECAPTURED.

Seeing man acting suspiciously in front OF No
1913 Pearl street, early yesterday morning, ONCE
Finkqn, Of tho Fourth precinct took him in custody
and on investigation learned that the warehouse o
T. c. Graw. at that number, had boon broken into As
The policeman proceeded TO the station house with
his prisoner, he suddenly fct himself seized IRON be-
hind by Jonn McMahon, friend OF the man
tody. In the sruggIe the prisoner escaped but the
officer succeeded IN holding on 10 his rescuer and
safely lodging MN IN the cells He then went in
quest the fugitive, whose name, ne had learned,
was John Hanrahln, and alter three Rpnrs' search
In undng MIN. Al the Tosnbs Police Court
yesterday the pris0ncrs1wcrc committed for trial.
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CANNES IN COURT.

dog recned door Of No 13s East Fourth street,
ruminatng on the vcissitudcs OF unlicensed casine
life anu his own immunity from peril Just then
there was q crsaking and bowling, and into sight
moved wagon wherein were shut dozen Of ms
kindred, with william Martin, the deputy dog catcher
sitting IN triumph Ia front. Past Bailer's door
went the vehicle, and as tho stern oficiaI's
eyes rested upsn the animal thero CLEAN shot into
them and he bestowed an eloquent wink a small
boy trot.ing alongside Tho cncct on that juvenile
was peculiar. 40 sided up 10 Bailer's dog, gazed
wissiuIiy a. tho collar and muxzle, aud whipped him
up 10 his arms aud deposited him in William Martins
wagon. Then they went tDeir way, osvI ng Bauer
desolate and dogless. But there another
small boy who observed the larceny, ana con
vsyed word Of " 10 Bailer, VINO started IN
rage amer that deputy dog catcher
IL was Just in 'front.' OF the Seventeenth prccinct
ton house that he overhaulod HIM He stormed, u0s
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feeding Sss ssr the operation was performed she alto

feeding oss a1r the operation was performed she ate
heartily.
BERGH cAILRp.
To tho astonisninent OF all Mr.. Hall called Mr.
Bergh to stand de interrogated 10 his
personal nowiedge OF the when he went before
the Grand Jury ana slid ne did not then knew any
thing about II. Mr.. Hall further asked whether NJ.
Mr. Herring objected, and the objection being sus-
brought the q close, and, Mr.. Hall declining
TO sum up, Assistant District Attorney Herring I'D.
dressed Inc jury, claiming that case Of cruelty bad
been clearly made out, and that the defendant should
be convicted.
JUDGE GILDERsLKEvn's CHARGE
In charging the jury Judge Glderseeve said they
responsible for the law, but Tor It's enforce
ment. They might believe u pernicous and its
operation unreasonable and oppressive, aud yet that
reason why they should not ACT In accordpnce
with its PROVISIONS IL was their duty 10 act undcr
the law a. given, defined and explained TO them
py the Court. The action OF the jury should
be dspassiouate, unprejudiced and Impartial
They must not allow themselves 10 ba
question a. to how tar had IN the exercise Of
his dominion over horses, the right intict pam
upon them Ia bringing them TO condition that suits
his fancy, or IN ms judgment, increases their
utility The main questions we're whether there was
unjusIihsbie physical pain in1lctcd upon the pony
and whether there needless mutilaton.
GUILTY.
After Mr.. Hall had submitted several requests to
charge, jury retired alter the absence OF an
hour half returned verdict VI not guilty. Is
understood that the jury stood eight 70 four when
they first went out. Frazer Immediately stood up
and thanked the jury and was discharged.
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rigid accountability anc require them to close their
case by Friday week. previously agreed upon Tne
Surrogate quietly replied that u would be time enough
TO consider this que stion when Il came up ~ tns
Messrs. Clinton, Ccmstock and Vanderbilt looked
tribe disguised, while Msssrs Lord and Alien ana
Mrs. La Bau left the With smiles OF victory
upon their faces.
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Al a meeting Of the Park Commissioners yesterday
President Woman offered q resolution thai hence
forth gentlemen as well ladies' be permitted 70
play croquet on the east green croqust grounds the
Central Park Tho resolution was adopted.
The Board decided TO the views Of citizens who
desired 10 oner opinions regarding the contemplated
Improvement 10 f0mpkins SQUARE.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DoRFLINGER-- Tuesday, June Is, In Grace
Church, HJnesdae, Pa, by the Rev. b. r Miller,
LouIs J. DoRRLISGER to ADA G. REED, OF Honesdalo,
Pa. Ys4T
HAxIGIy--WEEKs.-On Wednesday, June 10 at the
Church OF 81 Francis Xavier. oy the Rev. r. +. Deay
s. j., HENRY J. hANiGIS 70 MARY AUGUSTA, daughter
Of Philips Weeks ull OF this city.
LIxDsAY--BELL.-On Fourth day, Sixth month 10th
by Friends ceremony, CHARLES SETON LINDSAY u
MARY LEVIN, eldest daughter OF William Bell OF THU
city.
PALMRR-BRusH-- this city, June 10, 1878, by the
Rev DR.. Ormiston, BENJAMIN w. PALAER to MARION,
daue hter OF the late James 4. Brush. No cards.
PELrox-MoRRIsoS.-OnT Tuesday evening, June 18,
1875 at the Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Jersey
CITY, N. H. BY tho Rev. George b. Vosburgh, ADELBER1
daughter OF James D. Morrison, Esq, OF Jersey City
HORNE -cApEks. On Monday. june II: az the
brooklyn, L. l., by the Row Or. +. +. Lawrence, j.
LEFrERTs TnoESE, OF ST. John N. b., TO AMELIA f.,
daughter Of the late Hon. Le Grand G. Capers
No cards
, 1878-02-15
Sentiment and Railroads.

Sentiment is not apt to entwine itself
firemen do become attached to their en-
gines. Vanderbilt once made mistake
in not recognizing this fact. When he
first took control of the New York Cen
tral Railroad, he ordered all the brass
work to be stripped from the locomotives.
1t was useless expense, he said, to put
it on at all, as it added neither TO the
strength or speed Of the engine. Then,
too, it was expensive to keep polished,
consuming time, oil, rotten-stone and
rags.
The economical manager soon found
out that sentiment played no slight part
in running a railroad. The engineers,
vexea at the disrobing Of their handsome
engines ceased to care for them. The fire
men also neglected them. They looked
dingy, grew dirty and greasy, and the
number laid up for repairs greatly in
creased.
Vanderbilt saw his mistake, and the
brass was restored to the locomotives,
which again became AS tidy in their APP
pearance as the engineers wives.
On the Great Western Railway, of
England, there is broad gauge and a
narrow gauge. The broad, being the
original gauge, has the favor of the old
employees, who, like all Englishmen, are
averse to change,
An ancient guard was recently knocked
down and run over by an engine on this
line. He asked to see the company's
doctor, who was sent for, though the in
jured man was beyond the remedial skill
Of physician.
81 am glad you came to see me start,
doctor, as l hope, by the up-train," said
the poor fellow.
81 am only sorry can do nothing for
you, my good fellow, answered the sym
pathetic physician.
~ know that; it is all over with me
But there, I'm glad it was not one OF
them naIrow-gaUge engines as did it,