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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-06

ANNUAL
WEDNESDAY, EvEN1Nd, 9Th inst.
AT on JS9: attRd H4 j.: President.
u. g. HANNA, Secretary inhb ct
Special Notice - The regular monthly
meeting of the Louisiana Sugar Planters As
sociation will be held at the office Of the Ores
THURSDAY. March I. at 7:ao u. m. All plan
tiers, whether members or not are cordially in
vited to attend. An article on windrowed cane
will be read, aud the models of o new draining
machine, cane cutter and double mill will be
..'s. -, '-' '> JAMES +. GIFFEN.
To the Lake-OtHce of the New orleans
City Railroad Company No 1914 Canal street,
New Orleans, March /. lB7s.-Until further no
tice, trains to and from the Lake will leave
every hour. The last train will leave the Lake
mhs 1t q. O. LEWIS. Secretary.
Cotton seed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Orleans.
February n. 1s7s-Sellers and shippers of cot
good sound seed received here on and after the
10th of March will be sl1 per ton until further
notice. A II damaged, mixed and trashy or holly
price for same fixed according to quality.
Respectfully.
CRESCENT CITY Oil co.
BIENvILLE OIL co.
4 a. MAGINNIS' SONS.
NH i'm LOUISIANA OIL 90.
Notice = All persons having claims
against the estates of Frank II. Mitchell and
wife tSecond District Court. No. 40,12n are here
by notified TO present tue, same without delay to
RRAMER & SEYMOUR, 70 dustom6ouse ei street.
or to the undersigned on Peter, near Lavergne
street. Alglers. CHARLES WILSON,
te2t 1917 Administrator.
y hereby notify the Public that VIII NOT
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife. Pauline Rose, as she has left my
house without my consent. O. W. ROSE.
Donaldsonville. Feb. %, 1878 fe23
once Of the Crescent City Live stock J
Landing and Slaughter house Company,
No. 20 Oarundelet street back office.
An annual election for directors of this com
pany will be held ut this office on ES-
DAY March 6, 1875 between the hours OF II q.
IN. and .. m. -
J. N. AUGUSTINE Secretary.
New Orleans, February 49, 1878. fe22 I'd
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LOsT-TOUND.

FOUND-A WHITE GOAT, WHICH THE
Il owner cnn have by calling at No. 16s Orleans
street and paying costs Of advertising.
mia 3t*
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7 ,OsT SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
~ burned on the Steamer LOTUS)-The fol
lowing described Auditors warrants Of the
State of Louisian have been lost and all per-
sons are hereby warned against buying the
same. application having been made for the
issuance OF duplicates. viz:
Warrant No. 4o4o series 1875, In favor Of A. B.
Brnughton or G. l.. Walmsly Il o., for Silt 49,.
Warrant No, 4o41. series 1875. in favor Of A. B.
Brsoughson Or Q. L. Walmsly & Co.. for s1s7 go
No t0t2 Sspes s7 e favor op Of A B.
Warrant No. 1913 series 1875, in favor of A. b.
Broughton or @. T.. Walmsly K Co.. for $500.
Warrant No. ao4o. series 1876. in favor of Her.
wig, s25.
Warrant No. 545s. series 1876, In favor of Her
nandez, $3.50.
Warrant No. 5457. series 1875, in favor of Her.
nandez, for $3.50.
Warrant No. 545s series 1875, In favor OF Her.
nnndez. for $3.50.
Warrant No $3.50. series 1875, In favor of Her.
nandez, for $3.50.
Warrant No 5465. series 1875, in favor of Her
nandez. for $3.50
Warrant No. 3792, series 1874, in favor Of tho
Coushatta Times. for 300.
Warrant No 6s93. series 1874. in favor OF Weber.
for s25.
fe2t lot JOHN CHAFFE g. SONS.
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AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
COAL!
COAL I!
Steamships, Steamboats, and Families Supplied

New ORLEANS, Februory 81, 1873.
The towboat SHARP MCDONALD Is now on
her way to this city with large tow Of coal
boats and barges just from the Goa mines of
Jos. Walton Il Co.. of Pittsburg, Pa.
Planters wishing to purchase. will do we'll to
call Immediately on tho undersigned.
A. LAMBERT & CO..
fe2s mh24G "a Carondelet street
FT'HE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY FOR
L RUEIIMATISM GOIIT AND
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THE PRoMrsCUoUs MAsKERs,

In wagons. on mules or on loot 70 the number
Of probably q. thousand closed the linz. of
lous costumes that the Imagination could well
conceive.
The day parade of yesterday exceed any
thing that Rex has yet attempted Hence we
say Long Live the kingl
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r ,OST - OFFICE U. s. BONDED WARE
lathe undersigned hereby gives notice that
negotiable warehouse receipt No. 269, for sixty
packages EARTH ENWARE Craftsmanship Be-
russia: and also negotiable warehouse receipt
No. % for flfty-two casks SODA ASH and 224 casks
SODA CRYSTAL ex- steamship Texas, have
been lost. The public are hereby cautioned
against negotiating for the same, as duplicates
have boon asked for
CHAS. A. THIEL,
Proprietor o. s. Bonded Warehouse. No 151
Fulton street. ja28 If
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A WHITE
w woman to cook, wash and iron for q small
family; would be willing to go to Texas. In
luire at 1874 Richard street. mh5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Of Northern virginia. Loui.ian.

HFMy y NHrtHtFM vIFs1HEH. BuHfs1HHH
Til URSDAY, March I. 1878, ct ~ O'clock D. m.
ut Mechanics Institute Dryades. between
Canal and Common streets. Members will
come prepared to settle for lottery tickets, as
after that date no tickets can be returned.
By order of the President -
W. b. KLEINPETER,
mh5 ct Recording Secretary.
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In the background with the face of q lovely
woman and the tail of q scorpion. in the act of
stinging herself to death, to personify the
Louisiana Lottery. For, as the poet has said
Her art resembles Nature. her paint imi-
tatos Beauty her mouth embellishes Impos
ture with the charms Of Truth, At her
voice Suspicion is awakened, Ignorance
pricks up her ears, Attentive Envy smiles, Rea-
son Ia silent and signs. whitening Innocence
expires. In her features you will recognize of
brilliant Merit the most implacable enemy
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAEEs.
Cooks. Nurses. Chambermaia.. Etc.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A sITUA-
w ton to cook and assist In housework for
small family. Best Of references given. Apply
to M. O.. IA Thersia street. mh6 3t
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ANNUAL MEETING
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. 9Th inst,
at ~ o'clock,
AT GRIINEWAID HALL
JNO. GLYNN, in. President.
y. g. HANNA Secretary. mhb ct
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
MIR. u. ". SUNNY HEARD FROM.



II NE editor u he National RspUbIicdn:
My attention has Just been called to an article in
your issue II Friday last, under the caption, In
the Jury-RDom." which does great injustice,
and which consider malicious SANDER OH the
part OF your informant.
In the first place no juror does deny the fact as
sci forth in my affidavit which Is as follows:
Benjamin ". SUNNY, being duly sworn on his
oath snys that he oio of the Jury In the case Of
the IuiGd States vs. Edward Ray: that he was
called upon by Colonel George u. Corkhi one Of
the counsel for the prisoner in this cause, who
tls-cleCt that during the deliberations OF the Jury
in this cause Oh saturday copy Of THE NATIONAL
RiIrBLICAS of Friday, March s. ISIS, containing
an account OF the testimony in said luSe was read
over To the jury and commented on in said discus.
,l'n by various members Of said Jury. was com
PEELED, In Justice 10 the facts In the case. 10 admit
that the statement was true Of my own knowledge,
which fhct IL well known tDhll the jury"
You will see by the above that my affidavit says
nothing about coercion as stated in your article Of
Friday.
baCk by the court On saturday at one OCluck Is a
bns.' falschOod, care not By whom uttered
On tho following Monday morning / met Mr.
Gil. Who informed me that somebody had told ali
that Tanspircd in the jury room; then went into
the court room, when bailil told mt that Colonel
CUrkhill wished 10 see me went into the mar
,hal's Office aud met Colonel Corkh for the first
time, when he told me TINT he had received n note
stating that q copy Of The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
been Informed by three members Df the Jury,
among them Mr. Hurdle. Ho then asked me II
such was the fact Ia the case. ! replied that we
hSh agreed to keep secret all that TRANSFERRED IN the
Iury-roOm but GS three members Of the Jury had
told hun about the paper felt at liberty TO admit
that such was the fact, and made the above aftda
Wit. told him nothing ~ 10 how the Jury stood or
anything else pertaining 10 the case.
The above are the facts IN the case and trust you
will 10 me the Justice publish to the same that may
be set right before your readers and the public lii
general. Respectfully,
WSiIINTTO% March ~, 1878
r. WSlMMY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

District ca~..-John W. Burnley, a "vag," went
over for sixty days. Charles Richardson. small
COlOrch chap, was sent to the Reform school for
yagramCy. Winston Coleman forfeited 81 for being
too loud In the street. Ella Chase, profanity, dis.
missed. jeremiah Costello, keeping nn unlicensed
bar; continued ill tomorrow on personal bonds
Maurice ronnors was sent down furten days for re.
fusing to assist All officers Robert sherlock an old
offender, was sent to study agriculture for a month
Tor being disordery Frank Williams, alias Elbow {"
was given ninety days Tor carrying pistol. Rich.
ard MeleghR, dsOrdcrly; Judgment suspended, as
defendant was fined In another ease.
tinted IISs cdscs. Richard Melcgha was sent To
Jail for thirty days for n,Snulting Policeman Quin.
Ian Grccmbury Cha'c alias "Dnvall" found that
fifteen days In Jail was the sentence for striking
Oficer Mattingy David Jackson assaulted Ellen
Ross aud was sent 10 H for twenty days. Mary
slaughter paid All for heating Eva Il. Myers;
Frank Williams, sliRs Elbow was scnt down for
six month, for picking the pocket Of Mrs Mary
Ann Tyler, Fannie Williams paid V for the lar.
ccuy Of q stove from Mary Scott. Frederick Piper
larceny ola lot OF wearing apparel from e. D. Pen.
uebaker, continued until today william H. Price
stole lamp from Francis Miller, and ~ thi, was
his scclmd Oiien'c the case was sent to the grand
Jury, bonds So. Charles COntec, larceny OF two
chairs from Hannah Wright, thirty days In jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
THE POLICE COURT.
Further Delay In Regard to the UuIsarIsn
Church Building


Hon Mr.. Hendee, IN i communication to the
Commissioners says:
''On Monday Mr.. stephens OF Georgia said to lno
that he should try and have the House consider IN.
Unitarian Church lease, &c. unless it was under.
stood that no possession should be- taken of The
property for Police Court purposes until the question
had Deen acted upon by the House. tnId him /
could not make any arrangement as the District
commissioners would undoubtedly consider Tint I
had no authority ~ make any such arrangement.
% 70 bind their action IN any way. lie asked me
would request the Commissioners not to take
possession for the purpose OGhUlding Police Court
I'LL the House had acted upon the matter, | told
him would do 50, and for that purpose drop
this note, hoping II will receive due CyIisidsrntIu,i
what you may consider die duties Of the CoinmI,.
siOners in the premises but wish ~ ppriiIrm a
Nj stephens"
In response the Commissioners say that II will
give them pleasure 10 comply with Mr. Stephens
wish In respect to the Police Court matter AZ far n,
they can do so consistently with their sense of
duty. To that end they will make no order Tor the
removal OF the court 10 the church building now
almost ready for occupation, during tho present
week and II Il be the pleasure Of the district
Committee Of the House 10 so request they will lie.
lay such removal until the House shall have an
opportunity To act upon the question on their next
District day-thc third Monday of April pToXmo
1hoy don't iecl AT liberty ~ promise 4 longer time
Us Tue District is paying rent on the church builL
building now occupied by the COurt-lhnt is
double rent. They hardly think Mr. Stephen,
is iuly informed uf the facts connected with the
leasing OF III" church. They notice IN the rrpOrt
VI Tue committee no mention Is made uf the de-
cis.on Of the supreme Court Of the pistr ct amer
commissioners 10 MAKE the contract for tho lease
OF the church building IL The Police Court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-Roose sends New York papers in advance
On motion of Senator Dorsey yesterday, the
bill in relation to certificates Of assessment for
special improvements was reComniticd 10 tie
COMMITTEES, as certain persons desire 10 be heard
on the bin.
COLONEL Pinkertou and two Of his detectives
passed through this city yesterday on the lJJ South
ern trnin with the bond robbers recently arrested
IN Petersburg, Va, for rUbbing James II. Young Of
New York, OF s2j3.2Si ia bonds and lnr,e sum
represented by other papers.
A TuInor was circulated at a very early hour
yesterday morning that Judge Smell who pTe.ides
al the Police Court, had been assaSsimated 6yN col
ored man, who had a grulse against him. The
Judge was routed out Of bel by rCpOrteTs who
wore not satisfied until they had Personally In.
spected him aud found that lie was All safe.
We specially desire 70 call attention 10 Miss
Annie X. Humphreys advertisement OF her spring
opening on Tuesday, April =, and during The week
In French, German. and English goods for ladies'
gentlemen, misses, and children she la, doubtless
agood stock OF wellseeGted goods and such as
will command ready sales.
The residents in the vicinity of whitney ave.
nue. anu stieith street. and persons who uTr in tue
habit OF riding out 10 enjoy tho fresh breeze on the
outskirts Of the city will lie delighted to know that
We arGo mud hole the receptacle OF refuse atlcr
the home OF The frog aud tile breeder Of chills and
lever ON the Left side Of seventh street road at the
ihersectiOn OF Whitney avenue. has been tllcd up
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
Casting "a Zig Propeller.

One Of the largest prnpcllcrS cvcr cast al the
Washington Navy Yard was EAST yesterday after.
noon, aud the event drew ont large number of
Spectators I" witneS> the process.
Alta convenient distance or both sides OF the
mould wa, erected platform for the accommuda.
ton OF visitors, which crowded with Indies and
gentlemen, aud all about the fOuudry on the ma.
chincry IN the lOpTwnys and even In the ward
were IODkvrsOn.
There were 5000 pIuuds Of metal Ucltcd OF which
G.D were used IN the casting Of the propeller the
metal used being In the proportion OF eighty Eight
pounds ofcoplcr ten of lin. aud two vi link
which composition by experiment In, proved Ia
lie the strongest. Tie blast was put on At two
"ci"rS, and promptly At fifteen minutes To four the
mNipn mass was east, the operation 0ccu,vimg
tNn.I lw" minutes The propeller was cast for
the uiiri state, steamer Brooklyn. II IL clutch
prl"l'"r, Of sixteen fee, diameter and twcnty.Oue
feet pitch the blade, being seven feet long and the
hub t"" feet In diameter The work was under
the ,u"FNi sion Vt Mr. -amurl GclstOn master
T%Mir snd Witnessed by chief Engineers shock.
J. " Moore, SplGglIe, aud Tower. Ofthr AuunrylI,
AGA 'Cmy, Rear Admir,l Jones, English navy .
captain Mslruu L. : 4, Judge Wilcox chief In.
g'n""r Harris, Assistant Engineer Mctarty, con.
gresham Hurt, aud MANY other distinguished
le-st.s, "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
Grace GreenwOod's Lecture-"The Heroic
In C0mmon Lie"

Grucc Greenwood Is announced to deliver .hel
celebrated lecture as above enttled on Wetlucsda,
evening, April 5, at the Cungrc Eatonal Church
When this lecture was inst delivered In New York
city some twelve ycars ago, Horace Greeley wrote
OF the lecturer follows
Grace Greenwood Is u lady not fur from forty
years OF age, but with that freshness of compile
and elasticity Of form which only the health flow
ing from her wel-known nrdor for horseback and
other outdoor exercises eau insure 10 an Ampr
can woman. Tail with flill and strongly mark cd
face-thc darkest Of s!de.curls. eyebrows and
head--no lady could more safely dare the trying
Inspection OF n lecturers audience. She wore last
night u black silk dress and plain lace collar that
required IN her positIsn. In a voice that filled
easily the large church, but which marked by q
slight lisp she abruptly commenced her lecture
and spoke rapidly for over nn hour"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

The fourth and last Of the series of sociablcs Of
the New York A,,OClatlun for this season was cclc
brated last night In Masonic Hall As usual the at.
tendance was very largo. and every one enjoyed
himself II Is UNNECESSARY to enlarge upon the
credItnble manner IN which tltu hpOr.managcrs
and the several committees performed their duties
The ASSOCIATION may congratulate lt,elr upon the
umbOundsd success and popularity it has gained
this season. Among those present were MiSes
Henderson, llosmcr, Monroe Clarke. the Misses
Syin0r, Misses lIeVltL Eu-lnce, Cox, Adams, Corn
Ing; Mr. and Mrs T.. K. Trumbly, Ar. and Mrs
NuH Mr., and Mn. Casey, and Mes1rs, Thompson
HOsmgr, Schneider, Cronlu, KisCaddin, Ileasunts
Masi, sydnor, Treyilt, sheldon, and MGtby.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
THE GROW TRIAL.
His Companion. Richardson. 10 Painted In
Had Colors.

Had CO1Orp.
The trial OF John A. Grow, The Washington lawyer
was continued wednesday before Judge Benedict
In New York. The Herald says "rhe day was con
sumcd chiefly In the cross-cSamination u the de
PENDANT Mr. John A. Sllhman, Wall street lawyc'
testified to the character OF Charles Richardson
the brokor who Is also under arrest, and whose
testimony IL the chief part OF the evidence against
Grow. lie testified that he believed Richardson to
be the worst man. so far as mercantile aud bust.
ness interests were concerned, that could be found
In the city. Amer this witness len the stand quite
dramatic scene occurred. The District, Attorney
MT. Fiero, asked him II no had been subppnacd
smnalghteninE himself up among the spectators. MI
Of this case In the Herald, and while was eating
my lunch today met the District. Attorney and
told him what knew Of Richardson. The District.
Attorney had already heard enough about his
character but wish TO say here In respect to the
court and TO myself and the community that felt
II 70 be my duty 70 come hors aud warn the public
against that man. The court here brought the
melodramic performance to close by stating that
y was hardly necessary TO bring much more eyi
dence rs 10 the character Of Richardson, and that
the last part Of this evidence Of course was lrreyu
lar. Grow gave graphic account Of his resistance
70 being searched when he was arrested by the
secretseryice officers, as he denied their authority
to search him. In this squabble some OF hfs
papers were badly torn. II WAS finally agreed tina!
they should be placed In scaled envelope, AMI
given In charge OF Commissioner Shields. When
produced In court they were all there, with the
exception Of two thrt witness said Special Treas
ury Officer Curtis took nom him."
ALTHOUGH an article Of comparatively recent In.
robcJs complete without o Spring 0vercoat pur
chased Of George c. Henning, 4l0 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
An USEM ENIS.
Carncross 4 Dixcy-Nationri Theatre.


An entire change Of programme Is announced for
this evenings performance OF the great minstrel
troupe 1T the National. Mr.. Curc.uss and every
member of the company will appear In change Of
songs sketches, and burlesIues. The performance
will conclude with their famous burlcsQuo on a
Crushed Tragedisn." The troupe will give a matt
nee tomorrow for the especial entertainment OF
ladies and children. When "lIelens Babies will be
prsentci for tho last time, aud TOftiC aud BHigs
will nnke their last appearance seats for the ro-
manning evening and matinee performances OF this
talented troupe can now be secured at tho box
office tho theatre
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.


Bui1d1usr
IT.. cor,,,,..ton.,. -. ,s.,.-.,..s A.. Ar. xYs,,
~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hs'o a."'n"ou W w nun
- o. Williams, chairman OF the COMMITTEES on the
District OF Columbia or the House Of Representa-
tives the following In rsspop.e IN 4 request fpr
e. VI u's Amouhu oi tne MONEY! p~'o W
thc District for rent OF bundings, oices, land &c.
occupied BY the District with assurances paid aud
taxes RENTED ON Same aud for further answer to
r.,no., a., ,,,ch o,h., a, a,,no,ion . iii, ,a,d a
$3.50, W SUI o'''e, h'o'nia''o" - WI S."e "
snow the economy OF the erecuon OF suitable DIS
trict building or the purchase Of one, with such
surpest,on, as Won NAV decm nron.r To ,nate -.
W. h.,,. a.. -. = -a..,..I., ~ =, .,,.,,..
10 ya, ~ wy n,rio, %Si.pnnn, Via ~ ,,ni NV
oc gwen lhs pistrict NommssioneIs' or tneiI sue
Congress plan or plans OF building for the Dis
hi et Dovernment Win snnieieh capacity and suit
l Dio ACCOMPLISHMENTS tor heg ,., tne eNecu
we uePaI'ment pIopeI Nun nj VIZ puIenus now
ocoup, inh Lovlns ~ my DstIyt pu'un. u'',. Mso
~ p ~ 'n ny ti,, @ n, " III
tne boarI OF heaith anu lhe Meuopolnan foncc,
several denartmsnss OF hha nist,ict a,yo,nmsm,
under ono roof - Wv -
WV
THE ANNUAL RENTALS
now paid by the District are as follows: Morrison
building occupied BY the Comm lssioners $1,000
rooms ior Commissioners OF the sinking Fund
500 room, for SUPERINTENDENT OF Fire. Alarm Tcle,
graph $3.50: Board OF Health 81 40; Metropolitan
Police board 81, 500; total si0,3so This sum Of
siO3s0 Is the equivalent Of six per cent interest on
say than Is needed to erect a building sufficient
and suitable In all respects for all the departments
of The District government. Indeed, SCOOP may
be sutficent To cover tho cost of such n building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

WIZARDS Hall was crowded last evening with
cOncOurse OF admring friends. assembled In honor
of the occasion Of the CONCERT given by Mrs Marcy
and her excellent support. Mis-. Maruy's rendition
of"QHi ~ roce' and tho Nightingale" song elected
prolonged aud enthusiastic applause aud afforded
her partial patrons II weI.improved opportunity Of
Presenting beautiful floral offerings Mr.. Pugh
cmincntly sustained his brilliant aud welleirrud
reputation By his excellent performance OF his
allotted share OF the programme. Mr.. lliukOx's
solos were well received, and evidenced that gen.
tlemais possession Off voice OF considerable power
aud coinpass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

Tie Baltimore N"n says: Rev. J. T.. Newman.
late Of the Metropolitan y. T. huruh Washington,
denies lhul lac has been transferred to the Central
Church NuN York city. He says that hi, call 10
hcH York.. II, well ~ his appointment 10 the
financial agency IF Metropolitan Church have
been ten entirely IN tho hands OF the bishop Vi
Bal.iGiu TT Conference"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-29

combination OF musical and literary talent OF
unexampled brillancy aud strength will appear In
programme OF great attructveneSs at Marinis
Hall on Tuesday evening April 2, on the occasion
Of the benefit rendered our well-knOwn fellow Cit.
zen, Mr.. James b. Philip. Grnce Greenwood. Pro-
iessors Bischof and King Mr. and Mrs. SlddOns
Miss Lotto swallow and Miss Annie Ware are an.
nOuncel u np lear.