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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-11
|NgLE COPIESi TEN CENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
|r.pEMY OF MUSIC.
Sc. Charles street.


.anesday Night, March n. 1868.
"-..,ast hill Of the season, Introducing all the
gieA''S Star Troupe in their best acts.
.noarance of A. H. DAVENPORT as
iona 5yylpASH, in the YOUNG WIDOW.
MORO" the RED CROOK.
Wonsy taken at par; -,... .
r !e'sr ops before P. M. Box Office open from A.
TulP, M. HnAi
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The Albany lNew York; Jomna! says:

The Albany New York; journal says:
General Hancock event up like a
rocket" Circumstances indicate that he
may "come down like stick" General
Grants order to reinstate the municipal
officers at New Orleans, whom General
Hancock suspended, must be exceedingly
mortifying to the gallant commander. And
this modification must be all the more in
tense from the fact that his order of sus-
pension was issued while he was basking in
the glowing heat of the presidents bonn
bastic eulogy, and as a demonstration OF
his right to the appellation of the second
Washington"
We do not believe that he would inten-
tienally swerve hairs breadth from the
line of duty, as he understands it. His
misfortune is want ofintellectual breadth
| entire destitution of skill in and knowl.
edge of civil affairs; an undue susceptible
ity to fattery, and want of self-reliance,
as the result Of conscious want of adap-
tation to any work outside the routine oi
military life. If he had not been tam
pered with by men who knew his weak,
nesses, and who wished to use him as an
instrument to accomplish their mischieV-
Gus purposes; or if he had had discreet
friends to counsel him, he would have re
tanned in New Orleans all the luster he
CLEANED upon the score Of battlefelds with
which his name is so honorably associated
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MERCHANTs' AND EANKERs'
GRAND DIsTRIBu,TIoN.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH. TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND PRESENTS. OR ONE
FOR EVERY TICKET. WILL
Positively TAKE
PLACE ON
Saturday Mareh IA. 1885, at Irving
MaiIs New York.
To be conducted on the MUTUAL BENEFIT
PRINCIPLE, and the feirest and most impartial
plan Of distribution yet etonered TO the public Secure
your tickets At once
present in cash. q7 600
present N casa .......-...s. 10oo9
pFosent1 in cash, each 5000. ...........s 10000
pxesent9 N ca1Di each 41l0O ..ss..s...... loQQQ
100 presents IN cash, Zach $50. ........s... 5000
4a3 pro9enls from y 70 SO each. 1000
q Grand Piano Eortess valued at........... 1859
10 Full Sets Diamonds, valued at ........, 81, ,1b0
1ea Gold and Silver WEsahss valued at...... H,a22
Assorted Presentss amounting tO.......... b5,b1s
PRESENT FOR EvERY TICKET
AlIlwho desire 70 purchass should do so at once,
% to enable us % Register them before the nAl
Tieksts ii each three ior 81 co. sixfsr IS; twelve
Aiiavards win BE- delivered as directed, the day
after the distribution. and the result sent to each
ticket holder At once. send afampa for prospectus
and lise Of prizes Reliable aEezt1 With gosd refer
ences wanted Address "a 3. NQHHkH a 90,
Jas IN III Broadway, NuW York.
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Resolution authorizing the employment
OF Judge Henry u. Ogden TO represent the
city in certain suits, at fees of $1,000.
Alderman Clay offered an amendment to
reduce to $3.50. The amendment was car
ried by the casting vote of President Gra-
ham.
Resolution to increase school appropria.
tion from S940,000 to $360,000. Adopted
yeas four; nay one-Alderman Clay.
At els the board took recess, and re.
assembled at ten minutes before ten O'Clock,
when the financial ordinance and resOlu-
ton from the lower board came up. The
resolutions, on motion Of Alderman Wool
fey, were concurred in, the rules suspended,
and the resolutions adopted unanimously
on the second reading. The measure now
goes to the mayor .or his approval. At five
minutes before ten O'Clock adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WARRINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The New Hampshire Election !
THE FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Republican Majority of
3 o 90
-


THREE CHEERS FOR THE GRANITE STATE.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Interesting News from All Points.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Board of Aldermen.


At S.25 there were present President Gra-
ham, and Aldermen Clay, Carriere, Devices,
and Woolhey, and the board was called to
order.
The resignation of Alderman Schneider
was rendered and accepted.
Alderman Devices offered preamble and
resolution for the purchase of the CONNER
cial waterworks by the city of New Orleans
at price fixed by arbitrators, in bonds Of
the city bearing five per cent interest, paya-
BILE at future time. The resolutions were
adopted unanimously on the first and sec
ond readings, and sent to the lower board.
BY Alderman Woolfey, resolution amend
ing license of theatres by substituting $3.50
for $1,000 per year. The resolution was
adopted.
By Alderman Woolfey, resolution to con.
struct wooden sidewalks on Delery and
Hancock streets, at limited expense. The
resolution was adopted, rules suspended,
and passed on its second reading.
From finance committee, resolution au-
thorizing the erection of reestory brick
iron front building on Baronne street. by
Kern and Fellman, on the lot formerly oc.
cupied by the Carrollton railroad. Adopted
in concurrence with the lower board, rules
suspended, and passed on second reading.
From committee on streets and landings,
resolution authorizing Canal and Claiborne
streets railroad to repair and straighten rail
road bridge across Canal Carondelet on Ger
tain conditions. Adopted on its final vote
Resolution authorizing sale of right oi
way for Canal, Marais, Villere, Bienville
| street railroad. Laid over for one week, on
| motion of Alderman Woolfey.
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The Company confidently believe that thirty'fve
per cent of the Capital Stock will construct and
fully equip
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esnsrAl Agent Of the company. a. the once Of
R q. Dunn CO,
12x Psxdras street. Up stairs.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
fsaS SimdaW
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uIscrLLHMlous CITY Iu11lwss.

"A public Temperance Meeting will be held
at the hall OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, No. 1910 Chesnut street, this evening
at 8 t'clcck. The address will be delivered
by ). Henry Smith, B.q Subject for discus
sion:- lis Total Abstinence from Intoxicating
Beverages an Essential Element of Christian
lty?n
Proposals. will be received at the Health
Office until noon of Saturday, to Gil to street
level, with ashes or clean earth, pond of stag
nant water, in rear of William stfeet, between
salmon and Edgemout streets
The Vig,lant Fire Company will hold a
meeting tonight at "a o'clock.
-Compony A, Philadelphia Fire Zouaves
will also hold q meeting at o'clock
"A meeting o. the Journeymen Soft Hat
Fnishers' Association will he held this even.
Iug, at O'Clock, at No. 726 N. Third street.
Mr.. John Lewis Baker will have charge of
the Cbesnut Street Theatre next season.
The Thermometer, yesterday, at 8 p. NJ,
stood at 81 in the shade.
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Barque L. Thierman. from Bremen tor NewYork,
Ba,que Eva, Hilton, hence. OF sicily 24th ult for
barqpe Meta. Schultz hence. at Hamburg 2sth ult
oss sfig Eight SMITH hence, In the Sound ElsnOre
Brig q Rogers. Ballard, for Philadelphia sailed
schT David Collins Townsend, hence for Boston, at
Holmes, Hoe llth inst. . !. xr-,., ,,,
schr Julia Nelson Cavalier, hence. at Boston nth
schT J. p; Smith, Williams, and J. f Pratt; Nicker
scbf JOS Porter, surronsns; a. % Ed%ards, somers
Ao5n A. s5sDnGers Gsr;olE B F. Reeves Rsynori o.
sls Geo @T Tanane ssssoS Gsos oI'G F. MOTIFS
Brow Sago H. MsaTs S s@!9 Jos Al baxter
sopi a. M Lee Dukes; M Graham Iownseeno; eI s.
and Mary Riley, Eiey. hence at Boston I2th inst,
schr Mary H. Hudson. Hudson, for Philadelphia
scbr Lucy Church, Adams, hence, at Nantucket 9Th
schr Jesse 3. Allen. Case, for Philadelphia. sailed
schr 4 DDe Maeee, Young. hence. at Lynn 10th inst
On Wednesday night about y o'cock while of Nsu
carried away The bowsprt and everyts ing attached.
T6e s,eSpsr Kept on her her lay TSy Without stopping to
sehI J. Barrett Perry heroe, at Georgetown, D.
schr Governor, Freethy, hence, at Portsmouth sih
schr g. p, M Tasl er. Allen, hence, at Portsmouth
scbT Hstte Paige. Haley. for Philadelphis, sailed
scbIs VIM. NJ Wilson. Brown; -, and "a Asa Eldridge,
sPe A6sS sspSs ST Us
schr SailIe G. Morton Merton, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York llth inst
ScbTs Amelia, Beebe, from Norwich. and Hannioat
Cox, BON New aveD, both for Philadelphia atNew
YORK 18th Inst.
schTs q. Q. Morris, Norris John H. French, But
gess srd Nsdab. Cheney for Philadelphia, cleared AZ
Boston 11th inst.
schI Mary iStton, Cummings, hence, at Portland
10th inst. - -
sIesmer Frank, Pierce, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday. -
MISCELLANY.
Steamer Martha Washington sailed from New Lon
don 9th inst. with the CoTnjeld LightveSSe In tow
the latter to be re placed on her station.
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CORONER's CAsEs.-Wm. Fisher, residing
at Fifth and Columbia avenue, fell dead in that
neehborbood yesterday afternoon.
The Coroner was notified last evenin" to hold
an inquest upon an old woman who was found
dead in bed in Julia street.
Also on the body of man who died from sun
stroke. in Sixth street below Arch.
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DRowNED.-About five O'Clock, yesterday
afternoon, a boy supposed 10 be George Ralstou,
residing mean Sixteenth and FitZwater streets
was drowned while bathing in the Schuylkll,
near Grard Avenue Bridge His body was not
recovered.
The body of bov was found in the Delaware
at Vine street wharf yesterday. 1t was removed
to No. 1850 Alder street. where he formerly re-
sided.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


SPECIAL MEETING OF COMMON CoUNcIL.--In
consequence of a large amount Of important
business having been left unfinished at the
adjournment last Thursday, q SPECIAL meeting
OF Common Council was held yesterday after
noon.
The following bills from Select Council were
concurred int
An ordinance setting apart Eve thousand dol
lars to repair the GIrard Estate building, No.
l32 s. Third street.
A resolution instructng the City Solicitor to
compel the Lombard aud South and Market
Streets Passenger Railroads TO pay their Ii
Censes.
An ordinance setting apart $4,000 to pay for
alterations to the Pol ock School House, Twenty
siAtI Ward.
MIR. HanCc ok called up the ordinance author
iziug the ale OF tract of ground on the south
eide of ButtonWood street, east OF Broad.
Mr.. Harper moved to amend by striking out
the third section, which provides that the
ground shall not be sold for less than ten dollars
a foot. The bill as amended passed.
MIR. Harper offered a resolution lnquiring why
one dollar admission fee per capita was charged
Tor entrance INTO Logan square ou the occasion
OF the conservation ceremonies at the cathedral
last SUNDAY. Also, what disposition was made
OF the money. Passed, and committee APP
pointed.
Mr.. Bardsley offered resolution approving
the suretes of J. w. Murphy aud Dennis Ken.
Dedy, contractors tor the construction of a
sewer On Mlfllln street at Columbia avenue.
Agreed to.
luG oIuluduCt dpprOprldIlug money 10 puY
for hitting up an apartment in the State House
building for the use Of the clerks of Councils
was killed.
Mr. Ray offered a resolution approving the
securities OF the contractor for building the
East Cohocksink culvert. Referred to the Com
mttee on Finance.
Mr. Shane offered a resolution instructing the
Chief Commissioners to remove the track of the
Fourth and Eighth street railway at German
town avenue and Dauphin street, where it is
within four feet of the curb. Agreed to.
Mr.. Hancock offered a resolution providing
ior the appointment of joint special com mittee
tC inquire whether any undue means have been
used 10 procure the passage OF the resolution
providing Tor the sale of the upper portion of
Almond street. either by these Councils or the
legislature OF the State. Postponed for che
present.
Mr. Bardsley offered Il resolution approving
the securities of the contractor for the con-
struction of the. sewers in Crown and Flsvental
and GUnner's run. Agreed to.
The bin from Select Council authorizing a
sale of the piece of land in Almond street,
between Swanson street and Deia ware avenue,
was taken up.
The bill took up the balance of the session in
bootless parliamentary tactics. No action was
taken. Adjourned.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Neaos First Page.
ALMANAC FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY,
sun RISES. 40 MOON RIs ......,. O22
sun SETS Ts.,,,.........T 80 HIGH WArER..,,..,. IL
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
S$sss $$Sss $&$ss COMMITTEE
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THE MERCANTILE LBRARY.-The vote of the
stockholders of the Mercantile Library, for the
amendment 10 the charter, was countel yester-
day, with the following result:-For the amend
ment, 656; against, 290. The amendment is as
tOlioWs:--
Section 5. The Board of Directors shall have
full power to make and alter such rules and by
laws as they may deem necessary for the well
ben e and due management OF the affairs of the
Company; provided such bylaws are not repug
naut to, nor inconsistent with this charter, or
with the Constitution and laws Of this state or
OF the United States.'
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VXTOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY,
w The following Managers and Officers have
been elected Il 7 the year 1865
ELI X. PRICE, President.
VIM. II. Moore, VIM W. Keen,
Samuel IS. Moon, Ferdinand j. Dreer
Ges Dallett, George l. Buzby,
E6w Gre BILE, b. A. knight.
eecTetaIy and Treasurer JOS b. TOWNSEN
The Managers have passed resolution requiring
both aud Visitors 10 present At the
entrance for admission 10 the Cemetery. Tickets
may be had the Office of the Company, No SlS
ARCH street, or OF any OF the Managers, 7T
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DEATH OF PHILADELPHIAE IN New YORK.
Mr.. d. 5. Aldrich, OF this city, died suddenly of
heart disease in New York on the 10th instant;
He was connected with the secret service, and
but recently left Philadelphia.
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DENNsYLvANIA HOSPITAL.
The attending sSpage5s sTe- \ ,,,,,,

The attending Managers aTe:-
S. Morris VAIN, No, % South Delaware avenue
Auolph Il. BOTie, No. 1853 Dock street.
Attending Physlclan-Dr, ], NJ. Da Costa, NO, loOb
Spruce BtrI ct.
Attending Surgeona-Dr. Addinell Hewson, No. 1876
south Fifteenth streets DIR. ID. Hayes Agnew, NO 10
North Eleventh street.
The phy scians and Surgeons attend AZ the Hospi-
tai every day (sundays excepted) 10 receive Rppn'
cation for admission,
Persons seriously injured by accident always
Admittedn brought TO the Hospital Immediately
thereafter 2Ht
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UN-STEoKE-About noon yesterday George
Taylor, siXty'dye wears old, was sunstruck at
MasC her end Norris s'leets. He was taken to
his home No. 1923 Coral street
workman employed on the new building
of Klburn & Gates, on Sixth street, below
Arch died from the effects OF the heat yes
teIday,
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AN OWNER WANTED.--Two new pocket
books, supposed to have been stolen from
store on Second street, were picked up at st.
John and Green streets, and await an owner at
the Seventh Di strict Police Station.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Big OrtOlan LeemRn, Gibraltar for orders, Warren
d gregg.
Brig Maud Potter Shield, Halifax, F. A. Souder 600.
scbT SkylaTk LOrng, Gibraltar Tor ORDERS ]. Il. Baz
schT Clara p Gibbs Parker Gibraltar for orders, do.
Scbr Hunter Crane. Pawtucket, l.. Audenried d Co.
ScbT Heath, Fisher, Portsmouth. do
Scnr Reading RR, No. 49, Powell, Norfolk, do
Schr Martha Nichols Small NewbuIypOrt, do.
Echr Marcia s. ewiI. Lewis BlslOn do.
SChr R A. Cummings WhirlOw. Alexandria, do.
EChT Oneida, Dsvis, Bath, yler a Co,
str Diamond State, Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Ihos. Walter, Robinson, ~ days from Carde'
nts with II GLASSES and honey TO l. Hough Il Norris.
Schr Aohe Pitman Landlord from New Hork,Wlth
salt tU Gavin s. CTOWell.
Schr Alabama Burk days from YOcomlco River,
Va, with lumber TO Collins d Co.
Schr Nhitney Long HAYS, rom Portsmouth.
steamer Millville, Renear, day from New YORK.
WI h mdse TO Whitall, Tatum q Co. 49, -.
SIT Lady OF the Lake. Ingraha am 9 horrs ron Oaps
May, with pesseDR rs 10 captain. ON Norris Lslons'
MEMORANDA.
ship La GlOTe, BeckWith hence for Bremen, was
og DungentsS 26th ult.
instant.
steamship Fanita, Howe hence, at New York lath
instant.
Steamship Pioneer. Catharine, hence, at Whining
BaIque Addie McAdam, Partridge, hence, In the
roads, Havre, 2Sth ult.
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HOSPITAL CAsEs.-Bernard Pohil, aged 80
years, residing at No. 1915 South street, had his
skull fractured by the kick OF a horse at League
Island.
John Dixon aged ~ years, residing in New
Jersey, while attempting TO get on train of
cars, lell and was seriously injured that he
died shortly after reaching The hospital.
Dennis Murphy, aged 80 years sailor by
known persons while walking in Penn street,
He received several cuts about the head, besides
other injuries.
Margaret Murphy, aged 35 years, residing in
Sbppen street. between Seventh and Eighth,
was badly scalded by some coffee at the break
last table.
The above were all admitted into the Penn.
sylVania Hospital.
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M MERRIcK & SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 4sO WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM wRIGHTS PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1868.
DAVID JOYS
PATENT VALVELEss STEAM HAMMER.
d. NJ. WESTON'S
PATENT SELF-CENTERING sELF.BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR DRAINING MACHINE,
HYDRO EXTRACTOR
For Cotton or Woollen anu 'Rctuvers. r. 1Omwfly
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TROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADkLPHIA- ANA
No. Ill 3 FOUH1h street,
INCORPOkAIEDS 80 MONTH, "a, 1896
CAPITAL Si5UOOU PAID In F
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums or on :
10, or "a year remlums, Non-fOrteLure. ~ I"
Arnullies granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Childrena Endowmenta
This Company while giving the insured the securtv
Of pRidup CaI ital, VIII dviLe the entire profits 0f
the Life business among the policy holders. "
Authorized by the charter to execute Tr1s a. ana
Executor or Hinstra, or, Assignee or
Guardian and In other hducisry capacities under ap.
continent OF any Court Of this Common wealth, or
any person persons or bodies polite or corporsta
DIRECTORS
SAMUEL r. sHlPLkY, HENRY HAINES,
RICH ARD WOOD W. 6 LONGS TRErH
RICHARD CADBeRY, WILLIAM HACK M.
SAMUEL p. sHlPLbEY, ROWLAND PARRY.
WILLIAM O. LoEGsTRETH. Vice ssdeat.
THOMAS WIsTAR, M: D. J. b. TOWNSEND,
DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
J. thlLADEI PhlA. ,, ,,,,,,, ounpr,,,,
No. 224 ALNUT street opposite the Exon snge.
This Company insures from loss or damage by
nm liberal terna nm buudnss merch ndlse furniture
etc. for limited periods ana permanently on build
tnRR by dePOsit of premiums, .,.,. - 49,. 4.
than SfXTY SE- RS, during which all losses have
be en- promptly adjusted ana Phiu
Iohn T. Hodge David Lewis
SSp n shonv BENJAMIN Fitting,
Inhp ~ lewis, Thomas III. Powers.
William 8 Grant, A. ~ McHenIy ID .
Robert w, Leaning, Edmund CastillOu,
ID. CLARK wharton, Samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis Jr. Lewis q. Norris.
JOHN H. WUOHERER President
SAMUEL WILCOX secretary. s2Sa
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FIBE.-A fire broke out about half-past 2
O'Clock yesterday Oh the roof of the dwelling,
No. ll3l Race street, occupied by William Cum
nDgham and family, and Mrs. H. Stanton,
by water. The flames extended to Nos. 1888
1l35, aud ll57, the roofs and attcs of which
were all more or less damaged. No. l13l is oc-
cupied in part by Mrs. Cunningham Tue roof
attic, and tbrd story were wrecked, and the
furniture badly damaged by water. Loss, $500.
Mrs. h. Stanton occupied theisecond story as
OTessmakiLg establishment. Loss not ascer-
tanned. No. 1929, occupied by Mrs. Flora as a
boarding ghouse, root and attic considerably
damaged, and furniture much injured by water.
Loss, SI20. No insurance. No. ll33, occupied
by j. Ii, Weaver, root and attic partly destroyed.
Furniture damaged to the ex ent OF 500. No
1885, occupied by Mr. Tomlinson roof burned
off, and tu1nlture damaged by water. No. 1877
occupied by Mrs. Nelis, roof partly burned off,
owned by the LUX estate. Loss on the same
from $4,000 to $4,000.
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DTsoRDERLY HoUsE.-A posse of police of
the Third District visited, on Sunday night, the
public house, 526 Locust street, formerly known
as the carpenter House." about which COM
plant had been made by neighborS, aud ar
rested Emily Trainer, proprietress, and the
following banned persons:-Willam Con way,
n0wn nooS os Pbin
James Walker, George Warren, Laura Jones,
Eliza Williams, and MARGARET Eaton. Emily
Trainer is the wife Of James Trainer, charged
with being concerned in the shooting of Tlmo.
thy Heenan. She and the others had hear
ing before Alderman Carpenter, yesterday
morning, and in her case bail in $500 for her
appearance at court was required, to ans wer
the charge of keeping dsOrderly house. The
Others were held in $500 bail Tor their future
good behavior.