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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
gor,unFo To.SfgllH.

The Oates Comic Opera Company viii
produce % Fortunio'' this evening az the
st. Charles Theatre. During the action OF
the play the following gems will be sung:
In first act-First, opening chorus, ''Now
if This Anti" second, Song, Sweet
Spirit from Wallace; third, romance. III
Thou Couldst Know from Balfe. by Mr..
c. II. Drew; fourth, duet, It's :. Pleas
ure," from Oh4nbach, by Mrs. j. A. Oates
and Mr. c. H. Drew: fifth. song, " Who'll
Have Me-" from Hobson, Icy Mr.. John
ILowson; sixth. concerted piece. . We Are
Here from LIE Roi Carotte. ty Mrs.
Oates, Miss Frazer and the company;
seventh, song and chorus, '.m An Ad-
miraI." by Mrs. Oates and the company;
eighth, concerted piece. I'm the Days that we
Got Tipsy in" Mr.. w. II. Crane and choraso
ninth. duet, "With loves Emotion by
Mrs. J A. Oates and John Hows0n; tenth
auartette. "'From the Valeys and Hills, .
from She Bohemian Girl. by Mrs. Oates
and Mrs. B0udnot. and Icssr". g. Ill.
Drsw and ". II. Crane: eleventh. H}1artette
and chorus. o.What Mystery. ar3m Mari
ana. by Mrs Oates and Mess's. !ioveon,
Crane. Dire " and chorus: twelfth, marsh and
chorus. '.LIai.' All IEail'' from 0tteD0.1h:
thirteenth. grand finale. =. Heaven May Scr
give. from Martha, hy Jss. Oates a'.es lie"
tall company
In &C. second. Srss cnorr-. '''5." &c
Gu1p." Grom :lotow: secon.' c.,o'.:a. S;a"s:
from oug Morning Chase f'o'r. Cinderella:
third. medley. Alice" written " ~. =. A..
!ows0n oy Mrs. Oat6s: ;"11''h. cong, ''i'a.
IIow Delightful by N;ss Fraz"': :;th.
medley. original. ':om the pen a. ST. = 4
How.on. hy VI. II. Crane. sixth. .2..te::'.
'.Oh. Have sou Heard 'he %e'".. so a!ts
Oate. and Messrs. Howson. 3'eB ~"
Craze. seventh. .i"aree''e. '.!:eb'it: a'o''
TAs~. Ruins. tvom L. RI: s.'":t". e;
Nrs. Oates. Ma.. Eoudiro'. go: !es.''-
Drew and Crane. eighth. iu'er'r4zr. ''!''S
Deg Tgay.' - Ns.. "aps. So; :S"ssr'.
Drew. lowsoD ana Crane. :&.s'. gran:
finale. "Now GooA-ai2A'.' ny Ii. :,..! "o'tA.
oany.
Tie whole va. arranged "u.: .''.!."eA h.
Ns. E1.snE =. Uowson. n4Gs.,a. director.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
7SS%N%~~NNNSN~'N
NOTICE.
DRPARTMEET OF FINANCE,
r,Taoos Da,,n,,hav. a 1879 Il

New UFIeansI UtCNIHUtT II, TOT
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BIZ
= the undersigned unril THURSDAY, December TO-
I872 at twelve clock NJ for furnishing to the city
License Plates or Numbers for vehicles during the
wear 1878 as per specifications file in this office
All parties making proposals for this contract Ar6
reQuiIed to deposit with the administrator OF Fl
nance, as evidence of their interton 70 abide By
hch Shall be forfeited to the city in of fail
Ire to sign the contract.
Bidders TO whom this contract is not awarded
will have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adjudication is made
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made
ali bids.
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Vehicle
Numbers.
JOHN s. WALTOE,
del5 St Administrator of Finance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
SaFntiGRs

I: is fair 10 suppose tina: She'e Is rot
another man in the universe who possesses
such q worldwide reputation as does Mr..
P. T. Barnum, IN Europe. AS" and
Africa. as well as in America. his nam" is 3
household: word. and whenever ans .aF%
curiosity. OF singular attraction is found,
the first idea is to send il 20 NaInum In
this way the great Snowman gets the pick
Of tie worlds wonders, and whatever he
rejects the ethers can pick ne.
Several years ago Mr.. Barnum resolved
10 have not only the largest show, but also
the most expensive. varied, and novel ex-
hibition over placed before the public, and
10 this end be has expended upwards OF one
million 81 dollars in organizing his present
great show and his daily expenses are said
to exceed ike thousand dollars His man
moth payilIous arc s" large shaG the lots
usually used for cireusses can not contain
them and the great tents will be pitched
on Canal street, netwee8 Tonti and
Rocheblavs streots Notwithstanding the
magnitude of Ba'num's great show, one
ticket admits the holder 10 ehe entire ex-
hbitiou. ard 50 all the tents. IL il e big
thiue.'' and She press everywhere pronounce
it The greatest show on earth 4ha grc,se
ehow opens IL ellis city u.ss wednesday
200 & ge days.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
THE LOUISIANA QUESTION IN THE
GTpRFYRF COCRT.


| Some gentleman from LOUISIANA, now N
| WASHINGTON. furnishes the Chronicle with
tba fo1lowino clear concise and aceurate
80 e-s'.-'
statement o. 1he history OF 'he case recently
presented by Mr.. Ogden TO the United
States Supreme Court. 1t rarely happens
tbot r,o,vsr,o,,ors IN distant oi.;es arc "a
'"''' LIZ IL o''''N'
V0red with information upon LOUISIANA
| affairs SO correct in all the details:
To the Editor Of the Chronicle:
In vorr iss,a of This r,orniro in eeno-4
| inr MAJ too3 njace in the Sn7rene Gnnr.
| If the TTn;ted StaFes On Monday tonch;mg
an annIiaati2n bv Hora4io y 05den, Fst,See
| If New Orleans for . writ of 3rohi;,iYian
| ega;nst .T1dge Durell Of tbe tinted states
| Circuit Cor2t of Louisiana. or some other
nrocepdinq HAVING forifs object "a fra far
the case Of KELLOGG vs. ~ W8rnoth to the
| SUPREME Court, y7T refer to Mr., ogden "a
| ATTORNEY General Of Louisiana The
writer Of tllis. a citizen of thar State. worId
reeDectfullv call vonr attention Ia fhe fact
| that Mr.. Ogden is not the Attorney General
| Of Louisiana. and has no authority 10 rem.
! resent her in the Supreme Court or else
! where Nor has fine Sunreuc Court any
jurisdiction in a suit between Kellogg and
| WarmOth who are citizens OF the same
| State. This Mr.. Justice Miller very nerti-
| nGufEV suggested to 4uf. Ogden and
sociate. Mr.. Phillips, when they asked leave
| to file their motion.
Mr.. OGDEN was a candidate on the War
moth Democratic Fusion ticket for the office
OF Attorney General at the election held ON
| November 4, 1872. and claims Ia have been
elected; but he has not vet, and probably
will NOT he declared elected hccsuse his an
| ponent. Mr.. 4. ?. Field. received a ,naiayity
| of the votes, and will doubtless he tlrs lareI
| the successful candidate.
| Mr.. OGDEN comes to WASHINGTON az +be
attorney of Henry G. yVarmo4h v1,n bas
met been irneached and snsnnnda6 fam
| office hv the LEGISLATURE of Louisiana. pr
| Iarc he bears a commission as Attorney
! GarnaraI signed by Warmoth AZ Governor
| IF az the commission has no validity or
aaacf and the SupreYne Conrt of Tonisiana.
hos M his annlication ia he rocoonizal as
A+3orT,ov General. refused TO do so
| NJ Simeon BpI3pn is fhp nrespn+ A++cr-
nov General The constitution and laws al
Tonisiana authorizn all officers nj the
| Sfote ia oonfinne.+o nerfor1n their functions
as such until their successors are duly quail
| fled and Indicted So far. I believe there
has been no legal declaration or announce
mant of the results of the late election in
Tonieiana- unless il has been done within
| tho Last three ar four DAYS. TpIpprams
| from New Orleans state thar the votes
have been counted nv the caDvassers reoog-
MED as the local nanvaseers nv judge Dg-
reII and the following result ascerfained:
For Governor-W. p. Kellogg iRepub-
lican} 1880, McEnerv Democrat siege.
Kellogg's majority 1851.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

rs DANIEL CROWLEY, constable, first justic,
court, at twelve o'clock, at Mercf ants ant
Auctioneers' Exchange lot Of ground on Sixth
street-M Huber vs.. Stephen Brinkmeyer.
BY SHERIFF HARPER, at half past ten O'Clock
at No. 5 Charities street, millinery goods, fur
uiture, etc; at five O'clock on Fulton street
two double-hue boilers-Wiliam Wells vs
William A. Moore
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF WATERwORKa AND J
Public Buildings,
New Orleans. December TO- 1872

New Orleans, December 10, 1872
cyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By
= the undersigned until MONDAY, December 10,
l972 nj twelve. o'clock NJ. for furnishing One fat
boat load OF Plttsburg coal, to be delivered ana
piled at such points within the Waterworks ncos-
IRE rs NAV be designated Bids are TO be made az
SO much per barrel the amount of barrels to be d.
teTTnined by gauge Of boat.
All parties making proposals for this contract are
required to deposit with the Administrator OF III
nance, as evidence of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount of three hundred
dollars in cash which shall be forfeited to thu
CITY in case of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
win have their Deposits returned to them on tho
day the adjudication is made
No bid VIII be received unless accompanied
by the certificate of the Administrator OF Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
Tho city reserves the right to reject any and al
Proposals to 10 Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
CHARLES tITZENREITEE,
dpl05 81 administrator
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POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF poLrCE,
New Orleans, December H. 1872, !
SXTAS BROUGHT TO TIRE FIFTH DISTRICT
w P4und. Agiers-
One white and red COW.
Which, if not claimed within frye days and the
expenses thereon paid, win be sold at pubic anc-
ton at said pound, on the seventeenth OF Deem
Der, 1872 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
ROBERT BREWSTER Administrator,
deg I'd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

a.: j. ;u.s - easy % ges zeal Havana
~ a. i j, - pay voug mone. ;og some
j. smelling imitation. - % 20
Of hTore ii Mr., Jayne MaE'. 3. the corner
ceed tGharles and Common streets. j. 10 ae
amlnlngsS getting the value Of yous money
j 5f s6e fissan' ana, a. The same time. cheap
nittee bectly imported from Havana. This
send for geing, and III smokers should take
oatls. .bara srr v.cf kaons cona
by IT. : il article, AMI as bts experience
~ L hn, S1orter j. ~ great a. char Of any
lie Rosstin tie city, biz 5gpogsstiSgs %ys
pagergo gse sasistacsoso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
SPECIAL, NOTICES,


Unproductiye Frauds.-Imttations and coun-
terfeits Of an established popular restorative al.
though mschievous in their direct effects, are in,
directly beneficial IN some respects. They teach
the community to rate at its just value the prepa
ration that has been simulated and pirated. The
reputation and sale OF Hostettels stomach Btters,
for example have been greatly enhanced by the
attempts that have been made to supplant it. The
dupes Of imposture who from time to time have
been indaced by plausible talsehoods 10 try
wort Mess succedaneum for the standard tonic Of
America have Invariably returned to it in an en-
thusiastc frame Of mind, ready to champion its
merits to tho uttermost. The warmest panegerists
OF its preventive and curative properties those
who have weighed the nostrums of "nvious adven-
tuners in the balance and found them wanting In
pecuniary point OF We've, all attempts to under
mine the popularity OF this medicine have proved
advantageous 20 the propre :ess and exception the
sake OF protecting tbs pabIic Flo, galds OF @Ng"-
sure would not DO worth tbs candle.
dtl0 3t cod w
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.EE RTVERso

The river here Is fifteen Zee. 'wo
inches below high water mark Of 1877, and
at Shreveport: one foo: SIX inches below aow
water mark
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
,ya,eorolor5ca, and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise OF fall of
the rivers, at 3:!3 p. NJ. local slime. !esteS-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

Il" s." soss s.o..i. sa;s ::' -. Rev.
Trs.!er"A sGowiees, ~. !.os 81 .s':ono1a"S
AZ some distinction. announces fje ':ec"S.
s'y q: some 'noge little sE,ots or she sss,
which, base easi', escape. The 2o"iee -
othe: observers, az :h.y 0n'v '".c' s'ssse
a thousand million sqpar" gniioeo
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succession of 7lnry L. MoiIhenny-No,

c,FC0SD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or.
= Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Mary C. ThornhiH
has pelitioned the court for letters of aduiuisna
ton on the estate Of the latesmary t. Mclheuuy.
deceased interstate. Notice is hereby grvtn 10 al
whom 1t may concern, TO show cause within ten
days why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted,
BV order If lire Court.
della ID ZU~ FRANK PACE. Jr., CleT&s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
AUG. WILLIAM FRErTg Secretary. de.09t

Office New Orleans City RniIrOGd Conn
pauy, No. l2+ Canal stIeet-New Orleans, DeceIn-
Der l8T2.-The annual election for twelve Di-
rectors of this Company, to serve for the ensuing
wear, viii be held at the office on MONDAY, tire
sixteenth instant between the hours OF II A. Nj.
and P. NJ &. G. LEWIS,
dtt0 ia Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

Despite the epizooty. military demands
and militia suirenders, change os rulers.
the rise and fail Of powers and principals
tiles, the old house Of r. VI. & 3. J. Mont.
gomery still remains firm and serene, al
though the attacks and acquisitions have
been heavy and traquen. toE The last six
days. However, they will be prepared to
renew the confic: early Monday morning
with large geinforcenents ot ?arIor. bed
room. dining sooni, library ara ottiee turni-
tire; French plate and German mirrors,
With cioekz embedded in The frames: hall
sets. with French mirrors in 2he s9"L.s:
folding lounges. cherry painted cottage
sets. kitchen furniture, etc. 1''st received
srom the Eas. and West by sea. givey and
vail. The attention Of 0pg lady Tsa,.ess j.
especially called 80 sh.is fine display al
oro"atsIle. cotoiine and yep pari": sui:s
finished IL gils. Remember. .A:a.o..9 Es!l,
No. g. Camp Street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

WtItE
Insurance Association OF Louisiana No. l9 Camp
street, New Orleans December 10, l872.-Members
OF Lewis Goldsmith who died in Frankfort Ger
many, June 10, 1872; Imam William, who died in
Indianoa Texas, and Henry Serve who died III
this city July g. 1872; and called upon to come
toa ward without further notice and pay, at the
office OF tbs association, No. 10 Camp street, s. %
Oh each on or before P. NJ. January Is, 1873.
dr9 81 r. W. YOUNG Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

PHILADELPHIA, No. l4.-This excellent
company held its annual election last even
ing, ana not without some spirit, for the
members make it a point TO place the best
men in the leading positions. After the
election the boys left their engine house to
partake Of kite of something around.
They also visited several Of their friends,
simply making pleasant call. This
organization is in fourishing condition,
money in its treasury and lively lads to roll
the machine. we return our thanks for
appreciated coutesies. The following is a
list Of the newly elected officers:
President, 2. Leaby vice president,
; secretary, Eug. King; treasurer,
Richard NcCloskey; foreman, j. Mally;
first assistant, Il. Hutchings; second assist
ant, +. thinner; grand marshal, William
EgaD; aid, 7. Riley; delegates, W. J..
Grady, w. Egan, Philip McCabo.
TIC company partook Of splendid sup
rer Ia a st. Charles street restaurant after
tie election, and passed an agreeable time
generally. yet ready, at a moments warn
ing, to fight fire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

MISSISSIPPI No. 2.-This staunch and reli-
able company held its annual election last
evening AMI reference to the following
list Will show that the choice is a good one
past argument. Tie only disagreeable
thing about No. ? is that the engine house is
the worst one in America vet it il known
that the company il we'll deserving Of one
Of the finest places in New Orlerns. Among
the members are some Of our best citizens,
such as can readily understand the needs
Of tgolnen. Il is hoped that they will thrive
AZ long as our fire department exists.
President, L. A. Burke; vice president.
/. <. Miller; treasurer. NJ. j. Hart: e..
cording secretary, Joseph Yost. financial
secretary, James Nut, Jr.; foreman, Thomas
Mcintyre; first assistant, Alex Groscfe Jr.;
second assistant, William Hall. Delegates
to the Firemens Charitable Association
George II. Braug1n, Thomas Mcintyre, q.
Taylor Gauche. Substitute delegates
Henry Price, joseph yost. Franz Otto.
Marshal, Hugh Cassidy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

Palatka. Florida. tells 81 :, negro 'na2
who has made nine bales Sea island cotton
and one hundred and fifty bushels corn.
He bought his land on credit. has pa: :oE
j. aaG : noE el.:su. q !.a:s ;..''"" S2@G%-
'&&ci:'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15


~ ,F9 nna4eting Of the abovenamed assoeia,
Who ha7Gfollowing named gentlemen were
sons wholljts officers Lionel Adams Presi-
sons nave Z, atelel j. Hart Vice President;
nT n1s ~ ~ retiandervort, Secretary David
jstes without laurer; V. 0pIatek Cmdc !;
gal returns or 9th t-at-Ar1ns. Re
SIMS setting at delta
;oritv Of the people;
Whereas, The SAID r-,:
4onaad General AssemB3L's CHuRCH.-l ms
mnose upon the publFay evening in The
rpnded resolutions Of inL5aa+oraI residence.
ss,lpce of which q person Il e 1,.1f
.,a ianfeuant Governor by ~ 20" - go
~ office az Senator, whici
MS nnaer the protection Of ebition al the
-borized persons, broken INTO
Nice. ana declared himself to r~,.,-.,-.
cnvernor Of the State, and pers4@V; @Vnsi
>.Toin IN sDite Of an injunction AlckeIs 81
aa,nuetent court and - II t+IIa
Wbereas The said revolutio lon ol tne
t,anIulpnt organization has procF V 100
.JarIarp the results Of the late elem iI
Iroclaiming the election OF candid !" -
E,nvern0r and other State officers WI - !. I;
really defeated by many thousand VA
IN Whereas. The truly elected memb, taa ~ :
49,. GaneraI Assembly being excluded aIilo
.Ge CaDitol bv an armed force, Temporal ! j, q
rlaced at the disposal o. the con7plraatt -
s%a;nst Tho peace and dignity Of the stao, !
G2ve met and organized at the City Hall OF
; III, civ Of New Orleans, and are now PRE-
pared to enter upon the discharge O. '1ielE
''S So1, therefore Pa T. Henry Clay Warmosh
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana
sio issue this my proclamation warn
mo and cautioning all good citizens
againsr In any manner, recognizing lhe
md revolutionary and fraudulent assem-
Nave, pretending to be the General Assem- "a
Mn III Tie State, and new in session A. 1ne
%1ilding known as the Mechanics Institute
recenJI7 used Is a State House, OF the Pert
I'm Who claims to act as Governor BY, virtue
II the fraudulent and pretended resolutions
II impeachment adopted by the sald feto.
.utionarr asse1nbIage, and % heIeo5
..anmand ali State officers, tax collectors
sierifFs and others to disregard the pre-
.ended official acts ot the said revolutionary
assemblage, and Of the person WHO falseiy
ana fraudulently claims to act as governor
NJ +Le State: to refuse to them all coounte,
nance Or recognition, but to recognize ana
.IeaL only With the legal officers row 4
authority vgtil such tiWe as taslG sSS3Ssso's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

4 marriage whisf makee q sensa:io, az
shis moment. says IL" Paris Jo"'1.''t. j. that
u the lady VII" was Princess de IA Mos
kowa By her father. and Dnches, de Per.
signy ~ her husband. u few days she
viii Only lie tbe wife q a simple advocate.
--e-o-.e-<xzs--e--e~--
There are si.cty-stS g.: e'@s9 gis:s'
sehca!e ]? New JsEG :i'S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

3 woman syho tells so!tU.ss eSogp e sea
-; IeSt 80" Gs ssGcd:eeeo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

Crescent City lsRsIIUFt C0mpRny-EIecu0u
If Direeor8.-In conformity with the requirements
Of the charter and bylaws OF sad company, the
annual election Of Directors serve the ensuing
year will be held On TUESDAY, January 7, 1873, at
The office of the company No, 100 Common street,
N This city, betwte l. tho hours of 10 A. NJ. and
?, NJ
The Hoo' of transfers of stock viii he closed from
and after the twSc,t vsecond day OF December, 1872
and will remain s,}osed untR after tbs election ot~
UiIect
Coz lot A6REEI J. MkR Ee0TetaTY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

CARRomToS AND JEFFERSON 1TE&s-
The Kenner ferry was sold 10 William
Brown for $l30.
The resolution recently adopted 70 have
a census taken annually is resoinded.
The police jury chose Mr.. E. $. NJ. Le-
Breton parish attorney.
Last week the sheriff Of Jefferson parish
sold plantation opposite Carrollton, two
arpcnts front on the Mississippi river, ana
containing about one hundred and fifty
acres, for $4,000. The same place was sold
since the war for $4,000. Mr.. P. Q. Fa-
zende, Of New Orleans, was the purchaser.
Resolution offered by Alderman Mckay;
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
al the CITY Of CarTollton, That the cQmmls-
sary be and is hereby prohibited from en-
blowing more than fifteen laborers at any
lime hereafter, the above number to include
the handymen, bridge builders, grave Dug
gers and carpenters, il any arc employed,
and that from and after the passage OF this
resolution no more than two carts oe EN-
ploved at any time without the PERMISSION
u the Mayor and Council.
AdoDted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15

Corporal Ward yesterday morning found
John johnson, at the corner Of Front
Levee and Crossman streets. suffering from
a gunshoe wound. given By an unknown
person. lie was sent TO The Charity Hos
,,;taI