New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-11


liam Rarehie left his room on Water street
jumped of gallery into the street. ran tc
the river and leaped in, drowning himself
He was in a temporary I'D Of insanity. The
body was rot recovered.
GAMES or BASE BALL.-The excessively
warm temperature Of Sunday did not deter
pitchers and batters from exercising them
selves
8Iutuals vs.. Washingtons the first
named scoring II, the latter 10,
Morse vs.. Mortar and Pestle, that is, tele
graphers against druggists The Morse
ranked g, while the medicine men counted
81.
Junior Capitols vs.. Morgans. The Ju-
niors showed % to the others II.
The Grasshoppers beat the Lazies, the
second Of their championship games, by a
score of 81 to q.
The Southerns, Jr, we're fearfully lam
basted BY the Bostons. Score 81 to s.
The Magnolias and Clippers had cham
pionship bout, in which the latter came out
behind by a count of % to 40.
The Democrats warmed the Radicals
AZ to- :.
The Etnas were so much better than the
Southern Stars that the latter only got II
to 36 in the first game for the championship.
Floridas sc to Battles 81
The Lone Stars, Jr., were neatly captured
By the Forest Cities. Score 81 to %.
PRIVATE PfcN1c AT THE NEW CRY PARK.
One Of the most delightful places we visited
Sunday was the new City Park, where a
choice few had resOrted to regale them
selves ia a wholesome manner. The fresh
air flushed the young ladies' cheeks with a
rosy hue, gave elasticity to their steps, and
improved them generally. Misses Mcclure,
Duffy, Smith, Murray, Linn, Joyce, Riley,
and others, fitted over the ground as light
footed as fawns- We are under many OBJ
legations to the young ladies' and hope that
the next picnic given may be as enjoyable
as the one last Sunday.
The Criminal Court adjourned yesterday
in honor Of the memory Of the late William
c. Badd, an honored member of the bar
OFFIcIAL MoRTUARY REPoRT-Dr. S. C.
Russell, secretary Of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city fer the week ending Sunday eve
ming at six o'clock was no, as follows:
One Of an@mia. , Of apoplexy, of burns
or scalds, 2 Of Bright's disease, of cancer,
Of catarrh, ) Of cholera infantum, 3 Of
cholera morbus, Of cirrhosis Of liver, Of
congestion of brain, Is of consumption,
of commissions adult, 10 of infantile convul-
sions, Of oyanosis, Of debility adult,
of infantile debility l Of diarrhea. / Of
chronic diarrhea, 9 Of dropsy, 1 Of disease
Of ovary, 2 drowned, 8 Of dysentery, of
chronic dysentery, / of disease Of womb,
5 of entero colitis, 2 of bilious fever, 4 Of
fever, of intermittent fever,
1 Of malaIial fever, Of heart disease,
of hopping cough, Of Inflammation Of
bowels, . OF inflammation of the liver, 2 Of
inanition, Of lockjaw, Of Iaryngitis, Of
marasmus adult, IL Of infantile marasmus,
8 Of measles, s Of meningitis, l of cerebro
spinal meningitis Of old age, l Of peri
tonitis, of pericarditis, Of pneumonia,
of premature birth, ? of rheumatism, / of
scrofula, of scuryy, Of softening of the
brain, ! Of sufoeation, 8 .of teething, OF
iris nascentium, 2 Of tables mesenterica, 1
of tuberculosis, 1 Of liberation of bowels.
Number inferred from public institutions,
IL; number on certificates of coroners, 10;
number on certificate of midwives, /; num-
Der on certificate Of sisters, Il. OF these,
100 we're males 60 females, and not stated;
IS were white, 40 black, % mulattoes, and
Il not stated. In addition to the above, II
stillborn were reported in the city.