davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

pY &. DE FERRET & CO.-JOEN q
- MoLrOse, Auctioneer-Oiiice No so Royal
stTeet.-SATuRDAY. JTne :. 1913, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, i'll the ST. Louis Auction Exchange. Will be sod
by public aHrt!On. by virtue Of an order from the
Hon. A. l. TissOt. Judge of the Second District
Court for The parish Of Orleans, dated April "a,
1873. the following described property. for account
OF said success;oi!-
l. LOT OF GROUND, situated il, the FRS. Dis.
:ric: OF this city designated 10y the No r. III the
square No. y. bounded by Thaha. Locust Gate
Solis) Me!pohene ard FIeIe' Tate Jacob streets.
and measures 81 fee: inches lines front on
Thalia stree: by 400 Itct III depth and front on
Erer+t .l"te ia OBJ street. Together with the
buildings and Improvements thereon Which con.
tist of a frame holse containing four TOOms, eis-
terri. priyies, shed. etc
2 LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis.
trict o! this city, designated bv the Ne. l. in the
square No 2G. bounded by MelpUmene, Locust Gate
Solisb Telpsichore and Freret Gate jacob streets
and measures 81 feet inches front Mepomevc
street by l21 feet inches IL depth, between equal
and parable! l's. together " u. the buildings and
!mprOvtmtn,s thereon, winch consist of a frame
Eouse ccn'.!niE. !ru! :oOms. stable. pIvy. ir:.t
trees, stc.
Terms One-Aa: cash, and the balance or .
mortgage and v.i do.'. sn, bearing interes: at tie
paid. IN cfsu;t five per cent attorney I, es
to be likewise secured by NOR gage. The buildings
20 be kept .usated and the Io.cy transferred 10
vendor.
Act Of .aie a: the expense o: purchaser. Be fore
Z EHde, nc tarv pubic. ny6 10 ]. ?: . ie.
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL .CENEIC..k
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
By Nash & Hodgson.
vALuALE CANAL STREET SQUARE, SUBDIvIDED
INTO TWENTY-FIVE LARGE LOTS.
z FOLEY VS.. HEIRS OF JOHN z. THOMAS. DE-
CEASED.
FOR 4 PARTITION.
DY NASH & HODGsON. W. l. HopGsos

SecorL District Ccur. for the Parish Of Orleans
No. "a ,o5.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

by u. WALTON. AUCTioNEER-0FFiCE
ID Sos - and S. Magazue stTee'.-SATtkDAi.
MAY ii. 1873 at twe.ve eciOck NJ. at tie ST.
Charles Auction Exchange. on Sr. Charles street.
will be sud at public auction il obedience TO an
order from the Hon A. L. TissOf Judge OF the See
0nd District Court fur the parish # Orleans dated
April "a. 1873. No. or o: the docket OF sad coult
to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toge;he with the
buildings and Improvements thereon. situated III
the Secoud District of this city. III the square
bounded nv Burgundy, Rampant. ~. Ann ana Da.
maine strccis, said lot forming ihe corner OF Du.
maize ard Burgundy streets, ard measuring n
feet . ipchcs , lines front on Burgundy street. by a
depth and front OF % feet on Duna ne streets. The
improvements consist of a three story brick dwell
{. brick kitchen. slate covered. and all other
dependencies.
Terms AZ d coEi.t ems 0ic-h;..: o. the adintica
sion due cash. and the balance on d note at oLe
year, bearing eight per cent interest fron date oI
sale until paid. secured by mortgage and vendors
privilege On tie property; five per cent attorneys
ices III case o! sult; Improvements 10 be ker! III.
sured and policy transferred 20 vendor: taxes :or
the current year 10 be assumed by purchaser.
Act Of sale before Q. De AImas EOtary public.
aplH mVlo - "a II
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MERCHANDISE
OF JOHN II. SMITH.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN II. SMITH.
Second Distr.c: Court Of the Parish Of Orleans
No 60 l9l
DY e. DE FERRET Il CO.-JOHN G. MON.
ID rose. AuctiOneer-Nfice and saiesroOms No so
ROyai streeI.-On TUESDAY. Mayer 1873 al II A. NJ.
On the left baLk OF The Mississippi river between
Congress and ElmyIa streets will be sold ty pahi!c
Guct on. by virtue o, order from the Hon. A. L.
Tissot. yufge OF the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dared May -, l6.3-
THE SLnOP KITE Is. OF New Orleans, of the
capacity oi ,.38 tons burden cusfomhouse meas
ment together with al! her sails tackle, apparel
chains, anchors etc.
Also GROCERY. DRY GOODS. SHOES and sundry
articles etc,
Terms- Cash tne spot myl5 2i27
VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AND BUILDING
LOTS IN TIE THIRD DISTRICT OF THIS
CITY.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ". O. TRACY
Second I:s.ric! Coul: fer the Parish of Oreans---
No. Sc "a.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTIES.

COTTAGE HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF GROUND
CORNER CVSTOMHOCSE AND ROClEBLAyE
STREETS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
splendid BRICK RES!DENCB.'
Several CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
CORNER ST. CHaRLES AND TOLEDANO STREETS.
JOHN CONNOLLY. TUTOR, VS.. MARY A. LAS.
-EAvES. WIFE OF 4. 6. LASTRAPES kT AL
:OR A PARTITION.


Second p.s:T!c: Court Ter the Parish Of Olleane.
No - .5..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

Mrs. Henry Brinkmau. duly authorized etc. e: a..
vs.. Mrs. Wi!helnina Downing. guardian, etc.
For partition between the heirs Of The .ate
Henry Kiassng, deceased.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
FORA PARTITION.

Secccd r:s:r.: Cour. for the Parish o: O..ears-
No. "a, iO5.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
ysLraBLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTIES.
THOSE TWO DESIRABLE BRICK STORES NOS.
1893 AID :95 PoydIas street. corner ct CarIo.!
aid uear BaIoune street.


aid Uear EaIonne street.
TEE LARGE NATIONAL HALL. On foyDRAS
street, between Liberty and Franklin streets.
TIE WELL KNOWN KlNNEYS HALL. NO. go
Lafayette street. between Liberty ard F:auk.
liz streets.
AN ELIGIBLE Two-S-ORY FRAME RESIDENCE
corner Of J.tiia and Dryades streets.
DESIRABLE HALF SQUARE OF GROUND IN
she Third District.
ONE LOT OF FuRNlTuRE. MIRRORS. CoUN.
TIERS. ETC.
ON LGs6 CREDiT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN THE MATTER OF DAVIS X JACKSON. B.NE.
TrptA
United States District Court ;or The n.s:I.c: Of
Louis:ana-Docke. No. Vt9.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
AUCTION. SALES.
BY q. De Feriet & Co.
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE W. WOODBURY..
Secord District Court for the parish of *r!esns-.
No. "a $50.
UY G. DE FERRET 4 COLO

RY G. DE FERRET & CO-yoHN G. NOR.
SATuRDAY, May 81. 1875 at twelve o'clock
NJ at the st. LeUis Auction Exchange, will be sold
ny pubic auction, by virtue Of order from the
non a. L. IIssot Judge of the Second District
Court Tor The parish Of Orleans, dated April 49,
1915, the following described real estate, kor ace
coiit of said succession
A SQUARE OF GROUND situated in the Third
p1strict OF this city. designated by the No. 40 aud
bounded Oy 81. Anthony, Stephen Girard Baca.
teIe and Leondas streets divided into twenty lois
numbered from one to twenty inc!us We. Lots Mes,
l. q, ), T. ,, q, g measure each IS feet inches
nnts mont On Gsgatee street by lis feet depth:
.Ot NO l., forming the corner OF Bagatelle and
StepLen Glrard streets; lot No. forming the
measures 40 feet inches lines front ON L. onidas
street. by !t0 feet IN depth lots Nos H. l2 10 IA Is
10. Il. l8. IS measure each IS feet 6 inches {
lines front Oh ST. Anthony street, by lis feet in
del'l !ot No. II forming the corner OF Leonidas
and st. Anthony streets; lot No. 10 forming .he
corner of ST. .Iher GIard and At. Anthony streets.
lot No. 40 measure 40 feet inches lines fyo.s
OIL Stephen Gla street, by l6o feet in depth.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
Act Of sale at the expense of purchaser before
Robert J. keI, notary public. sq,29 my3 10 l72i5l*
OkE.STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLINGS ON
BURGUNDY STREET. BETWEEN rRSULrSEs
and HOSPITAL STREETS.
TwosT:Ry BRICK HOUSE NJ. 6: ST. PHILIP
STREET.
SUCCESSION or WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Second District Cour, for the Parish Of Orieana-.
No. $3.50.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
BY g. De Ferret G. Co.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. CAROLINE SEYMOUR.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Os.eaIs-
No. % 3i6.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
By o. Valeton.

VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING. COR
HER BURGUNDY AND DuMAINE STREET.
SUCCf SS!Oy OF NICHOLAS LABANQUES. ALIAS
La BANtA.
Second D...Iic: Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36 ,0l..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

4 VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND On CAMP STREET.
between st. Andrew and Josep!:ne streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
ON LONG CREEiT. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

United States District Court ;or The n.s.1.c: Of
Louis:aIa-rocket No. I!t9.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
SUCCESSION OF MARY HALEY. DECEASED WIFE
NICHOLAS FERGUSON.
Second District CoH:: :or tie Parish Of Olieans-
Nc. sc t9i.
Dye. DE FERRET e. CO.-JoHs G. MON

Dye. DE FERRET Il CO.-jUHN 6. MON.
Id rose A.cticneor-Cfice No. 20 Royal sty-et.-
SATURDAY May 81. 1873 AT twelve O'clock NJ. at
the st. Louis Auction Exchange. will be SO by
public auction. by virtue uI OrGer from the
Hon. A. l.: Tissot. !ldge of the Secold nlstrict
Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated r4! 3D. 1873.
the following described real estate
: TWO COHTiGCGCS LOTS OF GROUND. situated
in the FIRST District UI this city, in the square
bounded by Palmyra. Derbgny. Common and
Roman streete. designated by the Nos. II and y.
and uTiDe each y feet iro:t Palmyra street
by lGo feet al depth. between equal ana parallel
lines: lot No. y forming the OF Palmyra and
Roman streets, together with the buildings and
Improvements tneIeen.
Terms-Casil the spot.
Act o. sale at the expense .: The purchaser be.
fore --. notary pIbic.
at'G my3 10 Il "a 81.
SUCCESSION OF ANNA KING. WEE OF HUGH
SMITH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret g Co.
WIDOW OF CELES1lN MOREL be 1UIRA-
NOkD.

Second District Cour. for the Parish o; Orleans
No. sc 23e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24
SUCCESSION OF MRS. N. Q. TRACY.

Second I:s:ric! Coul: fer the Parish Of Orleans
No. Sc Pa.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

SUCCESSION OF HENRY 4. FECN.NU. DECEAS]
Second District Coar: Cor the Parish o: Or.ear
No. 81 ,1.s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

:eccid I..1.c: Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Jo,.l.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

z. FOLLY VS.. HEIRS OF JOHN F. THOMAS. De.
CEASED. NJ. CARv'N and PHILIP URUMM-
PHILIP DRUMM SCBROGATED.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

Second District Cont Tor the ra.isl. OF Or.
aa;:s--No. Sc l51.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

Second Dis;r.c: Court Of the Parish Of Oriean
No. Cd lo2.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-24

SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL .CHNEID..R.
, 1873-04-03
CANADA,

Special Dfspntch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 2.-The FINANCE Minis
tors "hudgo speech was made lust night. Ho
instanced tho extraordinary increase ct bank
capital since tho confederation ns m evidence Of
tho progress Of tho Dominion. Tho imports
and exports for tho first half Of the 1scal yoar
are greator than in tho years Of 1907 aud 1868
combined. During tho last seven yoars, 80, ,000
600 Of surpluH rovonue was applied to tho con-
atruction Of public works. Tho population in
creasod In tho sAmo proportion Us tho rovenuo.
Por capita, tho expenditures during tho Inst five
ycara were 9s.45. The not rovcnue waa equal
to addition in tho debt Of $50 ,000, 900.
Tho Goyornnont did not intend to touch
tho tariff. Tho estimated revenue next
year iB $12, 800, 600. Ho Expresses tho opinion
that In the next ten yoarB tie debt incroaRod by
$50, 600, 600 could be borne. :
Mackenzie, the leader Of tho Opposition, took
exception to tho apoech on tho question OF
noticed tho omission OF tho Government on tho
subject Of botter terms to Now Brunswick. Ho
promised q full crittnlam ut another stage.
A. number Of loading memberB Of tho House
spoke, and up to tho timo Of adjournment
nearly midnight, only ono resolution WIS cur
ried.
A Government crisis is at hand. The greateB
| sonaation WAS created by the Hon. N1r. Hun;
dinEton's notice Of motion for Committee o.
| Inquiry into the Pacific Railway. An attemp
| will be made to provo that 100000 wero re
| ceiycd from American sources to nid the Min
istry in the last election. Bribery, 1t is said, il
unblnshingly practiaod, and parliamentary,
"whips" arc constantly engaged in muHtoriue
| forces for the coming trial OF strength. Groa
excitement prevails in tho Capital.
, 1873-04-03
THE WEATHER.


War department Reports ana Pr0Hs
nosticnttons.
CHICAGO, April 2.-Iho Signal Service reports
moderate temperature al over the country this
morning-51 degrees at San Francisco, 81 de-
greos at Pembina 90 degrees at Duluth, SO DID,
grcoB at Chicago, 4B degrees ut Buffalo, 90 do
groea ut Quebec, 80 degrees Ut Boston, 10
o3 degrees at Charleston, 8. G., 81 degrees at
Memphis. Showing at Detroit and Quebeo,
raining ut Montreal, on tue New England coast,
and at Now York.
War DEPARTMENT., OFFICE or THE CHIEF a1a-
NAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEoRAns AND
REroRTs ron THE BENEFIT OF COMMENCE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2.-ProbabilitieB-
Areas Of low barometer advance during Thurs.
day eastward over the Lower Missouri Valley, and
also over Dragon, over which State cloudy
weatller and rain will continue. In tho Western
Gulf 6tates increasing winds and threatening
weather. In tho Eastern Gulf and South
Atlantic States, rising barometer, light
winds and generally clear ,woather. For
tho Middle and Eastern etates, rising
barometer, westerly Winds, partly cloudy, and
clear weather, except possibly in Maine, whore
northeast wiuds backing to northwest with
For Tho Lower Lnkos, Diminishing westerly
winds, with generally cloudy woatller. For Lake
Michigan, southerly winds backing to southeast,
and partly cloudy weather. For Lake Superior,
light oaBterly winds.
Cautionhry signals continue at Boston, Port
land, No., Eastport, OBwogo, Rochester, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit.
P1TTsnunau, Pa, April 2.-The weather Ia
cloudy,
oAlno, ILL.,, April 2.-The weather is clear aud
pleasant,
, 1873-04-03
FOREiGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 2-Tho committeea Of tho
Anglo-Amorican Telegraph Company, tho Booioto
du Oablo !Transatlantiquo, and tho Now York,
Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Oompa~
MICS, hayo agroed upon mn immediate analgama-
tlon Of those linoa, aubieot to ratification BY tho
Boards Of Directors Of eact company at moot
inga to DO hold on Friday noxs.
Con. T. D. Van Duron, Chiof CommisBtonor Of
tho Unitod States to the Yionna Exhibition, and
Pr. a. Isuppauor, William 7. Round, and John
s. Cunningham, Assistant Commissioners, hnvo
arrived In this city. Aftor remaining hero fow
days, thoy will proceed to Viouna by way Of
paria.
Tho Quoon pnid visit to Victoria Park, this
morning. Tho nnt1loritles OF Hacknoy Bhore-
ditch, md Dothual Green, presented loyal I'd.
dress to lor MajoBty. rho ot,tire route traversod
by tho Queen was linod viii, people, and the
strcota wore appropriately docorat cd with flow.
crB and bunting.
, 1873-04-03

:, 11o .,t5 w., x,,,,r
then Addressed ano oeeB 's a;a.,aot Ho ioso
men1 M1n ~ AZ T. tr,nmni, ~ thn 1armors wnra
predctod its !1lal - 'no 4"' 'A'ot7 "o1o
'Tho following resolution WAS adopted: :"
Resolved That tho practice OF legislators, ssato or
National, voting On questions or moasurcs on which
hpY arO 1t Tho limo directly recltniarily intarcatn IA
cuntrary to pubc morality and all ust princplea OF
wiso cgtslatlon,
u1,, fouovior rooo1uf,nn crn1,of]v}ro TIM
in tho nftoruoon, was presented and adopted
1.,o,r15 rb,t 4 Ia ono NJ tho necesaarv ,ncaarc,
Of railrosd 9oforn t11at to laws tint make tic Stocks
Of rnroa corporations personal property 10 repealed,
from speculation, sud Blyo TO them tue pormHnonoy
, 1873-04-03

TRENTON, N, J., April 2.-The Governor has
signed the Anti ti-Monopoly Railroad bill. Flags
arc flying In honor OF tho reloase of New Jersey
Houses o1ompting from municipal taxation tho
main and other tracks md tho principal pas
songer aud freight depots excepting at terminal
points, to Include ten aoros. All other property,
Including tho rolling stock, ia to be subject to
municipal aa well ~ State taxen.
The Legislative Committee of Investigation
report that the Hthnhope Nhilrond bill wasirregu-
larly passed last session, but owing to the roti-
collco Of some porsonB who testified and tho utl-
Willingness Of othors to appear, tho Committee
ia unablo to locate the improper influences. The
Speaker and Clerk arc yindieatod.
, 1873-04-03


bnYE1sTON-Aprti g. at hor restdoncc, Nn ~ sshto.
it, Emma A., wl!o Of William Bryorton agad q years
Funorni Friday April l. At 10 O'clock BY to CALVARY
Cemotery.
IT, Montreal papors plonso oopy.
nREOHEIa7 TIL. city. Anril !. julia E ha beloved
Funeral fro hor lhto residence, No. a South Poofia
at.. Thursday, at o'clock. ::
P1KE-hfsa. Jonnto r. Pike Of Chicago, dod worry sud
donfy Marof %, nged Do ynhrs. . -
Funeral t1nk pldco ht ur fronds, No. II OotaBoplaco
Sc Massachusetts papors plouae oopy.
T1tOA1psON-At Wn!tham, Masa., Of consumpton.
Iixzlo L. Thompson, sistor Of H. II. Thompson, bf tta
oIty.
WILLIAMS TIL. city: W%oan.o;dsy % |. Agri2 = Major
Tunoral nt lis rosidonoo No. H. Twenty .st..
Saturday at IL o'clock n carrlugos to Gsnoeand Co
otery.
, 1873-04-03

going from Il - tho rock.
rope, and they lot 60, and we were unable to
,3nder them any assistance. The rock that ITO
were on WAS covered with aeawead. which made
It very dangerous to stand upon. and tho
rock with ourselves being soaking wet and cold,
were unable to render any assistance to those
who wore In tho greatoat Of peril. A number
Of them wore washed OF tho wreck and
from tho rock to tho island by limo wore also
washed from 1t and drowned. We could aee
poople falling from the ships alde and rigging.
Several persons who became completely OK
haussed lny down on the rock and died.
the'wreok, ran upon dock with atrcam OF pas
aongors whom tho first alarm was giyen Ills
parents and other members Of 1is family woro
still below, and evidently persisted when the
ship tlllod and foil over on iornido Hustled about
the pltoous scroams Of tho poor little follow went
to tho atoutcBt heart uo had leapod upon tho
back Of ono Of tho men in the hopes Of saving
himself, but in that frighttul crisis, whom evory-
attention to the. walls Of tho boy, and tho man
upon whoso back ho was clinging u it for bars
life mado aoyoral ineifeotual attempts to shake
tho boy of. The cries Of tho
poToeivIug tho tenacious mannor ii
called out to tho mon who woro surrounding tho
limos that led to the rock and nafety to cndeavor
II possible to aaye tho boy, and tho poor little
follow was Immediately pasacd ovor tho heads Of
boat. IIen who woro oxorling themselves to
save thoir OVID and other lives, wont almost for
Joy as thoy saw tho brave littlelad nafely lnnded
on tho shore.
Fo1loy, Chief Engineer, who remained OH tho
rock for several hours assiating the passengers
to land from tho ship saya 1t was extremity har-
rowing to behold the suiRerluga OF the uniortu-
nato croaturos Gwen after they wero re-sued.
Many OF thom becamo insane, frothsd at tho
mouth. and topplod off the rock into the water
, 1873-04-03

RUSSIA.

that Prince Gortschakoff has, in compliance with
o request from Washington, asked tho Russian
Geographical Society to discuss the topography
OF Khiva and Dokhara at its meetings during
tile months Of April aud May.
, 1873-04-03

BuonAnzsT, April 2.-A collision botweon tho
car1non and military, growing out Of tho refusal
Of tho former to pay certain ta1eB, took place in
Giurgoyo, town Of Wallachia, about forty miles
from this city, this morning. Several persons
wore killed and wounded. The Latest dispatches
report that tranquility has been restored.
, 1873-04-03

Moy1l1E, April 2.-The steamers Alo1audsia
and Australia, from New York, have arrived,
Southampton, April 2.-lhe ateamAhip Mosel,
from New York, has arrived.
NEW YonK, April 3.-Arrived. City. Of Mon
tEoAl. from Liverpool.
, 1873-04-03

VERSAILLES, April An. Grovy, in coneo:
not attend to-day's nesaon of the National As-
sembly, and, in his absence, his resignation OF
tho Presidency Of rhnt body was presented and
1ead. Tho Assembly ut onco re-elooted If.
Grovy BY vote Of $40 against 28l. It la bo-
fieYod thnt le will rofuBo to accept tho position.
, 1873-04-03
under lliB management. Ho bogina m ongago-
mont at tho Grand Opera House, April 29.


Ornu1nsAT1, April 2.-rwo Chicago through
lino conches OH tho indianapolis, Cincinnati Il
Lafayette hsilroS4 we1o ltohoa 3nt onts.do za;!
No one waB hurt.
, 1873-04-03

LooKronT, ILL.,, April 2.-Nayigation on tic
Illinois. q Michigan Canal will be opened from
Bridgport to Joliet on Friday. April 4, and
from joliet to Lasalie on Friday: April II. Boats
allowed to draw four feet six Inches.
WILLIAM TuoMAB,
Gonoral Superintendent.
, 1873-04-03

BERLIN, April "A dispatch from Bnslau says
tho printers strike in that city has terminated.
, 1873-04-03

Tho Nixon Murder TrinI--EHe IL Found
Guilty in tho First DcErcc--Tlac
Goodrich mystcry--:r,c Erie Invcs-
tigution--nIisccll clluncotls local News.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08
Communicated
APLEASAST EPISODE.

At the last rehearsal Of the choir Of the
Church OF the Redeemer. which occurred
yesterday, the Rev. Mr.. Coan was presented
with handsome picture by the members OF
the choir, as testimonial Of the kindly feel.
ings felt by them for their pastor and teacher.
The presentation speech made by Miss Mol.
lie Laning was as follows:
MR. COAN:
l am delegated by the members Of the
choir--in the last gathering together-to
thank you for your perseverance and kind
endeavors; not only to advance their minds
in music, but also in the worship OF the
sanctuary. And to show their appreciation
of your efforts, they wish to present to you
this picture. as slight token OF their kindly
feeling and afiectionate regard. praying for
| Gods choicest blessing on you and yours
and cheris ing the hope that we may some
day stand again In the same relation-oi
teacher amt pupils-and finally meet where
sorrow anu parting are forever unknown.
CHukcH OF THE REDEKMER, CAIRO, Ills,
l. March ], 1868.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08

A week ago to-day Mr.. Burnside, Of the
Cairo and Iincennes railroad, was called
home TO attend the sick bed Of sou nine
years old. On his arrival he found another
son thirteen years Of age, also Ill, and on
Thursday, both were consigned to the same
grave, having died of that drea full disease,
spinal meningitis. Tne dee, ased were
bright, intelligent lsds. aud the double be-
reavement their parents suffer in their death
the entire community
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08
EJrNERNI. NOTICE.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Annie N. l..
Burnett will he held In the Presbyterian
church OF this city. on Sabbath morning,
March o. at 10:45. The pastor of tho ii. f.
church and his people will unite In the ser.
vices. Funeral sermon ny Rev. II. 3. Thaycr.
The friends of The family will meet at the
house ut half.past 10 a. m, and after prayers
will proceed to the church. All aye invited
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08
cuAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Persons DESTROYS Of becoming members Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, can leave their
spplicstIon with @. ID. Williamson. presi.
dent. A general compliance with tie above
a. particularly requ, sted. An adjourned
meeting IL to be held Ut the Office OF q. D.
Williamson, Monday, 10 q. IN. March 10, en-
sulug. when action on membership win bt
taken, j. b. HUMPHREYS, sec'y.
CAIao, March Z, 1873. s'7'St
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08

The extent to which suipc shooting in the
Fourth ward is carried. is becoming disagree.
able to residents in that locality. Com.
plants against the snipe hunters are long
and loud. ond every shot is echoed by the
Enquiry "Where are the police 80
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08
ST CHARLES.

LIB Kattinsky and wife, Henderson. Ky;
A F. McComber. Grand Rapids, Mich; b =
Burnside. c & V II r; Chas Aughinbaugh.
p Covert, Chicago; G + Diekman, 81 LOGi,;
W Z Postal, Memphis: J { Dsrnell and lady.
Clarkton. Ark; E Sites, Dixon, lis;
Dickey, Ohio; S Cooper, Riehview; o Z
Harvey and Needles. eentralia-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-08

MIR. Fred. Rose, merchant tailor, desires
70 inform the public that he has received a
ull and complete stock of caslm eres, French
Ind English cloths, coatings, vestings, etc.,
or spring and summer wear. Good fits anG
Pill work guaranteed. Shop. No. 1O4. Com.
merclal Avenue. 2.2S.1w