New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-30
L. ORLEANS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1873
Shreyeporf Itema.
We take .he following from tho Times Of
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shreveport Items.
We take che following from tho Times Of
the twenty fifth:
Yesterday was al unfarorabfe day for
the cOnvalescents to be out. and most of
them kept to their rooms. a few Of che
more venturesOme were on :he streets, but
some of them suffered for their remerity.
Their blood could not stand the alternate of
cold weather and q chill was the result.
Discretion with them is the better part of
valor. and we advise them to stay 10 doors
during this cold snap.
The Freedmen's Saving Bank OF this city
will resume business as soon as an officer
arrives from Washington to take charge of
it. This we learn from an evening contem-
porary. II is said to be in sound condi-
ton, and We have hoard of no evidence to
the contgary-nethins but rumo-s and sur
misses.
Isaac Kahn died yesterday OF the fever,
aud his death adds another to the long list
of worthy and enterprising busl ness men
the epidemic has stricken down. Mr.. Kahn
was u member OF the firm OF Kahn &,
Brothers, one Of the largest mercantile
houses in the city, and, though a very
yOung man. he had taken an influential DO.
sitiOn in our business circles. His energy
and enterprise made him a valuable citizen,
while his courtesy, integrity and other ex
cellent qualities made him generally liked
and esteemed. His brother, Julius, died
short time ago, and now but one of the firm,
Mr.. Raphael Kahn remains. We feel that
in the death of the twO brothers our com
munity has lost two valuable citizens, and
we tender their relations our sincere SYM
pathy in their bereavement.
Colonel D. B. Martin was out on the
streets yesterday, and can hardly be
classed under the head; w. P. Ford is
doing very well Captain Bosworth and
DR.. Tom Ford's lady are doing well. DR..
Clark was taken with bilious fever night
before last and was quite sick yesterday.
Alf. Nolan and nurse Arnold are improv-
ing. A man by the name of Milley was in a
critical condition last night. At the con-
vent, the three sisters and two pupils were
doing we'll; one pupil and Father Ferrec
were not doing SO well.
Captain William FlOurnoy died at his
residence, thirteen miles in the country.
night before last.
DR.. A. Flournoy was dying when last
heard from.
We did not hear from the -Four Mile
Springs yesterday.
Mr.. Dabbs, the stage agent, was very
sick last evening.
From the Times of the twentysixth:
There was considerable stir on the side
walk yesterday about mid day. The
weather was cool and braeing, and a good
many .! tne cohsaiescehC were ou1. we
aiso ho.iceu solno Va oul Pe"pio "ho nave
been staying IN the country IN looking
AROUND. MOST VI Inc stores were OPEN
.hougn 1here was out niue business uolng'
some lew Wagons were ia from tne ln'erior'
anu prooaplE twenty oaies VI COTTON were
received. Wecan safely say that the g.
Inc ss portion of our city is slowly recover
rug irolh 'ne eneces oi mo severe snoch re-
celved by the epidemic, out II VIII oe a
hoh'h VI 81 oeAoie ~ Aoiiy ieeuAnes its JUS
mess r,s AZURE. Lure. .,., A.,
Inc little chahge ooservaole IN tne last
twenty'l0ur nours was evidently 1or the
uettef. haraiy any ne" cases are reported
anu 'nosI oi tnel, s'eh were uoihg wen. NO
proinihenI cltiZeh hds oeen TAKEN gown
since our ias' Issue tlaG we hearu ol. IL mere
Is no Iuore sichness ~ .He business porlioh
oi Guy lhah IS usual curing the SICILY sea
son ol the year. III tne o"tshifIs the 1e'6I
ls epiueLlic' put u - inousht tnao 10 VIII
soon run lts course "lIhou1 d luftnef ALL OA
oi Ne" ma'Eriai'
Coionel boswortn. OF Ne~ orleahs' al,
tlveu 7a, mere yes1eradS oy me s'age'm IN IN gooo
neaiGn' nc touho ms son. Char!es W. bos'
worm, SohVdiescshs 'roh' an a'Iaeh % 'ae
yeI!ow iefer'
we nave not neafu Vi any NC" vases pn
une IN other slde vi ,he RIVER IN serefai uays-
he odchsUn lainiIy aoo'e lne ieriy ihnu
ine, arg on ool'aioscen.' anu M")oi iAus vi,
Ion ianiiiSy' oRRosi.e .he pachely' arc az
ge'tihg wen. we tlusg tae !eeef has tun
''s course on tnas sue .! tne river.
Iestefuay nSnuescriP' VINO goes py tne
name OF Judge Chappeil was arrested 1or
Iooong tne store of Sutheriand a. rage oi