davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
RESTAURANTS.
TITS OYSTER sALoO..
NEW CHO! HOCsE,

Oyster and Lunch Saloon.
II The rear Of Hawkins Saloon. Varieties Plsce.
Hot Chops, Porter House and Tenderloin Steaks.
Birds Game. stcs served up to order and in tempt.
ing style, by J. 4. HuEILL.
Formerly of the steamers SstSseS. Y3rgoud and
ethey river st.sIsegs 49, p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

Mr.. Louis Frgerio. No. SO Charities street,
reports the weather for yesterday as fol
lows:
sA.Mo 2PMo 6P.M.
January 26............51 40 -
January 27............ az 80 %
Lowest point during the night of January
26, 80. Rain, January 26, one-half inch
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

PARENTS BERETT OF CHILDREN.-The
household. of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald, of No. So Orange street, has suf-
fered sadly from the inroads of death
within few daye. Last Thursday the pa
rents had six daughters. One of them, six
years old, died on Friday, and another,
eleven years Of age, ON Saturday. The
funeral of these two children was an
nOunced to take place at three o'clock Sun
day afternoon, but before that hour had
arrived a third daughter had died, and all
three were buried together. A fourth
daughter died yesterday, the latter very
Suddenly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Succession of John AZ Koberts-Noa

~ EN'ND Dis lhItI CODR fbE IHr PAElsH on
- DIleaus whereas Henry Il. Stone Las petit
toned the court for letter ct dd5tye testameu-
taTV sZeCutOrshp on the estate OF the late John y
ROOer-s, deceased. Notice - hereby given to all
whom It may concern, to show within tens
DAY Why the prayer sS the said petitioner setlI6
not be granted.
Nv order of the s'Ours
i325 30 fer sRss5F etCF Ip S1seS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Eooa' Intelligence.

uERN AN HA"NOLlA [A9oOCAAAAON' iiO
,elebr alton Of the third anniversary of the
German Magnolia Association of the Fourth
District took place on Saturday evening at
the residence Of +. Otto, Esq, president of
she association.
The event was one OF the most interest
ng and pleasant ever witnessed. Not an
incident occurred to mar the pleasure of
the reunion, and everything passed off as
merry las & marriage bell"
The first event Of the evening was the
presentation of gorgeous and costly ban
uer. with the name Of the association and
date Of it's incorporation, JANUARY 20, 1870,
inscribed in letters of gold on one side in
English, and on the other in German. The
banner was presented by chaste and appro-
nriate addresses from the Misses Cayard
and Brnpbacher, on behalf OF the ladies of
tbe Garden District an accepted By Presi-
dent f. Otto and =. Fair, Esq
After the presentation ceremonies, dan
eng became the order Of the evening until
twelve o'clock. when supper was announced
and the members and invited guests, mum
bering about one hundred and fifty, repaired
70 the spacious saloon, whore all were soon
seated at a table fairly groaning under the
weight Of substantial food and luxuries
placed thereon. After . full discussion and
practical iliustrat Of the rich viands'
boasts. sentiments and speeches. flowing
with wit and good humor. were INDUCED
IN, when the bill gain opened with dance
and song. winch was kept up until daylight.
The German Mlgnolia Association al
though but three years old. is. in aiiourish-
ing condition and numbers among its menu
beS many of The best and most respectable
citizens of New OrIeaus. II is both chart
table and benevolent institution, having for
is object both good feeling and practical
benefits TO its members, using its efforts to
secure employment and business Tor It's IN
employed members and extending aid to
their families in case Of sickness, death or
other distress. lis roll Of members has
rapidly increased and the association will
soon be one of the strongest and most pop
ular of anv Of the many benevolent socie-
ties in this city. Its officers for the present
year are Hon + OTTO, president; ID. hohr
vice president: II. Haniwinkle. secretary
theodore Behm, treasurer.
p-.. = torso % Mechanics,
.a'r'''',- ~, e ,-ol, fri,bt Sunday
'V"ip'"H ~. he,,.o ., 81
Joseph street, and ran away with the hose
carriage up agains: the letter box corner Oh
st. Joseph and Commerce streets, knocking
tito pieces. upset the carriage. knocked on
the axle and broke the wheel. MIR. James
Barry who wa, on the carriage at the time
vas slightly Injured.
DASGEEor'.-'Th" plank '"@oS 0" '."" .,
"" "W ana "if"'. -: ee,S' ''e' l.'.a;,,o,s On
"'Va streetS' an" VI" ',"" 49, ro,,
.UOa 81 'h' "''n''7 - ,or.
a'Fcc street. "rr 80 h:""'h as ' - '''-''
o.. .7o,o,.r i.o.,:s
,s "A."'N''' : -. ;r,,os. yes.
So 49, 81. infant.
.roI y 1i''' ''' 49, .,or ra.herire
W. 80, t., '.' 81, ,.rao, and
.mn.. ".''' u, '.'''
w;.r.u =, :, cs..,. With
49, -' '-'' ','''' .,,r, ,,a
Prnoa 49, .! lo .'.' '',a' ,', -, S5, who
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
WANTED,

HOCsEkERPE -WANTBD-A SITUATIcg
MS housekeeper In a gentlsman's family I,
lady who well understands the management
h3usehoS Address G., at thu ofice,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Form, of Proposal, Guarantee ana Eertjhs
cate.

ERUFUsHI
TT. Und6rsigned, e----, whose possoffce
is -. county of -, State of -, proposes
to convey the mails of the United States from
July l. 1873 20 June 80 1875, route No. -,
between - and - under the advertisement
OF the Postmaster General, dattd December l. 1872,
with CELEBRITY, certainty and security Cav of
June 8, 1872, Tor the annual sum of - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge of the
distance OF the route the wes Mt of the mail to be
the route and service; and also. after careful
animation of the laws and instructions attached to
advertisement of mail service; and of the provi-
sOns contained in the act of Congress of June8 g.,
1872.
Dated - Bidder
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

the Celestials of this city will jubilate.
OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. S. &
Russell, secretary of the board of health,
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city for the week ending last Sunday
evening last at six O'Clock, was l37. The
causes Of death were as follows:
ApOplexy ., bronchitis 4. cancer !, ca
tarIh /, cirrhosis of liver 2, congestion of
the brain d. congestion of the lungs 4, con
sumption II, adult commissions 2, puerperal
commissions |, cyanosis /, group |, adult de-
bility 3, intantile debility ], delirium ire
mems |, diarrhea 3, dropsy |, chronic dysen-
terry |. diphtheria |, exposure COLTS |, EN-
physema ], cOngestive fever 4, typhoid
fever !, castro enteritis !, hemorrhage i,
hemorrhage from lungs 2, hemorrhage from
navel |, hemorrhage from stomach L, dis
ease of the heart / valvular heart disease l,
enlargement OF the heart 2, hopping cough
l. inflammation of the bowels l, inttamna-
ton of the brain 2, Inflammation OF the
heart l., Inflammation of the stomach 3, In
fiuenza |, injuries |, infantile marasmus 4,
meningitis /, cerebro spinal meningitis 8,
old age /, paralysis |, peritonitis ], pleurisy
/, pneumonia II, plCuro pneumonia L, ty-
ph0id pneumonia |, premature birth j,
smallpox H. softening of the brain =, teeth
ing /, iris nascent1um 6, tuberculosis 4, not
stated ,.
Forty-one were inferred from public in
situations and twelve on certificates of cor
oners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

The undersigned, ding at -, State of
-, undertake that, il the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. - be accepted by
the Pos master General the bidder will, prior to
the first of June, 1873 enter into The required obi
gaten, or contract, to perform the SCI vice pro
posed with good aud sufficient sureites
This do, understanding distinctly the obiGa-
tons and liabilities assumed by ggaraHt0rs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
s,nccsssi0i. 6. sP0nug! 90 S!Icyrs

GtECOS1 9'iTRICS sOURy SOR THE SARISg,
- OF .. !"au5.-NO'ice is Hereby given toshe cred
itoTs Of 'his estate, and to oil ether personz
herein int"tTste1. - show cause within ten dayK,
frO.l. le PEr-cnt notification II any Shpy hare %
can, why che account presented by ere adIne-
sIaSTiT 81 shs estate should not - hOmoogateG,
AID SpD:or ed. and the SInds disTisu'eSsu a. cord
sudo there with
Gy order - 80 sour@
jaz423 ~ FRANZ HsCE Jp Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

CHINESE New YEAR.-This is the New
Years Day of the Chinese. All China stops
work, and. for week or ten days, give
themselves holiday. For this day only,
Yut Sing s, Co will do no business, and
the Celestials of this city will jubilate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-About nine O'CLOCK
yesterday evening a woman some 'niIts
years old jumped into. the river from Tue
wharf at the head o! st. Louis.street' inc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

DAScERor.-.The plank ."ads on !.';ar.
etc and Gir,.. streets. between Front and
Delta streets. and tins iron crossings on
Grod -. III. corners -; Peters anu Con
elerce street. -rr %. broken as u b.; '..'h'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
CEBTIP.CAT x.

The undersigned, postmaster at -, State of
--. certitiea, under his oath of office, that he
is acquainted with the above guarantOrs and
Knows them to be men of property, and able to
make cd their guarantee; and that bidder and
guarautors are above the age of twenty one yea
Bids of $4,000 and upward must be ACCOMPANIED
by a certified check, OF draft, some vent
tiOual bank equal so per centum the present
annual nay the rout-; or III case Of new service
not less than per Ceatum of one years pay pro
posed in bid lection 252 Act of June 2 i972)
The postmaster must not sign the certificate I'M
til the sum Of the bid is red and the bid and
guarantee signed by all the parties, and dated
OATH required by section PIC of an act of Congress-
approved June 3, 1872, to be affixed TO each bid
for carrying the mail, and to BE- taken D. fore
sn otfi ser qualified to ADMINISTERS .aths:
- -, of 800, bidder foe ss,Eys yius
the mail OH rOut. SO - from .I.
shat have, the ability pecuniaSi tie fulfill
my obligation such bllders that the bid is
made in good faith and with the intention ~ enter
INTO contract and perform the service III said
Mid shaI! be accepted. aud that the sigaatuEes OF
TIE Huarant1TS sheretO are genuine, and that Jo
lev. the said guarantnrs 20 be pecm.iqTily sespon
sbc fOf and ah.. 20 pas all damages 'h3 snitet:
States 81 all sutfeS bv ,sas6n q. .u. faia. 80 PEG
fore. N. obi. cations as sscii bidGsr.
Sven - ani subsceibo' before ne -.--,
for The - q. 80, this --- clay .: -.
.. /. l3'-. and in Testimony she.s 90 .he,runt.
s.'-.t he aIy name aud ..dix my official sea. the
Ga: and Year aforesaid. ---. .sEsL.J
.OTE-When TIE OATH is taken before a jus.ic.
.: 'h. Ieacs She certificate of the clerk Of coust
of ."c0r. should be added. under his seal of Office.
th.t the person who administered Che Gsti! -
d.: .'.ali.e: :Tst'C" OF the peace:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

S. w. NJ, DEBORAH CONCLAvE No. D.
Teutonia Hall, corner of CustOmhouse
street and Exchange alley, was filed Sun
day evening by members OF the different
concIayes of S. W. NJ. and invited guests
to witness the installation of new officers
of Deborah Conclsve No. %.
At five o'clock Grand ArchOn A. Sambola
administers q the oath Of office to the FOX
lowing gentlemen elected: Simon Miller, M
f. Archon: Leopold Dreyfus, chancellor:
Samuel J. Hart, provost; Leon X. Levy.
'gaasute or: Julius Miller. recording and tinan
cha! secretary: Gustavc WE'LL. inspector
general: 4. l.. WE'LL. herald; Richard Ray.
warder, and addressed them in an 'mgrsss
i've and appropriate manner.
After the ceremonies. al proceeded 20
Nc Cioskey's restaurant to an sntIclDg ban
ouet. eniiyened by toasts and remarks from
Grand Archon Sameola. Mr.. Leopold Drey-
fus. NJ. 4. Colonguc. l. d. of Iona ConciaVe
No II. and Others.
In Mr.. Sambcla's remarks he stated that
the S. W. NJ. was the only secret order III
existence which originated in the South.
ana To-Day WAS k1tt'i!'>' 40 90. 'Ai~
Of ,he Union.
The memory Of the late Mr.. Pope Noble.
DR.. Alexander Saunders. ex-Mayor Charles
NJ Waterman. and James Young. OF Balt!.
more, received fitting tributes.
". acknowledge with thanks the sere'
mad. Given us as the procession was on ITS
WAY 10 the scene OF test!vity.
The $4,000 LEsIsLATURE.--As odd !eI-
lows Hall. yesterday. the hai'otting Tor
United States Senator was varied py the
withdrawal OF Eustis and Elan, and the
nomination Of j d. Watkins. OF WEBSTER:
}. II. Muse. of st. Helena. and James
Mcconnell. Of Orleans.
IN ia. Joint session the voting fesdlteo
as follows: II. c. Warmoth. %; j. u. " at
tins. 10: j. II. Muse. s: James Mcdonnell
Il: +. f. Jonas, 10: J. r. Gallup, +: olahA'
s. Total. IS: and no choice made
ATTEMPTED SU1oIDE.-About nine O'CLOCK
Yesterday evening a woman some 'hir'S
wears old jumped into the river from tue
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

RUNAwAY.-The new horse of Mechanics
Fire Company No 6 took fright Sunday
afternoon in front Of the house on st.
Joseph street, ana ran away with the hose
carriage up agains. the letter box corner OF
st. Joseph and Commerce streets, knocking
ito pieces. upset the carriage. knocked of
the axle and broke the Wheel MIR. James
Barry, who wa, on the carriage at the time
vas slightly Injured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

deis, but both escaped, leaving the cotton,
which was taken to third precinct station.
About nine o'clock last night, Officer
Heit arrested and brought to the first pre-
| cinct station, Peter Bailey, who had seven
bundles of cotton samples in his possession,
supposed by the officer to have been stolen
Bailey, however, says it's all right and Will
explain it to the recorder in the morning.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE w. PoPB NOBLE
The funeral OF the late w. Pope Noble was
attended at his late residence, No. LOG Fell
city street. Sunday, by a large number of
his friends. The services were conducted
by tie Rev. Mr.. Fair, of the Episcopal
Church, and his address Oh the occasion
was very appropriate and touching. Among
the representatives Of the press assembled
with that melancholy household were
Messrs. Bignev. Green, Hall and Armstrong
Of the Times, QuinterO. Barringer and Lang
don Of the {fcayu,ic, and Draper and Young
Of the REPUBLICAN. DR.. r. T. Dreamer
was also among those who gathered there
TO perform the last mournful rites for the
iamented dead.
The scene was affecting in the extreme.
The fond wife, silent in her grief, kissing
the cold and pale face of him who so lately
was in health; the little daughter of three
years childishly exclaining Il want to see
my papa" the sisters of the wife mingling
their tears with hers. and numerous other
ladies' there uniting in their grief.
The remains of the deceased were fol
lowed to Lafayette Cemetery No. ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

CRIMlN... I.:E.H.sSE.s.-t Lor.s
Gauie. :cr.,t. favin: '"!i an inquest yes
:erday app. !- no.... az f'niai" ll'an''
sged G!te,n dave. j.. mother, catherine
White, Will. nvr.:u.. Z, ir! !"l"e! a:i"
smOffs;o; ,,'..,I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

William !l9.'. .'a.g.! i. Steele with
larceny ~ .au..a: r1Ireni. i'"h 'i'"
Exposition i.a..iiug. .ai"e.! IS. so. VII"
pleaded guilt. and ~. committed to the
Parish Pgisou i. default Il 500 bonds 70
appear ~ Nh isr:1.:-,rl i'n,.i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

On !!ayps re.ie: fog yoIG. mes
irom .ae .B=.t- OF errors and abuse.is earl. lie
Manhood restored. Imp.dImeuts To marriage ,.-
moved. Sew M. thOa Of treatment. scT and 'e'
mark.bl remedies. Books aud circular. seat tsoe,
il at.d . Ovs l0ps.
.si,iress HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. 40. .so.tf
Sint. street, Shl}-dolgtis senusy lv.us.-ar !nst!
tuition having high seput sou g.. .onOrsb'. son
.L.ct s..It. gro6s ssi0:lal sksl dc.3 .m cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

AoorISo"-,,oi.e s..ar;r. with :ie sport
eve nalignity ut q. f!a.lf. i:r.i .io; q. and
trough car s.. ~, s.. Charles stree: line.
'ale passin!: tie .orne. " Drf.ssa: street.
-; 'us ball pass.n: very near the hea! OF a
''uy passense-. bit iniuring no one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Supreme Court.

The case of Judge p II. Morgan vs..
Judge John II. Kennard, which involves
the right to the office of associate Justice of
this tribunal, was argued Yesterday morn
ing by William II. Hunt, Esq for plaintiff
and ". w. Howe, Esq, for defendant and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

r, VoTroS TmryEs Sunday night Officer
uSanchar attempted to arres. two men
sa's having bag Of cotton on his Shout
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

The succ.ssions OF John :. Hohcr'.. al:
Iireinis Care. widow oi Joseph Jacques
J.uone.. and %; Rose rrampiu. deceased
wife OF Jean Eapti.tc Mon'aH2. h&V. been
opened in This court.
In the succession CT James RestC. Judge
Tissot has ordered that the opposition tiicG
he dismissed, and the account presented by
Niche! Lucica L.0Sanche, administrator Al!
The succession. be approved and ao'noi"'
gated.
fourth District COur:s
Ih. ru'c fog new trial III tho ca.-s ~
Matee Azcona Us. II. :. Vega. 4. !. IS'sa'.
tl!..6 opponent. has been aiS;n:ss.s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
CANCELLATION or BOND.

ate. ja28 Got
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

Bai:hei0T'- Hair Dye.-ghis splendid Hair
r.e IS the best in She wo'ld. The sniS true and
perfect dye. A.r9lCss, reliable and lis tantaneous
No Disappointment: no ridiculous tins uDpleas
.dHr. Remedies ,he i'll effects OF b.d siycs and
washes. Produces Immediately suVsr. black or
natural Scowu. s.d leaves the hair clean, soft end
beolt fol. TIE genuine, s-Usi b. " !. Ss;cbs!3E.
*'oi. 81 al ..Slosgi5ts
CHARLES nsTCHEYoR.
SS 7. Proprietor New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOfice.--The public is informed that al powers
heretofore granted by me to all persons whomso.
ever, have been formally revoked.
!. K. LEVY.
New Orleans January % 1873. ia25 st
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY. ar DIcKTSsoSs, IN PARK
ROW
s.m-soo HoOn-4sO . pm.-iso MidnEb+H' Avsnge-tef
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
TIE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN SNUBBED.

REMARKS OF TIE POLICE BOARD ON ALIEN LABOR
The Board of Police ordered, yesterday, the
following letter be sent to the Board of Assistant
Aldermen in relation to the employment of aliens as
| street-cleaners:
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
10 the Honorable The Board Of Assistant Aldermen: The
Board OF Police Commissioners on the SIh inst received
from your Board two resolutions, III the "oIus IoAo"
6o,d That IN. Bosr Of Police Commissioner be respectfully
quesied this Board lat their ees eonvenee as
whether the employment Of aliens the matter Of cleaning The streets
the city than the employment Of native or hata
Resoed That Police Commissioners further In
this Board b what authority aliens employed on public work
tie exclusion OF honest snd deserving euns Who have been A
eans for labor on the said work
In answer the first resolution, the Board Of Police
respectfully reports that the who labor in cleaning
the streets are employed the superintendent of Street
Cleaning He informs the Board that when apply to
him to be employed that business he does inquire Of
where they born that he endeavor TO secure
the services who able and willing to work. that
he had knowledge that any Of the employed
were at the time of such employment, Aliens except
about the time when large number OF emigrants ar
rived who said to have emigrated under fraudulent
representations TO their place of destination, and
instead Of being taken whore they expected to were
landed at this port, pennless and among strangers
They arrived at time when extra force was re-
quired they anxious TO obtain employment were
ablebOdied and worked efficiently doing at least Is
cent work per day than the average OF the best
In answer TO the second resolution, this Board further
respectfully reports that is not aware OF the existence
of any law which makes 1t the duty OF individuals or
municipalities not TO employ an alen such rule OF
discrimination would blight the hopes Of emRrants. II
they be deprived OF employment until they had
resided here long enough TO be entitled 10 he natural
ized, emigration would cease, and the rapid develop
ments which cannot be secured without vigorous human
labor would also cease. Honest and deserving citizens
who able TO work. have never to the knowledge or
Information Of this Board, been refused employment
when applying for it, One great obstacle to efficient
and economical streetceanng lies in the difficulty thefe
In finding ablebOdied industrious men, who are will
ling to employed In that business As general rule
they will not engage In that business unless they
unable TO find other employment.
BY order OF the Board Of Police
s. c. HAwLEY, Chief Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-10
LECrrRRs AND MEETINGS.

Barnum's Travelling Worlds Fair will open
In this city next Monday.
The petroleum dealers doing business on
the Produce Exchange will meet Monday TO consider
rules for the government Of their branch of trade.
Miss Nettie Collins will give select readings
at No. s27 Rvingonst this evening for the benefit OF
the homeless boys OF the Ryington-st Lodging house.
The third anniversary of the German Peace
Jubilee, IN commem GRAFTON Of the conclusion OF the
Franco German war, will be celebrated by O concert,
banquet and bail at the Turn Hall, this evening.
At meeting of the Board Of Health, yester-
day, the unhealthy buildings Nos. 10, and 81 Batavia
st. and No. Janest ordered TO be vacated before
May l. Assistant banary Inspector Z. Leary was dis
Missed and DR.. Charles f. Lockwood elected la his
place.
The Trainers and Drivers Protective Asso-
citation held meeting at Broadway and Twenty ghth-
st, last night Mr. Mace presented the report Of the
Club room Committee which was laid on the table The
Association expressed It's qualification at the iriend
Of the Dexter Park Association OF Chicago after
which the meeting adjourned until April Is.
Peter McKernan, alias George Ferguson, .
resident of Presdsntt. arrested, Yesterday. on
complaint OF his wife, who charges him with abandon
ment bigamy II 10 alleged that he forsook her and
went through the ceremony OF mock marriage with
widow named Amelia Carpenter. whose scqustntanee he
nsde through tho meeicm OF personal In ksv.tork
Repef