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New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
DEPARTURE or FOREIGY MAILS
MONDAY. MARCH 3.
No steamship Mails

MONDAY, MANtH
" TUESDAY March
Mil f IIav etc by the steamship Weybosset close at p m
~ " ' WEDNESDAl, MARCH ,. =,
Queenstown Liverpool. per steam by
t1.ba coss ar a m Supplementary Mai Iler No. ~ y
closed az $3.50 a. m StamshP SslS ' =" d. -" '-O "
46N.R
A Prassian Closed Mail is sent by this Line.
THURSDAY. March
and Hamburg, ner steam
p Sea close at Supplementary oa on rer tVo o'
Thrt iIoboken is closed at SansDp s"s AZ p A N
foot o. Thrlst., Hoboken.
A Plus,lsn Closed Mail sent b7 this line. -, .,
ran letters deposited in Supplementary Mans mus' De Pep' WIZ"
double postage.l ,o,,, ,,-
Mai S. closed the New-iOrA fOstOM0c e'e'y
a. q 6 p. m and goes via Boston. . or. .--r z,
dsv Al d m Steamship Portland Me- SATURDAY al p
NJ. New York Friday at6p m. , L., -,
Letter postage all tn; West Indies except When gsng ulc
M M cents The half ounce Papers each which must Be prepsJ
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

PART L-SUTnERLAhD, J-hoiins,i
al grand larceny Louis James Cark James
william Martin Huzh Cogu robbery: Peter ,sn
Elot burrary: Nester Wasseman, onous sssagt u 8sc
Charles Orander William Holbey HeIdey Agne~ Mares
David Townsend Albert Hewey Joseph CASSIDY gAu i-'s1'i ~
Lulsey John ]. Gamble larceny from The person.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC

6;3l 9;0il alOop e''''''''''-'
WAT THIS DAY-As
S,r,, Ot llii Hell date Ferry'' l'O5
BtgH wArRR Dav-P -,
SANDY HOoz Ii29 Cows saDi.. GOO Hu dNe Feu''' h''
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Total. 1868 534 126535 49OO69
Another interesting table shows the daily wages and
actual earnings of the manufacturing and mechanical
employments in Massachusetts, They are computed by
formula invented by one OF the Commissioners, and
proved accurate by the Professor of Mathematics Of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Total number of males above l6 employed. -. 1850
Total number OF females above Is employed. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

UsITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Bushnell agt Metal Union
Spring Go. IT 81
2. 2..Hoimes act. Guest.
3. Wooster agt. Calhoun ct a.
4..Myers. er'N.. Sc. ct 81. Bgt-
Dunbar ct aL
s.. Smith. assignee, &C., agt.
Deyelin ct al.
Ball agt. Wilson.
Patterson agt Sherwood.
8..Lyng, as trustee, agL Elder
e. al.
o. Spencer agt. Allison.
10, .Goedyear Dental VnlcanHe
Co. ct al. AIT. Woodward.
SUPREME COUKT-CmCuir-fRIa
Opes at
sl3. Caldwell ct al agt. Weld
etaL
gsj. Muller agt. Goodyear et al
1851. Martin agt. Baldwin.
9iJ. .Bennctt agt O'Buen, ,Sherih
llOJ. .Parmentler, eK'I., sgt. Noe
dler ct al
lJ82. .DIyes SCI. ne Mayor Nc'i
Ctr New York.
1924. Jones ct al sgt. same.
1865. Adams agt. Same.
2l4i .Dugsn agt. same.
355. voorhees, ct al agi. Olms'ead
ct al.
FART IT.-Vas BRUsT
772. .Stemler agt. Mcclure.
SO. Dalton agt. Nut. Ben. LIE
ASS. SOcietg.
226s Hatch agt. Peugnet.
=. .YanderVoot sgt. The Mayor,
sc.
662. .Osgool ct al agt. Mccarthy.
Coz. .Osgosd 1t al. ast Lacy.
1910. .Baich sgt. Fleming.
1867. The TnrRyerein at. Weber
aud an0.
ll16. .Preniiss agt. Huntington.
6s4. Hove agt. Cohalon.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

urxn sr,rKs ClRcurr CouRr-wooDRUVy J-Equy Caenfir
Bushnell agt Metal Union liBnghim 49, Laineton c'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

The number OF occupations given in earlier part Of
the report about 1000 In this calculation every
special occupation was Disseminated. In the above
table much more general classification adopted
closely related occupations being considered under the
same head.
The average wages given here from the returns
employments made to this Office during the three
years. In every where large number Of persons
employed these wages are derived from a cOmpari-
son OF a large number Of returns. The few Of
estimated wages the result OF thorough examination
and analysis from the total or wages paid TO persons
employed
SAVINGS BANKS AND SAVINGS.
considerable portion of the report Is devoted 10 this
subject additional investigation OF the last year
having been prompted by the criticisms OF officers Of
savings banks the report Of the preceding year. Tho
Commissioners report In full hearing before the lie gs
Iatiye Committee Banks and Banking Of the Spring
OF 1872 present. however interesting ~ those
especially engaged in the controversy compilations
from banks returns made In the past year, and
which the Commissioners think substaHtate the state
ments mado III their previous reports Investigation
has confined to the subject OF deposits and deposit
Ors. When the subject OF Withdrawals has been thor
Oughy analyzed they think that their evidence Of the
unhappy condition OF the wage aD0rer VIII be estab
lshed The number OF those who CONNIE depOsiting
In these institutions with hope that they shall be
abed 20 save a considerable for old age. and who
compelled by irregular employment, Sickness or in-
creasng wants To withdraw their petty savings Is not
known But intercourse with the wOrkngman. ana IN
yestgatOn for the past four years has convinced them
that they numbered by tens OF thousands.
1be point claimed by the Commissioners Is that tho
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

do not depy but add "Our experience with printers
warrants us in saving that they do not average
a. 900 a year" The criticism OF course refers mainly 10
the return OF Tbs AdUerSer whose employees, the re-
turns are correct, must average that amount some OF
the returns OF newspapers so notably incorrect
that the Marshal them back for correction Ine re-
ply OF one of the most delinquent was we VIII correct
ours when the other newspapers correct thelrs'
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLoYMENTs
The number of occupations. according to careful and
systematic calculation of employments under each
minute subdy sion of labor in round numbers about
1000 figure that represents our present civilization In
comparison with that OF 100 years when, according
TO the best data within reach 100 would be az extraya
giant statement. 49,. A., -
report quoted the explanation OF the superintendent or
the United States Census, and gives one reason FOR
these discrepancies, which they think the most I'M
portant that published schedule contains the names
of the occupation of great number OF persons OUT OF
work. The Commissioners suggest that the lOlOwlng
question be added TO the schedule for the next census
the husband wife, child engaged at the present
time in this industryi" Another reason Is thdt the
schedule is answered mostly by women, the men Delng
absent at work who often do not know the distinctive
name of the occupation of the husband giving, TOT IN
stance the name mason for brlcklayer. stone-mason
plasterer tender, or labOrer. The report does not
hesitate to say that the system adopted by congress OF
paving so much per name was an lnducement Tor poor
work. that here elsewhere cheap labor produced
its legitimate results -
The following tables Of all the occupations Of wage
laborers are compiled from data furnished Dy the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
COST OF LIVING.

The Bureau also made effort to obtain the average
cost OF living OF representative families Tho effort OF
course was attended with gIeat difficulty BY computa-
tions made upon items OF expense for ~ families, the
following average was reached:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

Three little words within my brain
Beat bnek and forth their one refrain,
Three little words whose dull distress
Means everything and nothingness,
Unbidden moved my lips Instead
OF other utterance; She IL dead.
Here, lingering, we talked Of late
Beside the hedge-grown garden gate;
Till. smiling, ere the twilight fell
She bAde nae take last farewell.
Those were the final words she said
But yesterday-and she is dead
see the very gown she wore,
The color had praised beiorei
The swaying length, where she would pass
Made light rustic on the grass;
There In the porch she turned her head
For one last smile-and she Is dead
Could have known what was to come,
Those hours had not been blind and dumb
/ would have followed close with Death.
Have striven for every glance and breath
But now-the final word is said
The last look taken-she Is dead.
We were not lovers-sueh as they
Who pledge faith TO last for aye;
Yet seems the Universe TO me
A riddle now without key:
What means the sunshine overhead,
The bloom belOw--now she is deadl
So new my grief Its sudden haze
Bewilders my accustomed ways;
And yet so old, it seems my heart
Was never from its pain apart
What was and is and shall be, wed
with that Que sentence-She is dead.
From me AldiHe for June.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31
GOOD AND Rad.
JOAQUIN MILLER.

In men whom mes condemn as Ill
find so much Of goodness still;
In men whom men pronounce diVinei
find no much of sin blot
hesitate TO draw line
Between the two, where Gsd has not.
from the little that's shown
To complete the unknown,
Is folly we hourly repeat;
And for once, would say,
That men lead us aatray,
Ourselves we thousand times cheat.
Where is the wise and Just manf where
That earthly maiden, heavenly fairY
Life slips and passes; where are theaei
Friend g-Loved One IL am III At ease.
Shall give up my hopef declare
Unmeaning promises they were
That fed my youth, pure dreams of night
And lofty thoughts OF clear daylightf
saw. search and cannot find.
"Come, ere too later tits like the wind
Across heath. Befool'd we live.
May, Lord, forsake me noti-forgive
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

AT q meeting Of the Supervisors OF
Kings county, N. Y, on Wednesday,
Supervisor johnson said he had discovered
that s2ss, $50 we're expended on the PEN
itentiary from 1865 70 1870, inclusive,
which Is $500, 900 more than the law
authorized. Oae Of the items, $50, ,OOc
was for work done "of which no trace
could be found"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31
IMPROYIsATIoNs.



Heart, In my bosom beating
= Fierce, as power at BAY
Ever thy rote repeating
Louder. and then retreating.
Who shall thy being swsyg
Over my will and under,
Equally king and slave,
Sometimes I hear thee thunder,
Sometimes falter and blunder
Close to the waiting grave
Oft, In the beautiful season,
Restless thou art, and wildi
OFT, with never q reason,
Turneat and doest me treason,
Treating the man as a child
Cold, when passion 10 burning,
Quick, when sigh for rest,
Kinder Of perished yearning,
Curb and government spurning,
Thou art lord OF the breast.
Hdrper's Magd zine for June.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.

q see above a crowded world cross
OF gold. 1t grows like some iorkd cedar
tree
IJpor a peak in shroud of cloud and moss,
Nnde bare and bronzed IN far antiquity.
stupendous pile: The grim Yosemite
Has rent apart his granite wall, aud thrown
f,s rngged front before us. Here l see
rae strides of giant men in cryptic stone,
And turn, and slow descend where sleep the
great alone.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

Rev. A. D. Davis has published 10
pamphlet form, the law relating 10 the
liquor trafic passed by the late Legisls-
tpre,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-05-31

The mighty captains have come home to
rest -
m. brave returned TO sleep amid the brave,
NJ sentinel that stood with steely breast
- the fety hosts OF France, and gave
Ds Dssiohe 'e.cry that rolled, rceding wave
a. wsys. Ne foeman Tying back and lar,
10 here. Ho~ SUM ie' iouoe' "o" ''is
Than srnse sysr crushi, g Belgian bsttle-cer
Or blue and battles.
The verger stalks in stiff mnol'snse % eonSin "a
The hollow, deep, and stra. 'se
He stands with lifted staff uneh ID sio oeiore "A
The forms that once had crush'd or A9'''V''
thrones, ones.
And eoldiy points you out the coiin'db Soi
Ne stands composed where armies could wv
stand
A little time before. The band disowns
The idle sword, and now instead the gran
And golden cross makes sign and taxes
auAtere command.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07


There Is another provision in this bill
which must not pass uunoticed, 1t de.
clares that at q majority OF the Supervi-
sOrs do not attend for the purposes afore-
said, II shall be the duty Of those who do
1ttsnd, 10 perform the duty required, and
thelF' certificates OF the result OF said cleo.
lion shRlI be valid and have the same
force and effect Us il majority Of the
Board was present" Since the raLitlca.
ton Of the new Constitution, the only au.
thority for any official action on the part
OF Supervisors, is to be found in the
twelfth section Of the Schedule, which de.
clarcs that 1.-THE Recorders and Supcrvi-
sors Of the several counties shall continue
In office, and exercise their functions I'm.
der. the existing Constitution and laws,
until the first day Of January, 1873" So
far as Supervisors are concerned, there.
fore, the old Constitution is in force until
the first day Of January next. Section
four, article seven, Of that instrument re-
quires, in express terms, that majority
OF tho Supervisors shall constitute quo
rum. 1t will OF once be seen, without
further comment, that the clause in the
bill above referred TO, is in direct conflict
with this provision ofthe old Constitution.
JoHNJ ]. JACOB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
Tho Lnie Adam Kuhn.

To tho Editors OF tho Intelllgencer:
Having been neighbor and acquain-
lance Of the deceased for tho last eight
years II hope it will not be thought out Of
place to express my convictions Of his
character. The earthly life Of the de-
ceased has ceased TO be Of interest 10 US
only 30 far as 1t furnishes example and
Its consequences rcach-all else he has to
settle with his God. In proportion as we
regard his life worthy Of imitation or its
consequences beneficial, we shall wish to
hold it up before our fellow citizens as an
example, especially TO our youth. In.
heriting q sound body and mind, with no
other patrimony than an early training to
habits OF persistent industry, trugality
and honesty, he may be said to have
been the Architect OF his fortune, as may
be said Of the men who move the Nation
to-day in all It's varied departments. With
these habits his large, well balanced
brain, and force Of character, he would
have been felt and respected in any de-
partment, and upon any theatre Of action
however large, His love OF money,
quietude and selEculture, his extreme
sensitivenessand aversion to public parade
Of any kind, served to content him in o
less snowy though notprobably less useful
sphere Oh action.
Asa banker and fnancier he probably
had no superior in the State. He held
the presidency of the Wellsburg Bank
for about twenty-five years and at the
time OF his death. At the organization of
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling u Kentucky
Railroad Company he was chosen its
President, which he soon afterwards re-
signed. The duties Of these public trusts
he discharged with fidelity and skill. 1t
was, however, in humber and more con-
fidentlal relations that his answering
integrity and goOd judgment were proven
and popular confidence shown. He set
tied more testate and intestate estates,
had been the guardian Of more minor
children, than any other person that has
ever lived 10 the county. Tothe manner
In which he discharged these delicate
and responsible duties, | am credibly in
formed, no objection was ever taken, or
complaint made. l was once told by q
gentleman now in high social and politi-
cal standing, who was Tor many years his
ward, "that he always felt Mr.. Kuhn's
mate sense OF justice to be so strong and
controlling in his nature, that this alone
was sufficient guaranty for the proper
care and return Of his property, and that
oath, bond, &C., the ordinary securities
taken, were unnecessary In his case"
His charities were deeds unspoken Of by
himself; and his delight was quietly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
Cincinnntt Marriott.

CINCINNATI, January O.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand fair
and market firm at 81 83a1 05.7 Corn
Steady. Rye-Dull and prices q shade
lower at 96R9Sc. 0ats-SteAdy with q
moderate demand. GroceriCs-In i'm
proved demand. OiIs-Flrm and un-
changed. Eggs-30c. Butter and Cheese
steady. Provisions PoEk-HIgher at
SIa S5. Lard-steady; kettle 73a7sc.
Bulk Meats-D Demand fair and prices ed.
vanced; shoulders &c; clear rib 5ia6c;
clear 6fa8fc. Bacon-Unchanged. Green
Meats-Active and higher; sales ofshould.
ers at 3fC; clear rib 5lc. Hams-ln good
demand at 6!a9tc, Hogs-strong ut
50 95a4 10; receipts $500. Whisky
Demand lair at SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January 0,-Flour-Dull and
prices arc nominal but held firm. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced;
No. / spring nominal; No. 2 do. 81 22s
spot; No. 8 d. 81 09; rejected 94s9Gc,
Corn-Quiet and unchanged; No. 2 mixed
8O4c spot; rejected $50. Oats-No, 2,
245c. Rye-Quist and weak; No. 2, G5in
86c. Barley-Demand fair and market
firm; No. 3 fall 85a65ic. Provisions
Demand active and prices advanced;
Mess Pork, gil A spot. Meats Of all
kinds firm and nominally &c higher,
Green Hams-SAles OF 16lb averages Of
74a7Rc. Bulk MeOts-Shoulders, boxed
Bic; country short rib middles, loose 6sc
Dressed Hogs-Firm. Whisky-sSie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
GETTYSBURG /
KAT AL YSINE WATER.

II has bean d demonstrated series OF practi.
cal experiments conducted BY eminent phygi.
clans, and attCsted by Thousands Of grateful
people who have been relieved from their suffer
ngs BY It's use, that thes GsttvSbttrV RGtG!NStHe
Water is the nearest approach to . specific ever
discovered for DyCpspstG, Neuralgia, RhStu1l1:
tim, Cont, Gr1vtl, Dt15ets, kidney and UstnG.
~ Dls(aEtS aS1eruEly. n restores E1uScldr poipsr
to he PdTGlytie. u cures Liver Complaint,
Chronic DiGyLhad, Rle1, CoHStipatt0n, ASteFsd,
CdtdFrdh and BToaehtttS, DlSe6SS Of ltS Skin,
General Debility and Nervous PTostrdtI01 from
AlEntdl and P6gIlc1s ErcGSEe5. It is the GEe9tttt
ARtidotG 6Usr diSeOusTtd for HrotEItUS 4dhA1
or Drinking. II c6rTTct8 tho St0iIdeb, promote
Digestion, and Rt!iCUeS tho Head dl1lOSE tnluedl.
dttly. No household should be Wlthoutit Every
hOtEl should keep 1t on hand. For salo By AL
Druggists. g.i q u hELt. LtNt sE
SS@For o history Of the Springs, for medical
reports Of tho power Of tho water over disease,
for marvellous cures, and for testimonials from
distinguished men, eOld for pamphlets.
For sale by RDAuND BOOKING and Drug.
SNS N''V WHITNEY DRo,s, Goa'l Ae't,
az South Front st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gettysburg spring Co. n0VG1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07

New ORLEANS, January G.-Markets
all dull; very little doing. Flour-XXX
81 76GS 90; family 50 60a10 90. Sugar
-Infefior 8a6Rc; common G3a7fc; fair to
fully fair 7iaS9c; prime DC. Molasses-
Active and advanced; fair TO choice 63a
Coo. Coftee-183al0tc; sterling 2ltc
Cotton-Operations almost entirely sus-
pended; nearly all the business men are
attending the moral force meeting at La.
Fayette Square. Sales 100 bales. Quo
tationS nominal; good ordinary 1stc; low
middlings 10tc; middlings 14ic; middling
Orleans zoe, Receipts s,471 bales; ex.
ports, Great Britain 1926, continent
1904, coastwise 2,051. Stock 1901
bales,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
PEuggIsts.n

WANTED-EVERYBODY IN
w TERBSTED to know that We keep the
largest assortment Of TRUSSES In the city-ior
every form Of Rupture, and Of various patterns,
Do tint We can AtRlmn9t any case, Of Gight. Also,
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
syringes, BandAg6s and Surgical Instruments,
In great variety.
Address, LOGAN, LIST d co.
Druggists, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
Toledo market,

TOLEDO, January O.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Very firm and o
shade higher; No, 9 white Wabash 81 75i
No. white Michigan 81 744; amber
Michigan 81 8sis1 %; No 1Ted 81 co.
No. 9 do 81 IS; No. 0 do 1 G7. Corn
Market steady; high mixed 3sc; low
mixed 37tc; yellow 36te. Oats-No. 2
quiet at 8lfc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
The Rat that Renowned the Verdi

Tho Rat that Renowned the World.
'Iistold
In SiegCnd old, =, .,.,to
IA AZ ,bS earc that beset his rAtship's life,
WishInV 10 mediate at his ease.
MooT M his abode in Holland cheeGc.
lie found -"
dSxs soIItldc. shelter, and plenty TO eat,
All nv diIiVent use Of his teeth and his ieet
IL Son1 had a hermitage quite 10 his mino-
Ia walls and It's floors with good Victuals lined
ThlSnt .r /.
I III ~ a. AID 10 himself, "God AcSs his own!
Nv bod : now would only BIO skin and bono
IfrbTin't turned hermit. really must say
ReaOUncIng the worlds the better way
TohI choose, ..' 7
On thClr knees,
T+me soIne representatives from the rat',
saving: "RatopolIs Is bGsiegGd BY teG cats;
We arc going for aid TO foreign lanu;
Old ncIghbOF do lend US helping manu-
We set out
Adolar 10 pay tho necdIul expense,
Do give us shilling, or az reast lew Cen3'
II We live TO return on tho next New Years
day."
The rat
TS no longer had interest In worldly afralre,
Bat for the sake Of old friendship Ills two long
est prayers
We're at their diGpogal. What could hermit do
morei
lie gave his blessing, and-closed bis door
"Oh! the rarity
or charity"
Among the rat family! II men live Of e9se,
When their friends arc distressed and In sorry
plight -
tight?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
acknowledgement
TrayelerS' Register
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS:
1TPITTURE or TRAINS.
,osT OFFICE REGISTER.

uou which mails arc d F4oS ana i'R in Accord
aHes with tho latest nm' 'AO''' W '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BY. TELEGRAPH.
New YOrl, Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, January G,-MoNEY-Firm
most of the day at 7 per cent coin, closing
at 6a7. rH.s.. lg. laai
GoID-steady; ranged from Ills to
I'LL and 1l18, closing at 111ta1119.
Loans, Sa7 per cent. Clearing, $S1,0O01-
900. The Treasury disbursed SOL, 800.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Firm' at 100 10
a1O9E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-07
3 higher and strong.

STATE BoNDs-Dull and strong, j.
srocKs-Quiet; improved slightly in
the forenoon, fell OF in the afternoon,
and closed steady. W .a30 I- .l.iaS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-24
Shreveport Items.

We make the following extracts from the
Times of last Friday:
We are pleased to learn that Dr.. Fenner.
who has been down with the yellow fever.
is convalescent, and will be out in a few
DAYS.
Among the deaths yesterday were H. H.
Lee, hardware merchant, and James Hoss.
OF the firm of HOss & Noel, on the Ievee
Mr.. l.. Hanson, the well known landlord
of the Planters Hotel, of this city, died
Wednesday night, of yellow fever.
Willie Elstner, son of Major William II.
Elstner, of this city, died in the country on
Wednesday, from the prevailing fever.
Three druggists and six nurses arrived
here yesterday from New Orleans, via
Monroe-forwarded by tie Howard Asso.
citation of New Orleans.
The epidemic exhibits no abatement that
we can hear of. If the number of new
Gases reported is not go large as few days
since, there is not the same amount of ma
terial to work on. We constantly hear of
new cases even among those who thought
themselves fever proof. Some localities
suffer at times mitch worse than others.
and all or nearly all get down at once. Iu
the suburbs the fever is steadily on the in
crease, extending its folds wherever it can
find a victim. Among the deaths yesterday
were some of our prominent citizens, who
had every attention that love OF money
could procure.