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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09
MAIoRALrY OF new ORLEANS,
City Hall, October 8, 1873.

Resolved, That permission is hereby
granted 70 George Kaufman to erect an
oven on tho premises corner of Tonti and
Barracks streets, for the purpose of con-
Quoting the business of a bakery, revocable
at the pleasure Of the Council. ..-.g-, ,--
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, October z, 1873. ~ : szGs
7 Lsrs sf' LOUIS A. Witt, Mayor.
DANIEL ScULLY. Secretary. tlaF.-}
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09
Local s7alntelliqence.

LIKES NEW ORLEANS BETA gentle
man who has livSa in this city from his boy:
hood, Last summer made . visit to the OLD
country, and treysled around promiecu.
ously in foreign parts: He visited most OF
an awfnl appetite, sought for noted restaur-
ants and hotels. He found many places
which have broad reputations, but mot one
Of them, he asserts, can gbeginn to compare
with our rssta nrants. and be - fully com
petent to speak. He further, says that at
more than one hotel where he haltedl the
table was no better than POydras market
tare. This 10 she expssienee Of mAny stser
gentlemen, and they did not entirely sppre-
ciate the Injuries 81 8 splendid dinner until
far away from New Orleans. --,----------"-
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EkAygA NAYoRALrY on NEW ORL.Axs,
City Hall, October 9, 1873.
mo, observation-disclosures Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.

Cn6 U6VctHI HCCOuuW Cu0toIH H8I000s
Be it ordained, That the following sppro-
pristions be and are hereby made for the
Department of Waterworks and Public
Buildings, and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
whenever there shall be money in the city
treasury to the credit of the appropriate
fund for each account, and not otherwise
sunronriate6. fNfh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09

Ax OLD HAND-Bll Hall, one Of the fell.
lows who find it easy to get into prison and
easy TO escape punishment, was arrested
yesterday for picking the pocket OF MI. In
.raha am Of $50. "A 4 y.jE Az
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09

THE DEAD BABY.-Nothing has been
discovered as to who are she parents Of the
baby found under bridg 9 at the corner Of
Florida and Locust streets. 81, i, 20 sa-s.s.....
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MAIoRxIrr OF NEW 0REKA
.cHtTyA7 4 City Hall. October 8. 1877
mo, INSTRUMENTATION Series.

WHEREAS, John Culligan has paid in er-
ror tax tor 1871, in the name of George
Hllman, for sl65, on lot Of ground in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09

TuM .nlDfRlCY, COQsr pO9 ~ ,RADaOl
y q OEisena Ne to<-1y .y6tps q, {, WIT Of
ltls sASse isatlsas1 csnss. ~ - 80 -
RaYeeAee = p e4pes1s1s eatseeA slnAo AotWssA
the pestaes interested thessin, vii pessas1 3 seu
nstsd, o. MONDAY. 0otsbefE ~ 16I9, g twelvc
s'cleok n, the following aesssibeA Property, to-
TnR coxT1xrs o. THE AGs corrsRuousy.
and lodging house connected fhsrevith. situaaesS
ct No. 50 Ut. Charles street. and Nj ia Srovier
vsntOry ON Ale in my Once, 1ssT k',i7.T-
1. Terns-CssA on che Spot -..ln.4
81 n ssgji Sheriff ~ the Parish g nrlSana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09

80 .o I'd a SchsAerstetn- ssI. 1s,trsf5
CUPH1IOR DISTRICI COURT FOE THE PAl2sH
q Of Orleans. No. 36p-By. yirtne Of . wit Of
lsrior DISCREET Court for the pasish % O.leens in
cnsisled eease iss 49, sa..s ne yss<
Merchants and Aueticneers Exchange, Royal
street, between Canal and Customhs0se streete, in
the oeeen4 eistriet 81 this city, S0 11oWSoAI,
Toying Ss:s7!Ss4 g.SPs5:J, e yitSs v...
Distriet e this city, known - square number az
hundred enA ssasvsh, bounded BY Baudin, Whita,
BAnks and Dupse stEeetas end meAs1rng two hun
dred and eighty three BY three hundred and nine
= seassd n ths sbsvs suis. haa Saiggina 7of
n sTezn&-Cssh snths spstsn u IIl.lE7TF
b. ala. 81 ,lsl.. -. W.H. HARIR.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF I'M.
PROvEMENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT az FINANCE,
New Orleans, October 4, 1873. !
DROPOSALS FOR THE SALE TO THE CITY OF
Il seventeen wharf Improvement b0nds will be
received by the undersigned at this Office until
FRIDAY. the seventeenth instant. at IL A. u.
The city reserves the night to reject any and all
proposals. 80 ~
LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Administrator Of Finance.
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UNITED STATES ENarS.HR's OFFICE.
EOrthwss st corner st. Louis and Joachim Streets ;
Mobile, Ala. September "a, 1873
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING $4,000 CUBIC
L yards, more or less, in Choctaw Pass, Mobile
Bay, Alabama, will be received ct this Office until
thereafter. 20. | -
Printed blank forms Of proposals and guarantee,
specifications instructions 10 bidders, aud any de-
red information can be had on application at this
Office A. n. DAMRELL, a
Captain of Engineers. United States Army.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
Sherifa,s sale.

49,, By virtue of writ of Levari FacIas.
tNsIW TO ne direc ted. will be exposed to Public
llk lev street kept bv James G. Pierson. in the
ciiy Wilmington; New Castle county, Delaware,
On SATURDAY, March /, 1873.
at O'Clock, ?. NJ,
the following described Real Estate, viz!
All that certain lot; piece or parcel OF land with
a two storied Frame House thereon erected situAt9
in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid, be undOd and
described as follows, 70 wit; Beginning at point
Of one hundred and thirty two feet to the corner
formed by the intersection of said side OF Union
street and the southerly side Of Gilpin avenue;
thence northW Westerly and parallel with Gilpin aV-
enne sixty feet to the eaSerly side of new street
thirty feet wide called Hassan street; thence along
10 stake: thence southsasttrly and parallel with
Gilpin avenue sixty feet 10 the aforesaid SIDE Of
twelve feet to the place of beginning, be the con
Mo-. Situste partly in Wilmington aforesaid
sad partly in ChristiHDa hundred. beginning at 3
point en- the westerly side OF HassOl street at the
distance of one hundred and thirty two feet from
the corner formed by the intersection Of the said
side of Hasson street and the souherly side of Git
pn avenue; thence nOrthW esterly aud parallel with
GilDin avenue sixty three feet three inches 70 q
stake; thence nOTthwestarly and parallel with Has
son street twenty feet TO stake thence southerly
and parallel with Gilpin nvenne one hundred and
twenty three feet three inches (Omitting in this
liae the thirty feet width of assOn st to the
tery side OF Union ST.. thence thereby north
eight feet to stake, Themes, northwesterly tlAty
feet TO the easteTiy side of HassOn street; thenee
thereby northeastern ,, twelve feet to the place Of
beginning. be the contents What they may.
No 3. Beginning at n stake ON the nOrtherly side
of Thirteenth street at the distance Of one hundred
and FIVE feet TOm the westerly side OF Scott street,
THENCE noItherly parallel with Scott street one
hundred and sixty feet to the sOutherly side OF q
thirty eight feet wide street opening into Scott
aud Lincoln streets aEe parallel with Thirteenth
street; thence thereby westerly twenty ave feet to
a stake; thence sOutherly and parallel with Scott
street hundred and sixty teet to the Aforesaid
side of Thirteenth street; thence thereby easteTly
twenty five feet 20 the place Of beginning. be tbs
contents what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Cornelius w. Lynch and Hannah Lynch his wife
and Michael Dough tsrre tsqant and to be sold
by ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. hherln.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. Jan. 30. 1873 feblo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
The Do.aware Trust Company.

ITS ORGANIZATION AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
In the winter of 1867, a number of fgentlemeU
in this city met and orgrnizsd Trust Company
and applied to The Legislature for charter
The charter was obtained, and has been in
the hands of the cOTporafors ever since.
The subject however, was revived again, this
winter, and on Saturday evening a meeting was
held, at which officers for the Delaware Trust
Company" were elected. as follows:
President-George Richardson.
Vice PEesdent-Francis Barry.
Secrelary-F. L. Gilpin.
Board of Directors-George Richardson, Jas
Bradford. Wm. II. Swift. VIM. G. Gibbons
Preston Lea, George S. CapelIe, Samuel Ban
croft, Jr.
Board of Tuslees-George Richardson
Francis Barry. Joseph Tatnall. Samuel Bancroft
Jr., John p. McL.eaF, James Bradford, William
II. Swift, William G. Gibbons, Preston Lea
George S. Capelle, Benjamin Nields and George
II. Bates.
The Board Of Trustees elected the following
committees
Executive Committee-Ceorge Richardson
Joseph Tatnall aud VIM. III. Swift.
Finance Committee-George Richardson
John p McLear and VIM. G. Gibbons
1t is proposed to commence business which
will consist of receiving trusts, Immediately; bu
it is their intention TO organize ere long, a Saf
Deposit Company 10 act in conjunction will
the Trust Company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
SherIIf's sale.

49,, By virtue oi a writ of levaFi Facias
M TO me directed. will be exposed 10 Puoiic
!ia Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel, No 64l Ship
as.ssA Icy street. kept by Ames Z Plerson, ia the
city of Wiimiagtop. NeE Castle county. Delaware.
On SATURDAY. March /. 1873.
At 2 O'Clock, ., II
the following described Real Estate. viz;
All that certain lot or parcel of land ia the city
of Wilmington aforesaid. with u two stOried Brick
Dwelling III ereon. beng the twenty third hoase
from the corner of franklin street. bounded and
described as follows that Is to saw beginning the
line of the nortnerly side Of Chestnut street, for
merlY called Dock street. at the distance Of two
hundred and ninety seven feet from the cOrner
formed by tho intersection of the line OF the wes
terly side of franklin street with the line OF the
nOrtherly side of Chestnut street. said plaee OF be-
ginning being at the center OF the brick wall diV
ding the house this lot from the lot adjoining on
the east thence northerly parallel 10 franklin
street and passing through The centre OF said diVi
sion wall nins feet to the sOntheFly side OF
a twelve feet wide alley leading into Franklin
street: thence westerly along said side Of said alley
parallel to Chestnut street thirteen feet and six
inches to q corner; thence southerly parallel TO
Franklin street aud passing through the center OF
tho brick wall dividing the house on this lot from
the house on the lot adjoining the west, seventy
nine feet to the nOrtherly side OF Chestnut street;
and thence eas terly along said side Of Chestnal
street thirteen feet and six inches 90 the place Ot
beginning be the contents within Eala bounds What
they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution as tho property Of
Patrick Dillon and Sarah DllOR his vile. and terra
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, sheriff.
ShsEiK Oaice New Castle jan 80. lS13'febl0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
sheriff sale.

- By virtue Of writ of LeVari Faeias to me
~ directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale, at
Ky the National Hotel, kept by J. q. Lippin-
~ cOtt in MiddletoWn. In 81 GEORGES hundre cd.
New CasLle county. Delaware.
On MONDAY the cath daF Of February. A. u. 1873,
At ~ o'clock. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz;
All that tract OF land situated Ia App3quinimnk
hundred. New Castle county and State of Delaware,
and particularly described As f0llOWs. 10 wit: Be.
GiLntng q stake in the public road leading from
premises and other lands Of the said Galiagh Ter;
from thence By Hun, dividing line for said DFsmi-
ses, south ~ degrees west 10 5.loth peFcheg TO \
stake eOrneF OF other lands Of said Gallagher and
ln line Of land late OF Ohm Naudain. deceased;
lhenee with line OF that land north 4715 degrees
vest ~ S.loth peFches 70 q EtOhe corner tor said
Nandaln's lands. and Herewith south A2l< degrees
west u 4-lgth peFehes 70 q large marked maple
epIper Tor these premises and lands of ] aEemiah
brlgter, tneRrOG tr0m thence With line OF land OF
said BristaF and land Of Joseph Henry (negro)
A3H degrees west ll2 7.lOth peFeheS 20 3 stake IL
the state road leading from odessa 70 Black bird;
theaos With asid Stats road towards Odessa north
= degrees andA minutes east - Rnd l-logb peFchef
e stake ~ said road corner for land Of i9dHss
Mallschmldt tEom thence With line OF sald all
schmidt noTth Az degrees east l04 perehes 20 ;
large sycamore tree, stoa0 In IT, 10 the aforesaid
pine tres ana landing road; from thence with the
center Of SAID 70 I'd towards Aaid landing ana nlna
ing theFewlth 70 the place Of beginntnR, containing
lE Acres and leo PeFehes Of land. more or less
belAed and taken intO sEeeutien aa the property
Of kntas J0nes and Caroline Il. 6is wife, and t. l.,
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
ebeEtGs omse. New Castle. Jan. 10. A.D lSTS-tebl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, Lrcrunr.


Quite respectable audience, in point of num-
bers aud appearance, assembled at the Opera
House. last evening, to listen to Wendell Phil
lips lecture on "Froude vs.. The Genius of Liber-
ty." Mr.. Phillips was introduced by j. +. McGon-
tgal, aud spoke for about one hour and twenty
minutes, delivering the most severe, scathing and
caustic discourse ever listened to In this city,
The eloquence of the "silver tongued orator. was
not displayed In this lecture, aud all eloquent
flights OF the Imagination were excluded but the
Irish question, as 1t politically affects England,
Is thoroughly and elaborately treated, and Mr..
Froude handled without gloves. The keen, cut
ting and sarcastic manner in which Mr.. Froude's
explanations OF England's course towards Ire
land were criticised, commanded the admiration
aud applause of even those who were not entire
ly In sympathy with the speaker. Throughout
the closest attention was paid TO the lecture and
at It's rather abrupt conclusion, the lecturer re
tired amidst storm of applause.
THE ENGLISH OPERA.
Tonight, at the Masonic Temple, the Opera o
the "Bohemian Girl" will be produced hy the
English Opera Company, which has been draw
Ing crowded houses at the Chestnut Street Thea
tire, for the past week. The opera to be produced
| Is one of the most pleasing and popular now OF
the stage, while the company is first class in eve
ry particular. 1t will be one of the most pleasan
entertainments of the season. Librettos of thi
opera can be obtained of Robelen & Bro No. so
Market street.
c. CHAUNcEY BURR's LECTURE
on "Men and Monkeys-An Answer to Darwin. :
/ at the Masonic Temple, tomorrow night, will b.
quite change from the character of amusement
thus far given this season; q change, however
which will doubtless prove very agreeable {,
many persons The lecture is highly spoken O
by competent authority and should be well at
| tended.
THE BALL OF THE SEASON
will be given on Friday evening, Feb 2Ist, at tn
| Masonic Temple, by the Washington s. +. E. an
II. g. L. Company. Full and elaborate arrange
ments have been made for the success of this al
fair, and the result will be the grandest and mos
successful ball ever given in this city.
THE WATER WITcH FAIR
commences at the Institute Hall, on Thursda
| evening. For weeks past active preparation
have been made for this event, and many attrat
tions will be presented. Among others is hant
some buggy, made entirely by members OF til
| company, which will be chanced of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

A SINGULAR OccURREYcE. On Sunday night,
daughter of Mr.. John Akin, who resides at 4e6
Z. Fourth street, was aroused from her sleep by
an entense pain OF her arms. An exam-
nation disclosed the fact that piece of a needle
was firmly imbedded in her arm, which produc-
ed PAIN SO excr0tiatng that DR.. johnson was
Immediately sent tor. who was obliged TO cut it
out The piece was three-quarters of an inch
long, and had been forced through the flesh into
the bone The strangest part of the occurrence is
that the young lady can not form the slightest
idea how the needle got into her arm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

An unmarried man, who does not realize
how exempt ladies are from small frivOlity,
says that the pin with which many Of them
gather the fields Of the shawl at the back Of the
neck Is only put there because the owner
ornament.
James Chaplin, for seyeFalyears commercial
editor OF the Detroit Free Press, died In that
city on Sunday.
Kansas City wOmen swear ont warrants
against other women tor mtmieking them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

PURCHAsED.-Messrs. Hart & Bro. provision
dealers, No 3S4 East Fifth street, have purchased
the sixty feet of property adjoining their estab-
lishment, which includes the morocco factory for
merly occupied by /. Seehausen, and the three
story brick dwelling house ON the S. W. corner of
Fifth and Popular streets, for $1,000. The lower
portion Of the morocco factory they propose con-
yertng into an ice house the other portion they
will use for a packing establishment, and for the
prosecution Of other departments OF their busi-
uess. The dwelling house will be for rent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

WENDELL PHILLIPS GENERosITY.-Afterth the
delivery OF Wendell Phillips lecture, last evening"
when the committee having the affair in charge
were preparing TO settle for the same, Mr.. Phil
lips, ia view of The fact that the proceeds from
the sale of tickets were not sufficient 10 pay ex.
penses, very generously refused TO accept the
whole amount previously agreed upon TO be paid
him He said that ii was not his desire that any
parties should lose anything by bringing him to
this city. The audience present, though not
large in numbers, was very good as a lecture an
dence, as our citizens are not noted for largely
attending entertainments of this class Mr. Phil
lips lectures tonight, at Meriden, Conn, on the
same subject. This Is his most popular lecture
and lac has received thirfy-six Invitations from
as many different localities, 10 deliver il, on 81
Patrick a DAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
Railroad Extension.
THE PENN d DEE. r H., LEASED By THE W. & "
RAILROAD.

RAgLRoAD.
For some time past negotiations have been pend
ing, which have recently eliminated ia the leasing
by the w. a. w. Il. H.. of ths track OF the Psnh-
sylyania a. Delaware Railroad from LandsRbarg
10 POinerOy, Pa, on the PennsylVania Central
Regular trains will run over tbs newly acquired
portion Of the w. d W. in about a week or ten
dAyB, OF a. the Y can be lad st the juno
tion with the Pennsylvania Central
This acquisition also extends the mail route
from this city 70 Pomeroy, authority having been
given; some time ago. by the Post Office Depart
ment, 10 extend the route 70 pomer0y, a. soon rs
the Penn. d Del II. r. 10 in operation
Tbs nsw line opens direct eommunicati0n be-
tween Wilmington and AVondale, Chatham, Doc
RuA. aud other places, which have hitherto besn
without rail connections with any point.
This moTniua, a special train containing the
President nnd Directors OF the road, and few in
vited frieaas, left this city, for q "trip over this
entire road, 70 Pcmeroy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

To BE ALTERED.-The Directors of the Union
National Bank propose TO alter their banking
house carly in the spring. The present front will
be torn out, and brown stone substituted for the
first story, having large plate glass window in
the centre with a door on either side the upper
one leading 10 the dwelling and the lower one to
of pressed brick with Ohio stone cappings The
banking room will also be enlarged by taking in
part OF the Directors room and the arrangement
of the countsr, desks, &c, somewhat changed
Richard A. GIpin, Esq, is the architect, whose
ability and experience is sufficient guaranty
that the work will be well and handsomely done
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
wOrkinEmen's Institute.
DEBATES TO BE 1NrRopucEn.

The Executive Committee of the Working
mems Institute met on Saturday evening, at
the Institute Room. Fifth and Market streets.
The Committee are much encouraged from
the large attendance nightly, at the Rooms,
and instructed the Committee on Hall u
room in the other end of the building. The
subject of debates was referred to a Special
Committee, to report fully at next meeting.
Geo. w. Stone was instructed to prepare
some suitable literary entertainment fol
Saturday evening next. 1t was also agreed
to have a contribution box at convenient
tunlty to visitors. charitably disposed, to con
tribute mite towards the support of the In
stitute.
The Committee then adjourned to NEE
next Saturday evening, at ~ O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

A FATAL FALL.-Mr. A. F. Dosantos, a music
teacher OF Wilmington, while passing along Third
street, near Spruse, early this morning slipped and
fell heavily upon the icy pavement, has head
striking the stone. He was picked uD insensibls,
he died IN a short time from his injuries. He was
completely unconscious up TO the moment of his
death, and his name and residence and occupation
were learned iy some papers on his person. De-
ceased Was sixty years old.-Phila. Telegraph.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

ACcIDENT.-Levin Pettyjohn, son of Zack
PettyjOhn, residing at the Drawbridge, Sussex
Co., was accidently shot in the shoulder by
his brother while carelessly handling a Tevol-
yer last Thursday afternoon. When will per
S0ns exercise caution in handling firearms?
We have since learned as a strange coinci
dence that Mr.. Pettyjohn was accidently shot
by the same lad two years ago in the same
month, and on the same day of the month";
Lea0SS Li0hk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
A Want Never Before Supplied

In regions where Liver complaint and Bilious
diseases prevail 10 so great an extent, there has
long been felt the need of a medicine that would
act specifically on the Liver, restoring II 10 its
normal functions, and at the same time be safe
nom after effects, and yet 80 simple that 1t may
be used by any one. a is now admitted by all
that DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
supply this want. They are now prescribed by
the most eminent Physicians throughout the
whole South
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

PUBL1c TEMPERANCE MEETrNa.-A public tenn
perance meeting was held at st. paul's III. E.
Church, last evening, which was quite largely at
tended. George w. Day, was called upon to pre-
side, after which able and stirring addresses were
made by Rev. r. L. Kemp, Rev. S. L. Tompkin-
son, and Isaac 7. Crouch. At the conclusion of
the addresses, petition, asking the Legislature to
enact a more effect liquor law, was presented and
signed by nearly every one present. The meeting
then adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18
Fl AHc ALuAMO COMMERCIAL
RusInaaa MntIcoa.

Cheap C0al.-Stove S6.56, Nut 5000 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
Street Bridge. feb21-h WIN. }. Brown
To Pic Nc PART1Ks.-A line assortment of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Loosters, Sar-
dimes, Pickied ami Cove Oysters, &c, &c Also
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserve
kettles Mason. Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocers 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-18

A SINGURAR CAsE.-During the prevalence OF
the horse disease, MIR. Hugh Shields, an hostler
employed by the Harlan & HoIlingsworth Co,
became poisoned from being among the animals
The malady settled into one of his fingers which
became so mortified as TO require amputation to
save the mans life. After nearly three months
sickness from the above cause, Mr.. Shields has
but lately recovered