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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
WOOLLEY & VAN TRUMP
Insurance Agents.
No. L, journal Building

AdiointnA Ctsy Hail.
WHINING GToN, DELAWARE
We are the AUTHORISED AGENTS Of the follow
ing Companies:
Mutual Lite Insurance Company, Ns'0 York.
Royal INSURANCE Company, EasLdnd:
&tna. :. :. Hartford
PllBnir
Atlas
Insurance Company, North America, Phstd.
Franklin Instirdace Company, Philadelphia.
Continental Insurance Company, Ne'0 =. York.
Niagara =.
Manhattan "
p9tentr Fire and Marine
Springfield, of Springfield, Mass.
Peop6s Fire Insurance Co., Trenton. N. j.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., York, PG.
Dela,oare Fire ms, Co., Wilmington. Del.
TrauelIers ms. Co., " Accident" Hartford.
Rail0ay Pass. ms, Co., accident Hartford
The necessity OF A No. 1, INSURANCE never
existed more decidedly than Just now We there.
fore refer with pride to the above list Of Companies
and confidently say we can furnish PROMPTLY the
STRONGEsT POLICIES In TIE WORLD.
Uur facilities are such that we can place any
amount OF insurance desired. - a.,
Application by mail or Otherwise Will receive lm-
mediale attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

TR1NITY HosPIrAL THE second annual meet
ing was held at the Office of Geo. II. Bates, Esq
on Saturday Nov 1st, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. and au
adjourned meeting at same place on last satur-
day at p, NJ.
The annual report Of the Board OF Managers
was read and submitted by the Rev. 4. G. Lii
tell.
The Treasurer's report showed the receipt
from February 8. to October A. inclusive of the
current year, OF sixteen dollars towards the
building fund OF Trinity Hospital
Rev DIR. ]. B. Clemson, Of Claymont, was
elected member of the Board CT Managers to
serve for two years, to supply the place VI Rev
J..Newton Stanger removed from the state.
Rev. Jos A. Stone, Newark was elected flr Que
wear in place Of Rev. DIR. J. G. McOAbe. re-
moved from the State; and the Hon. j, G.
James, also removed from the State.
The following gentlemen were elected IN ,m
bers OF the Board to serve for three ysars The
Revs @. s. Spencer and ]. l. Mckim and
Messrs Solomon NJ. Curtis Bsnj sntn G.bbi ;,
Franklin Fell and Francis dupont
Mr.. Geo. IL. Bates was re-elect ID retsurer
and W. Oummins Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD. TO-DAY.
NEW York. Nov. 10.
Gold opened this morning, at LOT q
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
The Louisville Bank Robb'ry.

THE BURGLARS CAPTURED. AND ARE TO BE TRIED
FOR THE MURDER OF THE CASHIER.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 10.
Two men engaged in robbing the Columbia
bank, captured in Maine will be brought here
and tried for the murder of the cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
Now Advertisements. rhis Day.

Now NhVbFEEH0'outNs N"H" ""V'
Hardware, &c.-Truman shaw
por te ~ md G ffAer-GO 10 HOuaton's
prime old sva-At Heustoue
ian reese Cur osliies-'l u. Fourth 81.
Infnuts dreasea-et franks
+ Al, A. IEarmenB-sii MsTke &c
a wonder OF medical science
Notice-Committee Oh License Law
tlyand Opera House-E l.. Davenport
IthIenstein,s -LadieA' cloaks
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

The old round house of the Boston and Albany
rail road has been burned, with fifteen locomt-
tives. The loss is hundred and twenty thou
aand dollara.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
CATTLE MARKETS.
ADewn the state Sensation.

TROUBLES OF FAITHFUL sPoUsE-aIs wIFEs IN
FIDRLITY AND HIS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
The particulars of sad family trouble have
reached us from Kent county. We give them as
they were related to US, remarking that they
were brought to this city by gentleman direct
from the scene of the affair
Robert wilcotts was an Industrious mechanic
who came to this city from Little Creek Land
ing, Kent county, Del, in the days when work
was plentiful. He left his family behind him.
providing for their daily necessities. and keep
ing them we'll upon the proceeds Of his labor.
When the dull season came on. like hundreds Of
other mechanics. Wilcotts was discharged, and
finding no new work to do he returned to his
home at Little Creek Landing.
But imagine his feelings when he was received
by his wife in a cold and formal manner. He
had been faithful unto her in his absence and
was anticipating on his return the love and conh-
dence which was his in former years to enjoy.
He received it not. Indifference and neglect
were shown him on all occasions and Ire was
made to sensibly feel thepangs of a 'love grown
cold" He found that doctor in the neighbor-
hood Cor at least so report says) had supplanted
him in the Elections of his wife, and no entrea-
ty, no devotion, could win back the happiness
which at one time was bestoIe upon him 30
lavishly.
The finale Of the husbands infelicty was
reached. last week, in the yielding up OF his hfe
a victim of poison. But at whose hands ad-
ministered it was not known when our infor-
mant left. Traces of arsenic were fou I'd In Mr..
Wicott's SYSTEM but we cannot say whether he
applied it himself, or whether it was adminls-
tered by the hands Of others.
These are the reports of the affair as they
have reached us. We sincerely hope that when
the facts iu the case are fully known they will be
relieved of much of the peculiar sadness which
now settles about them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

The "BuLL" IN WEST SrREET.-rhe English
Bull" or street roller, has performed 3 !ch BOD
service in leveling the cobble stones in the
streets contiguous to Fourth that ii has sen de-
termined to bring it up to the Western part OF
the city Accordingly, this morning, the ro ler
aseended the hill in Sth street between Frrnch
and King with great ease, and was moved along
to West street, where it will level the rough
cobbles. After its work is completed therS, 1t
will be set to work on other streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
WeHther Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
Probabilities: For the middle States, North
easterly and Northerly winds, low temperature,
clearing and clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
Attu advertisements

nIsH PANS, wash basins, fsrlna AMI mix bill
I tra tea ami CT Nee pots washboiAes and other
articles OF tin ware, for sale by
No s3b RiRht Thirty-nVe) Market st below Ninth,
Phila flei- hia.
TESEARs IN THE ES 'nd {. a. in the clothes.
4 strains in the ule es and rips in the, arInents
may be lsssouea on wash day, aud saving OF time
and temper p 'omoted, b. using patent cog-wheel
clothes WrinRer hlch We mDst prove Cf although
We keep 9th jr kinds for sale.
FRUMAN SHAW,
NO $40 Eight Tnlrty-DVe) darket St, ,eaow Ninth,
PhiadelBhl
NTNoR TEAS CoFFEE5 and sPIC Is, go to II, r.
II fourth street. j. L. HuUSFON' JR.
DRIMR OLD GOV. JAVA for sale at the only
II Tsa Stsre In he citS, II e. FOURTH 81.
PI1Ea-Pure p4pper cinnamon, alspic cloves,
~ ElAaer, mustard, for sale low, a, II '. Fourth
htree j. L. HoUsToS I, JE.
1PIOaARO RIO BINS DssSERr FRUIrS,
IL canned chicken, turkey and ham at
oct90 eoist fifth and Market Streets.
XKTHIrE OAK PLANK-We have on aud large
wv stock OF tue above in perfectly seasoned con-
dition. GILMORE HEWkS,
oct2,1m Front and Pine Stz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
Dai(tt Commercial.
LENkINs d ATktksoN. A

.EtNTRR ATKINSON. N.."......."-. .PsslishsF.
..-E0y Yu,,.s, Bso., See Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
Rand OPERA HOUSE.
SECOND FALL
TRO7TING MEETING,

SECOND FALL
TRO7TING MEETING,
AT THE scHUErzEN PARK, WILMINGTON, DEL
on Thursday and Friday, n oven1.
Der 18th and t4ttt-
$500 IN Pr 4 Il U M B.
PROGRAMME;
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
No. 1--PURsE si00 500 to nrEt s25 70 second: SO
to third for all horses that have neger beaten esg
NO, 2-PURSR $50. s85 TO first $40 70 second, -
to third, for trotting nearest sso Two trials
'0 No ea srPURsE $50. 500. $685. sib for all horses
that have never beaten 2.45.
SECOND DAY.
No. 4-?URsE $780, $50, SIS, SIS, for all horzes
that have never b. aten minutes.
NO, 5-PBRSE $500 St25, $50, SO, for al horses
All Inc above races are best in 8. and governed
bv the rules of the National Trotting Association
Entrance fee 10 per cent which must accompany
the entry ia all cases. Entries will close on Men-
dav November 10th, at O'Clock, p. M. All entries
and communications addressed TO
b, c. PEARCR, Wilmington, Del.
Coaches will communicate with City RAILWAY cars
during the races. Admission 50 cents.
Iov4 0t THE COAEiEEAn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

LIC1TRNsTeiN's Ladies' Cloaks are pronounced,by
c mpetent Judges To he the hest as 'Or'melr ever
fercd and considerably under PhllP Pdephia phi es.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

The "SEmLITz POWDER" CASE. We published,
some time ago. a communication from Mr.
Chas. Foster, druggist at Front and West Ss.,
relative to an item which had appeared in the
Gazet'e, to the effect that Mrs Belle had take n
a seidlltz powder which came from Mr., Foster 3
store, and was afterward attacked wi'h symp-
toms of poisoning, such as would be caused by
corrosive sublimate. The Gazette OF Friday says
In referring to the case now, We do 30 to state
our belief that the affair was grave mistake,
and that instead of being poisoned the woman
was suffering from an attack OF hemorrhage OF
the bowels. We are led to this belief from
careful inquiry into the matter. TIE eelilitz
powders dispened at Fosters drug store have al
ways been carefully compounded, had no evil
results followed their use. eveL some twenty or
thirty of the same lot from which Mrs. Bellew d
was taken, which were sold to various persons.
During the several years which Mr.. Foster has
occupied his present stand, no such mistake has
ever occurred there. He always employs the
most careful and efficient clerks, and assures US
that he pays them higher salaries than are paid
any other drug clerks in the city. Prescriptions
of all kinds have always been carefully com.
pounded at this drug store, under the careful
supervision of Mrs DR.. Foster, who h 3 charge
of the establishment"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10
THIRD EDITION.
Massachusetts

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT srRrNGFEEaD.
EnnrrnrfRIn Nov 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-10

on Saturday afternoon. The. man Andrews was
seen on Saturday, but not since, and 1t is sup
posed he has fed from the city. He was out
when descent was made upon bis house.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

,.,vx.pE TO FATHER BURKE--AS1er
1;.,v;s.sl Of the procession last S1Odsy,
~ :. To.,l Ahssins1es UniOs, accompanied
'" - :. Joseph's Section Of the Militant
:.;o, and q few gentleAen belonging %
.s.r - Associations, marched to st. Patriek's
w. S--.b and serenaded FathsE Barke. who
=. t,ksu foremost part in the great
...,.us now being made against iAton-
80 80 Father Barrie appeared on the
ru.y, Of the reetory, and thanked the
..,Isuen for the compliment. He ex-
I'D his surprise at the amall number
,, total Abstainers, saying that he had
.,r..sed to zee thoasands, but he bade
y. members of the Association to have
.,.rsss, a. they were fighting in good
..,,. one that would bring down the
v...i.g of God upon them. He con-
.r-a.d by hoping that the AssociataOa hero
aid have several thousands Of nenbero
,h.p be next visited this city, when his
ra.ts., pleasure would be to meet his
ALLOW Total Abstainars-
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DxKD

0&A0
/ - ~ELETCKER-On Sun4kY January ~ fe73s st the
Administrations street ~ Joha 17staAes native
seysM months. sss 49,
LEoFARp-oa s9sdsS @ssainE JasssEy W 1873
ireland, and . resident q m edsy ~ yssral
FITzGERALD-on Weenesenyf 5ssssry IS. a. II r
4, Ni.s Mary FitnSsrald aged q years. native Of
sDIMITRylOn Sunday, January ~ 1873, at iai p. n,
the e4th OF hs Nichasl Dracos Dimisry,
srWHBEIsAHA AN--On Monday. january -, 1873, at 4
EF. 4, Janes Whesiahaa, native Of Queens county
1reaand, aged ~ years. af " S-ff .'-f'fe-7 -
\ scorToN2on wednesday January Is lss3, at 10 4.
NJ CAtharine Byre wife Of p Cotton. aged SO Years.
native of Rsyzewield county Kilkenny. Ireland. aud
q resident Of this oity for the past a6 Jears, .
= PowERs. On Friday. Jan 10 is1a. ct 3 =; n. VIM.
lsna. resident Of this city for tho "a
HALLARoN-on Saturday. Jan. II. 1873, ats A.N.
Martin Halar0n, aged o. years. native OF parish Bal
Hnro6e eoasty Mayo Ireland and resident o; this
city fbr the past - years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

- * German naturalist answers ths,ques-
ton how many6 egge . hen canslay Assfoi-
lows sAFkooTary Of . hen c6ntAinsAbout
six hundrsd sanbryo aggs, ofswhieh In .the
fiat ysar not moro than twenty are ma
tured the second year produces one hum
ilred and twenty the third year one hum
drsa and thirty the fourth one hnn-
,i2Fe1 and fourteen; and in the fello wing
fouryears the nnmber decreases by twenty
ean be expected and thus it appears that
After tie first four years, hens cease to be
profitable as layers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

The Rev Pastor Of the Parrish, In giving NJ
ssss agures, requested she Pohlieasion Of the
allowing card.
sYs thank the ladies Who had tables st the
y,;r and their kind assistants for their good
work. They have realized moro than We had ex-
pee.sd To people Of no seresr see Yrocssda o. sse
Fir NAV seem rather saasll, bod - those who
have ewes to So and mind - understand, the
,,suls !. in sppsar satisfaetosys fos as prsaeot.
business 10 very bad, and il 10 known that
his parish 10 tha poorest end snaiiess in the
sity its Catholic popaIation being aboat one
sirbt that of St John's. Thanks also 10 Branch
10 of tho Hibernian Association, W1a. Ger
rsn, President. Twice they .isistsa the Fair
nd tuice o stream Of greenbacks fell from
their haada. Thanks to all the people who
lave helped ST. Francisf church may Almigh-
~ God bless them sill for their great charity.
Il. SIMON, PastsT.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

The London Times lately said that NO
true Englishnaa could be & true Catholic.
The Losd0n T4blet aaya: Since no true EGG
lshman can be q trae CathOlic. it follows
that, in the Judgment Of tbs 1sAes, Alfred
the Great was nos m aEpglishm&D, but
probably Dane ia disgsisa. The Pianta.
Genets, OF whom some lifted tho banner of
England ia tho facc Of this Scott, white
otners boke - In EiahaPh throneh HSe ranks
9I 9I the Fseoeh, we're MOI trHe EngaiShaSuA.
how ceuid thay s6a. ainee thev Wafa strnA
homan Catholics = Our fathers who fuuE6t
Al Cressy, Poiters, audi Aaineourt, were
PROBABLY Greeks or Dutchmen. The bar.
ons who stood with the pfeaates Of England
AZ AZ hunnyDede, and forced their vostAaess
! ihng, who was as false 10 the Pop6 sxsa TO
a.s cou1tsysg 10 siga IAlngaas CAekScy asasnA
i,om ~ ~ nobody knowsyhere.. Richard Cnur
ae Lion, Whora The s&aSA Acana Gooliahly snne
posed 70 s6es am Eagaishmau, > aud q y6ry
lemarkable ,0rfe, VIA unMurfhy sof tho
lame, for he feaght ,as che invitaA;on Of :
rope, and for such chinnera IA the E8epol. !.
chfe ofour Redeemer. True EnC3 ~ ;nes,.
,Ss ,SsH T as she isFes appiauds,, ssa1don is %
;an a.k, wmch Is evidently mora Chfist1-
.au ana chlvairotfs, aa well a. much more
Economical. e0a And if our Kings, warriors.
~! aao mobiles, who dwelt in Eaeland from
sae aeventh to the sixteenth century. and
s;a ;neo name In their day, were ali for
,hsneu-which they muss have bean. aince
10y wero all Catholics, and all acknov.
0Sseo m. tue Pope - the Vicar of Christ-
population 80"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DELAYS ARE DANGKRoCs.-That yosr, ema-
oiassd Consumptive who ~ hey cad nh hcYe OF
eevsry, mshs b halo and hearty had he nag
lected that slight cough Be advised II you have .
oonsh or cold get . once . bottle Of DE-. TUFTS
kXtEcTORAHr,-sna ysn viii soou Be relieved Go
not put Is Oft .-.-..-..r.--.
LpsxF1gLp c. H. S c., JAN 10, 1850.
Or. wn u. Tut.
pear sir-I have been confined to my bed with bad
Geld and have found Expectorant Be excel
lent remedy; it Is the best ever asod-
You're very respectfully,
G. L PENN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

Every man knows his own sins, and also
what afaces he has resisted. Bnt 70 fhoec
Of others, and the circumstancoe under
which they were committed, he u Q strang-
or. :. He fs, therefore, to look ON himself ~
the greatest sinner he knows of.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19
CATHOLIC MILITANT UNION.

Rt Isv. WILLIAM HENRY ELDER, Biahsp Of
Matches win deliver an address before St Alphonsus
Section MONDAY EvENING NEXT, at halEDast
seaock, at Sc. Aphonsua' Hall.
1xssassrs sf the uaisa throashoat tAs s:ty In.
jslsn JNo g. DxvKRKUX, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19
s,niae Star and cathoIle nss:eHger:
.Ilo.-<s.,Sc.1 r~,.-s ,cSSrT - SrTnEr. gANUART TS-'issA

~rvx or FAzaEH BGRKE.-LAH<
Da.I evening the Very Rev. TA"A
Ne&.P p let the city for Me~Phf0 On
Bare B.r - cisy of Quincy. Father B0EkSs
~ ''.,.s' We are sorry to have 70 state s mas
s''.'.' ;, .sdIy Impaired that he had 5ast
been or1er frOua his Physician4 to
Fs'tn n-a.ehiBS, wbsn on TeaSdAy iaae no
'ss. go letter from she vieAR-0eoeFA %
n rs'tn n'ss, in Roms, directing him to CON
lho' -. visitation Of his province and
slaDe :, - nroaeed Immediately to that city,
'asI - of the Superior GeAeral Of tAo
a,.~ .Is - rsoderisg necessary q meeaAg OF
u the sapsriOra-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

THE nspIAssssAFn tho hattie Of the ecempan-
les Of the Fifth Cavalry with Apache Indians,
ON the 29th Of December, near Salt River, Rat
. warrior escaped. AL of the band were
sAillssl. and twsnty-k~e women eHd children
were captured. The indians also killed aoMe
81 the white men, and were afterw ards seen
on the reservation wearing the clothes of the
murdered men-sa - hais'11sh yl1s4ss.sS =
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

A devsotly pioas mar, who lived some
aix miles from church, once complained
70 tho priess Of the aissanse he had to go.
:" Never nind," said the 9esa paster, I" re-
psivilege Of preaehiariA 8 asrnon six miles
long-you preach tn oil the rssi9aats and
people you p4ss.s
The patient soon fsSassss If he hsa taken .
fsesse dissipated the oossivs haSi and
streams Of health esssss his ssins BY asias
aimusss Liver Regulator. ,r.-. -.s.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

r,R FOR rHE CHURcH OF 81 FEAScrs DE
s,TEs-The ladies in charge Of the several
..,i.. At ,hi. Fair have made the following
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

SzcOzD sR2nAxKUL sr1TR7ZKRr =
Autnal National Bank Of New Orleans.
, ~-. No. 1O6 Canal .strSet,
AttAssiaSsSG haaansaa, Tuesday. Dse. IL. lsza
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

GULF CITY BITTERS.
"The Gulf City Bittsrs,-
AKK
s''''s daily sss ssss.s s..s i ~ s.;s o~-a,5 .aa
SUPKRSKDIN& ALL oEHRR nITTKRS-
Ssss s1 sssr ssss 81 'hs hssIsss: psss:s
40 A srfxGEasT 10 70 raE rafh M1akHD.A AND A
or sAsss ssas.s.sily eapssyed .ssy rsvaruA...:
.s = = % 81 esss = seea Sh'h
AFTKk THEY RAVE ONCE RKKM TRIED.
In sfss; g s,s = S sas 4:
saa Sn IN 76tars Se esaiisd . All pssnSsg al
THE GULF CITY BTrTERs
Be procured ~ siagis ssss,e nom q Retail
THE Trade SUPPLIED AT LIRERAL RATES.
Prsparsd snly BY
y CHARLES FREKE,
wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
ss'ssh caaessss Ss;a sszss. ss.,
JcHH HEsDxRsos, e Teho-rtss.a.....
Aa.e. Prvpeisssr Of tae ealssr.sed GERMAN nIr-
FkTk sa s ics vk saes s. Asal sss ss
THs GREAT 1850 BHPS4s' oeoKrza 1T0VE
, . 30. 100 Camp Street.
rss css..e:ss .s As:s,sss sss,s .sssr ss: ::
DC sas.s k.ye sssa ssal1ely ssssdssd a % Aer-
sx as hss. ssss s 1sa;.s 80 h1s:e,ss e e.
- E..t stove sny ealy RusEsfOrdS ofd KslssSis
s1si xa lss. g s ~ s.. 1:.e,ss s.:.:s
s..s: W.: ~; H:s Fs 9 ss:sss sa,sAsa
- sd; A8sut I'm A1.azinan 6ssss. S.. =
sslssap 4 z5557-ss- 4. , lse Canp sessst. :,
AMERIcAS - 7;l.. ;as7. " - 50 :
Mutual INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
~ =. OF NEW ORLEANS. - 80 5zz,s. y = . +,
Commercial Place------,--...as ...as
- netween Camp and St. Chafies stressAl
CAprrkI $500, ,o00
~ -.r ExCLUsIvELY FIRE. 70. ..... -
~ d. LEBBRIE, Frs.idsus- -s.s
- O. & ASCH Supsrintendsnt. -s . gssti
yi,,4 - b hEYRR, EeoEotaEy.- - -
--f cs sw & q rxrsrsxa. al s'g...-- lr-
,ass;.,. 2sl,as; sa SyeasAs f. rwsssE ~
VMi.a Hippss, E11sssssc;a., An IesS.s ia
= 1oeoeEe - nn-3avg - E1rnI - > dos ansP q
C::oNsERvAToRY or Musfc, = ~
[lsSo NO. so7 CANAL srRkx4yc,ss - I
g-- aasa sHTy oa1xASs>s ASs>s r. b.zb------.,,
J. sd s1----- Under TN Dreskisa Of -.- s.
20 - MRs wM..ER: EVA re, iasot
paugaAsr sf the laso d. J. Rexkaas. Of sAis State,
1Ais Insssention being tnorvas founa.a nausoss
sIS kuroe aness = nsv pEspased sasesays seh1Isr
SS TO- q Esose.srs e s cav CIsssss naw
TAs whhinR - 5otH che cisssss Piane Voace eci
efs aAr4enys vtoaans yiolsoosnos RAxisr Organ and
other tnst<unnents viii please prssant tAsmsslyss-
HsSis frcm 4 A. r to e. NJ daily. - -
ssne,srs ae1 sss eosnsry. ssAsr aals isoale may
Do Slssa thea % the sdyaaesmsnt in thar stadiss
dsess MRS wN n IVA NN
$50 talysp 'Lone.hox S55 Pos1oneel u. o.
SoisN FrxNSr. rRos A. BoLkKD.
s~.a ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw,
OemnsRsiaf Place ...-.....
Now Orleans. ees - Iysp
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19
WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETC.

TNF0RMATa0H wAHTKD-oF JoHy wArsH.
Who 10 supoeea to be in the paft c eyae or
in the .isin,sy of New orlssns When La. board from
Tap kAlIosd, in Texas He wore . lirht moustsChe
thea-liEhs cemplested and Hight hair. ANY person
writing - N. C0NsELLE, r, O. Bsz I3l
soashsra papers please copy. assS sStss s
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NEw ORLEANS Mutual INSURANCE
,as ASSOCIATIONS, . ".
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The following clipping from the MsDphi.
Baptist viii give onr readers . ina idea Of boa
our Baptist friends are tryiDg to christianizs e.
the yoxl5
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Chnktered by thu State Of Louisiana, .
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paxtieS aesrfng Ls Insurance ass Informed that IN
pans .. ~. - any sshsr Cempaay. AN Pelluaas =,
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THE MKMBxRs OF ALL THE CATHOLIC %
eistisa Of tho city requested to asssbis eppsas
ths Cathedral as o'cisck a. N. SUNDAY, the 1T
inst, with resaliA and badges only. - tA
n. R-Bands and Banners not szpsossd.
jats 1t g. L1GARDEUR Grsna NaxsAsl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-04
Academy OF .flusic-NsiS, Harrison.

The special or character drama has, per-
There is scarcely any actor OF merit who
has not some OF this haberdashery. made
up from the odds and ends of various pro-
ductions. domestic and imported. The
whole plot OF these pieces is subordinated
to the display o: the star. The song and
dance is sometimes brought in with about
az little cause as The Infant Phenomenon in
the Crummeis troupe. We do not think
either the drama or the star derives much
advantage from such disconnected and he.
terogeneous compositions. These Observa-
tions have been suggested by observing the
difference in the performance of her special
ties. and o. Little Barefoot" The last
piece gives an opportunity Of sustained and
systematic acting. The thought and senti.
men. IS suggested By the plo: connection,
other characters are essential to the de.
veiopmeu:, and the varied genius of the
actress is, perhaps, better displayed in the
play and contrast Of emotion. than in the
unconnected medley Of Dutch songs and
Irish iigs. Miss Harrison might have depart
ed leaving no impression except of versatile
cieverness. but her appearance in regular
drama proves her to possess powers OF elo-
cutlon. action and emotion. only needing
devotion to more serious school to insure
her . high position in genteei comedy.