New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-09


hi general assortment of new and second.h hand
FL furniture; at the same hour and daily there
~ after snfll sold, contents of the St James Hotel
M BY THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL at ~ O'Clock
II at The entrance to the Customhouse the
81 steamboat San Nicholas
Local Intelligence.
ST. ALPHoNsUs CATHOLIC TOTAL ADsr1-
NESCE AssOCIATION.-At a regular meeting
of this association, held on Sunday evening"
IN St. Alphonsus schoolhouse, st. Andrew
street, the following gentlemen were elected
ofhcers tor the ensuing year: ID. H Buck
ley, president; E. NJ Birmingham, vice
president; Charles l.. Sinclair, recording
secretary; John II. Heslin, financial secre-
tary; George Dorrance, treasurer; d. p
Mahony, marshal; p. Farley, sergernt at
arIus.
ST. ALOYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
AssoCIATIoN.-At meeting of the Cadets,
held on Sunday evening in the Star Hall
corner of Camp and Poydras streets, the
following named officers were elected for
the coming year: Thomas J. Egan, Jr., first
wee president; James Austin, second vice
president; William j. Mallynn, recording
secretary; Daniel Mullan. financial secre-
tsry; John McNamee, marshal; Anthony
president and treasurer of this society are
held by an officer of the adult society.
MORTUARY.-The number Of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was LOG. The
causes OF death were as follows:
One of abscess of liver, of apoplexy,
of bronchitis, of burns or scalds, l of
Brights disease, of cancer Of brain, of
cancer of breast, l of cancer of lip, of
catarrh, | of cirrhosis of liver, of con-
gestion of the brain, 10 OF consumption, )
OF lnfantiie convulsions, 5 OF Group, of
adult debility, | of infantile debility, | of
deiirium tremens, of diarrhea, Of dropsy,
drowned, l of dysentery, of chronic
dvsentery, | of diphtheria, ! OF entero-
COLTS, | of emphysema, of congestive
fever, , of malarial fever, typhus fever,
! OF gaDgrene, of govt, of hemorrhage,
: hemorrhage from the lungs, Of heart
disease, | of valvular disease of heart, of
bematuiia, l of hopping cough, l of in
hammation Of thesbowels, | of infamma-
tion Of the heart, , of inflammation Of the
liver, ] of influenza, l OF inanition, l of
lockjaw, | of iaryngitis, | of infantle ma
rasmus, of cerebrO spinal meningitis, of
old age of paralysis, of pneumonia, 2
of pymenia. l of rheumatism, l of stric
ture of urethra, III of smallpox, of teeth
ing, of iris nascentium, unknown.
RUSAwAY.-A horse belonging to Fell
man Brothers, and attached to their dry
goods package wagon, became frightened
yesterday afternoon and made a dash
across the neutral ground of Canal street.
The forewheels and the wagon parted COM
pany at the fret banauette, and at the
second the shaft broke. The horse fell on
the sidewalk in front of Moreaus restaur-
ant Just in time to prevent him from going
through the window. AS a large number OF
women and children were getting in and
out of the street cars when the animal rushed
across the neutral ground, their escape from
injury was almost miraculous.
THE CHAMPION FIRE COMPANY.-Eagle
No I held its annual election last night
with the following result:
James Campbell president; Frank Nc
Donnell,@ secretary; H. Wax, treasurer; }.
F. Sturcl1en, foreman; James Hyland, first
assistant foreman; James w. Kennedy.
second assistant foreman: James Campbell
j. +. Sturcken, II. Wax delegates to Fire |
mems Charitable Association; A. kalnski, |
w Klingler,% S. G. Brodowski,' substitutes. |
Those marked with a star were reelected. |
Mr. Sturcken had no opposition, and Mr.. |
kaIInski retired full OF hOnors, having |
served the company faithfully. Before he |
retired he placed the champion horns in |
front of the engine house, so that the public
can see them any time. After the election
the company visited several friends, not |
forgetting to tell Charlie Ieager to give the
REPUBLICAN office a hearty serenade The
hoys did not forget to call on john Baltz,
Tchoupitoulas, near Lafayette street, where
an ice cold punch was ladled out by the
gailons
ELECTION OF JACKSON No. lS.-The mem
e,ers of this solid company held their an
nuaI election for officers on Sunday at the
on Calliope street. the follow
ing gentle men being elected John McPhe-
lin, president; Harry Wilde" vice presi-
dent; Thomas Burke, foreman; W: l..
Poddv, first assistant; j. Kahn, second as
sistant: ID. w. Kelly treasurer; X. h.
Montgomery, secretary; W. B. McCutchOn,
Thomas Burke, George Lawrence, delegates
TO Fnemen's Charitable Association; WI
Liam Dastillon, steward; John OBrlen,
marshal.
Those marked with star were reelected.
Alter the contest WAS settled the boys
sssaw' a few OF their many friends III
happy way.
CREOLE No. ELEcrs-This sterling COM
pany held its annual election last night,
with the following pleasant result
L. A. Wiltz,- president; j. y. Loze, wee |
president: A. V. Flotte,3 secretary; 1heo-
dore Paderas* treasurer;N h. Brewster
foreman: ID. Naleton,@ first assistant Tore
nan. >, LanauX, second d5Slstdub lVIciIGh, |
]. Mascars. warden delegates to the Fire
mems Charitable Association, K. Brewster, |
4. V. Flotte j. r. Pettigrew; substitutes. a.
Eokoll, ID. Valeton, J. Seither;' committee
Of arrangements on collation., ID. Naiet0n,
A. V. Fiotte, j. O. Loze.
Re elected.
After the election the members marched
7, Denechaud's restaurant, where some
chicken tixipgs were temptingly spread.
A mopg the guests were Chief Engineer
Tom O'Connor Generals Baldev and Bad
FER. |. y. Marks and John w. Fairfax.
One of the plaasantest incidents was the
nresentation to the company, by Mr.. Fair
AK. Of an excellent picture OF Mayor WITT.
Of course, the present was acceptable, anu
brought forth applause:
The Creoles serenaded ana cheered TINS
flee. having tasted of a superb punch,
made by Steve Mcnamara. at his saloon,
IN Magazine street.
CHEAP BEEE.-As a consequence or
sequence of hard times, several beerhouses
ave concluded to sell lager at tive cents
ser mUgo
CLOSED IT UP-By come mischance
make show gained possession OF room III g
Masonic Hall, but soon as the real cnar- t
,cter was learned the concern was closed.