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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-28


TIFTH DISTRICT COURT Or H PARISH OF
Orleans. No. 5S21.-By virtA Of a writ of seizure
and sale 10 me directed by tn honorable the Fifth
District Court for the paris of Orleans, III the
above entitled cause, | VIII prsred 20 sell at pub
he auction, at the Merchants III huotioneers' Elk.
char &c, on Royal street, betwp Ianai and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Sec@ district OF this
o'clock NJ. the following desdpe0 property, TO
Wit III,
ALL Il BUILDINGS erec-edp a certain lot OF
t-~ound situated OIL Peters sneetn the slaughter
house grounds. next to the watefeservolr
Seized IN the above suit.
:. Termt-The purchaser to assFe, the payment
cured hy mortgage on The said bperty, made by
defendants, each Tor the sum OF zee hundred a ID
thirty. wo CO lars and seventy-elF cents. payaoe
Tespeeavely niIe and tive We maths after date,
aud bea :ng interest at the rstd eight per cent
per arr from date until paid, 2 the balance OF
the prize of adj .d!ca.ion each on1e spol;
al W. IHARPER,
iel8 % Sheriff of the Pan of Orleans.
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state of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. +. ii. HiR"
piuhOthan.

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No. $3.50 BY virtue of an alias
writ of feri faclas TO me directed by the honorable
the Superior District Court for the parish OF Or
leans. in the above entitled cause, for state taxes
for the wear 1871, l will proceed to sell at pub
le auction, at the Merchants and d.. AIcs tor cns+d hn.
bouse streets in the Second District of this city,
on SATURDAY. Ju Y 1884, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
the following described prsnerty. to wit, ~.
First District OF this city, in the square number
forty-si, bounded by Magazine, Orange Constance
and Richard streets, designated as part OF Iot rum,
feet nine inches front, by one hundred and twenty
one fees in d-p;h.
Seized il the above sun.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
1ne City Of New Orle ans VS.. Daniel Null

CUPERIoR DISTRICT g Hnrpr pop rup ,Su
OF Orleans, Nos. 56.94l and "a, IT'S -Bv virtue
Gl Two writs of teri facias to me directed by the
H9noraole the Superior District Court for the par.
IN OF Orleans, III the above entitled cause, for
ciIy taxes for the years 1876 and 1873, I will pro.
ceed 10 sell at public suction, at the Merchants
cno Auctloneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
tIlct OF this city, on SATURDAY, July Ia, 1874, at
Twelve O'clock NJ, the following described proper.
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District OF TIL city in the square NUN.
Der two. hundred and thirty-se ven, bounded by
streets, designated as lots numbers twenty ana
twenty-One, measuring fftysix feet froHt on
Carondelet street, by one hu .dred and twenty feet
in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the same District aud square, measuring ffrv-six
rect mont on Caronde,et street, by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit. CO.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT,
NJ, u uAnnIn -
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3el6 % iyls. sheriff of the PARISH Of orleau,
State of Louisiana VS.. Widow Michael
Pace.

s- Pace. ~
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT o HI PARISH
OF Oriexns, Nc. l6,549.-By virtue of an alias writ
Of heri fscias to me directed by tine honorable the
superior District Court for the Parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, for State taxes foI the
year 1911, I will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse
streets. in the Second District of this city, On
SATURDAY. July 10, 1874, at twelve o'clock N the
following d. scribed property, to wit
A CERTAIN o OF GROUND situated in the
Second District of this city, in square number
nineteen, bounded by Chartres, Decatur, Ursulines
ard Hospital streets, designated as lot number
eleven, measuring ~forty-six feet front On Charities
street, by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
Seized IN the above suit.
TerMs-Cash On the spot.
W. P. HARPER,
jel6 % jyl8 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Or. ans.
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". P. HARPkE,
ie24 iy525 Sietiff Of the Parish OF OTleans
Ms. Frances Winkler VS.. Mrs. Anna
Schtrer. tutriX.

EIFTH DISTRICT COrRT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 5853-by virtue of a writ OF seizure
and sale 10 me directed by the honorable the FiftE
District Court for the parish of Orleans, III the
above entitled cause, / will proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctisnetrs' EX-
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District Of this cit
on SATURDAY, July Is, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
4 CERTAIN o OF GROUND. with all tbs
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the
rights. ways and advantages ihereunto belonging
situated in the Second District of this city. in the
square bounded by Rampant, Ursulines, BurgansiF
and hospital streets, designated by The number
| two, on a plan made by G.. Depouilly, OH the sew
| enth of november, 1883, and deposited in the otfos
| of j Cuvillier, notary public IN this city; said lot
measuring, ia Americanimeasure thirty three teei
| nine inches front ON Rampant street, by eighty
| feet two and sixeightbs lines in depth, be-
tween parallel lnes. Being the same property
az auired by the late Joseph Snerer by purchase
| from S~eraphin DeZutter, by act passed before
Joseph Cohn, notary public In this city, on the
fourteenth aay of February, 1872.
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
jess jy5 Is Sheriff Of the Parish sf orleaeA
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lea Tvs rs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
f.. N. MOntardier vs.. Mrs. Widow w. D.
Duncan (Martha Wright, WidOs OF William 60

DNNt
Duncan.
CIXTH ISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 6i58.-By virtue Of a writ OF seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, IN
the above entitled cause. / will proceed to SCI
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tione ers' Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
and uetomhous streets, in the Second District
of this city, on SATURDAY, July Is, 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described propc
erty, to wit
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights.
ways, privileges and advantage tbereunto belong
ing, or in apywise appertaining, situated in he
Fourth District Of this city, in The square DO unded
by Jackson, Philip, laurel and Constance streets,
designated by the number two, on q sketc h an
nexed to an act passed before A. b. DoTiocourt, no
tary public in this city, on the second of Novem-
Der, 1865, according to which sketch said lot meas
ures nineteen feet front on Jackson street, by one
hundred and twenty feet in depth; being the saile
property acquired by the defendant herein by pur-
chase from the plaintiff herein, by an aC; passec.
before A. Il. Bienvenu, notary public III thus city
on the eleventh day OF April, 1871.
Seized in the abOv- SUIT.
Tefms-Cash o. the spot.
II. p. HARpFE
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ie2t Tvs 25 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

stare of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. Ii. McMahon.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF Orleans. No. 451U.-By virtue OF an alias VIII
of feli facias TO me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, for State taxes for
the year 1871, | will proceed to sell. at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' E&-
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, In the Second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, jane 30, 1874, at twelve O'clock
NJ. the following described property to wit
A CERrAIN PORT1OS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District of this city, in square numbtt
Terpsichure, Carondelet aud Euterpe streets,
measuring sixty -four feet front on Baronne street
by one handled aud twenty-eight feet in depth.
Seiztd in the ABOVE suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
". P. HARPER.
--aa q On - ClariH a c Ila panLEiA - LL-laEL.-
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Rudolph r.. Theuref VS.. Nlunuel Z. DiASCOs
EoURIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
I of Orieaus, No. 1855 $50. 9655 late Seventh
District COurt).-By virtue of a writ of Sci zure and
sale directed by the honorable the late Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, to {. S Sauviaet. late sheriff,
and by sad late sheriff TO me Transferred, l VIII
proceed TO sell at pubic AUCTION, at the Merchants
AID AUG, ioncers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Cana and C0stomhoCss streets. in the SECOND
Dis Iict OF this city, on TUESDAY July "a, 1874,
AZ we've O'clock NJ, the following described prop
a LOT OFGROUND, together with the buildings
ar improvements thereon, situated in the Second
Usgr.ct of this city, III the square bounded by
Chartrts. 81. Philip, Crsuliues and Royal streets,
and measuring, il French measure, thirty ieeI
front on chaItres street by one hnrdred Snd
twenty feet udepth, between. equal and parallel
lines, being founded on the side toward st. Phiiip
street. BY property Of Mrs. A Carton or as,lens,
and On the other side by property Of NJ. LIslet or
assigns, and in the rear by property OF 5. Magner
by tie desendast herein from J. II. Campo, By an
act passed before z. Bouny, a notary pubic III TINS
CITY. on the tenth day Of September, 1863.
Seized III the above suit.
Terms-Cash OF the spot. N
je26 iyl2 % Sheriff, of the Parish OF Orleans.
Ferdinand Marks, Lehman, Abraham &
90. subrogated, vs.. foIcheiner & Haber: Fer
duand Goldsmith, Lehman, Abraham x Co.
suOIGgated, VS.. same.
ctIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR Il PARISH OF
= Orleans, yoe. 6342 and 63i3 BY virtue of twd
writ- of feri facias 10 me directed by the honorabls
the Sixth District Court 1Cr the parlsn OF orleans, IL
the above entitled causes, I viii proceed to sell a
public auction. on the premises hereinafter aesig
mated, On MONDAY July 6, 1874, at ~half-past tel
O'Clock A.. NJ. and ths succeeding days at SAINT
| time and place, the following described property
TO witt
THB GOODS, MERCHANDISE, FIXTURES. FUR
NITURE, AND ALL THE MOVABLE, PROPERTY
| contained in the premises situated NO. 90 Cana
4 street, in the First District OF this city, as per in
ve1tory which may be seen in my office. -ga- 2
Seized in the above suits. - -tl .
T~erms-Cash on the spot -
W. P. HARPER.
je23 20 jy5 = Sheriff Of the PArish Of Orleans.
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W. r. ANT ENt
je27 jy12 % Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

Mary McMahOn VS.. Patrick Monaghan.
EIFTh DISTRICT COURT FOR H PARISH
Il of Orleans, No. s6l8.-By virtue OF a writ OF
teri facias TO me directed by the honorable ths
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans, Ia
the above entitled cause, / will proceed to sell a.
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city. on SATURDAY, July IS, 1874, at twelve O'CLOCK
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND and improve
ments thereon, sitaated in the Fifth Dis
trict of this city, designated by the mum
Der eighteen. in square number five, bounded by
Atlantic street, Pacific avenue, Thayer ana Peters
streets. Said lot forms the corner of Atlantic and
Peters streets, measuring fifty feet six and three
quarter inches front OIL Atlantic street, BY one
hundred and twenty-five feet in depth; acquired
by the defendant herein April 10, 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
". P. HARPER,
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G., &. Rebentisch vs.. . Imbau and G.
Haas

w. T. Ld-lT EN-,
mv28 iel4 % Sheriff of til Parish OF Orleans.
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1,he civ of New Orlenns vs.. Rufus WapIes.

mva8 lei % Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans.
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state of Louisiana ys. Widow Aug. Lam

W :. I VI
ieI6 29 ivl8 Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleaDs.
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Philippe BOuron VS.. Mrs. Florestine
Marie Bodtin, VIE OF 2. Dlsuau, her husband,

ie16 28 ivl8 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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John NJ. LamOthe VS.. F. F. D,Auierive,
widow of L.. +. Deiery.

mv28 ieT % Sheriff Of :be Parish OF Orleans.
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WI. HhhfFH,
ie26 iyl2 20 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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succession of Mrs. L.. Augu.tfn.

ie2s 20 Tvs shersf of the Parish Of Orleans
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Widow Alexandra POujol vs.. Demos.

iel6 % igI8 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans:
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iea6 VIZ % Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
, 1874-01-20
THE FINE ARTS .

Tho old frequentots Of tho Crosby Opera
House Art Gallery will we'll rcn,cmbor Lcomens,
Which, ii common wish many othoss, d!snf'-
poured IN tho ilro. Since that timo, Mr. Leo
mona has boon painting IN minneapolis, md
~ little has boan heard from h,m in ths city.
talo MI intorost in art, wilt bo glad to know
tllat R'na1l COLLATION. Of hts pictures have ar-
rived horo. and Tint tloy are nov on exhibition
ana for salo nt Dauor's music asoro, untlor tho
tat'nor House, whoro they will remain
nro THE cavo," . copy from Horace
vornotH picture III tho Louvre, mud copy from
salyator Aosa, In Which Mr. LoomonB has traun-
forrod = cayo In which n squad OF bandits havo
collected, tho surrounding landscape being his
"rho Oatskills;", Mount Ohimborazoi" n
sce,o II tho Rocky Mountains, small ,noon-
light etroot aud Mount Shasta, 1argu work.
Tic patnting gu are exceedingly morltorion,s, mud
aro peculiarly noticeable for tho poettcal aonti-
maut In their composition, and the qulet. uuseEi-
sationnl nla,iuer III whicl, tho ariHt Inns treafed
his subjects. Thoy arc all for sale. and ought to
lind purchasers III this city, especially as Tho
prlcoB for thom aro worry reasonable.
, 1874-01-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


THE EWAsTINdTONIAN HOME.
A regular meeting OF tho Doard OF Director, OF
tho Waahingtoninn Home was hold yesterday
evening in the Homo. at tic corner Of Madison
btroot and Ogden avenue. The chair was
occupied by tho President, DR., N. s. Davis, and
there we're also. present Messrs. O. N. uoldon
L. L. Bond, 4. q. Warner, Philip Myers, Z. X.
rowon, L. B. Sherman, J. i. Drake, W. Warner,
- T. uayman, ]. s. Mcintyre, II. Q. Aloroy, DR.,
l.. A. Cotton, and Mosdames D. A. Cotton. O. N.
Holden, ". Warren. 8. 6. D. Howard, ". D.
Hataham, and Dr.. MoWilltams.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Tho President announced TINT the first BUSH
ness Of Tho meeting was the election OF presi-
dent,. Flce-president, Secretary, l'roasury, aud
board Of Directors.
Tho rrusldont appointed Messrs. Drake, Bate
hum, Mcintyre. aud tho Secretary Committee
Whilo tic Committee wero In consultation,
the meeting resolved upon publishing In l,s1nph-
lot from the annual report. md tho Executive
Committee were instructed accordingly.
The Committeo on Nominations reported the
following III tho nominees, aud on motion they
wero dcclarod elected:
I'rcsilcnt-Dr. n, 8. Davis.
Vtec lfe.dsnts-o. J. Hall, 4. .. Warner, ]. L
steretary-u Q. nlorcy.
1rcasurfr--O, N. Holden. .....-.- ..
Executive CoAnttfet--Dr. N. g. Davis, Philip Myers
Il, q, 1lorey, @. j. Haymuu ]. il. DrIko.
On motion, the election Of tho LaleB' Commit
toe for the enauing year waarefer1od to the Com
ulittea for tho past your.
SHELTER FOR TIE H1iELTEnLEAs.
1lr. Warren auggostcd tl,at room or roomB ol
tho Homo be rot apart during tho winter for tllt
slolter during tho night of paupors and drunk
arla. .....
Mr. A. D. Hagcr, Superintendent Of tho Homo
did not agree with tho idea OF h1r. Warren He
thought TINT It would turn tho place into what !
waa n,iacal|cd In one Of tlso napora laAt week
namolv, "drunkard'a retreat" The drnnkard
would begin to think that ttoy had right to tl
place. The mon ho wanted Ia the Home wor
men who meant business, md not mon wl4
would mako tho plnoe q resort whenever the,
wcro on tho spree. lIo llal naycr refused
uightslodglng When asked for i to anyone.
The proAidont thought 1lr. llnRer WIS nils
talson Ii, tho idea that thoae finding refuge wou!
think they had right to 1t al otten thoy cane Il
the Home.
Tho Secretary stated that lodging-roo1na hay
Ing boon established iu othor parts: of the city
there waA not that necessity for ona III the llon
that had existed In tho earlier part OF tho sea
won. fIo moved that the officers of tho lIom
confe- With tho lses!ef and AID Society OIL ttl
subject, aud otror to opon lodgng-roon II
Nsle eousli1nrcd rroastnry r. t'lek e. ME-.
j. n. l4ts.-...1 c." .at t4-.. It io.u VI wsl
, 1874-01-20
ronco University, ia expected to lecture bcforo
the students OF tho Garrett Biblical Institute to.
morrow afternoon,


fro7n The Iloston Trareier.
THO hoisting horsea who raiao tho bales to tho
lofts Ill our wool 1-houaos, hooomo remarkably III
tolligent IN their businoaH, 30 mich that they
work by themselves without direction. Whon
tho hook iB fastened on bale, tho horse, with
head turned aHdo, NOTICES Ii, and stata on brisk
II, porhaps from tho knowledge that tlo osoapeH
crack from tho whip. Tho other morning ono
OF tho workmon Ind on MI army oyerooat. md,
caught in tho bolt OF Baid oyorcoat. TITO horao,
feeling tho weight, started of, and mp went tho
workman like q rocket. Ho was talson 1T, badly
frightened and 81 pae AZ ghost, al the tl'irtl-
atorv window.
, 1874-01-20

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
ST. NICHOLAS.
Scribners illustrated Magazine
FOrGirls and Bows

The Telrunry number Of FIT. NICHOLAS
with ItH superb ilit,struttous. lin Tntcn pr
Adventure mi, Trnvet its Fan md FroItc. md
Artic1cs of prnc.lcaI Inntruction, In
.n,.1.v,.r1,- -o,ao.
~ oAs A'S As'
Am""h 'ao storleh ma Aftlelcs of Intefest
Tor hosa' VIC hhFo .FAsT FltlENDs," y.
Yf"woraec's sef!nis ~ naOosE HUNT In
ruE hAtNh NVUDo" Noon"oAN'.
EAnMEn JONES AND THE NAUGHTY
bOYs" "1IOW THE HEAVENS FETtLs"
nnd IA TERRIBLE WARNING TO LEAP
NltOGGEfS.o
nTA1AvrNE 72nTs f4rprc
hesIc. tho nn"ve' n IN 'Tne' Urls nIso VIII
,,tvou ~, t.,r1s ..1,14<ns AMI, 1,rppt, ), -
.,arv ,o,,,rn 1,n,v ,,., c1,I,;,rcn of ,,c otacn
.i%s esetss,sa ,,e,r ,.,ns,, "xiMro's .
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s 1,vT1Sri iwrs,rSfnrpTn n,,1yv,,
Amopu Tim porm.. stortc1. uud sitctct,ca In
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ROWS AN1e crt,rE
- e-N' 49, s
We hnvo "c"sT Of PItEAsuRI," by Nn''
Fallen nrynnts "WfAT'6 THE FUSt some
or THE WoSnE1ss or sclENoE'' "Tl!E
, 1874-01-20
THE RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY,

IE1E HELlEE AMI AID 6OC1EII.
Applications for relief ut tho oillro Of tho Ro-
lief Aua Aid Society arc not nearly ns numerous
now NJ they woro fortnight ago, aud business
iR gradually returning to ita regular channels.
Superintendent Irusdell Inst Saturday oyoniug
Dispensed with tho services Of thirty visitors aud
ten clerlss and the dai1y money contributions
has also somewhat fallen of.
THE NEW RULE.
As the Society uaually receive from 5000 to
G,000 applications through tho mail. mAny OF
which are repotionH,, and very many without
name, residence or tlato. and III many cascB tho
writer caunot bo found, causing large amount
OF extra work Oh tic part OF tho Society, tile
Directors wero compe!led To adopt tho following
resolutions which hereafter Will be strictly GU
forced.
receive attention unless name aud address iainty
given, accompanied bya respectable reference with
a or her name aud address also ao"that Information
call be satisfactorily aud promptly procured, and tho
applicant, If worthy, 10 more certainly and speedily
Eesored, Thut no application fhaM be entertained
except Mt tho request Of the person for whom relief La
sought, expressed in writing over Ms or her own sg-
natuEe.
not accompanied with references wore returned
to the owners with copy OF the above rebolu-
tiolIs:
Tho Board OF Directors of tho Society held
their regular weekly meeting yesterday evening,
III tho Directors room OF the SocictyH Building,
| OH La9alle street, and tho reports OF tho ynsi-
Gus subordinatcB were read and received.
Last WEEKS WORK.
Superintendent Irusdell reported that during
Inst week 2E4 toms Of coal were issued, amount
| ing to Sc, 600, nsd the cash appropriations dur
iuE thu eamo HI}ace Of time amounts to S29, 900,
Wills 175o applications wero received during tho
| wenk.
Thors wero also issued Is articles OF men'B
woar, $50 articles Of childrous wear, It's puir Of
| shoes, and 1875 blankets.
Tho Board Of the Dethcl Homo reported TINT
, 1874-01-20
PERSONAL.

John Z. Eaf1o, Esq.,, General Western Agent
Of tho State Limo Steamship Company, leaves
to-any for Europe.
Tho funeral services Of Mr.. Charles II.
Whlttlesey, who was killed Saturday by fall
from his buggy, wero hold yoaterday forenoon,
at the First Congregational Church.
Tho ST. Louis Republican publishes lotter
from A1r. ". ]. Onahan, Of tliB city, written to
tho Hon. John D. Finnoy, tho Chairman Of tho
O'Connell Monument Fund in 81. Louis, euolos-
Ing the sum OF $40 to MD In tho construction OF
tue monument Mr., Onahan concludes by say
ing that in tho hnntB OF tho 1rishmen Of st.
Louis, tho project cannot fail.
On the 11tll Of Jan,,ary, Mr. Gail Dorton, Of
Now York. died in TexaB OF gastrlo fovor. Mr.
Borden was known throughout tho World aa the
proprietor Of immonBo establishments Tone Of
thein located at Egin, ILL., fur the manufacture
Of preserved milk. Hardy u travolor by land or
aea but can rocall with pleasure tho results OF
tiB unyielding faith In tho belief that milk
could DO SO proparod as to Withstand
the offects Of timo and climate. Mr.. Borden Was
kind and largo-hearted nojglbor and friend.
Last fall ho purchased q fine residence in
Elgin, and purposed residing thoro summers,
wintcring III Toxas. as ho Ind dono for many
years. III fact, Ao was ono OF tho heroos OF tho
Lono-Star s. Sate-taking MI active part In tho
war for Independence against Mexico. In that
State ha works for the preparation Of preserved
beef Wero located. He wna a man OF lnrgo
wealth, which he bestowed with d liberal hand
upon deserving objects. lle was a years Of
wero takou to Now YorkCity for intermont.
HOTEL, ARRIVALS.
Grand Paci0c-O. H. N!bbol, q. s. A.; Maj
H. p. Bartou, Hartford tie Hon. o. 3. Fattor~
son, Baltimore r. q. Wildman, Donyer J. IL,
German, Walta Walla. ". T.; d. D. Skinner, #.
Wayne; A. D. Smith. New York; 4: Wright,
II Nlxoa4 -fo1 r
, 1874-01-20

Indy from humiliation. Dy tho way :wlat guar:
nnty have tho public that all tho drivers will not
drop something, or d'atnonnt to got drop of
aomothing, ovory trip, with fatal Consequences
, 1874-01-20
CRIME.

Moor, the man who assaulted Dlaol with car
hook last week, waa taken before Justice Kauf-
mann yesterday morning aud hold to bail i'll tho
sum oi $8U0.
Commissioner Hoyne yesterday examined Liy-
inEstuno Compton uu churEo Of perjury in
maxiug eutries OF Leaf tobaccu, aud continued
tho case till to-day under bull Of a1.ot'o.
Charles Poters WIS yesterday held to the
Criminal Court iu bail Of 1900 by Justice Scully
for stenhng lap-robe from tho carriage Of d
Mr.. Warden.
Justico scnlly yesterday hold Richard Allen to
tho Criminal Court iu bail Of $58D for stealing
s28 from q tellow-lodgor III Wostbrook's Wost
Madison straet iodginR-hoiae.
About la1f-past yesterday morning. Oislcor
Doaublon found littlo boy about years old
lying ou tho sidewalk of Klpxio street. noar
Desplaines. Some ul,feo1iny wretch had ev-
dantly left It there to ba tukeu euro of by some
stranger or to perish. The officer took 1t to tho
Founllings' Home.
| Lilly I1ackey, an inmate Of house Of i11-famo
at No. 408 Htnto street, kept by Dora Foreat Inst
eyonlng took la,llanam with tic Intention Of
committing anieido. Dr.. 7. =. Mcdonald was
called, and powerful antidotos wero adminis-
torod, aud, though at one time lor life WIS de-
SPARED OF, at = o'clock last evening tile Doctor
pronounced her out Of danger.