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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-08
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. I, 1874.
At a meeting of the New Orleans Clearing.
House Association, held this day, the following
banks were unanimously admitted members of
said Association and their checks vii! b. settled
hereafter drought that association:
Mechanic. and Traders Bank, Louisiana SAY.
ings Bank.
Attest: !. ~ MAYNARD Sec'y,
So It New Orleans Clearinghouse Asso'n.
The .NeW Orleans Medical Nnd
Surgical journal.
The second number Of the second year OF this
popular journal, edited by DR.. S. NJ. BEN1SS,
and published by
JAMES l. GRESHAM,
No. 81 Camp ST..
l. ready for delivery.
This is the only Journal of any magnitude and
merit devoted to Medical Science published this
side of Louisville, Ky. It's circulation is rapidly
increasing through all sections Of the country.
Subscription price IS per annum.
Address: JAMES A. GRESHAM,
80 Camp street,
SC 2t2lp Ne 0: Co.'S.
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"Ihis Government ,oas made by ,,hie men, for
he benefit Of mhite men and their posterity for
ver, and shoutd be administered by ,rhite men
and by none other whatsoever. Stephen A.
Douglas
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A Card to the Public.

The disastrous fire which consumed our store
last night VIII not prevent us from executing
orders as usual from our friends
| Our Office will be at Messrs BLOCK BRIT.
TONS, No. 4s CANAL STREET.
G. NJ. BAYLEY & POND.
New Orleans May 80, 1874.
Flour. Grain. Provisions.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at very low
eat rates.
The following popular brands OF flour, OF which
have larSe eek on hand " TO arrive; the
attention OF the trade IS invited TO inspect the
same before COINS e.sewnele:
Hinckley Mills, st. Patrick,
Eureka No. /, Napoleon,
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beatty,
Sucker City, Tea Table,
LAWYERS Hamlet, Western Beauty.
OATS
5000 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
$500 sacks Choice White. Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
500 bales Choice and Prime.
BACON
Is casks Bacon, Clear and Clear Rib SIDES.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
50 tierces Refined LARD.
lUU Kegs lleuUeu
Is cases Sugar-cured MANS.
HI. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAs-.
Nos. IS to 50 Peter Street.
tLate New Levee,)
And g. So 81, 63 and IS Fulton Street,
anD NEW Orleans.
Time Of Arrival and Departure of Nails
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Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes at A. NJ.
arrives at 2 PM.
Mobile-Closes at P. NJ. arrives at I, Pm.
Northern Mall-Closes at P. NJ; arrives as
II PM
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IL 80 7. NJ.
Texas and Shreveport Mails-Close on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays at $50 A. NJ; ar
rive on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
?. NJ
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Invitations from the Orleans Rowing Club
TO attend the regatta on the 18th inst. are ac-
kLowlcdged
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Alice from Amite River, for appreciated
tavOrs.
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Old Probs says we are to have partly cloudy
weather, but no rain.
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Harm LHnch uud GOOd LuItcK
EVERY DAY BETWEEN II AND O'CLOCK
AND
THE BEST OF LIQUORS, AT
10 St. Charles Street.
GEO. LAWRENCE.
?. S.-Entrance ON Gravier street for modest
men. IS II
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The rain didn't drive him from the roof
His haggard eyes remain fixed on the horizon
gazing for troop.
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Office. So Carondeict street.
POST OFFICE BOX 2l2e.
| Having removed our factory to the above place
and introduced the latest improvements in ma
chnery, now prepared to give prompt at
tention to all orders sent to us.
Terms for Ginning. ---...--..----T The seed.
Charges Bagging, Ties Irvine and Cover
ing Bale. .-...S2 %
D:ayage from landing, per bag. ............ 20
A large supply of bags kept always on hand and
shipped at the shortest notice.
Thanking numerous patrons for their past
patronage, respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same. chopin 4 WHITE,
au30 I'm Propriators.
Imh! Ink! Ink!
MARX YOUR COTTON BALES, SAIL CLOTHS,
AWNINGS, ETC,
With FREDEDERICKSON Il HARTE'S
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BLACKLIST!
Price, 50 Is per barrel
FREDERICKsON X HARTE,
au22 1m2dp Druggists 139 Canal street.
Cotton Seed TAINTED.
COTTON SEED
The LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY will furnish
Bags and Irvine to responsible parties, and pay
the highest market price for good Cotton Seed
delivered on landings here.
Office-No. 81 Union street, New Orleans.
ar2N 1m3dr
Groceries, Liquors, and Meats.
j.
STALLS nos. Al and lis MAGAZINE MARKET.
The place for
CHOICE AND CHEAP GROCERIES AND
TEAS-Al LIQUORS, WINES, ETC.
Also
THE CHOICEST FRESH MEATS, SALT MEATS,
FISH, POULTRY AND VEGETABLES,
Can be found at his Stand, Nos. III ard It's Mag
azlns Market, where he was compelled to
go by the Butchers Monopoly.
The Best the Country Produces and Cheaper
Than Can be sold by any other Sales
man in the City Of New Orleans.
II You don't believeit come and try me- GRO
CERIES and MARKETING delivered in any part
IF the city free of charge. aus I'm
Margaret Haughery.
MARGARET'S STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
Ofall descriptions,
Nos. "a, 76 and 70 New Levee Street.
iy29 2dptt New Orleans. La.
REMOVED.
JOHN BOIS.
FURNITURE DEALER,
Iaving removed to Nos. 152 and ia Camp street.
7ould inform his friends and the public generally
hat he is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
CHEAPEST RATES.
He will also continue to buy sell, remove, re.
air, pack and ship Furniture, with full guarantee.
LECTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
ie2l 3m
VERY LADY HER OWN DREsSMAKER.
The art of Cutting and Fitting taught in ten les.
ms at moderate rates Black Crepe male new.
eatest styles MRS GARBANATTL
625 Magazine street, New Orleans.
LADIES HAIR STORE. ie2l 3m
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Dl ED.

DIED.
ALBERTINO On Saturday, September 9Th, at
Biloxi, Mississippi, Mary Albertino N4alah), ED
est daughter of D. J. Campbell and Albertna La
t,noe. aged three years, two months and two days.
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Bayard Taylor having been introduced to
the Icelanders at the Millenial, as "the Skald
from America" very properly proceeded i'm
Incdiatelv thereafter to address them in
words that burned"
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Messrs. Kahn 4 Co., booksellers and sta
TONERS, No l39 Canal street, have our til lnks
for late papers. Our friends will find at Kahn
& Co.'S everything they need in the way of
books, stationery and fancy articles
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GERMANY AND THE CARLIsTs. A SUNDAYS
telegram announces that the German men-of-
war, Nautilus and Albatros had been fired
upon by the Carlists near San Sebastian, and
that the Germans replied by throwing twenty
four shells into them. This will make the
old Emperor growl, and may cause much
trouble to the Carlists
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an Elegant Suit Of Rooms.

@dW XteyVWf SW(I " 7lOOUIS,
Suitable for Clubs or Offices,
FOR RENT,
in the palatial building of the late Hugh McClos-
key, No. rs ST. Charles street. Apply to
]. G. ELLIS,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
81 I'm Al Carondelet street.
Star Cotton GinnPru.
Established in 1871,
Factory ......3 PSI Front, Cor. Erato Street.
Office ...........--.......36 Carondeict street.
POST OFFICE BOX 2l29
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Ex-Coroner Pat Crelgh states that at the
time OF the difficulty Saturday night. at the
Third Ward poll he was passing by, and
thinking that serious disturbance might
arise, he repaired to the First Precinct Station
and suggested 70 Capt Flanagan to send more
police to the poll This fact has been authen-
tcated by our reporter. When the gentlemen
were brought into the Station under arrest
Creagh was still present.
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Yesterday some detectives We're on the
look out, on the wharf where the st eamship
Western Metropolis is discharging, evidently
expecting those million cases Of arms Pitts
Imagination conjursd up as being amongst
the freight. Boxes were shaken, suspicious
cases eyed, but nothing found And has poor
Pitt come to this? A Governor stoops to
watching the freight of our merchants for
tear OF his dynasty
, 1874-03-13


At Winnotkn, on Wednesday evening, nccord-
ing to tho Recommendation to tho churches Of
the city aud vicinity, tho Union Religious Asso-
citation hold 4 temperance moeting in connection
with tho scr,es of revival services going on ull-
der tho 1sov. J. ". Colo, Of Highland Park. Tho
nov. J. E. Roy, alluding to tho denth Of sonatot
Summer, drow parallel botwooh tho anti-slavcry
and tho temperance reforms, and rojoiccd In
tho uprising Of tho women as n part Of tho ro-
rival Of roligon, and as reinforcement Of tho
temperance causc,, furnishing tnorai power for
tho driving Of tho legal machinery.
Judge Atwood peaded for prohibition, bnt
thought that II WIS better to bo content with
the exemption OF vino, Cider md boer: hIr.
Graves proposed practical measure. the signing
OF total-abstinenco plodge, to which forty
seven names wero attached. nfr. Randolph ar-
guod for total abstinence, aud prohibition of tho
aale of all intoxicating liquors. George McIi ill.,
noy reported tho noon-dny temperance meeting
In tho city, ind tho movement Of tho Chicago
ladies'. Mr.. Dalo presented the great evils Of
tho system, and urged rigid practical measures
to promote healthy public sohtitnont.
, 1874-03-13

toro boirx only one cnao before hlfn.-tlnt Of
William doggin, charged Will, selling liquor
without payiiiE the Government tax. Tho Oon-
nlpaloner held him iu $500 bntl. The ren,htnttor
Of tho tlny wns occupied Iy that gentleman md
tho attaches Of Ills otco In pasalng their critt-
otBnlH upon number of,lRbotora who arc ot1-
gaget at work Of. tho building nov IN procoAs OF
erection by tho Young h[on'a Christian AaHocia-
ton. THO Wow Of tIta work from tho CommlR-
sionor'a oi1}co-window IL oxcollout
A fow wools ago Mr.. Ilorman soho1s, tho
President Of tho Clioago Musical Union, was mr.
rostol at tho instauuo Of Mrs. Johanna Ebert.
who charged him with having obtained from hor
n lot ct cigars on tim plen Of botng n Unitod
States Officer. On tho tria1, Which cn.nc of =
fow dayB ago before Commissioner King, Mr.
Hohola proved tllat tho cigars wGro not takon by
him, but by tho manufacturer who Ind aold
thonl to Mira. Ebort, aud thut 10 did not paaa
himaolf oil as officer, but merely satd that an
oflicor would whit upon hor II Hho did not sotto.
1Io WAS thcronpon honorably acquitted. hlr.
echols Inns now brought suit ngatnat 1lra. Ebnrt
for perjury and malicious prosecution, and tho
trial will como of to-day or tomorrow.
Tie case Of Gram va. Poolo wherein moth
or-in-law charges her Hon with t'.roatening to
elloot hor. was honrl boforo Justice Hainos yos~
tor1ay, Tho defendant ID poolo, tho florist.
Tho Testimony showed thai ho had malo tho
throat M alleged, but it also appeared TINT ho
had bnen annoyed for years by Mrs. Gram, who
had endoavorou to bronx up 1iiH home and carry
or bis wifo aud children. hfothorB-in-law aro
gencra1ly rlneongonlal oroaturos, mud Poolo
claims hts to be particularly obnoxious. He
llowovcr, was hold In $500 bail to keep tic poaco
toward her.
, 1874-03-13
THE z. NJ, q, A,


At the cloHo Of tho noon prayer-mocting yes
terday. business mooting Of tho Young Mons
Christian Association WIS hold in tho saulo room,
to tnake somo preparation for tho annual cleo.
ttou to DO hold Monday. Major D. ". Wl,ttlo
presided, and opened the ncotiug with PRAYER.
Mr.. Van ArBdale was choseu Secretary. bu mo-
tlou OF Mr.. .Deau, ]. NJ. Chapman, g. L. Brown,
mud j. ". Doau we're appointed committee to
nominate otlicorB.
REBU1IDlSn.
Mr.. Stafford presented tbs following, which was
ndoptod:
Rtsolvrd, That the action Of the prescnt Doard Of
hlanugvrA in raising funds aud in intintng measures
fur tIe immediate rebuilding Of such portion Of Far
vol Iall shall cUnlnl0lionB ball for the rC-
lglos and other meetings of tl0 Aas0eiatio and ao-
coumodatiufa fur moro efficient prosecution Of ita
work for tho young men Of e city, Ia llorehy approv-
3D. Au our hearty support pledged to tho present and
snl TO tho incoming Doard in tho prosecution Of tho
platR in this direction.
Some discussion followed concerning tho nnulo
to bo givon tho now hall, but no action was
taken thereon.
Noa1INATIONy.
THO Committee OIL Nominations reported tho
following ticket:
Frcstdent-N. 8. Doutou,
First vice-prosident-b. ". W!,ittlo.
6erHnh Vire prGailout-J. II, Cole.
lreasurcr-S. 4. Kean.
Corresponding spcrctary-X P. Lyman.
j, hflnhers Of tho Board of ManagerH-J, ", Farlin.
aie Hty, julu uordon.
The report was adopted, and tho meoting. ad-
ourued.
, 1874-03-13

H.G. Bpaftord will lend tho noonday prayor-
meeting to-day.
Thcro will bo latlios' temperance mooting ut
tho First Methodist Episcopal Church at P. m.
today. All nro invited.
The mombors OF tho Illinois Masonn' Donovo-
lent Society vii! moot Sunday At 10 oelock a. M,
at tho hill of tho Germanta Lodge, a. Z. d A.
H., No. GO and Ga North Clark street.
Col. Jusson will lecture before tho Pllosopli-
ical Socioty On It Ultramontan1sm in Germany,"'
ut tile rooms Of the Christian Union, 114 East
Madison atrcct. Saturday evening.
A musical and dramatic entertainment will DO
diana avonuo ncar Twonty-ninth street, for the
benefit Of the Sunday-School.
Tho Irish Literary Association will hold ita
regular weekly meeting this evening IN their
hail. southwest corner Of Lake and Lnsal!c
streotB.
The salo of conrsc-tiokots for Peppers science
lectures will positively close tomorrow night.
Those who wish to tako advantage Of tho very
low price Of oourse-tickets should do 80 ut onco
rs tho aale thus fur han boon remarkably brisk.
Tho Rev. j. D. sevorinEhaus Of Trinity ILL
thorah Church, will lecture Tuesday evening In
tho Gerlnah Church on Snol1 street, near Chi
cago ayonno, On ''st. Patrick, 1rolands Miasion-
Tho Christinn Union lunches at 172 Madison
street close today With grand old-fasl!ionod
costume. Thoy hayo laid in unlimited supplies
Of bcau-porridgo, bakod beans, turkeys, chicken
pic, doug ghnuts and, chcesu, pumpkin-pie and
other things, aud Will be prepared to food oil
the h,tngry who come. This is positively tho
last day.
DR.. Dc Wolf, Post Surgeon, will doliver a lec-
turo on ''I5ating aud Drinking to tho members
Of George II. Tlomns Post No. G, Department Of
Illinois, &. A. r., and to their frlonds. this
evening, for the bouofit Of tho Post charityfund,
ut tho hall, No. 9G2 Woat Madison street. All
arc cordially invited to attend, Ticl1ots can bo
found ut Henry WeBtertiolds, or at tho door.
Admission, 25 conts.
, 1874-03-13

portanco. inasm,,o az 1t involves oitllar special
oiootion Or llle raistng Of 1nrgo a,iln Of money
before July /. Tile Common Council, ut fts ]ast
meeting, voted to givo tho Comptroller tho right
to reissue watcr-6onds to tho amount Of 9V5,-
000. TINT nmuunt falling duo July /. Undor d
eootiou Of tho City Ohnrtor of 1808, tho Mayor
and Comptroller have the right ii DO ordered By
tho City Council, to iea1o now wntor-bonis,
iaktnu IN and oaucoling tho old ones aa they fal
duo. Another aoction Hnya TINT tho Comptroller,
with tic approval Of tho Common Council, wlon
tloro arc finds in tho City Treasury, ellall uno
thom to tako up tho water-bontls falling duo,
mud may iasno innteaa now bonds to
n }iko amount. II oaBo. |lowoyor, thoto
are no funds in Ito Trenaury, another aeotion
porrr,its lie Board OF Public Works to issue
botds at ol.co 10 tnko Zip thoHo fallIng duo. Dut
tho ack Of March 40, 1879 [ltoyiRod Ortinances
t,nro 0l8l. provides for tho reissue OF bonds With
Tho following stipulation:
And II further prov,dtdt Tint tho tAa,,o Of s,c now
ixc by voto Of minority q ho legal votors Of such
county, city, ownsllii, achool diatrlc, other n,-
nicpai corporntton voting either Mt aoo anuual or
spcclal election Of auoll municipal corporation.
II this Inter act ropcala tho previous BoctionB
Of tho Charter, special election will bo neooa.
garv. or ojso s]5, 900 must bo provided in solno
way to ray tho bonds falling duo July !. judge
Nortons opinion will bo looked forward to with
interest.
, 1874-03-13

many curioua aud interesting roles from a'l
pnrtB Of tho world to hia museum. a dual cir
cl'H will DO n now feature, performances boing
glvon In two rings. Tho big show will bo III Chit
chgo curly iii May.
Col. Afartnaluko, nov OF st. Lonia,. and
joot In visiting tGla Btato is to inspect prisons
and rofornasory inatltulons.
:. A.. 3. Holt. Of tho Knnkalsoe Gazcttc, Is in
tho city, looking around among tho boys"
Tho Springfield (1ll.) Journal Of tho 10Th iuat.,
rnentions n difficulty between Mr.. Warner, NUT
ager Of tho 11ooloy Comedy Company, and hlr.
Hatiolott, manngor Of tho Fanny prlco Co1nbi-
nation; The former claima to havo q judgment
teotinE upon Mr.. Eauchott. WHO Ind him nrrcst-
Cd for libel. An examination wns had before n
Juhttco Of tho Poaco, aud I1anolott admitted tho
Judgment, but aa It WAS excessive, Ito was I'M
willing to ray II. Tho evidence showed that
Warner had issued tho circular, and ho was hold
for trial, Otto petszer, OF Chicago becoming lia
anrcty. It whB understood tint tho property 1T
tho prlco Combination was to DO attached to
satisfy the Judgment.
Tho remains Of tho Into TllomaB G. Chisholm,
woro inferred Frfday lust, ut Oa1tyillo, Canada
Wost, his natlvo place. The fuuoral was largely
attondea by representatives from Chicago, os-
noighborllool, In Ashvlllo I'LL buainoas was Blls.
nontiod. tho stores and Offices wcro closed, and
llags nt halt-mast voro displayed from ali tho
vossols In hnrbor, and tho public buildings. Tho
residents OF Ashyllo all seemed anxious to rhy
!aat tribute to tho memory Of their departed
friend. Tho Toronto Corn Exchange adjourned
,Ihureday to give It's molnbors IN opportunity to
attend tho funeral.
Mr.: Chisholm M win long 10 remembered n Chi
produce. Ho upeoulated lurgely, but ho alno
ahippod imnonBo quantities Of grain eastward,
aud thus did glont aeryioo to tho Legitimate in
ost operators, l,o waa never less than gontlo.
nun in domoanor, and a man Of honor.
, 1874-03-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.



The citlaons Of tho Bixtconth Ward hold
nnooting last eyontnR, at tho cornor Of Oontro
md Larraboe stfeota. for tho purroao Of noloct-
tng delegates to tito Town Convention, to DO
hold ut Thioloman'e rlloatro, on tho 9th Of tllla
month. Tho mooting sas callot to order Dy MR.
william Str,luok, who nominated Mr. Honry
Hamilton Or Chairman.
Mr.. Hamilton boing unanimously elected. aa'ta
Tho n1ooting lad bool, csllod for tue purpose of
lnyng discrimination for tho election roxt April:
honcHt Town officers, anl they did not caro who
Soaess Sas feGssa a'a fatnfas f54s @ 'o ' o"sas
Tint The pooplo Of tho Slxtoenth Ward should
i toot5, IT, who o!aiInod tho loalorap because they
wore tho strongest numerically.
Gu motion Of Aid. Stout tho following Com
mittoo was appointed to solect delegates to tho
Convention; J.W bolllnghansor Eawara ai sohmy,
tho Committee returned and nominated tho fol-
lowing delegates, WHO woro unanimously elocteds
Honry Hanlllton Thomas Stout, John Costello,
Frederie peaz5ngSr ana WHm linn aaa sfmok 8, Tin
Seventeenth Ward Committee designating tho
time md placo Of tho Convention.
Nfr. Waal,burn moved tint Turner uafl bo
substituted for Trademarks Thoatro.
MIR. Hamilton thought that, by o!ecting dela-
gntos they hnd submitted to tho action Of tho
Seventeenth Ward, besides othcr wards Ind nc-
knowlctged tho action Of TINT ono.
Aftor somo turtnor dobato, Afr. stout's motion
was uloptei. Tho meeting tl.cn adjourned.
T1tE TWENTIETH WAND.
4 meeting OF citizens Of tho Twentieth Ward
wns Lcl Inst evening at tho saloon, No. 115
Nortl, Wells street, for tho purpose Of appoint
ING loogatcs to the North Town Convention.
which IL to meet Mt the Turnor Hall, Oh Clark
Btroot, March %.
Ex-hlt Edward Kehoo presided, and Charles
Drnndorir was eloetcd Secretary.
The following IL tho Executive Committee,
which was appointed ut previous moeting:
Robert 1ngraliam, James Carroll, Albert Knurke,
Jamoa Mccormick, nnd John Draaghn.
Tho following dolcgntos wero, after Bomo
triing discussion, elected: Jamos Mccormick,
Machael Ryan, D. II. Mann, Theodore AHmus.
aud Chnrles DrantlorT.
Mr. Baker, aooing TINT AID. Corcoran and
Jonas were present, called attention to tho fact
Tint the citizens CT North Wols .btrcos wero
anxious to layo railroad (horso-oar) track laid
On tint thoroughfaro. Ho hoped that tile mat
ter would receive prompt attention, especially
as the Council had already pissed All ordinance
which provided for tho grading and filling OF
tho Btrcot. The following wero appointed q
,speciai Committee to look aftor tho matter:
Fred Bockor, Martin Qads, and Williams Burns.
Ihe meeting then al ljonrned.
, 1874-03-13
AMATEUR THEATRICALS.

Tho fraternity Of Unity Church pave do
1ghtful entertainments yoBterday evening to an
audience which completely filled tho bnsomont
Of tho church. lilo exercises commenced With
abrilliant modloy upon piano and violin, md
shortly after 8 o'clock tho curtain roso upon tho
first net Of "Court Cards." OF which tho drama
tis persona Wero NJ fullowH.
Prince Mnx OF Altenfos ....... .Mr. John ~ loot
Baron yon narbelb9rg:. .Mr. john Wilkinson
Conrad 1o a. yqn @ nosenthal E!!ott Garho
Princess AMcliR. MrH. Wilkinson
1Iurmino von waldock. Ataa Mamie orosa
drummer .Mr. E. I. WILKINSON
Tho ataEo arrangements wero unusually good,
and tho characters wero nil lecomtng1y and ap.
propriately dresscd. Mrs. Wilkinson bore Off
tho honors Of this play, showing self-poHses-
sion, readncas, mud knowledge Of atngo business
not common among amateur :, perform
actor, but aoomod to lick q littlo
oarnohtncss in his love-masing. Hiss Dabcock
made the most possible out of q part which gives
little opportunity for anything except rigid 90
yoty ind h4t To Ss'no no,h -
Mtss Gross would have. deserved almost
unlimited praise had all her performances
boon equal to hor best, but
hor timidity at times overoamo hor, nnd henco
said Of Mr. Root; while Mr.. John Wilkinson
Botwoca acts, anl wlile waiting tho nrrange-
ment of tho second play, tho orchestra
gayo some good selections. Tho fol-
lowing wero tho dra1natis persoum Of
TIE TERn1DLE SECRET,
Hiram Ifonpeakcr Mr.. William Eliot Furncss
Mira 1ienpockor. or..............Miesa aertio Larrabco
lo0senth. Mr. thge
hlas EHlA CouyoE
The netting was uniformly excellent, though
perhaps special mention should be mado Of
tho ease and natural acting of Miss Uollycr.
lilo aftcrpioco might 10 considered q
moro attractlyo part OF the entertainment than
tho longer aid moro complicated Court Cards, "
Taken aa a whole. fow private theatrical per-
for1nancoB i,ayo boon put on tho stago botter
than this ono and tho fraternity Should glvo O.
repetition aB soon AZ possible.