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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
MONDAY EVENING. Nav 81. 1875.

AVA OA~A2 AAsA
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE. I
MONDAY EvENINs May 81 1875. !
The increased demand for money which
we noticed last week was apparently main.
tanned to-day at most of the banks, where
better feeling seems to prevail. Bankers
are encouraged by the prospect of some
improvement in general business. On the
street. however, the offerings were light
and little was done in commercial paper.
To-day being legal holiday in New
York, no official kilograms were received
from that market. There was q limited
movement, however, in gold and in foreign
and domestic exchange at unchanged rates.
Stocks continue inanimate. Few transac-
tons are reported, and the market is bare
OF any noticeable feature. Most issues of
city bonds are dropping, while new State
consols are dull and fully v cent lower.
There seems to be little or no demand at
present for either of the latter securities.
1t Is characteristic Of this market that
when stocks or bonds for which tn ere is no
Immediate demand are pressed for sale by
parties wishing to realize, the holders are
compelled, IN Order to effect sales, to make
liberal concessions. This ia less the case in
New York and larger cities where opera
lions are more extensive and at price most
securities can be moved without delay; but
where the field is narrow and the capital
employed limited marked decline is ire
quently the result. Instances of this kind
may in part account for the very low QUO
tatlons reported to-day.
We learn tLat in the Superior Court to-
day, Judge Hawkins ordered a peremptory
mandamus, requiring certain bonds Of the
following issues to be received and funded
by the funding board: Levee eight per
cent, 80. OOO0 900 loan, issued under act No.
81 OF 1870; levee Elk per cent, $4,000, 900
loan, issued under act No. lis of 1867: bonds
known as ''red backs, issued under act No.
Is Of 1866. This order was made on the De-
tition OF Oscar j. FOrstall, filed last week,
and referred to in our reports, case made
to test the validity of certain issues Gues-
toned by the supplementary funding act
We also learn that the question of the
validity Of the levee eight per cent bonds.
I'll 100000, under act No. 35 of 1865, will
probably be decided in case to be tried on
June 7.
To-day being the last day but one for the
payment of back city taxes in city scrip, a
large amount was paid into the sheriffs
office. The amount paid in to-day in this
ecrip was estimated this evening at near
100000 We learn, however, that the
Office will be open tonight, and also to-
to receive these payments.
We continue to quote first class sixty dav
paper and collateral loans at SAG ~ cent -
annuEa, AL do at 10 IL, and second grade
1T Is 0l8. First class mortgages still rule
at 90l0 T. cent v annum, while second
grade are entirely nominal.
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The first ounce ot blood injected into
General Frank Blair caused effects upop
the General similar to intoxcation. Upon
investigation, the physicians discovered
that the subject who had furnished the
blood had been on u bit of a spree the day
before, and with the blood had been trans.
ferred some alcohol. II was clear case o.
drunk By proxy.
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3 je15r FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk
Jacob ZoeIly VS.. his I redl, ors, for a Re.

EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 of Orleans. No. 81. 164-Estice is hereby river
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification If any thew
nave OF can. why the account presented by
jules Lapene, administrator of this Estates
should not be homOloeated and approved and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order Of the Court
jelsl J. o. CHALeN, Deputy Clerk.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Charles F. FrantZ, p. William Burke and
K. :. Burke, in eOdO- St cond Justice Court
Tor the Parish of Orleans, No. 451.
by VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
second justice OF the peace for the parish Of or.
leans, against tie defendant, B. s. Burke
in the above slated suit, 1 will proceed to
sell at public auction, at James Ryan's stable No.
ia Baronne street. on FRIDAY, June 4, 1875 at l
7. Nj
ONE FLOAT AND SET OF HARNESS.
Seized II the above stated suit
TeIms-Cssh Oh the spot
my25 80 JED JOHN MCCORMICK Constable
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Joseph Antiques VS.. Mrs. Strange-Foarih
33lI
by VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- to me directed by the Hon. John Cain, Fourth
Justice OF The Peace for the PARISH of Orlesns. ]
VIII PTOcetd TO sell at public auction on SATUR.
pay June 1875 at II A. NJ. in fl mt of my Office
NO. FIencbmen street
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per in.
ventory on file in my Office
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
my2' Iel5 JOSEPH CONTRERAS Constable
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, May 81, 1875.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced ll5O
oaies. at prices requiring no change in our
quotatlons; we give also the figures and
report of the Exchange in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
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E. CONSTANT VS.. Mr.. and Mrs, ST. Lem
Dest' Third Justice Court Tor the PARISH of
Orleans, No. 20l8.
PY VIRTUE OF PLURIEs WRIT OF FIERi
- faclas to me directed by the Hon. John
LeMonnier, third justice of the peace TO, the
parish OF Orleans. in the above entitled and
mum beled euit, | will proceed to sell at public
auction on SATURDAY, June H. 1878, at twelve
O'clock NJ, at my warehouse, Bit nvile street,
between Royal and Bourbon Streets the following
property to wit
TWO SOFAS, two Arm Chairs six Cbairs one
N aibE.tOp Table, one French Looking Glass two
Sorbelles one SpittOOn, one Clock, two Cbande.
lie rs and Globes
Terms-Cash on the spOt
j'lSl2 JOSEPH DEMORUELLE. Constable
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j. Il. ReIin. AGENT of HIrs L II R.as. =.

>. b. X elm. Agent of Mrs. j. Il. Relfn. W..
,Iremalile-rourth Justice Court for the par.
ish of Orleans No. 1876. Pc
ny VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF FIRRI "a
~ clas to me directed by the Hon John Cain,
ieufli Justice OF the peace for the parish OF Or
salCKDAl June 5, 1875, at ii A. NJ. in front of nv
Office. No. Frenchm+n street.
one No. 1854. anu
Seized in the above entitled suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot
my27 lelo JOSEPH CONTRERAS Constable
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PAss-A-LOUTRE, May 80, 1875.
To Captain c. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers,
United States Army:
Too rough to sound. Channel same "a
Hast dispatch. The Western Empire is still
aground.
CHARLES +. l.. b. DAVIS,
First Lieutenant of Engineers.
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The Temperature.
Mr.. Louis FrigeriO, No. 80 Chartres street,
reports the weather for the past two
days as follows:
"a. NJ. 2P.M. 6PM
way >" '............... 10 50 81
may Sl................. B3 80 Sc
Lowest point during the nights of May 90
and 80, 40
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John Ny an VS.. Mr. and llrs. j. M. Low.
enstein.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans, No. 709O-By virtue of writ of ieri
facias me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the psrlsh of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause. l will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and AuctiOneels'
En- change, Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tOmhOuso strt ets, in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. June 10. 1875, at twelve
o'clock NJ the following described property. to
wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
District of this city, and be airing the number one
in square number three a, bounded by Poydras,
Front, Lafay cite and Delta streets, measuring
twenty five ieet inch five lines on Delta street.
twenty four feet seven inches six lines on Front
street and one huddred and twenty four feet ten
inches seven Ines Poydras street, and about
the same the line sepf rating it from lot number
two having been purchased by act before W; ];
Castell notary prhc in this city, Oh the third of
July, 1866, from the city OF New Orleans. Ee.
corded in book ninety. folio six hundred and
sixty, conveyance office.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
,AlI o
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
John McCa6rey 70. Miss kate NuGel
ct al.

Jehn D1cCanrey 70. Miss Nate Nssent
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
il of Orleans No. 80 SIS mo. 9847 Of the late
Seventh District Cour by virtue of . writ Of
fl ri acia against Miss Kate Kugent to me directed
BY the honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of leans in the above entitled cause, Will
proceed to sell at public suction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmh0use streets In the
Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY, June
l, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
scrbed property. to wit ,,
ALL THIS RIGHT, TITLE, CLAIM AND INTER
EST of Miss Kate Nugent. the defendant herein. in
Fourth District Court for the par 'sh of Orl ANS
entitled Mics Kate Nugsnt John McCaffrey, No.
40. 543 of the docket Of the said Fourth District
Court.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
INV On 81
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-ua Gtorge BeiOer.
SBCoSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans. Nc: 1862 Notice is hereby given
persons herein interested TO show cause, within
ten days from the present notification if any they
nave or can, why the account presented by
Margaret Young, wife of Francis x Deicbelbohrer
aomlnisfratr1x Of this estate should not be homo.
losated and approved and tie funds distributed IN
accordaD ce Herewith. "
By order of the Court
isl 59r FRANK pACp I'd C,I
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SUCCESSION NOTICES
succession of Alice A. Dayern.

succession of Alice A. Dayern.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH oV
Curry has petitioned the court for letters of al.
mministration on the estate Of the late Alice A.
Tavern, deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby
gwen TO all whom it may concern to show cause
WITHIN ten days why the prayer of the said peti.
toner should not be granted fo'A
By order of the Court
my28 je1 5- FRANK PACE IR cla,t
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1t being holiday at New York, no dis
patches were received from that market:
but at Liverpool it was steady, with sales
OF l2,OOO bales, at previous rates. Under
tnese circumstances there was a fair de-
mand, but to great extent at prices which
factors would not accept. Those however.
VINO mad orders with more liberal limits
| anu required certain styles, were unable tn
| Ill them at any concessions: but where
small lots were essed upon buyers. irreg-
| lar and easier prices were accepted.
Morning, however. transpired to require
any change in our quotations.
The amount on shipboard not cleared
gong on board, and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 1900 bales. embracing 5000 for Ly,
erpool, III 900 for Havre, 5000 for the
Mediterranean and 1000 bales for the North
winch. when deducted from the stock on
hand by cur running statement Saturday
evening, leaves 1890 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses nm
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1000 bales.
Market steady
COTTON STATEMENT.
Arrived On s hasd ssI 1888
Aiii'eo preVlousIy......... 1874 2O6-l 1874 933
Cleared to day. "a, $50 sS6
W.. D
'0'Aeu previously. .'.'.'......lo7 s,5lS-les26 GIG
STOCK on hand and On shipboard rot cleared So 2-O
STOCK same Time last year. corrections added II 27e
1o-day's exports were To- Liverpool.
receipts proper since last evening $50
bales, against 723 on last Sunday and Mon
lay. and 1868 last year. making an aggre-
gate since Friday evening of 900 bales.
against 1913 last week and 1898 last year
md since August 81 of 97s, 500 bales, against
l93, 1856 last year-decrease 2I4,sS6 bales
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
{ all the ports from IL NJ. Saturday to
NJ. to-day 2O93 bales, against 277I last
eek, and 1851 last year, and since Friday ,
Ola bales. against 1921 last week and SOS
lst year. Total since August 81, 1885,, 1873 |
ales, against 3,654,043 up to Sunday
BON; May 81. last year texclrding half Of |
'e above 469ll-deCresse 266.Si5.
Exports tFrlday ana Saturday, to Great il
''ts'n 1861 bales sgalbs. - 772 last week, q
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EXPORTS

EAfOkIS.
LiVERPOOL-ShipC alcutta-3lOI bales cotton 4o3
pos oak timber 20 All slaves '''
KEY WEST-Steamshp Clyde-IOoo sts ,o,
900 bbls -four 80 head cattle As WILL
IMPORTS.
Notwithstanding Tappahannock--q5o b,s
sugar 81 hhds sugar 25 bbls fruit
UIiLLA-SchoonerJ Jennie Wood-l6 900 plantains
20 ,o1o cocoanuts 5000 punches bananas 400 pine.
apples 10 bbls mangoes bbs lines paw
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steam ship Tappahannock. PendletOn from Havana
via Florida ports, TO ! Roberts-lst district m
STEAMBOATS,.
Bee and barges, Symmes. from st Louis
ra NO 10. palferes. from Lockport
W Pike. Brown. from BAYOU Sara
Stella Block, Taylor, from Bpuff river
LESSEE Tavlor. Holmes. from Camden
Waloon. Valette. from Lower Coast
Carrie Thorn. Jumel, from Baton Rouge
Frazer. Canton, from Lower Coast
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis. from Thibodaux
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Clarksvllle, Jones' from Fort Smith
Robert Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
Mary Ida. Ruiz, from White Hall
henry Iete. Aucoin. from Thibodaux
Oriole, Carrick, from Lower Coast
Marie Bassett, from Lower Coast
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Stock OF Produce on Hand This Dav.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Tuesday, June l, 1875. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W Clyde. Livingston for Kew West
British ship Calcutta t. relI for LivernooI ~
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Meteorological Report,

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans May 81, 1875.
The following is the report of the weather
and rivers at 3.43 p. NJ, local time, to day:
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The Temperature

Below high water mark of 1874.
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John Ny an vs.. MIR. and Mrs. }. M. Low
enstein.

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orieans.
mv20 % IS ilI
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A. hOchereau q Co. vs.. The New OrIeans
Etmale QOmincan Aca ---.o

- - EUGENE WAJGiMAN
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}. &. sper VS.. John Kunengefser.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Jel 20 jy3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orlea,
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of ls5sysss
mvl8 IS tel 10
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by Telegraph
Pass.a.l'Oulre.

and 80, 72o.
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EUGEEE WAGSAN9s
myl3 % jel 10 VAN "'ieu " sHff~
, 1875-02-15

whose vifa was to havo been At MoVioker's Fri
dny night, wss for 4 hmo noarIy wild With sx-
ci.emopt. Soon cnrses long and loud wars ut
tered by numhors. sud Tho anathemas were ~
complete ~ could hAvo been hurled from tha
head Of Tho Church. though. Perhaps not ia 10
choice language. Numbers waro heard 10 ntter
solemn VOWS not to pttronize tha Tines In
future. ~hile no ono was heard to cxcusb ths
host, or evon call 1t s1natt following ID ths
comment OF tho south Eoud Daily Tribune:
Tbs Chicago 1fmet Of to-day il guilty Of moat out
rsseoua insnIt upon tho public. It p.ints aeYen
eight columns ot hre taurroao'> in Chicago, with
such rem aons headings 'lu n ii Al ye--TheAngt
Of Death urinFa TsrrIbls Mnurnlna into Chict9,-
Burning Of Thcbtra l.sas NiYht-uundret1s Perish
IN lhs FIarnts-~Ah Audience Fighting for Lilo
kAe ekR Of Agony Heard Abore tha F,sry Tempest-A
Crath Of Fallng TLn,bcrs Finally Ent.a Their Agap7-
Ink Wsi-fiuurcds Of Caarrca and Dlntor.ed Corpses
ALREADY Removed" Tie report originated BY tho
mts reached thIa rity In adranre Of Tho Chcs9o pa.
poTr. and TnE TninuaE stors was crowded for two
honH with 1iouB parties, and rhon tbs cana
thef bought nr with an thRerncts which showed
how deeply citizens felt for Chicago In wh2t they
supposed to be hes great calamity. Whsn tho cruel
hoax bschmo known. however, ths cures npon tho
9.nes loud and deep. md 1t The expressions Of
rEblie opinion can ts considered worth anytbtnE,
thtre will 10 material failing OF tn the circulation
Of the times here. Aud there should bs elsewhere.
Its rruel, aentelesn hoax has not Tho merit of
originality being borrowed from the Central Park
nArd OF tic New York utraa.
, 1875-02-15
FEELING At SOUTH BEND,
TIE cRUEL HOAX THERE,

3peosa! D,spateh IL Thu Chtsaas Tribune.
Bou1u BEND, Ind, Feb. little train On tho
Lake Shora noad WAS an hour and = half late
yesterday morning. and oral nova OF tho huTa-
lug at theatre At Chicago, aaid to he Mc-
ylcker'e, arrived bore via tue Michigan Central
ahead Of tue cAiehso papess, which como b, tho
former road. Tho news spread with great
rApidity. aud = number Of parties who lad
friends sad relatiouu Waiting Chicago, and e1-
peotiaa .hom to b. Visiting MoVlckas'a, rushed
to the telegraph oi,cs aud besought the opera
tor to ask Chicago II there SAs any truth In tho
report 10 that they might prepare for tho Horst,
but to thosa the answer GANG, mo-"
aud for time they were satisfied.
Oths1s souEh. tho nsHs,deposs to discuss
the possibilities aud await the papers, aud when
they CONT only cue, the ailaes, wsa found to
hsss any account OF tho fro; yet 10 great was
tho excitement that 1t uAs 4ous minutes befors
tho c1upa hekftlesa hoax Wa discovered, whlle
many read tbs report through, eagerly scanning
sGoz pauss Of .hsas Loaf Or Injured. oas mao.
, 1875-02-15

WHAT THE "INpEpENDENT" " TH1NEs-
The last nanber Of tho independent hns Tho
following concerning tho Dishop-elect OF this
Diocese:
Dr. Do Koyau. sftsr having rent aud torn tho Con-
yepilppe uf two Dloceses, aud Wsconsin
-has been successful At I.st In attaining the homer Of
Episcopal elevation aud This does not surprise thoac
10 whom It hns Tor time seemed evident tha a1a
name would bs brought forward whenever there
vacancy uau Doceee pthor should elect him.
LII sleeton by the iong-coninued aud sharp debat.
ovet tho ttevious nominee Of tho Iuos Gon7enton,
'cyy peors ths eetins Of tss osneFa censeaea
to re9uire hts mama to come before mat body tyr
r4tinc.don. The Mtnalxto party hui Won tsiumth,
And boltr advocate Of hscraeptarian doctrines Than
Dr. Seymour but tbs latter divine IL, doubtle's, n
Of Hasiae and Bnrr!y Ma rehezvs snd d!plo'aacy
1n tho matter a. not TO his credit We srs nos
BSop III hs h.. eesed
ono, and We trltt he will he consncrateI without
facsious opposisou tho part IT Low Churchmen Of
whom Dr. Sullivan. of Chicago u said TO to st plass.
Mug t6a prevention Of bis elevation to the Eptscnpa
ehA II Dioce*e lives Tor yours under very High
Chnrth pteats Ard then twice choossa u ad*anced
dyipo for his Successor, surely torr.ton should per-
mi, lss to LIS let aloue. Dr. Du knsels careuE has.
years. graduated 1t Columbus in 1881, and Il tho Can.
oral TIE ,ogieai Seminary tn 1884, and has heen the
y sa e
a. sclsslar 10 has "ou no renown' and ~ : tleo-
iozian is ontitlea te no hsA 1.Hk xei!s " literary
ete., h4te hteu 4mal'. IN connection with this
matter ,uu1t bs mcntonea tlsa so!newnst notices
1ribum OF Monday. In which Ia ussts
III. co uhr,aation of Hishop.sieet Jagghr.
dscl4rss that Il ths Law Church party has right to
e1tat tu tie Epscopsl Church at Ill Il hhs right y
. shsre ct Bishups. Dr.. Hopkins, W. havs poated
cut before, " rs4ly Tho head centrs Of american
R.tu,s In scholsrshsp and shiliiy he fsr tFpasse'
such 1nen = III. Ever md Dr.. D. Korsn; and, VIII,
own Ecclesiastical Advancement las been RETARDED
by tertain ancient scandals nut Of doctrtnal u.taIe
he has. neTorthseau. from tho ro'tsueat Of th'
eouutFy parish tbs fiGh Chusch HRh0p Of Albany hA
given him, pultd thu Atuaatlc wires with skil ans
Mapipuiatpa with dszterit3 the movements of fs'
more prominent nlen. Ho may 10 called, In senas
the American Pussy: for. Aks ths pors eonsptcuou.
English divine, hs has unit the most adtanee<
duets,ps with any considerable amount Of Nsuassta
ptSetice.
, 1875-02-15

who ahonld havs bed In hospital. The number
OF beds In private OF so-callod charity hospl-
tala ia 8e7; add TO this the 25o At the COUNTY
Hospital, end II gtvca grand total Of LAT;
Reqitttr, directory published by Tho phssicans.
Fnr tho County Hoap,,al they aro too high, ~
that building Will hold but 200 comfortably.
thtuk thorn high for MI the hoapitals.l
In estimating hospital accommodation for
Chicago, tho entire county must DO included In
tho estimAto for tho statute Of the state pro-
vittes that each county shall caro- for ttn own
poac, "A Cook County has 5otI ,ooo Inhabitants:
IL ia aafa to aBau1no that there should be hospiul
accommodation for At least 2, 600 pnt1onts While
tice aud experience arc present. and think my ca.
tlmato too low, and that there should be II least
5000 beds. They assert that, wist1 tho nreseht
hoap!t.ls the sick Rro turned out before thog arc
fairly conva1eeccnt TO mako Hny Tor neH caAee.
10 caro- far tho sick poor properly tao'e n'nst be
bods enough to not only admit them. but to Keep
thnm until we'll.
tho county should build a hospital that
would nontaa 200 hedA there would then 90 "o.k
enough for tho so-cailod charity hospitals: sbeY
would have all toe patients that they cu1lo caro-
for and would not bo compelled to send those
who have ceascd to te Of clinical interest," ot
who srs the subjec'a Of chronic disoass which
makes It a question Of lime how tung thef viii
live. 10 tho oi'ico Of tho County Agent to 70
carried out to tho Poor-uouse, wllerc thsy sill
linget ont their last days. Sucl caees deserve
better tate. II tho couuty wbuld build hospitaa
~ il shnud, with 100 beds. and conduct II Gu
broad PRINCIPLES OF CLARITY, and care for chronic
caaea ~ well ~ acute, the word charity 10 sp'
piled to hospitals would not be misuomor.
The cost Of Keeping persons in hospitals ID
natter that deaetves consldal etioh. VI course
tho more people you haso 1pdor = given man-
AseMeMt tho Less cost per capita. l think tho
conuty can care for tho sick clenpef Than they
can pustitly board ttonl. | submit atabIc show
ing The cost Of running the Cook County Hos;
, 1875-02-15

correspondent OF md Utica 0bsssper writes
from Neuaacn Oneida County, to the following
enoct concerning the habits OF life persisted III
BY citizon Of that place. Without days. deyia-
tim. for period Of about sl1ty years; ''The
Individual referred to is 4 maiden LADY, between
u and 10 years old, and resident adjacent to
iii. village from her curly childhood. Tnese are
differing theo!ies' and probably for the reason
Guild accounting for her truly remarkable ab-
steniouaness. 10 that ~ 1t may, she bas. during
ho whole time indicated. psrtaken Of no food or
nonrIshnent Save roasted potatoes, aalt, and tea,
while Il! the time in tho enjoyment Of pouud
hbalsh. Her long life has been ono Of activity,
industry. aud usefulness. ahs 10 i lady Of cul-
ture aud refinement, and possessiog kbundant
meana, and ID benevo1ept. dlacrset. and liberal in
her charities and though, owing to the weight
Of yeard, she ~ not erect Ii. form, she Is now.
with the exception OF q recobt injury, resulting
from fal ~ halls and hearty ~ ID usual to one Of
her yeara."