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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE COMPLEMENTARY y CONCERT
Mr.. G. B. RHOADS.

BY the Choir Singers Of this city will take
place on
THURSDAY EVENING April q,
.t sd Ll At THE
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHU RCH, Stn
AND WASHINGTON sTREETS.
The Programme will consist Of two parts
Part I.-Solos, Duets, a Quartette and two
male choruses by the "Mtllard Club,'
and an organ solo,
Part tII.-MILLAED's MASS IN g, by chor-
US of about SIXTY vOICFs, chosen from the
various choirs In the city-nearly every
choir being represented.
Great pains have been taken IN preparing
for the Concert. and the Committe ee f.el ~
sured that 1t win be a success. Millaro's
Mass is brilliant and beautiful, and cannot
f.il to please all. Tickets So cents. TO be
had of Robelen Bros, smith & Painters
James & Webb's. Concert to commence at
8 O'Clock.
Bradley james, Wv, Lobdell. W. p
Kavanagh, H. F. Pickles, John 2. NIL.
ler, Jas. H. Cameron, H. .. ogle, Geo, W
stone, Committee. aE. ap2-d5t
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Mtssto,s at St. Jeseph's.

Fathers Manghano, Emmig and O'Toole
of the Society of Jesus, began yester-
day q series. of mission services 1t st.
Joseph's Catholic Church in this city,
which will continue for about ten days.
The services will be exactly similar in
character 10 those held In the other
churches, some time since, and the pro-
gramme for the exercises will be as follows
Holy Mass 8 and Z O'Clock; Holy Mass and
instruction, $50 A. NJ, Instruction, 3.Sl
P. M, Rosary Instruction and Benediction
7.3OP. M. The children exercises will be
at $50 and 1890 A. M, and $50 P. M.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
Who're to B,sy Clothing.

In times like these people make It q point
to buy where they can get the best ana
cheapest articles. Our young friend, Her.
man Boil, at the 8. E. corner OF Third and
Market streets, has recently purchased 9
large quantity Of Spring clothing, selected
with especial care, and has determined to
vel. them at such prices that no one Will
complain. Persons who are in search Of q
good, and at the same time cheap article,
should call and examine his stock.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

NOTICE., Patrick J.. Long, do hereby
N give notice that l shall apply to ne d.
sions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the
State OF Delaware, in and for the county q
New Castle, on Monday, the Sth day OF May
next, being the first day Of the May term,A A.
D., 1870, for license to keep an Inn or Tav:
ern, at No. 200 West Front street, In the
First Ward Of the city Of Wilmington
county and State aforesaid. to sell intoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises; and
the following freoholders Of said ward re-
commend the said application, TO VIII:
Joseph Mccain Daniel McCusker
William Dollard John Plunkett
Joseph Niedermaier William Watson
Julius Gunther Frederick Hubers
Th q McCorm ok Edward g higgins
John Reilly Michael Conneli
Christian Strehel Patrick Holland
Patrick Hughes Joseph Fout
Michael Mcdonnell John AhrenS
Marti1l DoOrdan George Steinicken
James Galley Philip g. Plunkett
Alfred Walton Robert w. Birnie
James McKenna Henry Bradley.
ap22-3t PATRICK j. LONG.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
n EGISTER's ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, March q, 1875.


Upon the application of Levi A. Berto.
leite, Administrator Q. Dillon Hutchinson,
late OF Wilmington Hundred In the said
County, deceased; 1t is ordered and direct
ed by the Register that %lse Administra.
tor Aforesaid give notice Of the granting OF
Letters OF Administrator upon the estate
Of the deceased, with The date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date Of
such letters, in six Of the most public places
Of the County Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Ms.
tate to present the same or abide by an act
OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vidcd, And also cause the same TO be In
serted within the same period in the
MORNING HERALD, Q newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued there
In three weeks, (E. 0. d.
Given under the hand and seal Of ONCE
of REGISTER aforesaid, at New Cestle, IN
New Castle County, aforesaid, the day apf
year above written.
8. c. BIGGs, Register.
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Relt0t0Ns.

\ Last evening, the Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church was largely attended, there
being hardly seating capacity for all.
Mr.. Haldemsn preached one Of his usual
|powerful sermons, after which baptism was
administered 10 two persons. 81
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Earned Runs, Quickstep o; Centennial i;
Base Hits, Quickstep 13; Centennial T.,
The game was unlnteresting throughout,
although at times the Quicksteps made
some rather fine plays, but the poor play
of their opponents did not require their, en-
tire strength. The Centennials at times
did some strong batting, but they were not
allowed to take advantage Of it, Hindle
during portion of the game occupied the
position Of catcher, and did himself credit,
although his playing wss BY no means
brilliant. z ',1',
The match game between the Quickstep
Amateurs and the Brandywine nine, Of
West Chester, was witnessed by about 300
persons. Kopenea with the Quicksteps at
the bat, who closed their first inning with
two runs. Their opponent were not 90 sue
cessful, being unable to obtain run.
Rafferty, began batting at the opening Of
the second inning, and made bis third on .
center fielder Stock followed at the bat,
let Rafferty, In. Evans then took the bat,
made his first; and in attempting the sec
ond, got out. The inning closed with one
run for the home club. Worrel, for the
Brandywines, began batting, sent dy to
third base, which was taken by Berschell.
Brooks followed, went ont on the first, and
and Kits next, who got out 'on strikes.
The third inning closed with one run for
the home club. The -Drandywines, how
ever, closed without making any advance.
Up to the end of the seventh inning, the
playing on both sides was equally good,
the batters sending out some beautiful flies,
which were all taken in, with but few ex-
captions, Kelly particularly distinguishing
- all h,vh 1nkn
The eighth inning was opened by Talley,
who got out on his first. Latferty began
batting, made his first, and Kelly following,
with beauty to center, which Vas mufed,
he made his third, while the batter went to
second. Birchcll followed and went out,
Lafferty getting home at the same time.
Rifferts then took the bat, going to first
and bringing Kelly in, Riderts making
second. Leary went to batting, made hi
first, and Rifferts coming in.
The inning ended for the home club, by
Geary getting out, three runs having beer
made. Kits for the Brandywine, sent 8
beauty to center, but Kelly was there, ant
the batter was declared out. Ogleby and
Richardson followed him In quick success
sion.
The ninth and last inning closed for th'
Quicksteps without having made run.
James began batting for his club by send
ing fly to centre, which was a beautiful
one, and Kelly added charm to it by stop
ping its career Bushong followed, but wa
unable to do anything, and soon went out
Taylor followed suit, and so ended the play
ing for both sides, the West Chester hoy
not making so much as one run.
The following is the score by innings:
Innings, 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q
Quicksteps, 2 GO 0 o.
Brandywines, 0 0 O. O 90 90
The playing on both sides might well b.
called good, hut the Quicksteps certainl.
were some what in advance of their oppo
nents. No serious errors were made b.
either side, and the audience seemed to
highly delighted with the game. '
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

TfOTEL AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold at
III public sale, at the Auction Room OF
l. w. Stidham & Son, No. III East Fourth
street, on Wednesday, April ~, 1873, At y
and is East Second stl eet. between Market
and King streets, Wilmington. Delaware.
Lot, 2Oxl0o feet.
It is one of the best stands, for any kind OF
business. within the city limits Terms
81. 700. cash: balance ean remain ON tho pro-
perty for number OF years.
apl1-l4t JOHN LEONAhD.
L. w. STIDHAM & Son, Auctioners.
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Lecture Of Dr.. Ntlltts.

DR.. A. A. Willis, of Philadelphia, will
lecture before the Teachers' institute. in
School House, No. 1, at 4o'clock, to-mor-
row. Subject" Mental Dyspepsia" The
lecture will be ftee, and the public are In
yited 10 attend,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NJoTICE.-I, aeerse W; ortlip. do hereby by
judges Of the Court Of General Sessions OF
!he reace and Jsi Delivery Of the 81 STATE M. Of
Castle. on Monday, the sth day Of May
next, being the frst day Of the May Term,
Tavern. at No. s4l shipley street, 10 the
Fifth Ward Of the city Of WilminRt9n.
ware, and to sell intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, TO be
drunk on the premises, and the follow
Ina freehelders recommend this said ap.
pl1cation, to wit:
A Given in Cleland
W w Pritchett IN W1ckersham
] e Irons Ell Martin q
l,aniel springbett James Bennett
Edward Strauss Henry Mellon
James r Beggs Joel Frist
Henry Miller John Gardner
George Allmon PH Mitchell
Emiie Buchcr Thomas M Culbert
John Hanna John P Docahoe
w III Robinson BE- Hassan
L Curran Ludwig Wallschmidl
lanes Murphey John Ferry
apN.3t* GEO. W. ORTL1P.
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DU BLIC SAL e .


The subscriber will sell, at Public Ven
due, in the yard Of the Lafayette Hotel,
Geo. w. Ortlip proprietor, cOtner Of Ninth
and Shipley ets,city of W1lmington,o on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. 1876,
at 1880 o'clock prompt and sharp, to the
highest and best bidder, without limit or
reserve, the following described stock, viz:
TWENrY-slX HEAD OF CHOICE
WESTERN EWES, AND STRONG,
HEALTHY EARLY LAMBS.
ONE COTsWOLD BUCK. year old.
FIVE HEAD OF THRIFTY YEARLING
HOME-RAISED STEERS.
SIX HEAD OF cows AND sPRINGERs.
TWO GOOD Low PRICED WORK
+. HORSES,
warrantedto work anywhere.
ONE SUPERIOR DRIVING HORSE.
fine size and action, 8 years old, sound,
stylish and fast
ONE GOOD MARKET WAGON.
TERMs,-Sums of S25 or less, cash sums
over 30, eight months credit, BY giving
well.secured bankable note, interest added
REYNOLDS 4 co.
an10-tds
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

meeting Of the Trustees Of
IN ithS Poor for New Castle County, will
be held at the Almshouse, on Wednesday,
she 26th Of April, 1879. at ~ o'clock A. IA.
wiIi nlease hand them to the Commissions r
for their Hundred, or the Treasurer.
JOHN w. kVANS,
an0o a Clerk.
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ap2

.A1OTICE.-The Thirteenth annual Meet
IN Mg OF the stock olders Of che Dele
Weref Loan Association, will he held on
o,oi0ok Ofnoers and Directors will be cleo
ted, and the annual report submitted.
-Sn2I-M. GEO. G. MAKIS, Sec'y.
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notice.!

All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the
same, dulv attested, to the Administrator
on or before March 2lst, l877. or abide the
Act Of Assembly In such case made AND
LEVI A. BERTOLETTE,
-Administrator.
Address. Wilmington, Del. 73
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WANTS.

TTTANTED.-A man to drive kind'ing-
w wood va ION; one who ID used 10 the
hnsfneas. aun knows how t. take care OF q
Sorse. Apply to u.s.. RICHARDSON,
'A aniS. a. Wilmington, Del.
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PUBLIC SALES.

HEALD'S SEVENTH REGULAR SALE
STOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, AND
REAL ESTATE, III
At the Clayton House Building. Will
mington Del. a-r.gL
SATURDAY, April 29th
at IL o'clock, A. N. sharp.
"a shares Casho Machine Co. stock, for
whom 1t may c neern.
80 shares Wilmington 4 Kennett Turnpike
stock.
81 800 Wilmington Ci'y Loan, due 1894.
8 superior lots on West street between llth
and 18TH, 26k by 100, to be sold IN couplets
with privilege, and on easy y'terms.
20 shares Wilmington and Christiana Turn
pike Stock.
Other items can be added and advertised
up to Friday noon, 18th inst.
ap93 2629 ]. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortage Exchange.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

NoTIcE.-I, Michael Conway, T y,;, DO hereby ta tSs
Court of General Sessions Of tn, Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the state Of lsI Delaware
Monday, the sth day Of May next, being
the first day of the May tenn, A. D. 1875,
for q license to keep an Inn or Tavern
at No. lO4 Maryland avenue, IN the Tenth
Ward, in The city of Wilmington. county
and State aforesaid, and to sell intoxi.
eating liquors in less quantities than one
Quart, to be drunk on the premises, anu
the following freeholders Of said Ward re-
com mending the said application, to wit:
Allen Ruth his
Thomes Ford Michael X quinn
John Ruth marx !,
william Walsh Wit. Thos ODonheii
Thomas Mullin Patrick Quinn
Patrick McDermott Alexander w Beggs
James Harrigan Andrew Heed
Henry Pusey owen Mcdonald
patrick Reynolds John Mooney
Thomas Cabill ais
Robert G SHAW John X Doolen
Bernard McKenney, marx
Michael Hayes VIII. TnoS O'Oonnell
John McEntee Myles Burke
Patrick Mention Michael MAlOney.
ap22-3t MICHAEL CONWAY.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

NoI1cE.-1, Chas, B: Chandler. il in :. com. n:
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
act of Assembly in such case mad and pro.
vided, do hereby give notice that t. ! nl shall
raj Sessions ofthe Peace and jail Delivery
Of the state of Delaware, in and for the
county Of New Castle, on Monday. the Sth
day of May next, being the first day Of
the May Term, A. D., 1879, for license TO
keep an Inn or Tav ern known as the .Du-
Pont House." at Nc. 8 W. Fifth street. In
the Third ward Of the city Of Whining
ton. county and State Aforesaid, with the
privilege Of selling Intoxicating Esa LIQUORS r
be drunk on the premises. and tho FOL,
lowing freeholders residing In the said
Ward, recommend the said applieation, 70
wit:
Jas Smith = Conrad Heller
JOhn Brady Thos Farmar
p trick Monaghan VIM Richmond
las McLanan Robert Taylor
Lambert James Clark
Peter Springer VIM Green
] p Herdman Nce
A Bicta Ell McManus
Dan'l Mcslwee DB Woodward
Ieonard Harman Jacob Hansen
apN-St CHAs. B. CHANDLER.
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HoMCE.
MECHANICS LOAN sTOCK.

.. Eiye hundred shares of the Sixth Series
init issued and Tor sale, the first payment
Iprly to w. j MORROW, ESQ.
epl3.eod No Az French Street.
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Personal,

Hon. N. B. Smithers was in town, on
Saturday. ..
Ex-Governor Grooms, of Maryland, with
his bride, reached Elkton last Monday,
after an extensive tour through the South
and West and Northwest.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.
BALL AND BAT.

The Tsr0 Games ON Satwrdav-7hs Home
Cl1bs VtctosioMs-lther Ball Notes
About i've hundred people assembled st
the old Quickstep grounds, Adams street,
on Saturday, to witness the game between
the Quickstep professionals and the Cen
tennial club, professionals Of Philadelphia.
The home club lead from the first inning
and maintained the lead until the end Of
the game, Winning by score Of IA toe, aa
follows:
Inpisgs 2 8 4 S CTS 9
Quicksteps 8 3 0 5 l 30 o Ola
Centennial 2 0 u 2 %
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

.fiOTICE-Loan Association stock for sale
IN "A safe and profitable investment.
The Delaware Loan Association, II years
Cld, now offers Its sixth series lei sale, nrst
1ayment due May End 1875. The frst series
kAS mafured and Its members are all paid
of. SIX per cent allowed to withdrawing
inomR9fs, GEO. G. MARlS, Sec'y,
The wilmington Loan Association. ~
vaara old. NOW otYers its sixth series for
SsiS..frst nay due April q 1879, The
.&E Series mathred in 9 years and months
sr-iEs - GEO.C, MARIS Sec'y.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

RTOTICE-The property owners Of East
N Fourth street are requested to meet at
Peter springer's, No. West Fourth street,
ON Monday evening, April "a, ats O'Clock,
to consult together concerning the deplor-
able condition Of Fourth street. apM.lt*
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SPELLING BEES.
The cAssdrs. ertAs F..olse seAoo, Conssss.

The Chsldrsx ofths PtsDlSe School Cosstsst-
'4- Ss0.
The following are the names of the young
folks in the first and second divisions of the
primary schools, who spelled down their
classmates in the spelling matches last Fri
day:
School No. 2.-Fi-st class, Mary Cros-
grove; second, Emma eipex; third, Sarah
Shannon; fourth, Ida Norris. ,,a
School No. 3.-First class, Lille sutton;
second, Emma Heellins; third, Hattie sut-
ton; fourth, Jennie Parker.
School No. 1-Tirst class, Caroline
Fine; second, George Christy; third, Han
nah Flanagan; fourth, Harry Thomson.
School No. First class, Mollie Gard
nsr; second, Frank McClntock; third,
Alymer Robinson, fourth, Ella Guysr.
second, Mary Stout; third Jennie Carol;
School No. O.-Nrst class, Willie King;
Sinex; fourth, Harry Virtue.
School No. H.-Ffrst class, Florence Vim
cent; second, May McDowsll; third, Willie
Sterritt. ~ 55 AT.
School No. 1s.-First class, Ida Pierce;
second, Sallie Fulton; third, Lena Dillon;
fourth, Ida Green. oe s,r'
School No. 13.-Nrst class, Phebe Zeb
ley; second, Willie Kerns; third, Mary
/ l'Manion; fourth, Eddie SEWER:
= School No. 14.-Frst class, Annie Car
row; second, Frank Lewis; third, William
Brown s-9r-g--g
School No. 15-First class, Agnes G: Col
ton; second, Lizzie A. Richie; third, Frank
NcElwee;r fourth, Mary Regan. 7'
| School No. 16.-First class, George 5B
Anderson; second, Daniel Turner. Il
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

mao A DAY AT THOME.-Agents wanted
xlZ Outfit and terms free. TRUE 4 CO.,
XuGustA, Maine. m0-lyeoo.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

TOR PhINTIN0 NEATLY HXDCOTED
u sh At THE
HIRALD OFFICE,
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

NE Diamond state Loan, Association, 8
yeSSS sd. now offers its sixth series TOR sale,
fffSf payrns nsnt due April 18th. 1875. First
seriee Win mature when about years ana
6months old. GEO. q. MAHAS, Seey.
Each Of the above associations have accu-
muiated profits rapidly for the shsrehoio-
ers. ma have met with no losses. aplStt.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

A. r dnnO per day at home. Samples
~ o 1ZU worth 81 free. STINsoi q
Co.. Portland, Maine. mo lyeod
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ltaw-et

DID0E's FOOD FOR INvALID6.
~ Ed. .i tto~.aH
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Address, Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

ETIENNE LAMBERT.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

The playing on both sides might well be
called good, hut the Quicksteps certainly
were some what in advance of their oppo-
nents. No serious errors were made by
either side, and the audience seemed to be
highly delighted with the game.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31
THAT HEALTHY OLD ROARD.
The Cssc Of The Board Of Health Decided
IN Favor of The Gauhst Organization.

Judge Lynch deereed this morning
that the demand of relatorR. Dfs. G. u;
White and =. &. Russell. be dismissed
and the injunction dissolved. Further.
that there be judgment IN favor of Dls.
I. u, Gauiot and Y. u. Lemonnier on
their reconventonal demand. recogniz-
ing the snid Gnudet as President Of the
Bonfd. aud Lemonnier as Secretary.
and they he entitled to nlI the functions
of their respective Offices and all the
rights nnd privileges that nppertnn
thereto. that White aud Russell be de-
creed to be- without the right to hold
snid Offices. ete. Further. that said
White aud Russell bc enioined from in
terferring with said Gaudet and Lemon.
nier in the discharge Of their respective
duties IA President and Eeorcthry of
said Board Of Health The REALTORS 10
pay costs.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31
l1RDER.
Negro shot and Instantly Killed Ar
rest af the Murderer

About u minutes to = O'Clock Yrater-
day David Chlds met his fate at No 81
Franklin street. corner Of I.ienville by
being shot ahd instantly killed by a
pistol In the hands of white man
named Engene Fourot. A DrMoeHar
reporter visited the scene IF tho tragedy
and CLEANED the following particulars
The accused. Eugene Fourot. is dom l.
cilcd in room in the rear or The house
/ No. ~ Franklin street. and at the stated
/ hour Whs in company with n negro
woman nnmcd Anna Davis who. it np-
/ rears. was the pnrHmuut Of the de
ceased. Davis. MS stated. repairoI TO
! the house where his fair Anna resided,
/ and found that shn was not ut homo.
/ but being informed that she WAS ut
| loutot' room. repaired thither nnd de-
,nauded admission. Mt tho same time
/ inquitinR II Anna was in Fonrot
orderci him awaR, which demand he
complied with. hut returned almost i'm
| lnadatrly .and being armed with IL brick
again demanded admission. and for the
second tne was ordered to 90 away
thilds becoming euraged ut not being
admitted forced open The door. and as
hn did So Eutrpl grabbed his pistol that
was lying near tho bed aud hloI. the
ball entering the breast of Childs. who
rettcaiod TO the corner where he expired.
the contents having penetrated his
heart.
The accused. on meeting Officer Du-
monviIlo. surrendered himself n pris
oner and WINS taken to the First Pre-
cinct Station. where our reporter inter
viewed him aud received the following
statement
! havo known tho woman Anna Davis
for some time. She was he mistress If
David Nhilds, SO ! hcnrd | was sitting
ut The coffoehouae. corner ef Franklin
and liienville streots ! saw Anna there
she was drunk | told her to go to her
room or eho would ba locked mp in
stead of going to her room. which is In
the upper part Of the house. she went
into my room. on the ground Hoor. and
laid down on the bed I went over to
my room shortly after and found her
there tho moment I entered my room
David thlds came in the yard gate and
called her out she was drunk aud did
not answer | told him to go out and he
answered. "All right. you have the law
on your side. !" fmy room door was open
Mt tho time and retired.
A. soon ms he left the yard | locked
my door. He came back. and walked
through into Annals yard. and. I think.
went litto hef room. lew moments
after he came back to my room md
commenced hnmmeting on the door
with something think 1t wns brick
and managed to pull the door open. He
entered and rushed ut mo with half Of u
brick in his right hand. then took
''My LITTLE ptsTot'
and fired ut him. am sorry for what
have done. but seeing that my life was
in danger. defended myself.
Tho woman who brought this whole
affair about was interrogated. but was
in such o bepstly. state of intosicntiop
that il was itEpossibla for her To give
clear vetsionSof the killing.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-31
SHREVEPORT INDEPENDENTS.
No Division In The Demoernlie.f enssrva.
live Party.

SHnHyrrogt. May - The following
notice Of the meeting Of the Young
Mems Club" appears in the Times of
this morning. It will be seen that the
split wns not particularly serious, only
six or eight withdrew:
The Young Mems Club. The Nom
bers Of the Young Mems Club.
which has been in process 81
formation for several days past,
met at Tnlly's Opera House night
before last for the purpose of permanent
organization. N. g. Blanchard, ESD. is
chairman Of the club. md Mr.. Obns.
Crane. secretary. At previous meet
ing committee was appointed to draft
n constitution. which was submitted to
the meeting on the night in question.
The discussion upon it developed con
siderable opposition among tho mem
bsrs Some were in favor of acting out
side the Democratic Conservative party.
nnd others in favor of cooperating with
that organization. Upon n test vote the
latter prevailed by small majority.
whereupon several Of the independents
Withdrew. though others of them re-
naipsd and enrolled themselves as
members Of the Young Mons Demo
oratic-C conservative Association
The name agreed upon, tho following
officers were elected President. N. q.
Blanchard. Esq. First Vice President.
ID. r. Grant Second vice President. w.
r. Ford Secretary. Ghas. Crane. Treas
urer, Wallie Strauss.
While we appreciate the motives Of
those young men who withdrew, We
must regret their action However, We
have no doubt but they will be found on
the side of honest government at the
proper time. and We are willing for the
Democratic Conservative party TO be
Judged by that test