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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04


A large and brilliant congregation assem-
bled Sunday evening, for the purpose Of
Witnessing the dedication ceremonies Of
the new German Evangelical Protestant
Church, corner of jackson and Chippewa
streets. The ceremonies commenced 1t
four O'Clock, and lasted about two hours,
but long before the appointed hour every
seat IN the church was filed.
The church is an elegant brick structure
and credit to the congregation that fur
nished the means to build such q msgnif.
cent ornament to that section Of the Gar
den District. The building was commenced
in the latter part Of 1871, and has Just been
completed. The corner stone was laid in
1872. The inside il finished in beautiful
and tasteful style, the wood work being
grained oak and tho walls pure white,
while the Above just behind the altar u
painted delicate rose color. A large and
magnificent reflector sdorns the centre Of
the ceiling. The church has . seating O.
pacity Of about 800, but Sunday 1t contained
almost double that number. Mr.. c. l..
Hillyer was the architect and builder, and
great credit 10 due to him for the able
manner in which he has performed this
work. ,..sg~a arB
At the appointed hour the service was
commenced by the hymn DAY of the
Lord" which was sung by the choir, At
the conclusion of the singing. Mr.. J. Nus
loch, president of the trustees, turned the
new church over to the congregation in >
neat address. The pastor of the congregs-
ton then asked blessing on the new church
and consecrated it to the service of God.
The choir then sung another beautiful
hymn, and after the offering Of . heartfelt
prayer by one of the ministers present, tho
Rev. L. p. Heintz, the pastor, ascended the
pulpit and delivered IN eloquent sermon in
the German language. Mr.. Heintz has
been the pastor Of this congregation for
about fifteen yearr, and has succeeded by
his unremitting lsbors in building up this
large church, the membership OF which
numbers about $50, and il increasing. Ad-
dresses were delivered by the Rev. DR.. w
Spalding, Rev. Mr.. Perpeet and Rev. Mr..
J. L. Leucht, assistant rabbi of the Tenn
bic Sinai, after which the congregation
we're dismissed with . benediction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

The 'aty election W. held, at Baton
Rouge yesterday, and the Telegraph report.
that tho Democratic ticket Wa. slected'
which u q Sollpvb; Captain; Lsoa Jas'
trsmuGki, mAyss; =. W. Jolisy, sdninistrstoa
Of improvements7 and commerce; and IL
chsal Chambars and william G.. Randolph.
councilman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
By 3. 0ulnault.
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET LAHBKRT.
second District Court for the Parish Of Oxleans-
.-.- QA ASSES. - IS

fRY .. GUrNAULT, OFFICE
ID corner Exehange alley and Bienvtllo street.
On SATURDAY, NAV 6, 1875, win b sdid e
Ypnbrs auction. ct twelve 0siepk Il, Ct the Hss-
chants and AuctioneeEs' Exchange, Royal strest.
between Canal and Cns:omh0usp strests, by vhtuo
tfict Court for the pazisn q Orleoas dated ro.
speedway noyemoee 10 1873 and March 30, ls76-
trist Of tis city de9nated by the No % Of square
No. 6ls bounded ~ Conmcn, White. 0ravier and
Dupre etrests; said lot having % feet IL inches
front on White street, by ~ feet in depth. -
Eether With all the buildings and improvements
Act Of sele before O. Drsust, notary public, It
the expenee ofthe purchaser, including the city
taxes Of 1876 the State t4xea Of 1875 and the drain
+, apt - 1897 my6 IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
AMUSEMENT rs.
VARlRTHS THEATRE.
"THR LADIES THEATRE" !.

Monday, TaeAaay, Wednesday BveningD,
Aloo, Wednesday Maelneo.
First time in New Orleans Of new American
comedy porSotmed recently with bright success
ct Days Filth Avenue Theatre, New York. entitled
WOMEN or THE DAY.
Mrs.. Meta Livingstene. ........MrA Il. &. Chanfrau
Thursday. Felaay and Saturday Rvenings,
Als0, Saturday Mas1ooo,
Tom Taylor's powerful drams founded ON fsct).
HENRY DUNBAR. .. q
Margaret Went worth. ..............nrs. Chanffau.
In gorgeous preparation with magnificent scen.
cry, splendid costumes, striking effects, etc.-An
NANCE MONTH CHRISTIE, am
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Judgment signed April 3, 1876.
UNIIRO .OTATB0 DISTRICT COURC.
e-s &c e DISTRICT or LOUISIANA -aJ4si d.
n rHR MArrER OF 01ORas RoBBRsos, BANK.
g-4f.I srsaF .s,ss - e 3 IL
- n Daskrupecy-Ne. 1889. ',st u

WHBRBAS, o8OR0k RoBHnS0H, OF NEW on.
lss5. hss this d.y Aed IN aid oSart Z Petition
praying for . ai06ha9go and certi0o0xe theEool
fom ~ his debts and ether clsams pf0vabls I'M:
itors Who haze proved theE dsbte. and to 81 efhsE
persoAe IN interest, 0At the rWenty- ccnd day Of
April. 1876 g II 4. r., 9 assigned for tho heAnnS
Of tho sase, and thak they Day then snd there
attend md chow cause. II any they hsve; WY me
and further notice d given. that the bxnsrppS
viii undergo An examinAtion before Register ~.
1876, ct II q N 1t his office. No. e. csmp street
New Orleans. ~ 80. .At77S -
Clerks ONCE New Orleans, Aprfl ;; ls7s. -
sp4 IL 1s Z. LOW, Deputy Clerk
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and they ate hsrGby a1&hoIiSe4 .anA FequireA to
gu On ele ction Tor dslegstes - - farli6h eDeh
hed BY the Preeident and essssIal2 q their 70.
spocttve eonmttteesR ana aleo 70 fofwArd true
copies q sueh eredepfjala "a ~ oeeretaEy u the
Ing Of the respective conventions.
By order Of thu Committee. A.
8. B. PACKARD, President.
CHA8L1s HILL, Secretary. mis- e
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
IMPORTANT SALE AuD VERY LONG CREDIT
or TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, RIr6
ATRD In TIM BEST AND MOST FkOtRI0Q>
ING PORTIONS OF THE THIRD DISTh lCr.
SUCCRSSION OF 0ADnI1L Oh FERRET.
Second District Court for the faxiah Of 0rleans-
sFta+.r as 10. 38,l85. hvg

b ssLLs, zncticnssr 70 IA. s. Roysi street.
SATURDAY., Nay 8, ls7s. as twelve ocleck n. e
street between Canal aid C1stenhouss stzssss,
a. a. ~ g. - "a s. -: rs: q e:
TWO I6r rss Of ssnsssaR n r. Fa
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dseigaa.ed ~ the Ass land . s'plan hs6s ~
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4 HoUk Ions Q! GROUND. IN the ssns districs
s. cisads, Mass ,Pssiias a ialspscSssss
streets ,Asiiknsted y tn. Nos: !, 3. ~ 6
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the corner Of leaf No and Urquhart ssrsstA
credit Of ons snd two ysal1 for not.s q ths psr-
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

The SAME OLD SrORY.-Sunday evening
Salvatore Sacasson, . native Of the Island
of Malta, was ct his home, No. PSI Char
tres street, in the second story, over . gro
Gerry. He heard N unusual noise ON the
ground floor and went down to ascerta,n
particulars. As he entered the grocery two
or three men assaulted him with great VIC
lence, one using club, Another shell and
another stiletto. The instant he was Is
sailed he made an effort to gain the street,
probably understanding that the men in.
tended to kill him. AZ he rushed forward
his w0uld-be sssassins cut and bruised
him unreientingly, and just before he
reached the front door one of tho
largest fellows attempted to drive stiletto
into his skull, but failed, the weapon en-
tering his eye, penetrating as far down q
his palate. Sacassan then, reached tho
banquette and fell, quite insensibls. Police
men were promptly ON the spot, but they
could not learn particulars from persons
who had been in the building. The unfor-'
tunate man WAS conveyed 10 the third
precinct ststionhouse, the stiletto ssill in
his eye, and . surgeon called in. The
weapon was, with considerable difficulty,
pulled out, after which the victim, nearly
dead, was sent to the Charity Hospital
Captain Lavlor yesterday caused the ar.
rest Of two men and can't them to the hos
pital, but Salvatore, could not or would
not recognize them, although be had pre-
viously stated that he knew the men who
had attacked him. Whether he lives or
dies it is not likely that the truth will aver
b0 known 80
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- FaB Stair or LoUasIANAa
FIFTH DISTRICT coUlT IeR rnx PAsiGH OF


T HEREBY CRRTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY.
I ninth day Of March, 1876. Judgment WA ron
dared In this court in the following entitled suit
in the words and figures following. to Wit \
MA Frederieks Bfumenthsl. vfis, etc. Va Max
Seligmau. her husband, 10. 680e.
On motion Of Buck 1 Dinkelspiel, Of counsel f.r
plaintiff ard on producing to the court due proof
in SUI port Of said plaintiffs claim, the law and evi
oence seine in heI favor, It IL ordered. adtudGeA
and decreed. that the judgment by default herein
entered on the eighth instant be now confirmed
and made NAL and accordingly that there b
Blumenthal, and against defendant. Max Seligman,
her husband, diss0lving the community Of 20
quests and gains heretofore existing between the
said parties; that the said plsiutf DO and she 10
hereby authorised to do business IN her own name
free from the control Of her husband aud in6e.
pendendent Of fis creditors, for her sole use and
benefit It 10 further ordered that defendant psy
all costa Of suit.
JUDGMENT signed April 3. 1876.
:. ;. a1l T. NORTH CULLOM. Judge.
In testimony whereof. hsve hersunto set ny
hand and aa!ed the seal Of the s.id court. q the
IN the year II our Lord one thousand eight hundred
end seventy and the ore tundIedth year Of the
independonce of the Unit Statea !.
sp4 81 PAUL T. ABADIB, Deputy CleTk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04


WsEKLY Ao1rUARY R.P0Kr.-Dr. 3. @.
Rnssell sscreta<y Of the Board Of Health,
reports the following number Of deaths in
the city Of New Orleans, for tho week end
ing Sunday, April 9, Il 6P. r.:
Two of albuminuria, 2 of apoplexy, 2 Of
bronchitis, from burns, of cancer of the
heart, of cancer Of the liver, of cancer
OF The womb, of cstarrh, l of cholera in.
fantum, l of cholera morbus, 9 of cirrhosis
of the liver, of congestion OF tho bowels,
2 of congestion Of the brain, Of conges-
ton of the lungs, IL of consumption, l of
adult convulsions, 5 of infantile convulsions,
of cyanosis, of adult debility, of infan.
tile debility. 3 of chronic diarrhes, Of
dyspepsia, l of entero- colitis, of conges.
tive fever. l Of dengue fever, of scarlet
fever, of typhoid fever, Of hemorrhage
from the womb, of disease Of the heart.
of valvular disease Of the heart, of
hernia, of hopping cough, of infamma.
liver, IL of Inflammation of the lungs, /
law, Of infantile marasmus, of measles,
of tubercular meningitis, of neuralgia,
3 from old age, 2 Of paralysis, of pericar-
ditis, of pleulo pneumonia, from prema-
ture bi:th, l of rheumatism, 2 Of smallpox
of septicaemia, 2 Of iris naseentium,
from gunshota wounds, and l not stated;
total lO7. OF tho above 43 were children
under i've years Of age. Number inferred
FROM public instituti0ns 81; on certificates
Of cofoners, l6; ON, certificate Of midwives,
4; on certificate Of sis:Aes /. In edition 70
the shove s stillbosn children were reported
In the city. -,,t-.f - y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

! Use sedine in chills and fever in place q
quihine. 1t 10 moro effective II. B. Nor
rison e. Co., agents. For sale BY !. L.
Lyons. AVA "a. no as3~ sus.sT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

SUADAY EvENue RUlRU9-Almost eveey
Sunday gsass Of men assemble ct Asenena
bridge, New basia, .asd tie clans, black and
white, are not choice In thsir spsschas. Il
il little they care for two o. three police
nen-nothing les sthaa . squad will have
any effect. At the time mestioned, some Of
tho worst spirits bscams unusually bolster
GUS, and insisted on boarding n OVERLOADED
nat which y used BY foot passengers. An
assistant bridge ksspse iaads IN effort to
prevent the rabble crowding the frail struc-
ture, for which he was assafled BY the mob
and several ahots were fred ct him, but NO
harm We done. He returned the fire, but
without hitting anybody. Word was ssnt
to the police headqusrters, -anA two squads
Of officers, under Captain. Gray end Ser
geant Slahousk, marched to the battle field,
and whom tho rioters heard Of this, they
suddenly scsttered. After that nothing
further occurred. william sallivaa, VIII
liam Morton. Charles Wilmington and Il.
w. Robinson wore arrested. s.4l.q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04
SPECIAL uO1IQKn

Once af the New Oriaana Rnaane Rasl.
way 0ompany.-Ths rsgdmK nentAly installmsnt
..sbsr al u fE,res soy Fi4f
Of TN Pm C1uT to IT,: oaettaa sbssk - this
COMPANY = nov Do. nd pesas's - dsnasA rhe
leet1kS Of Till eompeay: a Kllshsw, .. B. Hotehr
49, ,ap rrs...rOn ~, - ''f , /
= - w 81. % ss- % - 4
Ne nnane ~ tba flnarA 80, sIf % 20 I
- = = TIM : .4s,.4 4.l D I
t-gt r, r-i 4 y. WHBRk0CX, President.
H.L.RAsrnsr sesrstary.. - +. -; . ~. sp4 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

KkxMss-rhis rscsns discovery from
the COTTON plant i the only known specific
for the cure Of ill tevers., y. ,. Morrison
Il Co., agents. For sale by q. Meyer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

OBsCENH AND VUL0AR puDIICAfIoNs.-
Several days - S1ipis eIatsadsat Loaa
Issued u ocaAt6 - b1Gi5asGl6aAis % sap-
press the sircllatiaA aE ~ aAeesas ,anl
vulgar publieatiees, but IT, appear, that
little or no attention vs. paid 20 The order.
- ono Of the nost ehieet5olabls shsss, !
mongrel, p1h,ishsa IN 0Iisaeo, has since
been sold quits = opssly y ternsrly. Yes.
tsrday come sswsbcysw ess arrested for
violating city ocdiaa.sea No. 663, In selling
the Chicago nuisancss Al afBdayit has
been made against the agent in this city,
and he will - arseeoA s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

Olles ef the Lenisiaae Csesen Tie Gem
crsess the capitol mock e he eompanv TO tie
sum Of AIS 40 BY IT, issue 81 Mle d 80 shares
sireedy Sssa issasd ssSssss fsr tie Ssiases
will y received at the 6lee ef the ooaap04y, %.
1876 0fsvier streAt. n MONDAY and TUt6bAY,
April aod L 10 suhaoIiptiop Win b received for
Lee than i've shares aaa tbs list win b closed g
soon - the lequisitS number Of shares shall have
--r,'-'o - JONI j. GAPrrrY. President.
Q.6-1he tie and pullsr oWneo BY TIN COMPANY
oaf b aeen II C. 4 Hunt's nsxt 70 rs Cotton *
change enA aDodsl q tbs impsoVsd ptsss . the
once Of the comrany. ep3 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

BRIEF MENTION friend IL quite EN-.
phatic in denying our statement that river
water has driven croakers out Of the lake.
he asserts that last Saturday . goodly
number of croakers were taken ut the
Pontchartrain wharf. Not only that, but
fine specimens of founder were hooked at
the same time.
The Bosrd of Police Commissioners did
not yesterday take mp the cases Of Captains
Flanagan and Schneider and DR.. Cooper.
1t is understood that DR.. Cooper has
handed in his resignation - city ply
stefan, to take effect this month.
George Munster vas last evening placed
in the Charity Hospital, sufering from .
serious wound he receiyed 1t his home on
BienviEe near IRENE street. The police
seem to have only . very indefinite ides
concerning the row. y
Nick Vogelsinger vas arrested at the
corner of Front and Lafayette streets for
stealing $50 from Martin Liden, . verdent.
Peter O'Brien and William Bruce were
arrested as accessories. Martin was taken
in out of the wet because he was altogether
too moist to take care of himsef.
John Connolly took many strong drinks
Sunday and in the evening his brain was
60 ratified that he rem to the head Of Aus
terlitz street and dropped himself into the
river, being tired Of life. Mr.. NJ. Duvernsy
rescued him. .s.'-
Sunday night Eliza Smith and Mary
Jacquet, notorious women of Dauphine
street, fought like Wildcats. Eliza chswed
off two of Mary's fingers. The bitter was
arrested ~IyA Ett
There was rejoicing in Pensacola when
James Harlow, Owen Mulhorn and Thomas
Gooch shook the sand Of that burg from
their ugly feet. The fellows were arrested
In the French Market Sunday - dangerous
characters.
The funeral OF the late Samuel Barnes
was largely attended last Sunday BY many
OF his former companions. Sincere regrets
were uttered and felt. Less than one weak
ago his happy face and kind voice greeted
MS friends cheerfully. Sheriff Waggsman
nas lost one of his best Assistants.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

NINTH WARD.-At IN election last even
ing OF officers Of tho Ninth Ward Central
Club, Mr.. Isham Nicholas was elected
PRESIDENT; George Rould, ivics, president,
and J. W. Jones, secretary. Tho election
va strongly contested. Three tickets was
u the Held. Tho vote stood - follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

ct. CHARLES THkAT3k. - - "
JAMES FLYNN........soleP Proprietor and Msnagsr
MARK ADAMS 1ls. Stage Aanaker
With . first class Dramatic ANA Variety enter.
tainment. with the following talented specisfty
MISS AHGIR sCHOTT,
Mile. DeOrient, NJ. B. B., Hawkins,
Fred D. HNris. y : ! 4 MI Fannie Florence,
Miss Ada Morton, - n. R:snt Wright,
The p, , Be- Brothers. Z; g. Dsa !%r'
I'm %SS oPris os~D MIS-; a Il El T Helm,
Cummings anl Hynes., n,
Professor DAVIS and his superb Orchestra and
AD. YALE AND MISS LULU LEONAKD
In their sensational drama, written expressly for
them by Frank Dumsnt. entitled = 80.
NEVER TOO LATE,
Matinee-Wedpeeday and saturday, 1t u O'clock.
Admission 50, Is aad IS cents. '7ff spa
THE LITTLE aI11Eks Or TAR POON,
- Having undsr their cars over 4 .
$50 Isfirn md Helpless old People.
Are ct present greatly in need Of assistance, and
to aid them In their noble charity
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
/. win be given 1t the ,-1o.
- OPERA HOUSE.
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1S5o,
'''' At $50 P. H.. r. ll--
Under the auspices Of the ladies' Of this city:
T1ckefos 81 r. W = mnsS u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

succESs1oss OF aAIeIaL d Y1usf Axn
gl,vi.,5 sfIs J0nG a.A0na0sk o. Lar.
ssss.d Diseist QsaEt - tha f..ish x Orleans
,.s.. HeA SIS! ed $50. OF ssYoT
DY 0BLlA8 Il MALOCHBR AUUTI0Ds
ID eers-Armand Selle, Auctioneer.lTuR6DAY :
April 1, ISIS; u IL 4. II, It No. % Royal street.
win b cold 8 pubue enseisa. ~ viitue a q
order from the Hon. l. l. fia.et, judge Of the SEQ
ond District Court 10r the Daki1h Of Oreans dats6
]. Lot OF OKf10R YURuTURH.
3 SUuDRf ACCOUNTS due to Gabriel o. leEiog
4 Co., - per list pasted no in the o@ee of tho
aforesaid aactioneers and fully set forth and emu
merated in the invoAtorfoo on Ale In the above en-
Titled 0ucCe00100A r. sal
Terms-Cash On the got. sai nh34 26 spI4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

fIRs on fMleTFF s1as1F.-Eerly sunday
night Ais 1a4 disuJSsrh in the cottage
No. 70 Felicity stzest; SorAsr Of Chippevs.
owned and occupied " Mn. Dsitler. The
are 10 supposed - ha*s 6ssa 10 work Of
m incendiaxy, - Hsss Dsi0sr aud her SON
were absent ct ths tines tt ~ w. fret
seen BY some nsigAssss, VIC junpsd over
tho fence and found thst tie flames origin
ased in > cabinet .vhessl The son ,had slept
and which We left unlocked. The flrs vas
extinguished with . daaage of shout $50
worth Of bed md bedding. xhich ware
found - Be- saturated vith coal oil The
house il iusazsd for o2Soo In the Lafayette
Insurance Company. No insurance On fur
liture as s~i"r' tsta ~ 80
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HAs hickey Levee.

Use dorine in place Of ergot in al female
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

In tho treatment of neuralgia, Group
and AL nervous affections, Aorine, tho 70
cent discovery from the cotton plant, 70 Z
certain. specific. II. B. Morrison & Co.
ag ents. For sale by E. SautAr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

DE- presiasnt 'l1ham Slishelas, l7o, J. n
Edwards, l6l; Paul Piaraos, So. For ~
prssidsat, 0soegs ReslA, 1872; DE-. q. DsvSs1
is; J. csxiises, 6S - ia T I. 81 ~
rnsf 81 HS 4, DAns :, AND C ON. N
6rsEErs. - Sunday evening fre was dieesv
seta ais ~ fssdhWaEshoass # III. &C
Plaasants, at the edtaR o. Notss Dssa.
and Fulton streeta,. and the hay basne(
furiously. Most Of ~ sbaok Was deslssyed
and ths building, owned b. n. BIS. Claek
was tediy damaged. It p believed that ~
Ate w. tho 16Sk 81 malice. "
Sergeant Chaunstts Was ipa6anG lat the
lower end II Constance street, Sunday
svssisG, and when opposite No. 2. n unoc.
cupisd awarsheusa. discovered that one Of
the doors Wa burning. He managed d
sxenesish the falses before much damage
was done. Probably mischisvsus boys he'd
thrown lighted matches through . Grating
nsar the door, and - the place had been
covered With hssvy passsboard, it was easy
to tear it OF and mske IN opening.
6Ev.RELY WoUnDED.-At the election
Last svsniue for officers Of the Ninth Ward
Central Republican Club, Mr.. Isham Mich!
Oh, thAsuocsssfal candidate for president,
~ shot in tho breast and daagerously
wounded. Theshot was purely accidental.
and affords another wasniag 70 those who
persist in carrying weapons On their per.
aona in flAflanco Of Law.
- =. =. ..so :. -. y y - sii5 IVA :
, Kernins win abort any grade or type OF
fever in few hoars.
CHARITY HosrErAL.-At meeting Of the
board Of adniniseFators Of the Charity Hos
pital, held yesterday, the following officers
were elected: ~. $500
J. d. Lichtenberger, sscrstaEy and treas-
, Dr.. A. Y. snyth, house surgeon. s..
DR.. g. w. Lewis, assistant house sur
Joha johnson, spothecary and chemist.
Aurich johnson, chief clo'k.
Il. John Ponder, chief engineer.
d. Visiting s1fGeo1s-Werren Stone, u. D.;
Z. Schuppeet, u, D.; ]. T. Newman, u. D.;
Y.R. LeMounier, Il. D.; q. Devron. n. D.;
v. Crime, n. D.; Heary Smith, n. d.;
Edward 4aszieoa, q. D..
Waiting physicians Alexander Hart,
y. D.; Joseph Holt y. p; I; 7. Given,
y. D; Robert BsZley, 4. d b. 4. Vsasie,
JONES, i. D.: Henry Bosom, i. D.; F. do
Roaldes, MD: A. b. Aiiss, n. D.; O. B.
CRUDE, II. D.; George x. Pratt. n. D. =
Resident seudents-David Jsmjson. II. L.
HetCalfb, Joseph p. Gilmore, j. p. Heath,
Charles s. xefoier. Henry Steinsu, II. r.