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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
The Frauds i'm the North Carolina Mar
shaIs 0fTicp.

WASHINGTON June 25-District Attorney
Luck Of North Carolina, has arrived with
witnesses in Deputy Marshal Franck's fraud
ulent voucher cases.
This Is regarded as interesting az test
case, the same loose practice having prevail
ed throughout the South, and has been ex-
tensively adopted, 1t is alleged, throughout
the North.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
Russia Enlisting sailors.

LONDON, June 25.-Russian agents have
been dispatched to Hamburg Bremen and
the United States to enlist sailors for the
navy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
The Presidents visit To BOSTON.
Especial to the Dem

[Spneial TO the UemOcrat1
WASHINGTON, June 25-The President and
party left this evening for Boston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
Foreign.

LONDON, June 25.-Consols for money
10-40's 1o94 new fives, 1917 Erie 61s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26

set ON fire by the Turkish shells. Heavy
firing still going on.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
No Opposition to the Russian Crossing

LONDON, June 25.-The latest advices from
the Danube show some bloody but no serou
or determined opposition to the crossing
either at Ibrail or Galatz
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-26
ORLEANS TUESDAY, 26

moved to the debtors prison, instead of being
allowed 10 remain under arrest at his own
house.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Calico Reception.

Prof. A. Webster gave calico reception
last night night at his rooms, in the
Masonic Temple. Twenty-Five couples were
on the promenade. The audience would
have been much larger, but when the in
vitalions were given out the weather was
very warm, and thinking 1t would con.
tiDue the necessary preparations we're not.
made, and many stayed away. The ladies
were dressed In neat calico dresses, and
from piece of the same material neck
ties were made BY each lady. The neck.
ties were put in an envelope, ard before
the reception opened these envelopes were
put In box and shaken up, when each
gentleman took one and whatever necktie
he would get, the lady who was dressed
in the corresponding color was bis par,ner
for the promenade and the first quad, lille.
The party, though small in number, wa.
very pleasant one, and every person seemed
to enjoy themselves. The invitations and
programmes, which we're very pretty, were
also Of calico. This finishes the season,
and Prof. Webster, who has been so sue.
csssful In this city, will now enjoy . few
months rest, until September, when the
regular season will open.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
From the Earliest Az 9.

SCROFULA has bees the bane, and a. 1t
were. the curse Of mankind. Moses, in the
18th chapter of Levitieus. lays down very
explicit rules on this d.sea %. So terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
that person known to be infected with it
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jews regarded it as divine in Fiction
and believed there was ne cure for 1t, 1t
was then the sins Of 3 youth or . diviation
frotn the paths OF virtue were punished rs
long as life lasted. Happily in our day,
the silence Of medicine has been ieveloped
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
rOr by the use o. tho aSAMARIrAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim Of
Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, hlolchae,
litter, etc.. can be restored to sound health
in a few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are a. bad as those
OF The dark aaes We are well aware, Many
now fail TO find = cure a. we'll as they did
then, To all such tho Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradica,ins all impurities nom II. bloui'
and making the complexion bright ana
iealthy. few bottles " II remsVe pim-
Piles or blotches, thereby doing away with
cO.metis. M powders. ROOT HERB
JUICES $l.25 per bottle; Sent by express
to any address; -
DESMOND L CO.,
O5 Race sire ct. Phi adelphia. Pa
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MEDICINAL.
unkel' Bitter Wine
OE Iron.

y =. F, Kunksl's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron Will efFectuslly cure liver complaint,
dyspepsia, chronic Of nervous
debility chronic aisrrhoea. @ disease ,d,, Of the
disnrdered liver, stomach or 'intestinee;
such as constipation. 4 :tulsnce, Inward ia,S,Io
Of the olomach, nausea. heartburn. disgust
for food fallnsss or weight In the .ssomacn
core eructations, sinking or fluttsring ct
the pit Of the stomach. swimming Of tho
head. hurried or difncult breathing: dutter-
ings ct the heart, choking Or sutocatine
sensation when in slying posture dimnsss n,,s.
dull pain in the head, deficiency Of nres-
piration, yellowness Of the skin and eyes,
pain in the side. back, head, chest. iileSs. .s
flesh, constant imaginings Of evil aud great
depression Of spiri,s. Price 81 Per bottle.
Beware of cou oterfeits. Do not let your
druggist palm or some other preparation
Of iron he may say 10 o good but .ek for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron is not
sold in bulk-only in :! bottles: Ell. Kun
kel, Proprietor, NO. 89 North Ninth Street
Philadelphla, n. Sold by all druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
. Temperan

The crowds at the Temperance meetings,
overflow the tent, and meeting will be
held this Saturday evening, at the city hall.
Interesting speakers may be expected, also
remarks BY reformed men.
The usual Saturday afternoon temperance
meeting will be held in the Opera House
to morrow at $3.50 O'Clock. Last night
meeting was held IN the tent, on the lar 4
lot Twelfth and Market streets. There was
handsome attendance, spirited speaking,
and al were earnest and Jealous in the
work. Mr.. Wells announced that q larger
tent than the one in use hxd been Obtained.
and would be put up on Monday, The
camp fires are burning.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
u. F. KunkOl's ustral & e. #.
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair,

Hair Cleaner In the world. they remove
dandruff. alley irritation. soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling of, and promote the growth in q
very short time, They preserve and beau.
tify the hair. and render it soft and glossy.
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair. and a. .
hair dressing. they are unriva led; eradi-
cate dandl uff and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
>crud, itching, eruption. Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. Kunkel's
shampoo and Lustral restore hair to . nat.
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle 81.
AK your druggist for them or send to e. F.
Kunkel, Proprietor. No..99 North Ninth
street, PhiIadelp phia, Pa,
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speeaaa Traala.

Forty cents to the exhibition and resuFr,
places the ability to visit It within the reach
Of all. At us this morning the F.W. q b
R.R. Company vii i1ia special tram 10
the Exhibition at Phllsdelphia. 1t 70 for
the accumulation Of school children, WHO,
With their teachers tnd parents, can make
the round trip and visit the exhibition !or
10 cents. No parent should neglect tnis
Opportunity, TO give . days pleasure ana
amusement to the children. DO NOT forget
that the train starts 1t OILS this morning,
and that 40 cents, will carry each one OF
your children and yourself to tho exhioi-
lion and return
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Ce.opsPative Ochem1ng and Genuine
Life Insurance,

Cooperative Schenlng and Genuine
Life Insurance.
EDITOR NeRNIIa HEHALD:-1 ask If
you would kindly allow me small space
In your valuable paper which will benefit
the citizens Of Wilmington and other places.
The defects of the so-called cooperative
society has been great fraud on the public
at large. The scheme opens very invitingly
and promises that If people will join it, pay
certain fees, &C., and form 4 class Of cer.
tain number, the heirs of any of them who
dies shall be paid . certain sum, providing
the members assessed for the amount choose
to pay 1t and If the said class be kept full,
the amount insured for shall be paid, there
is now so-called W. B. Aid Society, who
are Offering very inviting system of insurs
ance, allow me to inform the public that
there never was benefit society existed
fifteen years, whereas, 1t Is not known of
cash life insurance Office ever failing In this
county, for instance note the following,
the Mutual Protection Company, Of Phila.
delphia. J. NJ. Dalton, its actuary and gen.
ersl manager made an assignment. The
company was conducted on the cooperative
plan, and members were assessed TO pay
death claims - they arosf; { has been
found imi possible to collect the assessments
- fast as death occurred. And hence the
collapse. There are thirty deaths unsssessed
for, amounting to $4,000. and deficiencies
in previous assessn-nts sec, 900; contested
claims of about $e5 900, making total OF
S175, 900. The deaths occurring since JAN
uary |, 1877, we're thirteen, amounting
to &43 900, While the membership has
dropped from 1900 on Jan. l, 1875, 10 700
4 very large proportion Of the membership
was in the coal regions of Pei Lnsylvania auii
the distress prevailing there caused loss of
over 500 members In that vicinity, alone in,
suraDce 10 based under the laws OF the STATE,
and unless they receive the standard prem
ium, no office can conduct it's business
rightly. advise all the people in Wilmiov.
ton, don't look for cheap Insurance If you
want good coat you must pay . high
price and never insure in aid societies.. Any
one wishing to know this will prove there
are more failures in other financial business
than life insurance. GLIB.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
POlicO News.

Thomas Hinesley was srrsigned on NO
charges; one for disorderly conduct and re-:
sisting an officer, for which he was hned
$40 and costs and $500 to keep the peace;
the other for assault and battery on John
Phillips. Fined $50 and cost. Washington
Ray for resisting an officer and for prevent>
ing citizens in aiding in making an arrest,
fined 81 and cost. Bernard La Piere, Tor
ysgrsncy. was sent to Fort Grubb.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Decoration Day.

Tho members of the First Delaware Bat>
terry, Light Artillery, are requested to meet
this evening ~ 8 o'clock, at the Water
Witch Engine House, to make preparation
for decorating the graves of their deceased
comerades on Decoration Day.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Strawberry Festival.

A festival for the benefit Of the Hanover
Street Presbyterian Church Sunday School,
10 now open, at No, S32 Market street, late>
ly the residence of Gen'l. Reynolds. Troops
Of merry and beautiful children, bright eyed
girls. and the inevitable beauty made every
thing pleasant. The festival promises to be
. success, and We know of no more enjoy
able place for An hour
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
AuntVeFsAry

The Sunday School attached to the Second
Baptist Church, will have their snniversary
tomorrow afternoon. The eutert ainment
win consist Of stngiag and appropriate sd-
dresses by Bey. WI Stevenson, K. B. Cook
T. F. Plummsr, and others.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
uinsP Lssals.

60 10 FIfth and MGdison streets for
oysters and clans.
Go to Freys's, No. II E. Second street,
TO night, for good lunch and tho very oes'
Of bssr.
Go to Fiith and Madison strssts for ice
cream,
Como early to Babcocks for snapper soup
to night, corner 4th and Orange streets.
Farmers and others can have their grlss
ground at steam mills, sos West Front d.
Go to Fifth and Madison streets for your
ice.
he,hnest lunch in the city, tonight 1t
e. T. Freye's, No. II E Second street.
Bsbcock has license, and will give bis
patrons . fine snapper soup iuncn, 70 n'sn'
at Q O'Clock. Cor. 9Th and Orange sts.
Those Of our citizens who desire to pur'
chase, the purest, best, and cheapest article
in the way Of teas codees, sugars. or spices
ought to call at Rigney's Hong Kong Tea
Store, No. 21S west Second St.
You better get around to Babcock's early
to night for snapper soup lunch, cor. f1itn
and Grange streets.
No doubt, fully the best lager beer and
lunch to uight at E. T. .Freye's.
Genuine snapper soup tonight at the
Barnum Hotel, cor. 9Th and Orange streets.
A new chart of Delaware river and bay
ID soon to be made by the Government ofi-
GERS connected with the Coast Survey.
Straw hats were at discount yesterday,
on account OF the cold. There was scarcely
one to be seen In the streets, worn by pedeas
trians, ......
Afflicted read.-A. E. Normandie, @O8
Market streets, the only agent in the city
for the Shaker Medicines. Call for cir
cular.
Wanted, all to know that Chadwick's
Museum and Ice Cream Garden, 10 now
open for the season. For particulars see
advertisements.
Gentlemens hosiery in plain and fancy for
Is cents pair. Bretelles french suspen-
ders for Is cents, worth. fifty cents. Also
hLe qa,ize undershirts for 38 cents, cheapest
in the city 1t John H. Walraven's 713 Mar
ket street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
in Ice cream. confectionery, cakes and
fruits, II now At his accustomed stall in the
new Second Street Market House. where
he will dispense these luxuries during the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
we'll known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR, he will serve all his customers prompt.
ly. and do his utmost to lessen the burdens
Of life by doing the tquare thing TO all his
fellow men. He win alse supply parties
and pic MICS with ice cream, and orders can
be left either at his atail or at hts house.
north. est corner Of Sixth and Orange streets
Dayl6 6m
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CHEKIFF'S SALE.

> ,.u.., ~.
BY virtue of 4 writ of venditlc1l as
to me directed, will be exposed w,s
Sale at the Lafayette Hotel ~ ~
street, kept by George ". Ol,i,.p .,a ~
city of Wilmington, New eas''' '"
Delaware. tn
SATURDAY, May S, 1877,
to o'clock. p, M"
The following described Real Esla@
All that certain lot or piece, o. Isas NJ.
the three story brick dwelllns; N
erected, lying and being slluaI,.1us, H.,
city of y ilminatOn, bounced auu ,t M,
as follows to wit: Beginning % M ",
erly side Of King street between .aSs nv
l4tl streets ut a conner OF iano oeonij
Lewis y. biey. thence by SAID s!ae
street y rortherly 20 feet 5 inches Uss
~r land now or formerly OF TnonaI,tS., M,
lin. Of the city Of PHILADELPHIA ,ius ~ ~
Of Pennsylvania, thence ny tbe ,iSs n
NewJin west erlS 90 feet to q slss.a ss.,.ad
sontherly and parallel to klDg smeG
said 70 feet S inches 10 cof1sS, tSs N
belonging to Lewis Zehley ., ~ sail I &
Wilmington, thence ny la'iu 81 Oide d
lev easterly ~ feet to SAID i = riuH n;ns II
street aud the pace OF gesInd1 vS.a
contents of said describsd lanu'
seized and taken in exeeI'Tud exec and N
property of Alexis ]. bofreN'
sold by npIrpB, sbe9
sh.rifrs Office. Kew Castle, Apf%"
SDr 7 3lwt>
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Hotel Arrival,
CLAYTON HOUSE,

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Norman W. Jones, Phila.
John W. Houston, Dover.
A. D. Albert, Williamepcrt, Pa.
n. G. DeCanp, Mansfield, Ohio.
E, Clifton, Rochester, N. Y.
g. r. DuDna, New York.
P. c. H4ines, Washington, D. G.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Justice, Philadelphia.
W. II. Stanford, New York.
j P. Comegys, 4 wife, Dover.
". T. Stevens, New Orleans.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
n. G. De Camp, Mansfield, Chic.
W. H. Dubane, Marshfield, Wis.
Q. H. Hoskins, Pa.
joseph E. Frame Media, Pa.
H 8. Laugfsll, N. Y.
Jesse Bingham, City
D. T. Chapman, Bait.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Rel igtOus.

Rev. j. N. P. OTIS will preach q sermon
for the times in the West Presbyterian
Church, on next Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock
on the subject, s'Jehu aud other furious
R-formers, or, excese aud deficiency In the
work Of Reformation"
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
The telephone,

On Monday evening, June, 4th, . concert
will he given at the Opsra House with
Edison's Telephone. Mr.. Geo Caldwell and
Mr.. Chhsrles Edison, brother Of the electri-
clan have succeeded in producing, clear,
even, resonant, notes from the cornet, clsr-
met and the hun On voice, and have arranged
to give concert in this city on the evening
named above.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
YinO Flies,

Tomorrow will be the one hundred and
seventy-eighth anniversary of the Old
Swedes Church, appropriate services will
be held. Things seeming very old to US,
are very new in history, the age of the
Swedes Church, takes Us back to the rev.
olution in England, which excluded the
Stewart dynasty forever from the throne.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Dentistry,

Tremendous reduction in Dentistry. Ow.
tng TO our great success as inssrters Of
beautiful gum ensmelled teeth, and in Or
der to supply the many thousands, we will
insert full sets ct the greatly reduced rate
Of % and SO, equal to any S25 sst made
elsewhere. Filling, Is cts. TO Sl. DR., J.
y: ste.ghson 4 Bro, 10. 1las W. ! s.sssle,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
q. u. A. II.

The Jefferson Council No. 10, Order of
United American Mechanics will hold their
hf1h anniversary this evening, at their rooms
No. 2l9 King street. The exercises will
commence st Z: 80 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Liberal League.

The Liberal League will hold . meetisg
at McClsry Hall, to morrow morning as
usual. This meeting will be made interes' .
iug by tho delivery of . lecture by tho
President, G. Clavey, on the origin Of
Christianity. After the lecture discussion
for or against what is introduced win be
invited, and any opinion may be expressed
freely.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours -
No Ice till head passes, keat, pin and
80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Send for circular. For removing seat, + in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for bSitie Of Kunkels Worm
Syrup, price 81. It never fails Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed. ali
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26

raw. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4s2 N. Front
u. Street. Branch Once corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, philadelphia. Ladies' and
0entlemen's 0arment1 OF every descrip.
ti0n Dyed or Cleepsed. ~ AhoeA Foath..
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
Y GARD TO THE PUBLlO'

The parties having failen9, fa,9, " amen pII
according to contract. l VIII VIII Nos, NJ
srum and Ice Cream GnraSSn onblicotJ
zoo West Fourth street, I! the Thers here issl1
urday the bth dsyoi Nay; ,,o Mussun,11
ADDITION being aided 10 tne Wing put ln]
the Ice Cream Garden IS on Ds,rs " yy.di@'I
class order for the rece Pt,HIsuasapt sndI
will be fOun t. Q must Pi' siaee y
family resort in the tity; ~ = music ID
being erected for q band OF n' 4
evening -r II CHADW~
apr2j WM' - -
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26
AWNINGS.

R W. Birnie, Sail Maker. No. 7, ras.
Water street WiImina,o on. .DsI:vsrs. Il Il nov nov
p!epered to replace ali those swninss
blown down In the last September aaic.
e Veil q those gone since, viii 10 replaced
v.tn N.Y. Il nni!dew.proof awning that Has
Sc.,S In .nS ~ o years. Prices TO sefrss.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-26

n. B. Ladies' are specially invited to call
Boys and Chi'dfsn's Clothing,
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The Love Letter.

Page l7O] State of Louisiana,)
Executive Office,
New Orleans, July %, 1873.
A. NJ. HoI5rook, Esq, Milton, VT:
My DEAR S1H-From information,
which believe reliable, | ain led to
believe that your old paper can be
purchased at a pretty low figure. l
think the paper is dragging heavily
now.
l, in common with many of your
old friends, should like to see you
ouco more at the head of it, and |
suggest that you keep yourself close
ly informed as to It's condition.
Should yon again take it, | shall be
glad to aid your enterprise in any
way ia my power, not that suppose
you will support my administration,
Except as far rs youl sense Of public
justice impcls you,) but because ]
know You will publish a conserya-
tive Journal which will help to build
up the prosperity of tho State, and
will not pursue the course of some
other Journals in representing every
thing and everybody III the most
gloomy and exaggerated co|ors, 8" as
to Keep away capital aud enterprises
from the State. Very truly yours,
WIN. p. KELLOGG.
II y. O. Democrat.]
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FROM EVERYWHERE.
Washington, u. G.

Judge Humphreys delivered his opin-
ion in the matter Of John J. Patterson.
rrlator. ON lal'raS corrnS to be r']raS"'l
from warrant OF arrest on a rrVNi>Illon
from the governor of south Carolina. ~
There We're present among Others Senator
Patterson aid two of his counsel namely,
MessrS. Cook and Sheilahrrgrr, and Mr..
Lowtlrs, attorney for South Caro|'na.-
The Judges opinion was elaborate. He
denied the power OF the State Of South
Carolina to vacate Senator Pattr,Son's
commission which must continue until
constitutonaiiy revoked in pursuance Of
organic authority. 1t could not hr said
that Senator Patterson was u fngitiv,
from Justice. as he was here in the dis
charge of official duties like all other
members of congress, and besides he had
acted in the capacity of senator years be-
fore the present indictment WAS brought
against him in the South Carolina courts.
The writ was granted and defendant dis
~, 4
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Wants a 500 Seat.
Washington Enterprise

1t looks bad for people to complain of
their lot OH this moral universe, but some
times they have u right to complaint
Now for instance, we saw parties Sunday
who returned from the Catholic church
and complained that they could not yet
seat. There are only two or three ben
chcs for strangers and when they arc
filled those who come last either have to
stand up or leave. What became Of that
seven hundred dollars that was taken in
at the fair ! we thought that was for the
benefit of the church, if it was, then uso
it for that purpose. and perhaps great
many more will attend when they know
seats cat, TIC had,
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Che A'roplr's 3'jn't;atcr,
POWER TO RANSOM

the appropriation out of Auditor
CIintons hands at this heavy cost, or
at u"y cost, they are unwilling to cen.
sure them under the circumstances,
for it seems TO be case of du,tss,
They had either to agree to the
tcrms Mr.. Stoutcmycr imposed upon
them, or lose the appropriation. But
yHur committee cannot suffer Auditor
Clinton and MIR. Stoutemycr to es.
cape from the
PUBLIC CONDEMNATION
which is sure to be pronounced upon
them when the facts are known.
Here is an executive officer of the
State, with or without discretionary
power so to act, undertaking to frus.
tratc, as it were, the Will of the Leg
iSlat"r by allcStiny the flow of its
bounty toward the
POOR, SICK AND DYING MEN AND
who lan%ui>h in tho wards of tho
Charity Hospital. And this, your
committee are satisfied, was done by
Mr.. Clinton for no good or honest
purpose. AS for Mr.. S,outcmycr, VIC
rann"t discover what services he rem
dc1cd to the hospital, or its creditors,
Which justified him in cxnrting from
them a fec or compensation of that
magnitude. He conducted no trou-
blrsomc, difficult and lengthy litiga-
ton.
ACCORDING TO Ills OWN TESTIMONY
gwen in our presence, there existed
no legal obstacle to the delivery of
the warrants by the Auditor. He
drew no plradings. nor did be an
pear in court. His labols were con.
fined to private, personal solicita.
tons OF the Auditor, of Judge Hawk.
inS and OF the liliyants, pa,ties who
it was pretended by Auditor Clinton
controlled an injunction which it
pleased him to cuns>lue as prohibit
ms him from delivering the warrants
to the administrators of the hospital.
Your committee are unable to make
a distinction between Auditor Clinton
and MIR. Stoutcmyer as to this trans.
action. We feel certain that any
practitioner of standing at the
BAR or NEW ORLEANS
would have considered himself amply
compensated for the amount of work
done 10y Mr.. St"utcmyer in this case
by Il fee of $1,000. We think there
ave gentlemen of the Louisiana bar
who would have felt themselves
DIsIONERED
BY touching single dollar of the
Charity Hospital funds, but, on the
contrary, would have taken pleasure
III serving, without fee or reward, the
hospital in a case such as that we
have commented upon.
NJ SlBlLSKl, Chairman (Dem.)
}. a. BLAFFER, Dem.)
NJ. McALPlNE, Dem.)
Y. NIDRlNE, (Dem.)
CHARLES KUMMEL, (Dem.)
A. B LEEISEE, (Rcp)
F. NJ. GRANT, Rcp.)