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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09

Ruiz master. Edward Nioolle clerk, leaves to;
morrow promptly at 10 q. M. Tor Ben Iureaud
plantation. The Willie returns on alternate
days. and does oil her business In daylight
leaves Tomorrow at .. NJ, for the lower coast
to the Greenwood plantation.
TheJ;, " Cannon, in place Of tho Robert II
Lee, will leave tomorrow for Vicksburg and all
way landings, Capt. VIM Campbell in command
J. FL. Mossop in The office.
Tho fleet United States mail packet Ouachlta
Belle In place of the J. W. Cannon John c.
Libano master, leaves Wednesday. as usual,
for Bayou Sara.
Capt. u. d. Terrebonne, of the steamer Eva.
received the following dispatch on Sunday
evening:
THIBoDAUX September 8, 1873.
You can take freight for Lafourche parish. as
heretofore.
by Telegraph
NATCHEz, September T. 1878,
John T Douglas. Steamboat Agent:
Steamer II. 0. stanard will arrive Tuesday.
and leave for st. Louis Wednesday,, the elev-
enth. q. ID, SEAMAN, Captain.
The st. Louis Republican, Of the sixth, says:
Capt. James Tschudi, after lingering illness
| of eighteen months duration, died at his resi-
dence, No. 1888 Market street, at O'CLOCK p. m
| yesterday. Capt Tschudi was we'll and favora'
! bly, known from his long connection with the
| Memphis Packet Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
FIRE ON CANAL STREET.
$4,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY EE-
STROYED HEX FIRE AND WATER.

At quarter past II o'clock yesterday NOR
ming fire caused by the explosion OF some
combustibles, broke out In the Chinese store
of Wung Chung & Co., No. 176 Canal street.
The ground floor of tho building, which was
occupied by the Cinnamon, together with the
Stock was damaged by fire and water to the
extent of $4,000.
The upstairs portion of the building, oc-
cupied by Mrs. G. Brown as millinery
establishment was not damaged at all.
Her husband and four children ct the time
of the alarm were down with the yellow fever,
and the shock and excitement had telling ef"
feet upon them.
The building Is owned by T. G. NJ. Lefranc,
but whether insured Or not could not be as
| certained. The alarm was turned in from
| box No. 81, by Patrolman Finn.
At II Is O'Clock Saturday night Dave
Shean's coppersmith shop, located on Patter-
son street. Algers, was damaged by Tire to
The extent OF $50. The cause OF the tire was
| sparks from the forge.
| still Another.
At half-past / o'clock Sunday morning q
| fire. suDpOsed to have been the work OF al
incendiary, broke out in the wo-storry frame
house corner Of Dorgenois and Oberl streets
The building, which was owned by .AlfreC
Periau, and occupied by MI. Augustin, wal
totally destroyed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
rHE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1873

streets, he was called by two men named
Toney and Thomas Dowd, one Of whom as
saulted him with O brick, while the other
stabbed him with @ knife.
The murderers, after consummating their
work, fled from the scene and made their
escape.
The wounded man was unable to say which
one Of the Dowds assaulted him with the
brick or which one it was that used the knife.
Capt O'Neil is acquainted with the .ac-
cused, and us soon as he heard Of the cutting
started to search for them and before this
reaches the reader he hopes to have both men
behind the bars of his prison.
A thorough investigation failed to disclose
whether the Dowds assaulted McCastatn with
the intention OF robbing him, or whether it
was a, grudge. The Dowd brothers are men
who do not bear an enviable reputation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
EsR R ~ d N AL.

We regret to hear that Mr.. Forester Dol
honde, the president OF the Peabody Subsist-
ence Association, will be unable to attend to
his duties ct the free market to-day. The
self-imposed labor Of Mr., Dolhonde, since the
Peabodys began to supply the needy with
food, has SO completely exhausted him that
yesterday he required the attendance of q
physician.
This fact should be taken as warning to
applicants for relief not to call at Mr.. Dol
honde's residence, for less than ever can he
now undergo annoyance. We hope soon to
sec the energetic and persevering president Of
the Peabodys at his post Meanwhile Mr..
Abraham Hirsch, vice president of the 1850
citation, will direct affairs at the free market.
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DARING DO DS.
They M0rtally wound o Man and them
hkip.

They Mortany Wound 8 Man and then
skip.
At haE-past o'clock last night Mr.. David
McCastan was brought to the Fifth Station,
suffering from a penetrating wound in the
right side, just under the arm, and scalp
wound. Capt. O'Neil Immediately procured
a conveyance and had the wounded man con-
veyed to his residence, corner Spain and Vic
tory streets.
DR.. barron was Immediately summoned,
and after examining the wounds said that the
knife had penetrated the right lung, and the
atient was bleeding internally, thus giving
McCastan but few hours to live.
A reporter repaired to the residence Of the
wounded man, but, owing to his dangerous
condition, was not permitted to see him.
The reporter learned from the police, how
ever, that McCastan, while at the station,
made statement to the effect that while he
was standing at the corner of Spain and Leyee
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OUR LADIES AIT wYTHEvHLLE.

The ladies of New Orleans who are sojourn-
ing OF Wythoville, Va, have evidently not
forgotten the distressed at home. The fol-
lowing telegram refers to an entertainment
gotten up by them In behalf of the sufferers
The news, which was cheerfully received, Is
probably the forerunner of further good
tidings:
WYTHEvILl4E, Va, September 7, 1873.
DR.. Chas. e. Kells. No. IL Dauphine street:
Proceeds OF our entertainment for yellow
fever sufferers $685.
MRS. CHAS. T.. KELLs.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Monday. September 8, 1873. !
Arrivals.
Alvin, Emma Irvine, Rice Farmer
Departures
Emma Irvine.

Emma Irvine.
no Arrive
Isabel, Emma Irvine. lower coast: Willie,
3. g. sta an st. Louis;J VI: cannon. Vicks-
burg; Bastrop OuachitA; Fanchon, Opeousas:
Assumption. La ourche
hoatmen's kel of Association see our local coll
Mr.. John Lysle, a we'll known Red river clerk
and most highly respected man, died Satur-
day might and was buried yesterday morning.
There was. g fire yesterday morning near
ap ptb an aack Of
The captain was MT able to help the fire laddies
any. but he Was strong enough to leave MS
room and form one OF the crowd.
We omitted to mention yesterday that the City
of Alton, leaving Saturday. took on 1000 sacks OF
salt shipped by Jackson & Fitzpatrick
the benefit of the steamboatmen's Relief Asso-
clation we have received the folloWing
AUGUST T. 1878.
River Reporter N. o. Democrat:
Dear Sir-In connection with and for the bon.
eff Of 'Steamboatmen's Relief ASSOCIATION, ;,
have been deposited at different places.
1t Is PROPOSED to increase the numher as ar
ds f'a as stated By enclosed slips, which
Being confident of obtaining something hoy ~,
the t. ial has been made, and upon the delivery
Of tho first ms alment, will r,otify you OF
amounts and where eoIleeed a als So names } 81
their power IN the matter of material 4 etc
A telegram a from the E. O. stanard has been
received stating that she had passed Natchez
and would arrive here to-morr, oW morning
The St, Mary. leaving to-day. attends to the
Lafo1refe business Of Capt J4e ra al
Sent. Toca clerk, leaves to-day for the upper
coSst K1nnervi vii at 70 pr9mpty Tho
inner coast to the Ashland plantation. J. A
Comstock in command, Messrs. Wood and Dean
clerks.
The United States mail and passenger packet
St. Mary, in place Of tn, Gov. Allen J. J; Brown
master. s. s. stIe"k clerk. leaves to.day at
o. 10. for Bayou Sara,
The fine and fast steamer Assump ion, II
Of tn Te e|er Gha fna IN
N for the Lafourche.
The semi. weekly Bayou Lafourche packe
Eva. q, D. Terreb0nne master, Thomas Knee
clerk, leaves day at D. m. promptly for Thi
bOdauX.
The regular and feet tri-weekly upper coas
packet Willie, in place OF the Mary Ida, }.
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just Back of the Ear.

At S o'clock Saturday morning, at Mrs.
Gardeners grocery store in Algiers, negro
named Manuel Parker cut James Brown in
ed him. Both men ran off after the cutting
and made their escape. The cause Of the diff
flculty was whisky.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09

having been poisoned. DR.. Klebs was imme-
diately sum moned, and, upon giving his opn-
ion that the children and mother were
poisoned, administered the proper antidotes.
At last accounts the family were doing well.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
Receipts aef Produce

QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Alvin
81 Dbs rice a Soeola-46 do i Roder 35l soks rough
rice K Thompson-l70 do D r Perrett-t20 do ] r
Kent Aco--i13 do Alien & Syme-1l2 do Forester
106 do Steward Il Thompson-s6 do Haspel-5l DO
r A Archer--32 do Kip e. Ruch--4l sacks potatoes
and srndres to 0rdsrTotal Ito bbls rico 1l4l sacks
rough rice
KENNERvILLE-Per steamer Rice Farner-1a5
sacks rough rice Allen e. Syme-76 do Kip & Ruoh--
sundres to order--Total %! sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine -
65 sacks rough rice and sundries To order
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"A WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
a Mother Gives her Children TOadst0Ofs
to Eat for Mushr00ms.

At half-past O'Clock Mrs. Evans, residing
a. +be corner of Jena street, made up her
mind that her children would relish mush-
,,oorn aniece and went in search of some; In,
s stead OF Of gathering mushrooms she gathered
+ sca t 70 tools by mistake, and upon return
Ing home gave her son James n aged ssys edarS 3
half Of one her daughter Ane' aGe anne Il
U4 and her and 1en eat tie half Of the
one left herself .,od xxbon che
discovered that not only herself, puI all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
sTRANaROATMEN's RELIEF AssOCEA-
THON.

The rooms OF this association were open
yesterday morning. -Four applications for re-
lief were received and granted. John Lysle,
clerk, died Saturday night, and was buried
by the association yesterday morning. Ten
dollars contribution was received yesterday
from the steamer Alvin, as follows: Sam
Evans, 50; VIM. With, 50; Jos. Sharpe, So; 2.
Arroyo. $751; Mr.. j. G.. Donovan offered to fur
nish liquor to the sick on order Of attending
physician. Four more names were added to
the roll book.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
TCOmmunicata1.1

Editor Democrat-The occupants Of No. IA
Dauphine street were startled by the delivery
of a coffin at the door last evening. It was
for Mrs. S. A. Coats, who died at No u, resi-
dence of Dr.. Kells, of yellow fever. The re-
port of the Board OF Health exhibits the same
error, JUSTICE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09

Alvin, Scovell, from Quarantine
Rice Farmer, DeBouonel from Kennsrville
Emma Irvine. Vallette, from Lower Coast
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
CITY Ea,saapEB,

Newton Mathews was run into the Cen trial
Station, charged with the larceny of ST..
Rachael McGee, for assaulting Annie Cook
with q brickbat, was furnished lodging In the
Central Station.
Geo. Robinson wanted drink, so he stole g.
bottle OF whisky from T. Malus and then re-
tired into the Third Station.
L. Raubion, for insulting and abusing an
officer In the discharge Of his duty, was
locked up In the Fourth Station.
Peter Schaeffer spent Sunday in the Har-
Dor Station, charged by O. L.. Brodat with
assault and battery and larceny.
Sunday morning some malicious person
broke open one Of the American District sig
nal boxes, located on the levee, head of st.
Andrew street.
John f. Angel, at the instigation of John
Murphy, q negro, was locked up in the Sub
Seventh Station, who charges him with as
sault and battery and shooting at him with
intent to kill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-09
FEVER STATISTICS.
FEVER TABLES,

The table below has boon carefully complied
and will be found interesting. suggestive and
consolatOry.
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W0RET4N PORTS.

Corunna, Aug 1s-Br steamship st Louis Reid, for
New Orleans
Barrow, Aug 22-sailod- Tmour. Salmon for Now
Orleans
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1TEA III BOATS.
REBb RKVEB.

REBp RIVER.
Ned River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
OIFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
ger tickets to all landings on Red River and all
railway stations In Texas. The best route TO
The e0I following splendid and fast steamers
Re bsree H G6 T. Toq koans T Eosas ro
Kate Kinney. 81, Silye . G ] tYyviupopr 1rpprR
1895 I ings on on Bed Rlveer and railway
stations La Texas.
FOB SHREVEPORT.
Leaves --.- 80, at5p.m.
No wharfboat charges. drayage or eoInmLssIo o,
will be- charged at mouth Of Red River, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans. In forwarding frelght
consgned to the BY m OF board e.
62az or st r. ane ' u.s. x Presden
j.. aSz2f o IS B s s3EH 2sss
WEEKLY GRAND ECoRE PACKET.
For GRAND ECORE, MONT.
80 p eomery. Alexandria. Norman's. Bar
Raz8azszzzsAsaHzszS bins and way landings $50 The
BONNIE LEE,
TN pIace of the New Bart Able,1
Richard sinnott, master Geo. Hamilton, CLERK,
Leaves every SATURDAY. at 8 .. II.
viii leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on P e. w. a e 81 Commercial Place.
| s.-Freight consigned to wharfboat. mouth
| of Red river. or to agents at New Orleans, fol
the steamer Bart Able WILL be forwarded fSee q
charge. 100
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BA YOU SARA.
BAYOU

BAYOU SARA SEMI-WEEKLY UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
r. = FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
l@zaAsglksltsS5 Hermitage, Port Hudson, LobdelHs
asSSsaazazaas" Store. Baton Rouge. Plaouemine and
postofflce landings-Steamer
SIT. MARY,
TN place Of Gov. Allen.)
j. j. Brown nasterv :; streek; clerk
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight Or passage apply on board Or to
jy31 yANNEY d WORK. 1o6 Common st.
P. s.-Will pay particular attention to r theI
Bayou Lafourche business OF Capt Joe Dali
feree.
REGULAR WEEKLY BAYOU SARA AND
COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at .. m.
sg@sss 49, Fob BAYOU SABA, WATERLOO
Hermitage. Port Hickey, Baton
asa8aSs@ Rouge, Plaauemine and way land-I
ingg-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
OUACHHTA BELLE,
In place of the John W. Cannon}.
John q. Ltbano, master, Thomas Howard, CLERK,
Leaves as above, returning down the corsEs
every FRIDAY. For freight or passage apply
''A '0S'N GEO. D. HITE, Tchoupitoulas st.
BRITTON b EPPLEts, 81 &sravler sC,
LORD d MOPEAKE. 4s Camp street,
au29 @. G.. WAYNE. los Qrayier street.
r. 5.-The st. John having been laid up. the
OUACHITA BELLE will attend to all OF her
coast business.
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THE asregOn Family I'm Vail.

james, Charles and ThOs GrexOn, it 10 al
legged, are the names Of the three individuals
who attempted to force their way into Mrs.
Fords residence by knocking the door down
with an axe, at the same time representing
themselves as being members Of the Howard
Association. -,
When Judge Miltenberger is done with
them, so says the police, they will wish that
they had never heard of Howard Assocla-
IiOn.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
September 8. 1878.
Arrival
STEAMBOATS,

Brit steamship Haytien. Watson. from Liverpool via
West In los and Mexican Ports to I & g For
wOod--4th d
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IN EMPWHs.
HCKsBURes. GwEENvHLAE ANm BENzDse

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 6 p. m.
- 49, FOB VICKSBURG, NATOHEH
ka Davis' Bend and Intermediate land
JOHN w. CANNON.
I'm place of the r. H. Lee,
William Campbell. master. w. a
John e. Mossop. clerk,
leaves as above. connecting ut Vfeksburg with
parisot'g Line for, all points on the. Yazoo. Sun"
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchie.
@. G. WAYNE.
GEO ID. HITE, Agents.
SATURDAY vIgksByR9 UNITED sTATEB
MAIL PACKET,
leaves f syGFy V sAKRHRhH p B. n hnn
Lagks Natehe Y, and all intermeaiates land
--4.SO VALLEY,
I'm ipIace of Natchez)
j. T. Muse, master, Andy Roland. clerk.
for, Yazoo, Tallahatehie and sun1ower. riverg,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
st. Louis
This boat reserves the right to pass all land~
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
sor fFSghhtE q KK ap ply board
J. Il. CARLIN. II TchouDitoulas st.
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ROBERT x. LEE
. 'OV e.

vEyBIs STOVE HAS JUST BEEN ~
1 duced In this market. It La naanufaE
In Georgia and Is presented to the public
canal Of any Stove on this market for all
hold purposes. with q full guarantee to t
Feet, while 1t Ia sold fully TWENTY PER
CHEAPER. by the undersigned.
JAMES II. REYNOI
General House ana Steamboat sn
Plumbing. Gas and Steam Pipe Fitting,
Ranges and Pumps.
90 ........... Raronne street .....s..
Between Union and perdido street
ap1s11 NEW ORLEANS, Ia. /
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*No further official notice was taken of the
fever in 1858.
tNo further notice In 1867.
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UPPgH COAST.

NEW ORLEANS. KENNERYILLEAN AND Coz
DAILY PACKET.
lI.h6E AMEt = FOR KENNERvILLE AND COZ
'azzSSasszaazssazsz=azzaa landings-The steamer
RICE FARMER,
Chs. Debouchel. master. g. Toca. eler'
Leaves daily at 10 a. M. sharp. Sundays.
copied. for all way landings. Pays partle8
attention to plantation business. For frelgf5
passage apply on board.
A clerk Is always on the leVee 10 rev
freight, foot Of Cont street: --------- aus
SPRING AFp sgM An iEb hRRA 6lzn \
WEEKLY PACKET.
am@s FOR BEN TURRAUD'B, W
laa1asfSsssIs HAMS. and all plantation landir
The steamer a9 ,v /
I'm place Of the Mary Tda,) !
Leaves I hYiH 12F rhGR a bSR' s 3F
Retarnin ~ d down " the coast on alternate !
and In daylight. For freight or passage
OF fe s91 f oh " W.. CoMAUx 30 Cont gtre
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, e, y
Leaves every M Mon 7 ), ! WEDNESDAY
ww, ~ g fok 1AShL & L g. P {.
ks Ascension parish. .DonaldgoI
AaaaSsssaAaa and all coast landings-Thes
stde-wheel passenger steamer
BELLE, /
Geo. III. Woods and Ohas. Dean. eli
vii! leave As above. Returning, Leaves
DAY, coming down the coast In daylight,
freight or passage apply 4 2n board or t. -.
p. 8. all freight delivarad 10 be- daytime
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SlgnaR service Local Report.
NEW ORLEANS, September 8, 1878.

Maximum temperature IS degrees: minimum
temperature II degrees. Rainfall.
The Colonnade Hotel Philadel phia, Pc, OK
bibits the secret of its great popularity and sue
cess by wisely maintaining It's old standard OF
excellence since its reduction Of rates.
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LD w EH COAST.

Low EEg COAST.
Leaves DAILY at o. N.
r. FOR GREENWOOD PLANT
R ASna ton. Terre aux Beeuf and all pia.I
sssassasssSzs5" tation landings. The new, fine al
fast steamer - II
EMMA IRVINE,
T.. NJ Vallette master. u
Leaves as above regularly. com menoing Aug Il
10. returning to the city early in the mornfIS
For freight or passage apply On board, heac
Cont street, aulI GS#
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LA F1E1RERzE q.

SEMI-WEEKT4Y BAYOU LAEOUROHE AM
COAST PACKET,
THROUGH TO THIBODAUX.
Leeaves every MONDAY at 6 y. m. and ERl
DAY at 10 q. N.
aaA a THE NEW PASSENGER ETEAME
h#aAEsSgs ASSUMPTION,
assaz@saSsszs7R Tn place of Henry Tete),
?. A. Chariot, master. N. q. Duputs, clerks Il
Pays particular attention to way business. Be
turning leaves Thibodaux every Tuesday an
Saturday coming down, the coast Wednesday,
and Sundays Ia daylight, For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to &
B. RIVET. 1o6 Decatur street.
2. B.-Has D clerk on the landing during tn
day at the bead Of Bienvilla street ~ receive
freight. Freight received for the LafourchfE
privilege of reshippng at Donaldsonvill'9
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WEEKLY GRAND ECoRE PACKET.

FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
lsIaapskxSSs eonery, alexandria. Norman =. Bar
Razs#zzaszzszs=Sh bins and way landings - The
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LIST OF VESSELS

Up, Czepved and Sailed for New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL.

A meeting Of the trustees Of the Floating Hospital
OF st. Johns Guiid VAS held yesterday afternoon
the oGfee Of the White star nc, No 81 broadway. Mr.
H. }. Corus IN the chair Among The trustees present
Cooncl wagstan. William H. GuIon. ". II.
wi-y, DR.. Thurman, J. II. solomon anu john W.
keei. Letters read from Mr. L. V. S.inc, OF the
some Fleming Manuisctur:Dg Coinp,n stating ibst
they would deiray tue expenses ot ono excursion a
letter from Max FIeschmann made the offer IRON
GaG X FIcischnsn air. w. ii Wiley, on behalf OF
iruit trade offered 10 dctray tue expenses OF
excursion horei oiorc. The rcceipi oi $3.50 IRON
George A. Clark Brothers, thread manu- uIacturcrs
was acxuowe lodged On sres A. sterling. manager OF
TIE NationsI Storage Compzny, uas nothed Mr. Gu on
the treasurer OF tue noatIsr hOsptai, that his
psny viii tow tue barge i've days Tree Of cnarre the
Nauonai Freight aud Lixhtersee Company has also
iendercd The services oil tug Tor three days. s. Y.
Shorthand Brother has offered tue OF Tug Tor
two days.
IL resolved that the nrst excursion DO given on
Thursday, the 1sth INST, aud every Tuesday aud
THURSDAY thereafter during the warm weather Tho
trustees expect with the assistance CT the public to
sncrd sahiary relief during tho summer 10 least
thirty thousand children. by resolution unaEi-
mousy earned the Rev. AIvah wiswal. who has Just
returned IRON Europe, requested TO resume the
supervision of the cxcursions.