New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-16
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.
L0ca! lnteIliaence,

LoOos llIIClilIEUCC,
o. He MURDERED COMMASDER OF THY,
tIKGlSIus.-ln relation to the eabscriptinn
lists recently placed before the public for
Inc purpose OF raising fund for the dead
nero WIDOW and children, we have some
remarks to MAKE. But first we must dispel
me IDEA that has obtained among some
VINO can Know nothing of Captain Fry's
.;cpulslve and generous nature to the effect
mar he had received large sum of money.
come thousands OF dollars. 20 take command
oi The slfginius. Such transaction never
Took place, and all statements tending to
snS such assertion are uuqualitedly erro-
heous aud an.oDly proceed from ignorance
.sptain Fry having all his life been naval
officer. was untitled by his training and ed
ucatlon for commercial pursuits. 1t is
small wonder, then, that though indnstri-
Gus, energetic and frugal. he could not ssc-
seed. To win bread for the loved ones at
home he went to New York on the twenty
sixth CT July, to try and obtain employment
IN bis profession. The command of the
'lrginius was offered him at a moderate
salary. He accepted and the world knows
the rest.
subscription list is at this Office and we
:eeI that no urging is needed 10 max. our
generous public subscribe freely.
ROWING REGATTA. A match between
picked crews of the Pelican and Orleans
CUBS Will come Oft this afternoon at four
O'CLOCK. ne boats of the Orleansg club
will be used, as the start will be made from
'helT boat house. The course is to be o mile
sl:s:ght away down stream.
:URGiARY.-Mr. Charles E. Rhodes was
again victimzed last Friday night by some
bold craftsman. Mr.. Rhodes has bell
hpp nd In ,;,h,
Rampant street About three weeks ago
the establishment was burglariously en-
Tered, and the iron safe carried off. The
sane was found, a few days later, in the
Broad street canal, where it had been
thrown, after having been blown open and
tobbed OF its contents, to the amount of $75.
l.as! Friday night, as already stated, Mr..
Hhodes had another visit from a burglar; no
Soubt She same one, or one of the same gang.
Hhis sine, the thief succeeded in getting
away with $50 worth OF pistols, tools, etc.
Judge Gernon, who resides in the adjoining
building. was also visited by tie bold thief,
and robbed of a gold watch and chain and
some money. The entrance to the lock-
ami.L shop was effected By wrenching of
she lock OF the front door. Love laughs at
?Ucksmths," and 30 do burglars, it appears.
Ftdsmains to be seen if our police can not
Surn ehe laugh, as well as size lock. on :hs
asa..E!ng shieves.
FIRE 7ALX.-Pelican Hook anS ladder
Company No. 4 have had made for them a
ST.: new truck. Mr.. Schwartz of this city
o. she maker. The truck 10 Of the new
Boller patent, which allows the main ladder
90 be brought rapidly into use, and that, Zoo,
oitYout disturbing the other ladders. The
aeE patent tIller, whereby the tilierman is
allowed to sit on top OF the truck, is also
great Improvement. Mr.. Schwartz will
Savs Che truck ready Sos delivery sn
"Wednesday nexts
eSflsSIseIPpI's TwO's NEW noSsE-This
On sdel engine house is now Rapidly being
completed. Rumor has K. that house
warming is 10 be given ~ She boys at IN
sASiy ssayo
YlEEs At half past two o'clock Sesfero
oos: morning lot of cotton stored in a
sar1 on Tchoupitouias street between First
end Soraparu, was discovered to be
sn fire. The fire wGs quickly ex-
srsuished by the police and citizens. The
Boss was inconsiderabe. The cotton was
sbs property of Mr. f. Adler. The tire is
supposed to have been caused by some care
Sess smoker throwing a lighted cigar over
Sh~ ..Gcsa. NO alarm was giveno
Yesterday morning ac quarter past
sVslve an alarm of lire was turned in from
BOZ No. 81 a tthe house OF Volunteer No. |.
Sbe alarm proved to be entirely without
oauseo aving been given by some would-be
sok.Sse Il IS about time that the funny men
s.sat indulge in this inaLe and malicious
e?ofts should be taught a lesson. The AL.
ahorit!es shink so, at any rate. and are de-
s-snlined to bring these alarmists to grief u
SAer 90 Uoe behave in the Sus 1reo
SsEsyn -~s SISTER ar CHAHigY..-Sis-
0s~ Ann Joseph, of s.. Yheresa's Asylum,
osepaFtsS this life at three O'clock yesterday
morning after q brief illness. SEe was
Isusied Yesterday afternoon at shree o'clock |
~lth aH she ceremonies Of che Catholic
Ghsrcb. she funeral services were held as
st. yhesesa's Church. Some 800 little or
eshan girls, to whose care and maintenance
9Ae deceased like ministering angel had
devoted her life, We're in attendance. About
9fg Sisters of Charity. q large number of
she clergy and vast throng of the lalty
glle.S che church. Sister Ann Joseph had
o'eea a member of the order of Sisters of
charity FOR thirty years. She Vas q native
os Germany, and has mage en- tie %Ogld
% 20 d Arollne Zoe.
"S'o Coon BS STEALTH. AND BLcsH fV
SgsIsI II FAME."-Notwithsta nding the quiet
ana secret manner in which it was done, 1t
aas seached our ears that the coored EN-
glsyes II Administrator Lewis department. !
on Friday last saised purse of $50 for the
Snns 10 DE AiSsn to tho family ot Gapsalp
SSs.
eEssICEs ToDAY.-Ths services in Amos
sSethodist Episcopal Church, corner Of 81.
Charles and Calliope Streets Will be CON |
suctes by the pastor, Rev. James &forro~. |
Eours % service IL A. ~ and 7:30 j. Y.
Atgas gers are always welcomede
GsRRuTISG.-Au attempt was Wade 20 I
ga.rote Mr. j. X. Hoening, the we'll IsnowH |
rortrait painter, at about halt-past sleveD |
U'clocS1 Friday night Mr.. Hoening was
walking unsuspectingly along the street, |
bound, when the galrcter sud |
sl,nly attacked him Slickly recovering |
klnsclt he resisted so mantully that the |
{ .ieS incontinenly fled With railroad speed.
fo.eD-A box containing valuable papers
. - found broken open. by MIR. Henry
suot at the corner OF Franklin and De
s.rG streets Mr.. Moot turned over the box
and contents TO Patrolman kussel, OF the
second precinct. The papers IN the box IN
di.Ate that Mr.. Sohn Il. Jaquot, Ne. slo
e. = dr.s street, is the owner thereof.
gRewsED-An old man, sixty years
% sse, named j hn Talon, whs
aas employed "a a deck hand On
ehe steamboat Susie silver, fell from the
wharf, about hall past eleven O'Clock Fri
dag night, into the Iiver. and was drowned.
zine body was recovcd by some of the crew
~ The steamer Belle Yazoo. Coroner Fol-
we'll held an iDql Yesterday. Serdict-
ID occidental drowning"
pEsERTrR CAUGUT.-Asdrew HcGuipe, o
lpserter from the re venue cutter John A.
DIX. was captured on Friday last bv Cor
,bral Tlornt on, aud logged in the IRENE