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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-09-26

II ARTS FROM TIE. DEVIL or CuDid
- Abused.-A Book Just issued, exposing
the "PERSONAIS" that have appeared iu New
York NewSpepcrs: their history and lessons
Stylish Villains fully exposed. Advertisements
from desperate men to beautiful wOuTeTi Clam
dcStine meetings how frustrated. The HiStO-
ry of the G0Odr cit Tragedy, the result OF per
sonal!' Description of Living BrOadway Sta
tues Exposes social corruption Sent
receipt of 81 cents. Address, Unique Print
ing House, 81 Messy St, X. Y. I9-5.-eOw-I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-09-26
OBITUARY.

CLASSIFIED, in Allegheny township, on
Saturday afternoon last, of consumption, MISS
MAGGIE GLASS, daughter of John J. Glass, Esl''
decd, aged about 29 years.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-09-26

JURORS FOR DECEMBER RTERM.-Folloy.
ing are the names of the Grand and Ira.
verse Jurors drawn to serve at the ensuing
term of Court
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-09-26

Sept. 10, 1STs.-4t.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

SEA SHELLS, and shells worth seeing.
for they are very beautiful, will be on
exhibition, and for sale to-day. and until
sold, at rooms next door to Victor Null
Ter = on King street. They are great Gu
riosities, AS well as objects Of admiration,
comprising as they do the choicest spec
linens from the Mediterranean and China
Seas, the East Indian Ocean, and else
where. The attention Of our citizens is
invited to this selection. Every facility
will be offered the ladies to view and Sc
lect from these specimens. which will be
sold at the lowest figures. Nj. Henry
Miller. proprietor of these shells, will
be in attendance, to whom application
should be made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30
A TRAVELLING EDITORS. Y. Blakes-

ATRAyEL1NG EDrToR.-S. Y. Blakes-
lee, travelling editor of the Pacific IRE
ligious) newspaper, called at our Office
yesterday, He has been connected with
that Journal ten years or more, i'll the
discharge of his dutie. visiting, each
wear. most of the cities and towns on
this coast. His knowledge of the coun-
try and the development Of its resources,
with his facility i'll writing, make his
letters from the principal places he visits.
of more than ordinary interest to the
large class of readers Of the paper with
which he is connected. Mr.. Blakeslee
will take the mail steamer for Victoria
next NJ ,nday, for tour through Wash
innton Territory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

PERSONAL. c. C. Goodwin cane
to town day before yesterday morning,
but so quic. did he keep al day Monday
that we tIidn' know he WIS herr. He
reports himself Just from San Francisco
and says he is going out to Eureka. He
and his brother jesse are interes ed in Il
y oalisius qaartz mine ia Nevada county,
Gil, aud Charley will spend some Ct Lis
time between this and the \ atumn ovc-
there. We hope he may strike solid
ledge of gold mile square . . Gov
ernor Bradley is nj Elko-so we learned
from his Private Secretary yesterday
Controller Ho,sct is improving So
fast that ne will soon relapse into the
ODD. uni,,;tf,-stin, and unp.oductive RUS
and CEASE. to b. 4 reliable news item.
w shall. therefore. regret his recovery
Hon. James w. Heines passed this
way yesterday on his way TO Philadel-
,hi,. Re viii meet II iu1 II Coy, his
associate Centennial Commissioner and
the two of them will proceed III COM
,rny to the City OF B1uther!y Love and
meet There with their brother centen-
III Is. Mr.. HINES is ,uIferins, from i'll
health-his lungs having been i.npai ed
hy hot smoke from his burning house
and he takes this Eastern trip hoping to
regain his full measure OF health
Willard Hawthorne. the yoUnG fellow
who had his ch"ts. cut open and tumor
extracted therrfrom the other day Is so
far recovered from his dissectins as 10
be able to come ont for short airing.
TIE TKIrLs HrETH24y PAEGY.-T The
dance which took place ni9u: before last
il Richey L W:ili.msoa's hail 4, Elm
pre-. WAS very Iaree'tly attended and IL all
respects cuIAIirte Success. Virginia
furnished fr"' ,.vsant gaestS, while u
Ing ,un.,,er nom Carson jnlned the
fub-lovii.. tieniz-ns OF Linpire City. Ill
{ l,hatinl fhl birthday OF l.itavy, Han
son and NJ. DAD CaEi York was on
hand AID I-.dy-a wonGeiu.SiT Oh his
culllet ~h.i, III tllin, the figures aui
"tulkil. 10y the bow " Flanders aid no
hu.i to his wide reputation II. leader OF
tue dane; DICK Mails played hi-s fiddle
and did well. 4 nrstrato collation. w@>
Provided and heartily p.srtaken OF at 4
reasonable Aoar. The entire night was
passed Ia daLcing which I'll enjoyed Ia
the uimust. Yesterday mo nills ,tbont
five o'clock Billings stage drove up III
front of the .. lu>by b. insing back some
ten or twelve d.asipated Carsonltes, who
turned i'll for Il ,p and got up afterwards
feeling worse than boiled Owls or
anything else.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

BLIND TON vail give the good people
of Carson an opportunity to listen to
his marvellous execution on the piano
forte ON Friday and Saturday nights of
next week. Stone blind, untutored,
save az his own hands and ears have
TAUGHT themselves, this colored boy is
one Of the most surprising musical per-
formers Of the age, and a. such is one Of
the seven wonders Of the world. We
congratulate our citizens on this coming
chance to see and hear this phenomenal
pianist.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

FIRE IN WAsHoE CITY.-Through the
pohteness OF Bob Pixley, Esq, operator
at the Il. Il. Station. We are Informed as
follows regarding fire which took place
at Washoe City. night before last. II
seems that tine fire ~as started III an ul-
occupied house belonging to II - and ut
the same time III the cellar of William :
Saloon-a brick building. The dispatch
savs that there WIS - Coal oil thrown ON
the floor and ahiskty barrels turned
loose in the cellar ana the cases of wine
Set on fire but did not burn inside "t
that (William's) house" We infer from
this that the fire WAS the work of an III
cendiary and that the flames were
overcome in Williams store before any
extended damage had been done. The
dispatch further says that Powers bar
her shop and NJ Farland's uninsured
brick buiIding were also destroyed.
Williams saloon was insured III the Im-
perial Company OF London for $4,000.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30
A Housy full Of measls with layer

HOpsS futi ~ DieilSiS WIFI layer
or two Of whoor,ny cough is what 5 the
matter at Judge sam. III Wrisht's hoine-
stead He thinks ole Of Ills Boys Ii
threatened with purumon:a. We think
we have before ln.imated that there Is
mahy Iuensle here.
CHANGE OF TIMH.-On and after Monday.
Nav t. 1879. stages will leave the Ornsby House
At & o'clock A. II. connecting on Monday and
Friday v;th Benton. Colum!'rs. Biz, River and
Ind, D, n,lerce stages. Short It route for abnve
places from San Francisco via Carson. .No lay
Jag orr. D. u hhI'SfN' A8'h M
SERVICES il the Episcorrl Chnrch this
afternoon at : o'clp.k The bell will
not IinG.
No.Icn-So,n" party soliciting sppiicati.'nsfc:
! Fire In-irrnc. ha, ass itsl III t th, Liv rp %
Lo-.,lo1 ( ,;1,hr In~u-.n,,, Company have W H.
draw, tr"i-l lbs SITE ~ r. not It pr >. MT
tthi.!s Ils..s ia Carson sErh - nu1 tn irrt
al. TIE :Il~Ur s,rr lE,,l. waa ha nay h.. 49,
str.ns it, k"Y's he is ass rim H. N or ito
sccur, htls!It "Oa:, sPEO> ION
Ap-+-Iw STATE : GENT :. ;; :. \ Il Ius, Co.
DEBTORS TAKE SoIIcE-Nr Z. =. Rail is
h :. row !, II ..r AMI TAX lis aDnn.l = 'tic-
- .;S :. al Oil .,irp ic al oiG,T uut,t4nirS
n.at;trs: ani b. Il, SID. al liu- Ni,u uwe i1l.
10 .'c.ue mp AID pat UP al!G s4ujs ~ without
any further Note u irucrl t,na;i"n,- rms
hint ouch; t. D.. and b HOPES viii BE-, >atiic IT
10 iadu,.t' d,li2l'., IL 10 repair Hnt PIC. rye
tnu.r credit. wGri 60 t.c WIS.,: su'.,c!t ut.
Rad TiiIs-A NEW DEaL.--Frsnk HsI. who
has taken charge ri rh,aior Hall, informs the
public thar Ii" ,norc skatin. VIII bv inIUl,' in
hut that the oor II the hall viii b, put in good
trim for dan"inE. and II serial dan'e will b.
Civ, n every ", incsay night In erh is nisnag'
III, mt Ex,cllcc, !nU.ic VIII be engaged ior
tnrs, dune, :. ard the price OF admission will he
but fifty cents. :" that all who desire to while /
AWAY few hours in tAa; delightful snrt-''I.i'"t
can iII,,als. that pieasnre. The Lad !, "i,r e:
the. best in he -tHte. with good iisir.
trs:k iur inan'Ger Io,.l ti.ne n.r' alwHys De- .
anticipated. The first q .aee VIII take place
next Friday, April -, lS.i. apHHHh /
Vow - Til. TINE To :, ph,;ogranhs of your
residences. Scrip,ur~ X Fri nj have mrt'
l al tS,'tpe photography slt-,il i'y and ars no~
", u tTt.d 10 *. I'll -"rtS Il ,.tfjl nd arI
,.I ii. &C., .,: y. y 's,,-at PR. alI II T.
I'D, sit'>f- IT, Il! al-p publish = l.f-,'
49,, ,rrti.t..t, IL ~ r.~.u L. Va ~ at = iirtS
p. j, slit III u - III. mills al't. tnr Ct>nI.
II I'D tu,id.AS. LII :. Mountains, T.. Jtis' tin
tLiI5 t. =, M IL Hir al nj, in til All htlt .
.rs. Cal aai Y Unite IN ir pt'iIr> mi
,:Ii.,ly al SECOND ,try, app lite tue Or.l.shy
II us or al tn store of Johu g. Fox. APP?
-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

THE old Stone School House is under
going IL II. iiril trans nosriticntlnn. Ii
belongs to 'hn Fox aud he is having it
overhauled aud tixe,l up for d dweiin,
house with two tene;urnts Ill 1t. We
don't want to say iuvthin . to dis 'ot,r;i 20
the renting OF that hous" but if tn
ghosts of old "ep u.s." III epn"ks of
dead r,citatiops nmdth- shiveriu:; spirits
of defunct arithme,i,s. strlnglt'd grant
mars AMI m ri red vul,ar fractions
don't return there and make hi 3ht hi /
-ous. armed with spit balls and ear
splitting slate prnci, is W are Mt Il sooih-
saver!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

SuTrERLEY desires us to note the FAC:
that now is the best possible TIM 20
have your photograph taken. Dn'avs
are dangerous and if yeM lilly itit.
too long Sutterlev will be off on his es
cursion to the Modocs or sn:ncE h r"
else, and then where will you be? The
firm has been changed. See the adver-
tisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

CHANGE OF TIMy.-On and after Monday.
Nay t. 1873. stages will leave the Orn!sby House
vt & o'clock A. II. connecting on MONDAY ana
Friday .y;th Bcntcn. CulumhlS. BIZ, River and
Ind, p, n,lerce stages. Short Il roIie Tor aonv"
places from San Francisco via Carsoa. No lay.
taJ ortr. }. u. hhltStN. HBtht
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

SERVICES il the Episcorrl ChArch ihi1
afternoon at , o'clo,k. The bell will
not Yin1.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

UNITED SrATi MINT The wei ,ht ~
crude bullion. so.d and SILVER. rec, we'd
at the Carson Mint, yesterday, WAS
2.663 pounds. st LIT from B-icher and
Crown Point mills on til, Carson 10 ia
Mint, for meiilu. ana refining. Inc
cashier of the MINT s.ipped i.,l hisR'.
through Weiis, Ergo * Go. Ii unpait5'!
bars OF gold and silver. worm t",e,ucr
the sum at 80, -Ot, gong direct Il"
London. England, t. the credit "t tue
Crown Puint mine. Gold Hill, -v,ls.
F.. hit Thousand hal duiE!.: pieces we've
coined yesterday iro:a d,'ro>ites ot silver
made Tor that purposr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

M. I East Cosifi-;,.
". shore N..rl<rrcl.
Dutch Herring in Kegs,
Eastern = -" 81 Herring.
;.ny:i.h ss."At-r- in TinA
P.tted 3ioaters 70 nd 4 mt hovies
Pat ed Meats Spicesl.
AMI lar5, aSsorf Ia. II of Foreign d. licacies and
r list nflr.,n. Flcklei Ch-stnufs, Mush-
r. ms =, rntan > .ri, lies. p oe Fois Gras
J. t India Chm u y. East India Pickles English
=, XII, tSSo.tt,! icnin,. Russian Caviar.
n.,ubl, Rein Il lr NJ DIV, Oil THE b st table
8 Il il TIA .tittk-5. English Srures assorted.
, +, sh .'u!i cruH Pickles by thu gAllUu or keg.
hs b. 1t qualities Of
Wines. Tea.
Liquors. Coffee
aud and
Crnrs, Sugar.
Extra tn. Chart srd Sherry
TIN w.FE WIRE WARE AND CROCKERY,
tnd =, arg. Sta,.k VI Misc llaneous Article too
go =, rs ~ al ltI,n
-" !. WI;aur Hili I'll al any place in town
q lt -., Y d. ..,,r 1 for orders every morning.
..pu!., r,TLivERED FREE OF CHARGE.
,7-s.-:. .%"ii .t"i.-r Received Every
49, ?. + FOSTER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30

A TRIO Of lawyers, a venerable Wit
ness, Il patient County Clerk and t""
complacent principals Were wi'nStn-
away ut that endless ciiaiu OF ttSiiin'iii,
in the Sharon-Sw.a, MY wood case yes
t+t,lav IN the Cunit H,ns,. Il cost,
about thirty or forty cords ri rit.e .:,'i
talnarack every day that that lnqHisi'inH
is held.
The Virginia Choral S,'ticty ;re -,
favor us with II concert at tn Cars,
Theater Oh next Tu, SHAY uislIt-.ne GA
lnst.-su We are informed. In } t-,,4
be certain OF il cruW.ni uo"se .,..t, ia,
who attend can r,sI assured ri II VI d,
delightful entertainments.
The st. George Benevolent Sori y
held their appointed meeting On SHnl'f
and discussed their Institution aad ny
laws, appointed II committee t. comb,
the same and udjoarn-,i to Ny IL. az
which time the committee Will + port.
Commemorate II. Bioo.l iia:. h'','li
by Governor Gir'raey az
Of d, eds for tn, Sat- ~:
Nevada to reside in San Francisco, c..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02
The Police Board and the Brokers.

Statements have of late obtained pub
licity in the columns Of some OF the city
papers to the effect that league has been
formed between the police commissioners
and some favored brokers, by means OF
which a monopoly has been granted for the
loaning of money to the members of the
police force. We are informed by Colonel
Bray, treasurer of the board, that such
statements are false, and tend to do him
assures us that the board has made no
regulations which prevent the members OF
the force from borrowing money from
whom they may elect, and the percentage
they pay is a matter entirely between
themselves and those they borrow from;
but, to avoid confusion, the treasurer has
made it a rule to acknowledge no orders
for pay but those previously registered in
his office. Personally, it is of no conse-
quence to him from whom the men borrow,
or whether they borrow at all.
1t is unfortunate that the men are COM
PEELED to suffer large discount upon their
checks. Nothing tends 80 much to break
down discipline as poor and tiuetuating
pay. Several months ago an arrangement
was entered into by the commissioners and
Messrs. Calhoun and Schneider, represent
Jig the City Administrators, by which the
expenses of the force were to be reduced to
a certain figure, and the city was then to
paw cash. dollar for dollar. This arrange
ment was made in good faith, and was in
tended to be carried out. Both parties tc
the agreement took measures accordingly
but circumstances which neither party
could control prevented their consumma
ton. 1t is unnecessary to discuss these cir
cumstances at this time
1t ia the easiest and most natural thing II
the world to blame the police commission
ers when anything goes wrong with TIT
force, whether they can help it or not. Bu
it is not right to hold them accountable To-
what they are powerless to prevent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

The downward tendency in January con-
tinued in February, prices being depressed
by increased crop estimates, decline at
both Liverpool and New York, and re-
duction in the rates tor foreign exchange.
The falling OFT at Liverpool for the month
amounted to fully sd, and was attributed
not only to the liberal receipts Oh this side,
and the prospect of more ample supplies,
but also to reduced estimates of the guam
titv taken for consumption, mainly owing
to the mills running more on the higher
counts, and to the depressed condition of
trade. In that market, as well as in our
own, the better qualities gave way less than
the lower. On this side, middling gave
way by the close of the month ~ u SEC, low
middling - &c, good ordinary 70 al c,
and ordinary IL. a lac. But this applied
to lists with only the usual quantity of
dust; and ordinary, when more than usually
dusty and sandy, was unstable unless
at reduction from the inside quota
tons for that grade. Even then, however,
when offered at what appeared to be de-
propOrtiOnately low figures compared with
moderately clean cotton, the supply was
greatly in excess of the demand. It would
be difficult to estimate the losses incurred
on these unstable descriptions. In many
cases they were bought by country mer-
chants from field hands and planters at the
ruling price for clean, or at very slight
reduction, and tie loss ranged from 81 to O
per bale But independently of this loss
these low cottons caused great iaoNnvenienCe
from the large amount of capital necessary
| to carry them. The closing rates com
| pared with the previous month and the
| preceding year is as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02
aan nniIu Ne1rs has been COM

The London Daily Ne,cs has been COM
nar;ng the statistics of American and Eng
lish railroads, and is greatly surprised TO
find that American locomotives do more
work and earn more money than the Eng
fish ones. Figures show that American
locomotives earn on an average seventy
per cent more than English locomotives,
and do more than double as much work
The Ners is so much surprised at these
facts that it chooses to believe that the
figures are wrong rather than to acknowi-
edge the superior excellence OF American
workmanship. ada.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

THIRD DISTRICT REGATTA-There was
not much ado over a regatta down in the
Third District. vet there was sailing
match but only first class boats appeared.
The stakes were at the head of Montegut
street and at the Slaughterhouse point,
about three miles. The Harry Horn won
the race. and it took her three hours to ac-
complish it, The first half was made in fifty
three minutes. not because the boat is slow,
but because the wind was. There was no
breeze worth speaking of, consequently the
sailing was nearly failure. Better luck
next time
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02
Governor kellogg.

The Governor spen. short time at the
Executive Department yesterday, having
sufficiently recovered from his late indispo-
sition to enable him to give some attention
to the business of his office 1t behoOves
him to be careful, however, as relapse
might prove more serious than the first
attack With little care he will soon re-
gain his health and vigor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

The highest point in the month was at the
close of the first week. when low middling
was quoted at POPS a 2lc, and the lowest at
the close.
The rally late in September was followed
by continued upward tendency in Octo-
Der. especially in the medium and better
qualities, the controlling elements being
favorable accounts from Manchester,
rapid reduction in the stock AT Liverpool,
and, with regard to American descriptions
in particular. the supplies OF spiEners being
reduced to a very low point. Later in the
month, however, in sympathy with retro
grade movement in Liverpool, prices re-
ceded 4ac, bu, soon recovered, and the
month closed at a net improvement of
% lac in middling and the grades below,
and Is a 4c in strict middIing and good
middling. The following gives the closing
quotations compared with those of the pre-
yious month and the preceding year:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

OFFICIAL MoRTUARY REPORT.-Dr. S. c.
Russell. secretary of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this CITY for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six O'Clock was 1870. The
causes of death were as follows:
Two Of albuminuria, l OF angina, l OF
Bright's disease, of cancer of the brain.
l of cancer of the rectum, OF chorea,
of catarrh. | OF cholera infantum, OF
cirrhosis Of liver, of congestion of the
brain, IS of consumption. of infantile
commissions. 2 of cyanosis, 2 of adult debil-
ity. of infantlle debility. l of delirium
tremens, Of diarrhea. 3 of chronic diarrhea,
| OF dropsv Of brain, 3 drowned, OF dys-
EMERY, of empyemia, of bilious fever: II
of congestiye fever. of gastric fever, g OF
malarial fever. 2 of typhoid fever, l OF
hemorrhage. of hemorrage from lungs, |
of hemorrage from naval, of disease OF
the heart. of hopping cough, OF lntiam-
nation of the bladder, ! OF inflammation
of the bowels, of Inflammation OF the
brain, of Inflammation Of the liver, l OF
Inflammation of the hip joint, OF
intemperance. | of iaundice, l of adult
marasmus, 8 of intantile marasmus,
of meningitis | Of cerbero spinal
meningitis. | Of old age, l of paralysis,
l of pleurisy, 2 OF pneumonia, of prema-
ture birth, of spina bifida, 3 OF teething,
of iris nascentium, of tables mesenterlca,
l of tuberculosis, | not stated and II still
born.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

The Masonic fraternity have under way
at least four million dollars worth of new
halls. most of which will be completed this
year. The one in Philadelphia is the most
magnificent structure of the kind in the
country. and when furnished and entirely
completed will be worth at least s. ,o00,ooo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02
ANNUAL REVIEW
OF THE
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
September 1, 1878.

As we issue no paper on Monday, we have
been compelled to defer the publication of
our annual review of the market till to-day,
which enables US to add to it the following
tables from the New Orleans Price CMrent,
which appeared yesterday in an enlarged
form, with substantial evidences OF the
favor in which it is held by our commercial
classes:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

Coal oil saturators have changed their
base, probably for only a short space, from
New Orleans to Carrollton. One of the
fendish tribe made an attempt on small
house near the head of Washington street,
and had not lively policeman had his
eyes wide open when the flames com
menced there would have been sad loss
of property.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

Row on GIRoD STREET.-Zeno Castine Is
not altogether popular with some OF his &C.
auaintances, and they made him aware OF
that fact last Sunday evening by cutting
and slashing his body without mercy. In
fact they nearly murdered him, and proba-
bly, would have given tue coroner bit OF
work HAD not the police interfered. He
was sent 10 the Charity Hospital: Only
one of the assailants-Harry Robinson
was arrested Zenos wife was arrested
yesterday, as az accessory to the attempt
to kill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

DRowNED.-Peter Williams, deck hand
on the steamboat Favorite, accidentally fell
overheard at Black Bay, Annite river, and
was drowned. Deceased belonged to New
0rleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

A FEMALE SwIsDLER.-it is related that
an apology Tor female confidence woman
yesterday visited a store on Magazine
street and presented what purported to be
an order from well known lady for thirty
yards of alpaca but one OF the proprietors
easily discovered that it was a swindle. If
he was so quick to discover that the order
was forgery why did he not detain the
woman! Miss Confidence walked Oft at
her leisure, but without the coveted alpaca
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

Mr. Louis Frigerio, No SO Charities street.
reports the weather for the past TWO
days as follows:
- "a; aPn sP, 30 a.
August 81. ........... 81 Ss Ss
September 1........ 70 20 OF
Lowest point during the night of August
81, $50. Rain August 81, one-fifth OF an
inch. Rain September l, one-tenth OF an
inch i...a, as4 @ le Deg ,s