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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17

the Exchange salesfoom, Ses-lors
PROPOSED PUBLIC SALES.
Sales announced to be the Exchange
Thursday Juiy l7By Wa. KeRn,Hy. 80,
Legal direction Of T. Bartlett rcieFts home an 10y
$3.50 ocaict westerly side Of Secoadaye % feet so1ley
from One-hundred- and teenih-st.
~ Jcre. J0hnsoH, II.
Sale on IN. prue WILLIAMSBURG. Wes,chser County ~ H.
$50 a Of and be .oB by the in erent sized plos
By 4. N. Muller a Son.
LEGAL sale direction Of Kchan 49, Tuna relrree oe
and lot 25 91lOO located the eAey Of SeeondaTe
annL I.NrnI
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run Tises.. 443 1:2S Moon nses''''
ecu
ysn4y Hoos, lis 152 Hell 5ate Ferry. BAL
THR Dsv-g "
sand, HOOK 45 Cow lsaul.. 217 Hell Gsts Feu'.. 40G
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cALEyDARs-THu pAL

uBgRS-DAsIkn j.
237. .HAssvsr Pre- lns Co. tgt
onlinscn.
OBS. In the matter, &c, Of
Koi wood.
230. In The matter, ke, Of Lyon,
140. In the matter, he, oil
Kisgsisnd.N
2lI In tue natteIs be-, Of NC
NaTTaI.
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pHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

u ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT NuANhA w lAh'. W
TIE OIL REGION hr1BER DISTRICT or PENN Trans
viii leave Desbrosse aud C0-t ,nlt-st Ferries;
$3.50 liz. Express daily, except Sanlayl sih Pullman pa,es
brough CITY. Arrive SlnhgY, $50
Wlmsp5 $50; Lock Haven $50 Remove ll:lO mi Irvine
ton 5OS CORY GOJ; Ere, 74J Conlecat lvIe0n aud
CORY Win oil Creek and Allegheny r. R. Tor tho Oil Region a.
ErIe vita lake Shore r. r for all points Wet 800
$40 D M Ee Mail (day with Pullman Palace Car from Phs
delpha Sunbuy $685. WlamsDort $40; Lock
Haven no Remove Iryue.on 5lOi Couv G: lOi Er
7.5 M Connects AZ ryneton with OF Creek AID Ae-
cev River r. r. FOR the OIL Region; Bne with Lake shore r. T.
for all points West . .
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ERIE RAILWAY.-summer Arrangement of

IL. M u II II
II Trains taking effect June 3D. 1873 From C5ambers Depot 10
0amCscnnat aud Chicago Day Express Drasng Coaches
20 Bufal o and sleeping Coaches TO destination.
II mEKpress Mail for BadO aud Niagara Fails Sleeping Coach
m iDaiy Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express. Sleeping
Coaches through BufaO Niagara Fal CaeussIi Detroit, aud
Chicago without change
Po Jerv. g O. II and '11:15, 400 1890 anl II m
Goshen Mddsown, 70, 8, 1880 IL and lll5 S45
43O 1880 aud TT p.
Warwick, :. IL IN and $50 p m.
Newburgh 1880. 9 sld n a. n. alt 4:3O P. m. -
sudern 90 8. 1890 IL anu III 10 345 o. o. 1880, =
Rdsrwoo Hohoku. Aned,le and Rsmseys s. 1880. H.
al rs a "a 335. D. 9, 1890. and +ll3Op M: - - %
Paterson IS 6i5 rs, 1880 'Sj. 10 H. 11;l5. 1870
No. noon Hl45, 345 l. o. 5l5 ., $3.50 Il o. 1850 and
Sa@SE g. 7:l5 's45 and ll3O NJ 345 Sis. $3.50 n,
~" PSrs And Passsic Gas g. 1880 10 IL ul15 N
PDsaic ony ~ "l45 A. 5;l5 o. $3.50 8 Ioi3O aud
@ll30 p.
Hsisle Hackenck and Way l5 and rs as 3, 4, .,
and 8 D. m. and IL Saturday nights only,
spnng Valley AMI Way, D and $3.50 a. 44o p m. - -
Engewood g. B. 49, and $50 30 10 4l5 445, $50,
go and s7:46 D. m, and IL Saturday nights oniy. - -
CressE g. TO- and $3.50 130. 3:lj AIS, $50 $50,
745 o Ia and IL SATURDAY nights Only. - -.
SparkhI 5, g. 10, pd $50 $3.50 3l5, 49, 445. o3O'
$50 t7:45 p. No., aud - SATURDAY nights only. -
Peruont and Nyack, s. 49, AAd $3.50 $780, 3l5 445 $3.50,
$50 t7:45 p. m, ara 10 Saturday nights only.
BTns leaving Cham6en-st on even or han hours leave
1880 p at the same tune The sud II mid Trains start
from Chambersst 0uly.
n B-Trains N. AMI Newark Branch leaving Chan
quarter hours leave rgenbd 80 minutes earlier than
Tickets for and apartments and Sleeping
Coaches be obtained orders for the cheng and transfer "
BosdsnU nehundret and twenty aths Gad Third ave.
BOoEyni the CSnDa0ys Depos ard Of Agents AZ tho
sDalg tsupisys only t.Suudays MIdilesosn only.
JEO \. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
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IA Sedgwiek agt. Hughes.
IDA ia.Thr People. 40. Judges
Supreme Court Hrst yu'
DIAL Dist act The
Boarl Of Estimate
..Vermcule e. Al sgt Hovey
ct Il.
20i .Hohlueyer art Hofme1er
2OS. .PolbWs sgt Polhpvs.
2l7..ln the matter, &c, Of
FlOreBoe.
224 Maplesden tDolvenwend
go. In the matter, Sc, Of
Fisher
23l. In She matter. &c. Of Bark
halter.
232. In the matter, &C., OF
Boyle.
233,.ln the matter. &c, 81
knIsc.
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Goal, &c.

CIMONSON g. ECCLEST0N, dealers in lie.
y higa Mountain aud 6d Asa oGa faraae " anS
a.. 10 Ws Thnrgse DrASh onee sos wei' twenty tn'a
st. Yard 230 and 242West FoTS-'se0@''N' between D"' ~
K-ghtha1G
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Ccnntrp Dropertn 10 Eet.

A 7 YONKERS-EIalf price, two FURNISHED
~ HOUSES $50 aad SO per month modern improvements good
~ JAMES YOUMASs. YOnterA
TO LET-In MONTCLAIR n. J.-For the
L SUMNER al Moderate rent FURNISHED HOUSE. delight
fully all country slrroanng sabing vegetable garden
fruit great variety; also. COTTAGE In iccOsure large
grounds; yell sa4iel unsurpassed for children Address PoOnoe
Boz No. PIT.
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REAL ESTATE.
srw.YoRK. "Wednesday. July ic,

gEw-YoRK. Wednesday July 10, 1878
There was but small attendance at tne
Exchange to-day, with only three public offerings
James NJ Miller sold by legal order, premises loeA'eu
aud known rs NO. 80 Norfolsst. ...-. ..t
Mr. VIM Kennedy sold by legal order, four lots loca
ted IN Ffty-seventhst, and B. p Flrohild disposea
by legal order house and lot located on
andthirteth-st, east OF slxthaye. We append oe"
OF the above sal es. -. sales
We give the results obtained at the suburban f S
held yesterday the premises at Far RockaWai. tyer
Island, by Mr.. Jcre. Johnson, IT,, and by A. D. bioo
Son Il Co., al Plaiuheld n j.. mt foot ..
. EXCHANGE SALES, JULY 10.
BIZ ". Mlir.
Legal sale direction Of FIusis NJ Scott fre rl.
double tneuen housg lot % it5l located No W G
Wesi Sde 100 north Of Delaacey-f, 70 Caas Soen'
$23.2J0.
BY WA. KeHnsRg - IAN,
Legal s under the direction Of Geo p rgf'hsm, j. % r
lots 1O0r the nprth ade Of fihYeyenhsI ~
west OF rhrdave., 10 w. X. Stewart Tor S44,5ob.
BIZ n. T. FI,rcht .ox.
the direction OF w. v Mcdaniel referee
brown 20r991l located the north ss 90
24O feet Of sEtaye, ~ Geo ~ "
$4,000. - -,
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miscellaneous.
DAINTING

DAINTING. .....
Gentlemen ei5nZ the eltr for the Summer snd wishing
havr their houses decorated being fairly
thoroughly experienced ,ud who viii give II his
personal stt.ntion Aes. DECORATIVE PAINTER Box ll5 fnb
Once
SQUIRREL CAGE for SALE-A large brass
- with ali the modern improvements address 81
Boz l2O Tribune 0Gce
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242..Iu the matter. tc. OF
kirchue7. 80
243. In the matter, he, OF Loci
bart.
pa. In the matter, &c, OF Nor
ris.
$50. In the matter, &c, oil Dor
lard.
$50. In the matter, 6e., OF Dir
on.
27b. .Harshas aet Blskiord, :,
277..In the matter, &c OF
DurJea
278. .Lubdy agt. LundJ.
27a. .BinAst. Weston.
90. .Alnon0 sgt. Scott .
2S2. In the matter. &c, Of Bliss
ard or.
2S3. .bodwick agt. Fond.
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90 mhom II map Concern

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula. Piles, Impo-
Dnes Diseases GsneradTe 0uins by hEhRI OAhlkLs
81. d., la LeIngIonaTe. Mailed Tor % eenIL . . .t
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On ,n ,er SUNDAY Jaa % bis new and improved nae Ba.
more Washington az all Pols ia The South an Be- opened Tor
Tan, leave foot Of Desbrosse. as coranl ,'s {" fov'
DAY 1AIitS,,':5O a. ~. ~ 7, ,,I p, % 20 sisgtea
SSHGT ExpRass-5.50 ?. i Dat with Pu.nsa Palace
sl-e.ul Car. wash ,', g B1o' ~ mo "''-s'
NJ masking cose ~. e't 'f .l to' 49, .,,,,
a., I,i ap.5 al lie oFgas o15, q De Psaay,na
' So $40 BROADWAY No. 9it B BsosP%sy
NO. NO. .a5 BH0i6EAT 30 : EArTE@Y.PLAcE,
R Rse9T E E62T 81 p5sffiS6r5r
Ask 5r heSets via Peaas'l74 Az i"Is s poyo r.
Genera Manager Genera Pa 'eag'' As'7t
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
- RIVER RAILROAD Coa.slc1g hOSDAi Ju-e 25 1913.
5000, cnesgo ai ,ae AiPcs a. H. Ss5,,ogs spse oe.
Boffo ana Niagara Fsia
l0:4o "a, northern and y sstern EIOre,s g..
100 H H Montreal EiSres wa @ s. ii5r,
80 "a B19ress Daily seep.-zean for w.eroSh and
s.Jpm Pacific Express Dsiv ,eepnr,, Rochester
Bofo and Niagara Fa ALEC l Chicago "a 10Th l. 5 and NJ c
ii0J D. m Express, With sesgagcar, for Toy AL Albany
100 a. !. Ia. and $50 . H. PonrLEsps. trains.
$40 NJ. 4l5, $50, aud $40 p. NJ PeeAsAl trains
T G t 1s ' foH Tarne st. Depot, stopping
leave 646 s;25. lO.2Oa 100 300, AGO 44o 5l5.
Sanay lraiasEor rautoyu from Thlresht, at S:25In,
Tor PoSsaIecpsc from Fouraye ,ai ForeoOud' Station.
C. Il. KESDRCK, General Passenger Agent
= T. W -JI-AoLI DOA 1AA-ih-N AN-AA-'A'C-AD
SUMNER Ga.ASGEHEyr:
Commencug MONDAY. Jule % 1873
LEAVE EswIo4R Plha 2s SoRIa ~ Err iooi Of T1I,y,
ssi III ,son o. hi, aSj coucs;as Railroads:
80 =-For Fsi4epaa Long Branch, yiand and Tucker
14opm-Fo PlaaSipt, Long Branch Red B,Hs wAre.o~a,
and ucsers0n Railroad.
900 m-FoT PaiasS4a, Bnuca Red BiHi aud Ware
5I5Rm-For ong Branch and Red Bark
ARRIVING Is MEN, Ok:
50 a n-From log rranch a4I re. bA'A. III, ...-,,
l. Az P a GST vipe.ad ksiii ,S.'
44l5 m - From P P-s Pa' ~. a sJ lf' a.
on SUNDAYS lie $40 o. 10 tfaa Wir.togn ani neue-
F,Bs BETWEEN SE@IoaK AND PHILADELPHIA 50 %.
join :. COLR. Gen Ffesa. an pas Aseut
NJ " sEaAr. Superintendent
NETWORK, NEW-IIAYEN, AND HART
y FQRD r. , gi -. J- " lH 2
Passenger STATION Ncsior, Grand Centai Depot El4lce "
TRAINS L1Ays SEW YORK 10.
Trains for EewIl,yn La7s ?, 100 H,@S sos 30 e.Q5
ecE - int 2;l9 Log r. j. 10 Oh t5 y'y m 1P9i5
, Sq 5 BIS e 5 30 SO NJ For sil 1 30
AS $40, $40. 6:3j 7.2O. $40. olJ ,. Il.
boston BIgf,ss via s1aSai sos ani 1000 N 300 AL
S'lQ =, va shore Line At 100 la 9:iO T. r. RE s} M
800 p M At Saiod N2'E 81 ai Sni I,
S ssSaSos io' S TSs 500 Se" 90 "
trains connect With Conn River r at SEEced ami 800 n foi
tues Railroad, aud the sos N AZ 300 "a WI 99'a.3nS Rail
g'lY m VIZ 6 I aAS ~ ~ ge man R a. ston
sunday Boston Mail Trains 1908 SangieF ol0
DmSias ROOM cars o. Day Express and sspnsas Night EI
I n can so % ~ y y Tragsfr Co. OK Bioliwag L.
and 10 Cou. BrOoAyai VIC will also e-eeL O-ssase from rs
Fox uIleI information Of par posters hotels and depot
+ N REED Gs3l SaPt' Ses-i Wv.
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o;nropeau botei5.
GteamboatI an0 Railroads

--
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
n poutEetAe Raulout aud kingston landing a. CoE, yes
Point Corn vail Newell smluHs, aad AIton d AlANi tO"1N
from yesrs., Per So ever afternoon At $50 oeieeH
ATBFNY and TROY, 80; SARATOGA, SO 80,
"A By DAY LINE BOATS c. yIBBAHD and DANIEL DREW.
e ,,y S Z . TI At S YosREss rRRlT9wN ck
W frlbolu MiLTgA P4yG6AhEpslE tIAED.V S n Ss
SGRTlj Tnp tickets to WEST POET CORN WALL aad NE|'
gCRGH returning day 81 Tickets b. special cars and baggage
chegsei 20 Saratoga and snaon.- Il --l---------
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatonIc
ID Naqgsuck RsioliL Pare 81 steamers leave Ca'Ae'
nas-sip At ~ and IA .. IN. tsunav' eIeeuteil
NATSKIIL DAILY LINE.
~ steamer NEW CHAMPION every Nendy, NeinesiW. ani
Eftay al on steamer ANpRE% hteglR sys5 T.'i
NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI,
" tLLRSTOWS LINZ TO rag wEsT-Paseags- and Freight
station SsTTqrl, foS Of Lbsrtgs Come a. s9
and western Rhoadi Pps9~g With Ieta nd ssque,nnl
Pittsburgh so Central anaaiA and he~'iofE
''''S sUgsER ARRANGEMENT.
Co%sncnS Ja5 so 1900 teI as E st5y March
ChuDk, Tamaqua, wiIkssbarrs, Scranton, Sharon, &c.
Ia rnSiy Train 1r pennington B,son Bevder,, Bath, Mauch
GaaSs Wk'9s FGG nh5aS' Dsc, M :. aaeon via DEL
ESrayss daily Icspt und.s, Tor Eastou Allen
town Harsbsg and the Vest Connects SoHeryie Fleming
ton Baston Tor bauch Chunk Tnaqua Wkh.e Scranton
Tosaad WaVehey le, with through cars TO Danie Williams
Ibis A. NJ and 2m--wsyTr Trains for souervire
1850 p m-BxPRsss for Pennington Eistoa Bath, Allentown
MaOeh CuuE MAhanoy Cry HaIleton Sefia,oa BEAD
$50 m-Way Traiu for Elston. Allentown aud Beydefe.
$3.50 D. m.-Wag Train for Plaiuied
m-Way Train for Eaon, Allentown, and hAuch Chunk Con
meets Junction with Del. Lack and West. r. K
$3.50 D. m--Way Train for sOmeriie and F.em4usoh
D. m.-Nsy Train tor SOmeryile
b15 D. m.--WAy Train for Plalnieh .,
5:3O m.-EyESNG EXPRESS DAILY for Easton Beiiiie Ael
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C.
aud D m-NaY Tram for SOneNiie.
1901 m-(Emigrsntl-For Bsston
q:l5 and IL 80 .. m Way Trains for Plauheh. 800
Por Elizabeth at4:30 $50 600 $40, 4 1880 s45 800
I0;l5, II ll:i5 NJ ~ u 80 / 2 2: 559 9SS9 ~
500 el5, 1880 1880, II p n. . -
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fouses ano farms Danifo.
BROOKLYN propertn 90 LET.

TN0 LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No l02 Pinel ppie-st
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 Sasssu-st
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clark.st, Brooklyn.
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GtramSon,s dn1 Railroads..
? EW ROUTE .

OPENING OF THs ~PgNsTLyASn AIR LINE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17

NICOLiis SHIRTS, SIX for 4Os.-42 Regent
y IN, Pcosiy London RBgind-eonbns every moien ~
~ fa le,t gaalty fush. Gentlemen sasinT ior mas
,bina or supplied At - noqr notee 70. ,.fs ~ ys
49, made 10 measure. Carriage PAID % al paris Z" We mug
dom.
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.

CARATOGA-DlRECT ROUTE-Fare so 70
- through Line Elegant steamboats, d,F saIH1a''
seept.d at m Par 40 North River foot OF Leroii III
tickets return good for ~ DAYS only 20
S0UTH SIDE Il. X. OF LONG ISLAND.
Dstln Arrive.
$40 ,n-Man FOR P,,ebogue. connecting RocEAsV
and Hampstead. t:g9 p n.
$40 n-Roekssay Express. .''''':'''; ,,.'"oOsp a.
lO.iO nL-Islp Aec'a, connect lienpSead SRd Rock
Beach. .43O p N
l.aO D. m-Babpon Aeon, connect HemTseAd aAd -
." RocfswAT Beach. lO;3o D. m ~
3:4g n-Babylon BIp., connect Hampstead and
~" w. Roeus,y h..,...,.............R45L
A:lO o. m-Pire Island and Paehogue BIpress 20 m
4:4O D. n-PlIehogue Aeon, connecting RockaSsy
AAd IenDsssd. ......GoO a. NJ D
b.lOn n-Uemn,s,d And RoeEaaay Express $40 a 70.
$40 0. m.-Isip Aeon connecting Hampstead anu -
RocksEag. o'Vo ~
$40 o. m-Babyion Acen, connecting Hempsteai -
aud RoskAuaV.... ..oi4oL n
9:3Otm-Sund.u only, from BushHiek ave. for
Patcaogne. HeDosieAd, and koefaEAy
Beach arriving at Bushwcf At. 700 ?. No.
B.es,r, CHECKED Al Ros,ts Graud Ferries ~ T.. Souh
- q gnnerLn lenln
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DRDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nic
spi S11gstuck RsI roala Pare 81 leave Catac
rae 4ip Al ~ noon and II o. IN. (Suaays eIeeuIedl
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NETWORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
y FORD RAILpOAD-Ncw.Tsrs and Nea-illy-a UisIs,h
SUMNER AR. ANOeAESr COAMESCiSG MAY 2j 1873.
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4 FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBuRGH,
PouTEesie Ron out aud Kingston. landing a. Co1lsHs Gss
ont Corn vail Hew nluIs, saa Milton Toe hAhf fO"ELb'
Vestry Pier a AZ 800 O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

pations have been destroyed by fire when
one of the finest end most effective IRE
brigades have, with their splendid en-
gines, stood by, utterly unable to prevent
ruinous confagration. Nay, several Of
these gallant men, in pulling down houses
and rescuing people and property, have
been wounded, in some cases fatally. A
sufficient supply of water would have
saved these brave men by protecting the
objects Of their chivalrous efforts. Next
then, to the immediate cid of these
burned out people should be a demand
that the city government carry water to
all unprotected districts without re-
gard to the dividends TO be de-
rived from the retail Of water to their
inhabitants. A monopoly could not be
expected to spend money to save life, but
city which has purchased with the
money of the people the right to supply
water should comply with the obligations.
The authorities may confidently expect to
be Endorsed by the taxpayers in other
parts Of the city, for en- act of justice and
humanity toward any unprotected dis
trict. If millions OF dollars are expended
to build levees for the protection ofpeople
and property against the damage OF water
on one side of the city, what justice can
there be in Withholding public protection
for the people from destruction by fire in
another part Of the city?
Another reflection arose upon view of
these smoking ruins and these people wan
dering like ghosts around the seats Of
former felicity. We had viewed such
scenes of ruins before They were the
fruits of human passion ripened into war.
Our city was thought by some in imminent
danger Of riot and violence. One conse-
quence of such result may be the de-
struction Of property as well as life. 1t is
to be hoped that the burning Of six
squares. and these homeless people, may
not in any event be reproduced on s
larger or smaller scale. The confagra-
ton OF six blocks has been caused by the
culpable dereliction OF the city authori-
ties. in denying these people water tor
protection. ANY confagration occurring
from civil conflict would be properly
cbargeable to the ruthless ambition Ct
whosoever may have produced it. Let
the city then supply al destitute quar-
tiers with water for domestic use and pro-
lection against fires. and LET the politicians
Of the city look ut the sig burned blocks
and the desolate people. and reflect that
whether a poor family be burned gu: by
an accident or incendiary. or to settle
contested election. it IS all the same in its
personal consequences TO them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS,

emitting the holder TO one admission 20 the Fair,
and chance IN the Grand Lottery.
ANY person holding a number d .OUpor. Vas the
same chance OF winning prize il the lottery
those WHO use their tickets fos admission 10 the
Far
The Directors Of the Association having through
q series years resorted to every means in .htIr
power to keep alive and foster this association so
identified with the progress and development OF
the resources of our State, and finding themselves
at present involved to SxteGt that endangere
its very existence, have adopted the following
plan, which 20 Thorn seem the only practical and
certain way ofTals!ng funds necessary to perpetu.
ate this institution and place i upon basis .hat
Will ena Die IL to contnne its course of usefulness
The object OF the Association is to create q re-
neWed interest among all classes of citizens in
our coming FAR, and al the same time by offering
large Inducements stint late the sale of its tickets
10 an extent that viii enable it TO realize al.
@m0unt adequate toits pressing waits.
The plan adopted by the Association = 20 Issue
2c0i % tickets, at fifty cents 2 ticket the same
price As IS usual 10Y admission 10 'he Fair, with
coupon attached bearing a nun bel; the said ticket
emitting III" holder to one admission to OF Far.
the coupon 20 be retained BY himself
On the last day OF the Fair numbers correspond.
placed jh wheel, ard all OF the rri4cs ID another
when the grand drawing W ii take place unda: me
sipersI-l"s OF :Ae tollo-jn: al known gen
tIemer:
l! n. Mars Esq. Pres den. OF ',a Ne.i.ri.s' and
Agricultural FAR Association.
SiR-We, the undersigned, have received sou1
communication asking aid N supeTintenClpo
'he drawing Of the Grand Lottery on the gaiI
Grounds OF your next VAR, ant tulIv recognizing
Vie Importance OF the enterpiile which ycur As.
s0Clatlon has laboItd earnestly to establish aud
believing the plan y"r t.Vr adopted TO be thor
ough!S practical and Ne! worthy the confidence
ana support o' the public osre.!uiy comply ..Lb
your request.
Hoping your Association way fn,: IN Vii. va,
the relief so earnestly sought for - remain, via
GENBRAL G. +. BEAUREsARp.
HON. j.. A. WILTZ,
MavOr of the CITY Of New rrl.arA
. ,'1 Cavar2c. sss.. Patrcz Irwin, ESQ.
. ain's l. Day, ESQ, q. A. Whitney Esd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
Sly BLOCKS RUENED,

We hava seen this burned space Of nearly
six acres. The chimneyS only are stand
ing, four hundred houselass people wan
der around the scene Of their nIsfortuneS'
They are mostly poor people who sup
ported themselves 10y labor. They are
now upon the banruette. and draw their
subsistence for til. present from friends
almost ai poor 3. themselves. Society
should a: once respond by collections in
aid Of these sufferers. Money has been
sent to Cnicago. Il has even been exported
to relieve Tie !a,is:ans. How much more
important 20 uS to relieve our own citi-
zens! The sigh. o: the ruins suggested
reflection. This property vas destroyed
for want ot water. Long since. The Leg
islature gave to- company IN mono! oily
tie wight 10 draw AID distribute water
from the riva-. Ti..a corporators carried
this water where i: ~ou!i pay diyids nis.
and withheld i FROG: more distant and des.
ti.ute portions q: the city. Then this
monopoly was re.ureh.se! Iy .hs city.
with e .eyy ample allowance 20 the com.
niss!oners who conducted :he transaction.
The W::erworks we're paid for by the
issue Of city bonIs. and trese people,
who hay. been burned ont 70: wan: OF
water. were bound. il common with
others, TO make good these bonds with
their Interest. Yet square after square Of
the city occupied BY tks haGbles 0ecs-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

Captain Baker, one Of the most accom-
plished and successful navigators CON
nected with our merchant marine service,
has, we ARE pleased to note, been assigned
to the command Of that splendid steamship
the United States, of the Merchants line
of New York aud New Orleans steamers,
now in this port. Those whose pleasure it
is to 90 down 10 the sea in ships" will find
Captain Baker most genial -uG attentive
commander.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
An ELEVENTH. H0UR CHAMPION.

Il was very good .: lir. Trumbul! %
throw himse!: il IL. breach rs the cham
pio.. .: Mr. Carpenters bill! tie momea:
it was abandoned J II. su,hor. So long
Is i: had III. al support ., tie Senate.
from Wisconsin. NJ. Irumb.I! though:
=. little Of it H.: Il" submitted 4 count.
proposition. and stated owe: his owl, So
.a.,.r- that ~ could 10: ,.e... with tie
y:es, Of the ia: members oi II" CON-
ra!t.ee who ::yi-.: :. nv election ~
Lo'iisiaua. /: nmus=.: senator. 10 -.
and hear TIE hi.,oa> S5aatos from tbs
Prairie state L@:,ing Il, !enrnciat.or- a.
the head o: h!s late oYpoHe,. for refusing
to stan! up any Longer Ill defense Of !.
hopeless CO lse. Nc. on: Senator Trun-
bill but the age..: Of IA. associated Press
felt such cond9e:.s "e ~ .n@is.i:y. Poor
TsgmR1.i:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
ANOTHER FUSION FIZzLr.

That the meeting intended to arouse the
populacs into some v!oien: opposition to
the Stats government. and whicl. was
called by NJ. McEnery and his Legisla-
:ure at Lafayette square last night. was q
failure thorough and complete. We doubt
if the most infatuated partisan vii: deny.
The refusal Of the people. excepting few
hundreds 0: Sdlers, curiosity seekers. to
,;u. in AZ appearance at 81. and the total
lack OF enthusiasm among those in at
tendance. show coEclusively that: the Fu-
sion leaders eve. possessed the confidence
0. this community TO any grea: extent.
they have lost IL and i is not 100 much
to say los: It beyond recovery. Their
selfshneas. which pat personal anbi-
ton before the public good. the
exposure % tileis utter wan: OF
honesty in the management q. the
election and the characte. o: many who
have been appointed. or are popularity
supposed 20 De promise! appointment 10
Office. have accomplished: this excellent
result, OFT of~which. We hope. may spring
a better understanding between t.. ya-
rious divisions Of this community tina:
VIII terminate IN united and ha.I.a:ou.
cooperation 10y the genera! veal.
The indirect. though severe. Teor..a 20
tie agtators. conveyed in last nights fail