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New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF BEW-TORK.... ..............'.'.''"hAf Il"
s,.,,sir ws.er ry Wlesero Bremen via Southampton
steamship g. T5snIsa Hamburg TsS F'Pa1Gdi Rg1 cS Co.
steamship veksbSIg Randolph POrunoe NewfOTk and West
tsan.g CITY Of Austin EdHdge Galveston via Key West C. H.
A ssBbS Rmiy B. Souder Burdick New Orleans Baker
steamship George Cromwell Capp, New0Iieans Cark Seaman
steamship San Jacuo HaLari. Savannah William r. Garrison
smRD sssRp eSsHpon LocTood CSaestoa H. R Morgan Co
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown D. u u B. Mek
steamship Regulator Freeman Phadephs NC LOArd Steamship
steamship Nsreu,, Bearse. Boston. 4. 7. DmOck
ship Carl (Ger.l often. Bremen IL Koop & Co d..
Bars hsys1t ST yo1ss aSS ok S sR mcuth for orcrs P
BsIS Mctau1 CBr) Davi, KOngsOurg G W. BsTteaqI
BARI Norton Stover Shennsn Havans. Miller Houghton
B Bg 1s sis BeS SS ae MoSedeo for orders Brett son Co.
Brg (BL Anderson Laguara and Porto CAbeo
Bs L. 81 Merritt Hartman sagua Grande James E. Ward
Brig E Thomson, Hqo2sr Fs5nnPiR. PA C. Loud Co.
schf Laura A DOi1 Msads Governors BsboI B. Weinberg
seh1 Hste E smith Bown O's Island iS B 4 " 1 Wps.rs
se6f Thompson (B Thompson. sydney C. b. C. W. Ber
Schr Maggie uesn Cr Poster ST. John n b. Brett Son Co.
sSbr Ell a s. GsIil Gssiil ST. Augustine Fis Warren Ray.
SoSr Hazard Brewster Georgetown c. Bentley, Glider
sesr mary Fisher Richmond IN Va slAsh' Petty
ssI E.. 9asoP PS g,q%9Is oo GfD3S M % .sfssS Co.
scbr yedde Turner Boston, ged FRYE & Co.; ~,
ss h NSSH S aTToS AToGd 9S u & gis6S hS Co.
Sehr Jennie LLOYD Hubbard, New-Hsver Racket q Bro
seIf l o. AcEs5 Mead stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co
ARRIVED.
McMicken Liverpool Nay g. and Queens
town itb. with mise pass. 10 Q. G. Francklyu.
steamship n g.. HeyDaber, Bremen May g. and South
steamship eager New Orleans May TO- with Ddse aud
Steamship Virgo BuEley pass Murray,
seaEnsiD Mississippi CrOve Heworean May H. with mise and
sasp FTsaeona Bragg Portland pass p.
Ames o- Ia
barrels r, ,,.... ,e A.. s,t
1r1 VirEo ISor) Meoheisen Liverpool 36 days, with salt
Charleston
Meteor (of BerDuda Dunscomb Hamilton bermuda days
StI ISs fof Bnxham) Upham Messns with fruit
Selr Mari Mankiu, Charleston days with railroad iroD
SAILED.
Steamships for Bremen vsndAh for Hamburg Washington
VI BrOOklyn Canada and Batavia iOr bYeTD00
Arga and Assga Glasgow; Of Austin Or aveston Geo.
n Cromwell sbd T. Soude New Orleans: Vcksbug for Port
Montgomery, savannah ChAIn
mon Tor Charleston; Dominion for Norfolk, 6c barks DuePpe
o Dsuuc Rosas Genoa LYDIA for LVerpool Giovanni Cat
d. Havana: Hans
Sue Fensburg; CrOwe for 81 johns r. k hrs LIz
4 fof Kingston Jam. Carrie 5. Webb, for Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 1.-THE InmAn Line steamship CITY OF London
sp, scota Lott IRON EewYork MAY = and Msits, Mckay from
Boston NAV Liverpool have srved here the former at b
Fra latter at O'Clock Saturday morning
For Latest ShtD Netos see Fpu' Pa0e.l
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

poR sAyANYAH-Ia steamship Son yaaato. NAV iI-hsnry
H,rs III GreatoreI J. j. Cue, Cohen, oDel Hiss OeGi
Ranfori Mis- Crissa Stewart . - 80 x,.
a.. Derkcr Mile Me. BOunelh, Nile, Deschamps,
y Dcnavap Maurice Goodman Mile Camille Dubois Mrs Harvey
DeEppg wife Charles Meyer Jose Garcia Perez u
iassy De George Rove Mr chsIoa SeO,se HyeeesI
Hicks Mr. H Thomas Gess and wife bsksolies and
wife NJ Leahy Mr. Rodgers and vie H. Mets Mar Rcsenhem
6 s YOung Mr.. ost-om, Mr. Goldthorp, wife ana
Trott and wife NJ A. Hensiurter. Jos D. silva, Wm Van
,Jn sr wife Prof Murray and wife Mrs Hbbrt Miss Ham
foe Mis- d. Hibba Jasp Farrell wife shdEnisn, W. fuls
ESrr Ar schrmp,on Johr B. Tanner wife and child Mrs r. ~
V,n MS NJ Vail Miss A.. Miss Mary Ms Annie Vail j. r. m
starr 81 Butler John able Ernest Lee Master Eddie VA
Ter r. Megs VIM Richardson. Mss Chanes Vs s
Bercier H. Percval Mr. Bartlett, Mr. Robinson Capt W. III
Thompson Samuel Cove John Henry Potter 'oun ~
Nfnenfori Mr. Downing. Mr. SrauSs. Miss Clara Cough - O n
POR LIYBRPOOL-In SeausSAtp Batavia, MAY H. Loue =.
Thompson Jules Douglas Mrs r. T. Mack Mrs T. Mhe ane
children Mrs and daughter, Lanmoor H. n
MrA H. Canloyle daughter. Miss La Bait " MNss9u
Creeth Leslie Miss Green Mr. and Mrs MatSrs M anu H
SSus Mrs. x. p La Bst " J. Ohe W. . SaRei = -
Hamilton Gray MrS Gray, child anu nllu ~ M &
WIN Vete and son Sir Lsihsm. Mr. Edwards Miss M ~ U5aI
Mis- NJ H. SAWYER NJ Bcew and seeretary JOIN MoNAo'
Sret H. Hughes W. s. veplanek, Mr. and mrS Daring "i
McRvoy Col snd Ms L. NJ Bsyne w IL nofAN' M n
Lori ~ Brspa r. b. Faooner Mark Twain and Parry MS L. %
Ss~ Mise Bele shaw Helen B. shaw, hrs j. A. SHAW, MlS
I,p shaw and msa K Shaw Mr. and hrs L. clemens
ch And maid Mas Clara Spaudng A. d. Weekt H. ZONES a.
Bell and son C. $ Ethes0n Mrs bell Mrs fHtnoA o. nAu
hpy Nm Cooper and Mrs. A. W. Penney Miss Ia N fehh
Mis- Minnie Penney c. H. Penney Miss Ellen Iuoke Dn0nu
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pASSENGERS ARRTHED.

PROM NBw-ORLEANS-IR steamship Mississippi, May H. H.
JorcsS W B. Raneker GOng Miss Maggie Henrques Miss L.
Aaroa, and IA in the steersge q.
PROM W-ORLRANS-Tn steamship orleans. May IL.
AeI Hay, aud children sMss MARY FA6e Mr w g.
beeer ana son MS ROben Miss Wheeler Mrs O. r. Hami-
tp A. Elliott and wife A. Thayer Mrs C. H. Pseter j. JaQues
ud wife child W IL. Blackdar, Mrs Starky two
cen and uure fenner, Mrs j. g. Wheeler
cb nurse c. g. spencer wife aud Ms A. b. Treat John
Miller. J. z. French, George K Payne.
PROM SAVANNAHfn steamship Virgo May l7-MrA jacobs
snd chd g. Brown 6. Ward William shanahan L. Johnston
william An sang Mrs T. and servant Miss Luey White John
Barry Green Hertz wife and two chuTen Burial ana
wife NJ Fletcher William D. G. Jones. H. G. Plnkhan W. H.
Bedep and daughter Brooks H. b. Townsend Miss
kloss A. Al Miss BernAle H. T. Dawson NJ Nls Miss
Annie Ward B.. x. Lawrence and wiie-l2 steerage-
FROM BRRMENIa steanshtp Donau May '-Reoeeea Levy
Panuy eyF and child Kapees Thek Pobemaun Legations
JAtb Shnm DR. Kraue Dr. Molendor Graf Baerem u j.
Grant George GudeSi A. Kh A. Rodgers and daughter Miss Nc
s(lees. Miss Ferry John Stevens, Carlos Bona
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. NAY 10.
No a.s.u,h,o M,,is

On SpS Nav letters taken the steamship docks and intended
10 90 Nv Supplenentar Mails must be prepd 9ouo PVe "
ss,ns ss no money Will received by the clerk IN ehsrge
Mai for HauI n s. closed al tbe Newiosk e'~'
6at At D. m and via Boston - n. On o.. .-..v p,,
hs r New ndan close the New iort Post sves I
a D steamship sails trom forA"u MO- NA '' -
m Dpe New. .YorkF Friday, at p. -, =. A., Ill
n s e De h Papers cents each which must DO prepaid
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GEORGE NJ VAN MORT Commissions of Public Works
y nELAFIELD SMITH Counsel % the Corporatlon.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Clerk of the Board Of Education Of Grand
and Ensts esel SATURDAY. May 81 1873 al
ck D. N supplying the COAL and WOOD required Tor the
prhle Schools 10 this fof the ems uing
Saw nine thousand OO Of less and two thousand
oak, aud tnOussnd O cords Of pine
d o or The coal must be VI the best quality Of White Ash,
Fp,oe Pgg stove Nat good order thousand two
buildings times In such Quantities
~ reouirei by the Committee supphes
s proposals the mines fom which u h proposed TO sup
the named accepted and must
& the price per Of th0asaod tao hundred and forty O
Of the various sses required viii be fol-
hundred CO) tons OF Egg
,5,e snd two hundred t100) tons Of Nut nrc
be Of the best quality te sk bot less tan
three Isl feet long lees than three 90 inches IN Diameter "a
% nine oo quality, and not less than three 90
feet N m Ths proposal pgst STATE me pee eI corr Of
eabc feet solid HeAse TOT both o31 abd
pine the eat for saving and phg PEE osd
g. ouST split only required BY be Comntee
inspected and measured under be super
u the Board Of BoocAt0o and nnst be
delivered schools foyws IWo% % o. me qoany required
oured supplies sad wood oob oeh Au1 pine
rust delivered ADd required split and st Oe p 20
De ysr bias Of the scheo bufnF e. may 9e ues
by The contracts tot 1pRng sao eoA
S1 Uoo 70 binding ui the Of June 1874 Two snfees iof
Will be required ao 1en prO
To accompanied by The gnsures and residences OF We pro
posed suee No compensation vii b. allowed ioI a. a.
and Of The sehoo puDg and png The same 10 Le
Vards CELLAR, vaults bans Of sad schools
Proposals. b. directed 70 he Committee on supplies tbe Dou
and should b. iuOd Proposals for Goal OF "
Sosas Wood" a. The east may BE- -
The Committee The night reject All the proposals TO
'''''a AspRs@ J: aSTaFwSoS Committee
JAMES NJ. HALsTED, on
DAVID WEfMORE, SuppheA
R0BBkr HOB,
Neu.YOrk. Nay n. 1874
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nINIATuRK ALMANAC.

Sun 4:40 7l3 Moor n''' l'lS
pAy-L
Hookl235 and.... l2i Hell 5ate fefrg'' $50
wATER THIS DbN-P. y
Sandy liza Cows Island 2l2 Heu Sse Ferr''' 100
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Brocklpn l)ropertn 90 fet.

ITO LET OF FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
4 FOUR STORY HOUSB AND STORE No lo2 Pineapple-st.
STORE nd HOUSE, No. 978 Futon-aye.
GORDON L. FORD 81 Clarkst Brooklyn
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nor SAI,F-A Very Desirable RESIDENCE,
uOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.-In che viii

WESTERN FARM.-0ne Of the best in Illi-
w nos, square mile under cultivation completely stocked and
equipped Would exchange for hAs Stock Of Merc6snds
- RuLAED 4 WHITING. 8 BeeknAn-St.
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GoruoraIlou Notlres.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
~ III Of Chapter % o. the laws Of ls proposals of pub
~, 81 in the Of the Mayor Of the CITY Of New
Yo In TIE Ctr city, will be received at said ONCE until
u4.v O'Clock. when hour the bids viii
b. op aud rsd award Of the contract made there
F ropoSs win BE- nosedfn sealed envelope indorsed PropO
ais for publishing distributing The CITY Record and must be made
ct conformity - the specifications aforesaid
The security will be thousand dollars
Dated Hes-YoTk May II, lS73 - - .
GEORGE NJ. VAN MORT, Commissioner Of Public Works
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Il zIsl:a|

The Be and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
the relief Of Debility and Loss Of Appetite Is
valuable Recoen purity b. the Poci Juurnal Arthur i
iiassall ~ D. Wenaorth L. Scott, ESQ.,, p G. 4, T. L.
r. s. Sold By Groeen omen and Cheuisis IN iAise
botles AZ p each Beware Of limitations Prepared By
.-..-----..'--.- Leeds. Bnglsnd.
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90 Dhom II map Gonrsru

GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
required will give best ay references address r. u Boz l'
Tnbuns Office
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E0R SALE or LEASE-Brick and stone MAN
SION sirz7 feet the Gty suitable for hotel institution OF
gentlemans residence A. II. RATHBOER, l75 Broadway.
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hotels.
5nmmer Retreats.

A CCOMMODATI0NS for ten or twelve per-
IA Sons In Orange Co. ~ hon from N. do.
term, per week Addresa Box 100 Blooming Grove 0rsns
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FOR SALE--At Poughkeepse, N. - very
desrsbe RESIDENCE high ground Of the finest oca
city The bu expressly for the owners
and nice condition, with furnace batroon gas &ei
liberal; possession Immediately Apply TO W. b. cob
LINS. 90 South Hamilton st. POughkeephe n. Y.
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Eonoon ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ IAMES PALMER. or MARIA, Ibis SIS

~ which applied hour daily directs the son car
laVe OF that Uniformed nose Is quickly
baDed 10 perfection them and without paiu Fce
Os 3D. sent carnage ree by sample post for $J orler
STAMPS ALEX ROSS High Hoborn, London Pamphlets sent
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New- Jrrsep Real Gstate for 6ale.

from Pinad New-Jersey the village Of WateTe house
barn abundance Of fruit excellent waters very deeraoe
residence garden 800 yards from line OF ouhu
book and Yok Railroad; pnee $500 $1,000 may IeRsh on
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, and owner will
retain half interest in company with buyer Splendid fruit Farm
Michigan. the PawPav River opposite
Chicago miles from St Joseph free and clear eae chance f party
going West q. H. PiEhbON Co.,
Auctoneers and Dealers In Real Rstsie, Pinest.
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COUNTRY BOARD for 8, for the Summer

" WILL OPEN on SATURDAY MAY 81. Two Cottages 10 81
with Board Special offered TO parues enagag
for the For particulars, address ,-, ,-,,.,
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NKlOHION liOUSE-GefJn AmDOy, ". D.,
l1 will open MAY 81 Snder management 500 ~ many
ptovemenis though0u bathing good boating dlrz
/. hours from NeW-YOrki fare so per month Apply to
S G. BARk. Propreor
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D0ARDING-A HOME IN THE COUNTY,:

I'D The underngned would inform Of the city Who
homo country dung hot Summer months that Be- has i
c0mmOious dwelling for their besed It Ocae
i've the Mod bag Railroad Depot good ro. ld
ant corner, and well ated for TIE
nature she rrnished splendid places of delightful Toe
DAYS OF Por further parcuiu aiaress hORAIlJ
GATES BraEabeen Schohan " T. Price day 81 HOEATID
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c. CROssNON & son.

HEATH HOUSE, SchOoley's Mountain
j Springs Morris Coany " j., viii June Two hoqrS
ride the City via Morris aud ESSEX Railroad 70 haeho" 'le
four miles by stage. u.,ppS corvv,x
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
ORLEANS THURSDAY, s.

OF General Candy and Dr. Thomas, were not
to eXterminate the Modocs but it was said
their conduct had been such that their ex
termination would be justihable. thus leav.
ing the matter TO the discretion of General
Davis; therefore, if he had ordered the
killing of these Indians, he would not have
been censured by the authorities As TO
their final disposition, no one questions that
they will be delivered to the government of
Oregon tor trial.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-The following
has been received: Boyles Camp. Tule
Lake Peninsula. June ,, 1873. p NJ
Captain Jack and Schochn were ironed to-
gether and placed with the other prisoners
in the small building adjoining Applegate's
house, under guard. Neither Jack nor
Schonchin spoke word. Not muscle of
Jack face moved.
Scarfaced Charley protested against the
indignity on behalf of his fellow captives
and said that none intended to escape, even
if opportunity offered. He obtained but
little satisfaction and retired in disgust
The usual Sunday evening services of the
Warm Spring Indians were dispensed with
and instead they held glorious war dance
till midnight. They leaped and howled
about the fire and INDUCED in other frantic
demonstrate ons of delight.
All the military force Of the expedition
will be united at this point.
The cord of General Canby's hat was
found in Captain Jacks satchel
Colonel Green's capture was made in
Oregon. and Colonel Perry's in California.
The question now is what will be done with
the Modocs.
FAIRCHILD's Rancho, June 3, p. NJ
To-day paid visit to Old Sleepy. on one
of the small island in the Little klamath
Lake. The old Indian said he had five Mo
IL ha al
them to JOhn Fairchild, as soon as Fair
child returned from Clear Lake. Fairchild
has Just returned. Tomorrow we will 60
for the last Modocs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
second Battalion Louisiana National
Guard.


A meeting of the officers of this battalion
was held in their armory, corner of Ram
part and Common streets, last evening, for
the purpose of electing field and staff Off
GERS. A large majority Of the line officers
were present.
CAPTAIN X. T. Wheeler, of Company E,
was called to the chair, and Lieutenant
Fernandez, of Company A, appointed sec
retary.
Nominations for Lieutenant Colonel being
first in order, Captain A. A. Maurice, of
Company b, moved that Captain Emile
Detiege, of Company A, be elected by ac-
elimination, which motion was seconded
by Lieutenant Deprew, of Company H..
The motion being put by the chair was car
ried unanimously.
The nomination and election of major
and adjutant of the regiment was post
poned till next Monday evening at eight
o'clock. The secretary was instructed to
notify the Governor of the election of Cap
tain Deteige as Lieutenant Colonel of the
regiment, and to request that he be com
missioned as such.
After transacting some other unimportant
business the meeting adjourned to meet IN
the armory on Monday evening nexe, st
eight o'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

The Emperor of Germany is Ill-The En-
perOr of Russia is NOt-Rattnzzi l
Sick and Verusuit Is Dead-Rumore'
Decrease of COrdiality between France
and Germany Denied-Republican Pa
per In Havana-The Carlists Attacl
Townsville Dutch War in Sumatra.
PARIS, June 4.-Count Nerusuit died to
day. aged sixty-eight.
BERLIN. June 4.-The Emperor William
is slightly i'll. He was unable to attend the
banquet yesterday and the review to-day in
honor Of the Shah of Persia.
VIENNA, June 4.-The reports of the ill
ness OF the Emperor of Russia is wholly un
founded.
ROME, June 4.-Urbano Rattazzi, the
Italian statesman, is dangerously ill.
Eighty-two heads Of religious orders have
signed the document protesting against the
bill for the suppression of religious corpo-
rations, and appealing to the Pope, the law
OF nations and to God.
the Times cOntradicts the reports that there
is less cOrdiaiity in the relations between
the French and German governments since
the election of MacMahon.
A special dispatch from Vienna to the
London StonduTd says the Car of Russia,
who left St. Petersburg several days since
TO visit the exhibition, is detained at the
Austrian Imperial Palace of Schonbourn,
one and quarter miles southwest Of
Vienna, by sudden illness. He is confined
to his bed, and the Emperor of Austria is
constantly by his side. The attack was
wholly unexpected. All arrangements for
the festivities in honor of the visit of the
Car have been abandoned.
HAVANA June A new republican jour
nal the Leyaitdid, made its appearance to-
day
official kilograms have been received an
nOuncing the killing of thirtytwO insur-
gents in the Guarymo mountains, and seven
in the LazarO mountains.
Colonel Felix Angerrio, who was attached
to the staff of the late Cuban General Agra
monte, has been captured.
The republicans are daily gaining acces.
siOns to their ranks, and the party begins
to assume strength.
The lose de Cuba ceases publication on
the thirtieth instant, when it will be merged
into the COnStancid. -.
The steamships City of Havana and Co
Iumbia, from New York, arrived here this
Exchange fiat. Sugar quiet and weak.
BAYoNSE, June 4.-The Carlis.s appeared
before Iruns to-day, and began an attack
on the place. No particulars.
PENANG, Straits of Malacca, June 4-One
Of the Dutch men-Ofwar cruising off the
northern coast of Sumatra, fired into
three British merchant vessels as they were
leaving the harbor of Atcheen. The At
chinese have sent messengers to this place
asking for assistance. The coolies here are
already enlisting in their service. If the
Dutch persist in war they will meet with
stronger resistance than ever.
The pepper plantations in the north of
Sumatra are going to ruin in consequence
of the drafting of laborers into the ranks of
the Atchinese army.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
PROGRAMME.

Racing upon the main track to commence at 2
Running mile: Prize $40. Entrance fee, 81 So
PONY RACE-S0t over fourteen and one halt
hands high. Running one mile. Prize, $25. En-
MILE TR,T-Mule with buggy Prize, $40.
HOUSEKEEPERS RACE-One mile dash. House.
keepers 20 rlae their own companys 3 horse to best
NILE s PAcISG-Horss to s buggy. Owners to
dTs Fs RacEMMs Eests ass 70 harness A.
MILE TROT, double teams of Mules with Float.
MILE TROT Horse with Hook and Ladder Truck.
Open to all horses of the Fire Department.
GREAT CHALLENGE STILT RACE. Prize, -.
FOOT RACE, of one hundred and fifty yards
Open to all members Of the Fire Department.
Prize, one handsome silver FrOntispece Badge.
The following sports will take place upon the
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL between two
GRAND CHALLENGE PIGEON SHOOTING
MATCH.
There will be variety of amusements, shows,
The track and grounds will be put in the best
condition possible.
Eatries for the pony, mule and foot race can be
made unit, up to the time of starting.
Parties wishing to enter for the other races
respectfully requested to make application to the
undersigned ou or before Saturday. Jsne IA, 1873
at P. N.
Two OF the competitors will be required
to make a race.
The fire departments of Carrollton, Jefferson
City dretna ard Asers are invited to compete III
the trias.
Partesi" shing to purchase the privileges for
booths restaurant, cigar soda ater and ice cream
stands shows, games, exhibitions, etc, will please
apply to the cha rman of the committee.
Music by the Nineteenth United States Infantry
Band.
Dancing the platform.
In case CT bad weather the dancing will take
place i'll the brick building.
Adm sson-Gentemen fifty cents; ladies and
child eu free.
LEON BERTOLI. Chairman,
iel l3t No. 30 CarOndelet street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
THE MODOCS.

Probable Disposition of the MOdOc Pris.
Oners-Jack i'm lr0ns-He has Nothing
to Say-Scar.Faced Charley's Protest
The Warm Spring Indians Postpone
their Prayer lleeting and have a War
Dnnce-Concentrating the Military
FOrces-MOre nIodOcs Waiting to sur.
render.
WAsHINGTON, June 1T is said by the
highest military authorities that the Modocs
could not surrender as prisoners Of war in
the sense known to nations where war is
declared in accordance with constituted
forms. Not having been so served, they
are not entitled to consideration as prisoners
of war. The order issued to the command
ing General, directly after the assassination
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
Court Itenls.

The omission of the word not in the SEN
tence: "In the First District Court ury,
not from the panel which produced the i'm
mortals who acquitted Pierre Bertin," etc.
in the Court items of yesterday, was an
error which caused great concern among
nocent reporter, who apologies and regrets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

Assessments Nos. l35, l36 and l37. See
special notice column. Death of A. c
Hearing, T. A. Mcdonald and Andrew Eek.
Payable at the Office of the Mutual Aid and
Benevolent Life Insurance Association, No.
10 Camp street. Amount paid out since
organization, August, 1868, 1921, ,755.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
FOR SALE.

EOR sALk.-ALL THE OFFICE FURNITURE
Il and fixtures of the lower office No. 10 Caron-
deiet street On account of close OF business, the
above, consisting of desks, chairs iron safe cotton
tables, sample racks office railng, copying press,
first class factorage or brokerage ofhce, Will be
sold without delay on easy terms. For terms ap-
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FOB BENT.

EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
Il cottage in the Sixth District, on state street
between s.: Charles and st. Patrick streets Ihe
house has all modern improvements The grounds
have front of 20 feet, by l1s feet in depth Terms
corner of State and St. Charles streets, at the
corner of Coati and Royal streets, to c. B. FISH.
mh9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

The thermometer at Lo1is Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 8 A. NJ, 800; at 2 P. M, So;
at P. NJ, S4o. Lowest point during the
night of June 3, 72o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
WANTED.

WANTED-BY AN EX SOLDikR Or p1rn LIE
w Union army-a situation as BOOK k-kEkPkk,
or in an office or store any where where he can oe
Of use to his employer. II there are any riends 70
nom them. Address Soldier" this ofdce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05

NOR RENT.-ON LONG LEASE, THE THREE
/ story bIi ok building No. Old Levee street
late DE- catur known as the Charm Coffee House
Immediately opposite the postofice: For price and
terms apply to H. NJ Robinson, real estate agent
Nos D and "a Commercial place. leS ST