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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
8. IL. Onvis, Jr., Ns. Il. ScRMIOn.

CfNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. a0S7-By virtue of q writ of seizure
and sale to lie direosed by the honorable tho
Sixth District Court for tho parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. l will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Gao
nal and Custom house streets, in the Second Dis.
tnct of this city. SATURDAY, October II, 1879.
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following described props
erty, TO wit
IA CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon, su,?
all the rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances
etUated in tt. FIRST District of this city. IN tho
square bounded by Ielpomen@, Locust, Terps
sichore and Magnolia sire cts, designated by tho
number four plan II stde ny L. ReZensteiu, dc.
posted in the records of Z. Barnett, notary pub.
lie. III this city, of date twentieth December. 1863:
which lot humber four fUrms a corner OF Mes
pomene and Locust streets, and fronts thrty-...s
feet ten inches two lines or. the said MelpOmsue
one hundred and twenty seven feet nine inches.
Beng the same property acquired by the des
fen.aEt herein ty purchase from Michael !. I.ss
nan. b.. act passed before Richard Brennan then a
nrt'T ..Dl.c ia sls!s city. rI :hS ?"ent htrS car
% ..ir.'y, sGJs
So CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
vi 'he buildings and improvements there0f!s
sI.', =, ways y. .ieges and appurtenances there
ate She district and SO uare as the lot above
described, aud GrsI.Batei by the number five
tn. plan above referee. &. which said lot of ground
measures tliy.v-Su. ..Ct ve; inches in front on
Melpomrne stree. Nv ore hundred and twenty
seven Feet :."t.. il. dep. setwses parable:
zines.
Bein: TIE same :,.p.yt. l'.ired by the defend.
al, herei. t.v purchase from VI rhae J. Brennan b..
al act passtt! before sad Richard Brennan. Gptli.,
Or the tliVt. eth day of June, 1906.
Seized III III. above sIIi'.
!.rtn.-Ca.l. on the spot.
W p. HARPER
NO n fia ri, nfD rIa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
Shreveport Items.

We ...raa: ~. following from Tie
Sbre:...":: Ia!es 9: .Ae :ve.:y-t::h u
slant.
Eoss:e- parish yesterday se-: .vo wager
loads Of chickens. eggs, exc. That is he
way to cast bread upon the waters. etc.
The sanitary train yesterday brought to
the race track large lot of chickens, eggs.
butter. etc, besides two car loads of tat cat
tie and seventeen bales Of cotton.
AS we were closing our daily report we
learned that Or. Richardson. who came
down from Jefferson to aid our people. died
at the residence Of Colonel Martin last
evening.
The telegraph office at this point is now
full handed. Within the last day or two
Mr.. y. l.. Smith. from Pensacola, and vii.
liam Bernard, from Cincinnati. have ar.
rived here and entered upon their duties.
They are first class operators. and Manager
Saville is now running first class machine.
Rnaldo A. Phelps died at his residence
yesterday morning at four O'Clock. Mr..
Phelps was engaged in business here, and
was connected with tine St. Louis firm OF
Phelps Brothers. He was universally re-
spected and beloved by his fellow-citizens.
and we shall deeply feel his loss.
prs. Chopin, Bruins and Davidson. among
the most eminent physicians Of New Or.
leans. arrived in this city yesterday. A.
this writing these gentlemen haye not had
a full opportunity of investigating the situa-
ton. We shall give their opinions as soon
as they are expressed. They were to have
me: the physicians Of this city in confer.
ence last evening at the Board OF Trade
rooms.
The yellow fever in this city has unioubt.
eddy abated, though we are not pre-.
pared TO say whether from reduction of
persons liable to it. or from favorable
meteorclog cal changes. The fact that i. Is
increasing in the suburbs would tend 10 the
first theory. while the fact that very many
cases yesterday assumed a more favorable
aspect. and that the new cases are inilder,
would seem to substantiate the latter con-
ciusion. The number of new cases in town
reported is few. while in the suburbs there
are quite a number. Generally, yesterday,
the tone Of public feeling was more hopeful,
and the conviction seems 10 be abroad that
we have seen the worst, though the doctors
are very properly cautious in expressing
any decided opinion on the subject.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
COURT RECORD.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1873.
First District Court.

First District Court.
ARRAIGNED.
James Benton and Louis Adler, charged
with larceny. pleaded not guilty.
DISCHARGED.
The district attorney entered nolle
proseGui il the cases Of Alexander Rivers,
accused OF embezzlement; Fanny Richard.
sou. charged with larceny; and Dan Egan
aud John Donovan, charged with robbery.
TIE BURGESS CASE.
ATTORNEY General Field discovered a flaw
in the Indictment against the Burgesses
and entered nolle prosequi against them,
wheIeupon the grand jury presented a new
bill. with tie charges OF: First. rape:
second. assault with intent to comm: rape;
and :Al!d. c:!me against nature.
CONVICTED.
Successive iuries found verdicts of guilty
agairs. Edward Pillow and William John
ston for larceny: Edward Allen, for enterin z
a dwelling house in the night time without
breaking: and Charles Taylor, for assault
with intent to rape.
ACQUITTED.
Dennis Dodds. on the charge Of entering
a shop in the daytime. etc, was found not
guilty.
The GRAND JURY.
Besides tie bill against Charles and Mary
Burgess. the grand jury presented William
Benjamin tor maliclously injuriDg and de-
facing u dwelling house.
Fourth District Court.
This court was IN session this morning fo-
the trial Of a few rules. Among them was
one for contempt against Henry Kuntz,
who had filed /. petition Tor divorce from
his wife. On the fifteenth OF April 1873,
the defense fled rule for a,imony, which
was granted. at The rate Of So per month.
This the plaintiff kuntz did not pay. On
the twenty seventh o. August. 1873, rule
ioc contemp: was taken. which was made
absolute for September -, 1873. The plain
tiff still iisregarding the order OF the court,
an order was today issued, reciting these
facts. and the amount now due. sI35, and
committing Henry Kuntz 70 The Parish
Prison for contempt tor ten days. The
mittimus commanded the sheriff to keep
Henry Kuntz IL custody from twelve
O'Clock noon Of September %. 1873. At ten
minutes before that hour. and before the
prisoner had been delivered to the sheriff,
pardon arrived from she Governor, which
effectualiy prevented any execution OF the
writ. Tie cour: proceeded with its other
business. which was Of minor importance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
President Grant on the Situation.
The following letter from the President
was transmitted by telegraph on Sunday:

AHS iCtlcI 1IOIA iuC lSbluCAI
was transmitted by telegraph on Sunday:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, September. 20 1873. 5
To Messcs. Fl. L. Clafn and Charles L. Anthony:
GENTLEMEN-In response to the news you
have communicated to me touching the
present stringency in the money market
of the country, and the necessary steps to
restore confidence and legitimate trade and
commerce, have the honor to commune
cate the following: The government is de.
sirous Of doing all in its power to relieve
the present unsettled condition of bust.
ness affairs, which is holding back
the immense resources of the cCun.
try now waiting transportation to the
seaboard, and marked confidence on
the part of the people, is the first thing
needed to relieve this condition and to avert
the threatened destruction of business with
its accompanying disasters TO all classes of
the people. To re-establish this feeling the
government is willing to take all legal
measures in its command. but it is evident
that no government efforts will avail with.
out the active cooperation of the banks
and moneyed corporations Of the country.
With the Sl4 coo already paid out in
the purchase Of the government indebt.
eGness. and the withdrawal of their
large deposits from the treasury, the
banks are now strong enough 20 adopt q
liberal policy on their part. and by a
generous system of discounts to sustain
the business interests OF the country.
Should such course be pursued, the forty
tour millions CT reserve will be considered
as money in the treasury 20 meet the de.
mands Of the public necessities as the cir.
cumstances of the country may require.
Close attention will be given to the course
pursued bv those who have the means at
their con mald Of rendering all the aid
necessary 10 restore trade to its proper
channels and condition. with view Of
strengthening the hands Of those who carry
out the measures above indicated. Orders
have already been issued for the prepay.
lneEt of the interest accruing in November.
L. S. GRANT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
John Blank vs.. 4. r. brown.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE OF
~ Orleans No. 3l6..-By virtue of a writ Of setz-
sre and sale TO NE directed by the honorable tn q
Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, | will proceed to sell at
public austion. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, iii the Second District of this
city, on SATURDAY, October IS, 1873, at twelve
o'clock ~. the following described property, to-
wit
TWO CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in the Second District Of this city, in the
square bounded by CustomhOuse Bi.nville, Broad
and Dolhonde (ate Dorgenois) streets, designated
severally by the numbers twenty six and twenty
seven, and measure each twenty nine feet eight
inches five lines front CustomhOuse street,
the same measure the line, by huns
bred and forty ieet in depth, American measure.
according to plan drawn by Pile Depouillv.
civil en- lneers and architects dated December 81
1865, deposited in The Office OF K. j. KerP notary
public, III this city; together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon.
Said lots were acquired by the defendant hsreia
fromSJohn B. Slawson, according to act passed be-
fore r. }. ker. rotary public. this city. datets
December g. 1865.
Seized in the above suit.
TernS-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
sea OcI % Sheriff of the Parish nj Oreape
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 80 1873

Posey closed up the gap to within a few
| inches, when Graham crossed the scratch.
! Graham won the race by about six inches,
| in thirteen seconds. The next time Ora
ham gees foot racing he will not enter into
| any extended conversation during the trial.
UNITED BRETHREN ASSOCIATION CELE.
BRATIoS.-This excellent society could not
| permit its ninth anniversary to pass by
withou. making some demonstration in
| public. Members and guests assembled at
the hall early Sunday morning. As they were
| about marching away, two carriages were
! driven up. one containing ladies and the
other gentlemen. President F. Dudenheter
was informed that the new arrivals had
something to communicate to him.
| They desired to present u splendid
wreath, the gift of Mrs. Theresa Goet1 and
| presented OIL her behalf by Miss Eugene
| Jonte. who delivered the appreciated
! present into the hands Of the president liz
| the following brief address:
| Gentlemen OF the United Brethren Association:
| In behalf Of Mrs. Theresa Goetz, making
| the donation. ! have been called upon to
perform the pleasant duty of presenting
| your association with this wreath. 1t at
| tords NE great pleasure 60 convey 10 you
| the kind expression of Mrs. Goetz, who, in
appreciation of your noble desire 20 render
yourselves equally united" to one another,
seeks this method of conveying her great
sincerity TO your honorable body. and her
wish for the future prosperity Of your noble
and generous association.
Mr.. Dudcnhefer made an appropriate re.
Spouse. glad to know that fair ladies appre.
ciated the association efforts in the cause
OF charity.
The grand marshal was Mr.. Henry Goetz,
with the following named gentlemen as
aids: Jacob Stevens, George Mills. Joseph
Hettinger, II. Thomand. James Joyce, John
Gros, II. Wehrman. Anthony Juneck. Jo-
seph Renes.
The march was from Goodchildren street
up to Julia street. returning to the st. Louis
Hotel, where hearty collation. was spread,
provided by the marsbals. After substan
tials were disposed of, tOasts were given.
After reforming, the company marched to
the residence of Mr.. lmbert. on CasacalvO
street, where another wreath was presented
by the hosts daughter. Miss Leontine I'M
bert.
The associations banner is one Of the
finest in our city. and was made by the Sis.
tiers OF the Cross at cost of $500.
The society. after leaving Mr.. 1mbert's
house. returned to the hall and was dis.
missed.
The following is a list Of the officers: F.
Dudenbefer, president: Charles A. Carrigee.
first vice president: James Ginart, second
vice president; John Peltier. treasurer:
Gustave Frisch, financial secretary; Alfred
Moss, corresponding secretary; George Ries,
recording secretary; Frank Roig. master Of
ceremonies; Edmond Lapier. grand warden;
A. Eble. inside guardian; George Mlnter,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30

GETTING OVER yHE GROUND. There was
y solid toot-race on the Fair Grounds last
sunday. between Thomas E. Graham and
James Posey, for so a side. 100 yards;
James Pickford was judge for Posey, and
Bat. Calvin for Graham; D. Schwartz,
referee. Jolly Phil. Hoffman was selected
to give the word go. As the track was ex-
eeedingly muddy. it was concluded to make
the race over turf. in front OF the grand
stand. At the start Graham slipped, while
Posey strided ON firmly. gaining something
ike three fee. before his opponent recov'
cred.
Graham gathered up and Tapped when
halt the distance was travelled, then went
to the front a tritie, and kept his advantage
until near home. Graham, when nearing
the line. felt very confident, fully five feet
in advance. This emboldened him and he
gave vent to his good feelings by exclaim-
ing: i've got you now" This loss of
breath came near costing him the race, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
Nicholas DaunOy vs.. Charles Reudix,

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. .J1j.-By virtue of writ of seize
TIRE and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
puohc auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tOmhOuse streets in the Second District of the
city, on TUESDAY, October Il, 1873, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the followin. described property, 10
w.t.
l. THE HALF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF GRoUND,
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated IN the faubourg IRENE, Second District OF
this city, designated by the number one in square
number thrty-one bounded by Cont, st. Louis Mae
rails and Where streets aud measures thirty feet.
trout on Cont street. by one hundred and twentvs
eight feet nine inches deep, French measure. accoIdo
ing to plan drawn by Pile late surveyor on the
thirtieth of November, 1850 and annexed to an &C:
deposited in the Office of F. de Armas late notary
public in this city. on the twenty ninth of Decerrs
her, 1880. Winch property pun chased by thu
defendant herein from william o. Denegre, by
r.IssAG before q. i'p'tsC't'i, late uatIrv Pr
a. Us .t''.. ~ me. -rvc.tI 1I - t1s.. iesl.
. : t.''l -" t,4ol - Nth -. J'liiu uE aIs
PROF. Ia.s. :-.-.uG, s:luts'. II - tILsf Ui-s
O. 80 = - .Zua-e bounded y Av.p0Tel
Ursatr.r p. Ma i.ut ..lps,chore streets beln;s
part -: ."' Pr tsr i've. IN square number ninetys
three, ON the original plan OF the faubourg Annuno
citation, deposited in the office of L. r. Caire late
notary public IN this city, and measures thirtv feet
front on MelpOmene street by hundred and
twenty feet in depth. Which property was pIrs
chased by the defendant herein at a made by
c. Eulitt, late marshal of the United States foy
the Eastern District Of Louisiana. on the twentse
ninth of March 1855.
Seized in the above suit
Terms--Cash on the spot.
sei8 ~ oc2l Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30

The New Orleans Herald, Picny,sn. and
REPUBLICAN,. which post their readers
about the Shreveport epidemic by publish
ing the press dispatches sent from this city,
and extracts from this paper, give avery
reliable and accurate idea Of the situation:
but the New Orleans Times. which stutfs its
drearv columns with lengthy accounts OF
can hun: up, mixes things up terribly. 1t
makes the removal OF the raft originate the
Mexican vomiro.' and .iumbles up plaques.
yellow fever, dead cattle. RATS, circuses.
malaria and the Lord knows what else in
IN. widest confusion. II fact. the New
Orleans I:mes' d. sc.iption OF the situation
IL Sirevepol: axe about az accurate as
rsvoli.. ue a. acccrI:t OF summer roses and
June peaches II Observation-Disclosures
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

" &. De FERRET L CO., at u O'Clock. al
st. Louis Auction Exchange, nine lots o.
ground, in square bounded by Lesseps, MORGAN
pa.ard and Casacalvo streets fourteen lots il
:..,IetC-g, at Lake Pontchartran.
3! :. 4. P0Ns, at II O'Clock, contents Of cot
cage 40. - Claiborne street-fuTn..ure. Car
yes stoves, piano etc.
II sHEA-FF HARPER, at II O'Clock. a: No. 3se
Magazine street.. crockerv. glass ware. sie!v
ing, etc.
* +. NJ. d B. J. MONTGOMERY. at J! O'Clock a:
the corner Of Eatchez and Camp streets. gen.
eral assortment Of ne w and second hand fIrni'
ture, etc.
~ CHARLES Z. FORTIER. at II o'clock. a: st.
LOUIS Auction Exchange. fourteen lots OF
ground il square bounded by Dauphihe, Royal
and Deslonde streets and JouTdan avenue:
lot of ground in square bounded by Bordeaux.
Lyon. Prieur and Prytan!a streets. with i'm
provements.
II NASH / HODGSON. at 20 O'Clock. a: No 81
CarondeIe. street, a lot of cotton tables.
" VAN SOLINGEN CARPENTER. at 10 O'clock
~. Ne. III Coliseum street. corner Of Second
street household furniture. piano. sewing INA.
chine, etc.
!ypLAC.DE J. SPEAR. at O'clock. a: Bothick's
Stable. no. ?7s Magazine street. horses. car.
iiages. etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
SHERTFF'S SAFES.
Francois DupierriS VS.. Joel E. Cannon

Francois Dupierris VS.. joel E. Cannon.
{NFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
orleans, No. 483i.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the honorable the Fifth
Dstct Court Tor the parish OF Orleans in the above
emitted cause will proceed to sell at public auc-
uon, al the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and CAstomhouse
streets IN the Second District OF c4Yis city, on
TUESDAY. October 28 1873 at twelve O clock NJ,
the following described property to wit
CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOf OF GROUND, TO-
getneI with a. the improvements thereon and &C.
cessolts tEeGeto, situated in suburb Pontchartan
ILl:G psll:c' CT this CITY of New Orleans, and
nun - ed ole hundred and thirteen in the square
noundeG by Id arenas, Des Marais Florida and
Savage streets. :: ording 10 a plan drawn by Ia
nesse az t!tv Surveyor, dated June 5, 1909 and
deposited Il tie Gttce of W. Chrisry notary pub-
nc IN fi,s t'r sad LET measuring sixty feet font
on both Ms.aIepa and Florida streets bv one hun.
dred and fifty feet il depth and front on Des Maras
street; being the same property acquired by the
defendant herein by purchase from Henry c. Bull
by act passed before Amedee Uucatel NJ tary pub
lie in this city. on he uint day of January 1873.
Seized in tbs above suit
Terms-l. Cash for sufficient amount 10 nav
plaintiffs claim say the sum OF two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest thereon at eight Der cent
per annuIn from the twelfth of July i87s till the
day OF sa.e tive PEI cent attorney fees and costs
OF suit.
2. The purchaser 20 assume. TO the extent of the
amount OF his bid. the payment OF promissory
note. secured by mortgage on said property for
the like sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
drawn by de PENDANT TO his order and by hlm
Endorsed dated January 9. 1873 PAYABLE twelve
months after date, and bearing eight per cent per
annum froIn maturity until final aynient.
]; And the balance Of the pIlce OF adjudication,
II any. cash on the spot.
NJ ~ p,.,s, Of orIaar>
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30

S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 5203.-By virtue Of o writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by tho honorable
the Sixth District Court tor the PARISH of Orleans
The above entitled cause VIII proceed to sell at
public auction, at the MeIc haits and Auct iDEeers'
house streets, in the Secord District @. :as CITY,
on FRIDAY OctOte. 81. 1873 a. twe'e &C. % N.
the following described property, towit--
J. !. CERTAIN LOT OF GEOuHI. VIII a. She
improvements thereon or III any pa,lI.i Herewith
belong ring. situated i'll the ia blrc Wa.liL gton,
Third District Of this city, and erGo: designated
as lot number one in act passta before Alexis
Robert. notary public in this IItv the twentieth
OF May. 1889. and by the IH eleven III all pre-
ceding titles, III square mum reI thee, bounded by
Port. CasacaivO tnow Royal Architect ard st.
Ferdinand streets. accoIdi Z 10 plan made by L..
SlrGi late deputy surveyor, the sc"entt enth Of
March 1871 and deposited il lie office of Louis T.
Ca'e, then notary public AZ ;hi. 'itv. said lot
measuring tweDty-elX feet tx oue-half inches
front on CAsacalyo ;nOw Rcyai! zee. by
bred and thrty,eight feet one lrl'h three lines
\ depth and front on st. FerGInaiiu street.
?. ASOTHLE LOT OF GROUND VIII all the i'm.
prOvements thereon or in any u,aureI thereto be.
longing situated in tie same burg district, and
American measure. IweEty-s.x feet three IL ches
front each of said streets Ga:acal~O NOW
Royal and Architect. by ore hul.iItd and thirty
eight feet three lines in dep.i. between parallel
lines a. per plan drawn 10y LcUs Pile late
veyor. on the seventeenth of March i8ll and de.
posted in The office Of LOUIS T. Care tate notary
pubic IN tins city. Being t.e properly ac-
uUiIed by the defendant lerei-. from Bernard
Begue. as per act OF purchase :lsrsot passed be.
fore Chs Victor FOulon. notary pup!e i. thi. city,
on the fifteenth of September 1863.
Seized in ( ne above SUE.
Terms Cast. on the spot.
w HARPER.
se3e Oc'2: q Sheriff OF 'he Parst, If orleans.