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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

auOfe" nero. Jfs. VS. OeOfXe T. BOWefSs
LTIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Dreams No. :10t.-By virtue OF wit 'e
se!zule and sale to me directed BY lie honGgabls
.he Fifth District Court for the parish o: orleans.
in the above entitled cause will proccs.! to so9
at public auction, at the Merchant. aa: iuc
TONERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
AID CU5tofnao ol.se streets in tie Second District OK
this city, o.. MONDAY. August 10 1913, a twelve
O'Clock NJ, tie following described property, 70
VII
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, together w..'s
all the .mplovs!Lents thereon a:G al. rights, ways.
privileges and appurtenanccs theretlto oe. e.ouG.u.
Or in aEyw!sa appertaining, situated in the sixth
District OF this city, formerly palto tie PARISH OF
Jele son. ii. t. State, and III tia. portion thereof
commonly called Burtheville, bein. bound. d bv
Heary Clay veulir. PTytania Pvrr:-r and Calhoun
streets ald designated square number !ortyzix.
Said so dre i. divided into twenty two .ot. rum.
bered iI0M oae to twenty-five inclusive. Beng
tlse same pIortIty acquired by '.Ie defendant L.re
in bv purchase :I0in McGayoc!. Goodwyn pc: ace
passed before Anorew Hero Jr., "A notary public il
tn. city, OF tie t!.lIty frat 0: Ma:ci. I....
Seized in IL. aJovc suit.
Terms-C.... OF. :le spot.
". P HARPER
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
NOTICE.

SrA-Z L,r:.:AHA,>
TreaSuTe!'s Office :
New Orleans. July l3, 1873.
NS AND AFTER AUGUST /, 1873. THE INTEREST
~ coupons the bonds Q! the State, due in
july. 1873, vii. be paid presentation at the
Louisiana National Bank New Orleans and at the
Office OF Me5s,S. W.uSOw, Laner x Co. New York.
ANT. DCBUCLET,
iy!3 Dot State Treasurer
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

DRowED IN THE LAKE.-Last evening
John Bell, eighteen years old, was acci-
dentally drowned il the lake while bathing.
His clothing and watch were sent to the
fifth precinct stationhouse. The body was
recovered and sent to the house Of his
parents, No. 9 Peace street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
CITY TANES.
DEPARTMENT OF EISANCl.

DEvAKTMEEr OF FIYAECH,
New Orleans July II 1873. I
YlHE ATTENTION OF TAXPAYERS Is RESPECT
Il :;.ly called to the fact that only SEVENTEEN
DAYS remain tlOt including sundays IL which.
thev can pay their taxes without costs.
After the :hirty-tirst instant interest and costs
commence. Better pay now than paw the sheriff
with costs of court, etc. B. " TURSBULL,
jyl2l.t Administrator Of Finance ad interim.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

lyens & Co.
0IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 3693.-By virtue of a writ of tieri
facias to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Court for the perish of Orleans, IN the
above entitled cause, VIII proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises hereinafter desig.
mated, on TUESDAY, July p 1873, at five O'Clock
ALL THE MOVABLE PROPERTY in the premises
Of defendants in the square bounded by Tchoupi.
tOulas. Constance, Jul'a and st. Joseph streets,
the First District OF this city, IL per inventory,
which may be seen il my Office.
Seized in the above suit
TeEms-Cash On the spot.
v. P HARPER,
Is ShariT TOft tl,e p,,isJ, ot nrI.apa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
The ST. Louis JonE.nnL SAYS.

Thomas S. Rapier has been elected presi-
dent of the Catholic Total Abstinence State
Union. recently organized at New Orleans.
They need a man of much persistence to
carry on such an organization in New Or
leans, and Rapier, who should be pushing
fellQY, must be just the man.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

THEY WENT DowN.-Judge Long, Third
District, does not have more prisoners than
he can attend to. but when he disposes of
his prisoners he likes to see proper re-
port made. Mary Jane and Matilda Bell
were before him for stealing cotton, but az
proof was scarce and thin. the court could
not commit them for larceny. but as the
evidence was plain that accused disturbed
the peace, they wers sent to prison for
twice ten days each.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

Albert Ford was willfully cut1as: evenin :
By John Ross in an alley on Lafayette
street. The two had agreed to disagree
about some tritie, and the result was a
spliing of blood. Ross escaped, although
the police gave him close push.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

Theodore ROZe> vs.. Steamboat j. W..
SwUraS-i9 PSI.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District OF LOuisiana.-Ia obedience to an adml-
rally warrant. 20 directed in the above entitled
suit, have seized and taken into my possession
THE STEAMBOAT J. W. SWORDS, her tackle,
apparel, etc. libeled by Theodore Rozes. for
the causes set forth in the libel now pending IL
the District Cour: of the United States.
And DO hereby cite and adnOni5h the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person Or per
sons having or pretending 20 have any right. tltle
Interest IL. or TO the same, 70 be and appear ~
district court OF the United States tor the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city 0. New Ore ans
the first Monday OF August 10 show cause, II any
they have can, why IL. said steamboat should
not be condemned and Oe sold asreeaby to the
prayer of lbelant.
United States Marshafs Office. New Orleans.
seventeenth dag OF July, 1875.
SE PACKARD.
ivi9 - 80 aus United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
The new engine OF Eagle No. arrived en-
the steamship New Orleans.

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. John Russell
last evening accidentally shot his wife Me.
linda, at their residence On PerdidO, near
Rampant street. He was cleaning the
weapon and by some mischance discharged
it. the load peppering his wife. As the case
was not altogether clear, the police very
prcperly arrested him.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

FIRE on FRE.CHMEN STEEET. alarm
of fire wa. struck AT three O'clock yesterday
Mornin, from the fifth precinct police sta.
ton, tor a fire near the corner OF French
Men and DauphiHe streets, in a two-story
unoccupied frame house. Owne" by Mrs
Naroney, which was totally destroyed, with
q loss of about $1,000. covered by an insur-
ance for $500. $500 clear The fire is sup.
posed 20 have been the work Of an incen-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

DIowxED.-Sunday evening Bras;e Ma
aeIschaco four years old, was playing on a
steambo.. IN the New basin aud accident
ally feI. overheard. whon he was dccwLed.
Tie body was sent to the parents he:ne.
Ne 81. Clara street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

THE TURNER FEsT,VAL--D the
preseu: summer. when - severe droutn
occurs. We suggest that the Turner's give
au outdoor celebration of some kind. foc it
is sure TO rain when they hol! festival o:
any sort. II seems that the weather clerk
holds something against these people. and
likes to moisten them when they are out
for a holiday. The Turner's gave notice
that they would give "a pleasant festival on
the FAR Grounds Sunday and yesterday.
and of course rain fell III such quantities as
to make outdoor recreation some what dis
agreeable. However q little moisture vii!
not melt hardy Turner's, end the members
made tie best of the occasion. They and
their friend. experienced - pleasaa: tine
generally.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

No 2O's new steamer has had trial, but
as this great machine was not in perfect
working order the test was not accepted.
Another trial will be made next Sunday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY roR E.L"N!.-
This staUuch company will make its annual
pt!yr;Wage TO Biloxi. starting next Satur-
iay morning. TO remain unit! Monday.
This much Is said in order 20 prepare the
people ot ancient Biloxi for an event: also
to lei the fishermen understand that an I'M
common catch Will be required ~ supply
the great dem and :or csoakers. sheephead.
trout. Spanish maclerel, oysters and such
things. principally many ot''such things.
concert, ditto for Sunday. These pleasant
facts come to on. knowledge through the
medium of note from Messrs. L. II. Ben
ne-s. G. Yalets and N. B. Phelps. oc.nmi,-
tee men If roaring good tine is no. the
result. then never call us -. late tor
dinner
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
W. T. II
iyi i,auS Sheriff of the Parish


1HIFTH WARD JUSTICE COURT PARISH or
Il st. Mary Nos. 2l and 22.-By virtue of two
writs Of tieri faea5 to directed blythe honorable
the Fifth Ward Justice Court for the parish of st.
Mary, il: the above entitled causes, will proceed
to sell at public auction, MONDAY, July %, 1873,
at five ocI9Ck P. NJ, at my warehouse, No. II 81.
Ann street between Royal and Bourbon streets. III
the Secoud District of this city
THE CONTENTS OF A PHOTOGRAPH ESTAB.
LlSHMENT taken from the premises No. 226 Du.
maine street. as per inventory whicL may be seen
in my office
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
". p HARPER,
+1,o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
NOTICE.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Once Of the Controller of the Currency,
Washington. March 81 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
N who may have claims against the Crescent
City National Bank OF New Orleans, Louisiana
that they are called upon to present the same and
to make legal proof thereof to Charles Case, re.
cever, at the Office of said receiver. No. Sc Matches
street. New Orleans, Louisiana.
JOHN JAY KNOX.
mhl3 3m Controller OF the Currency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

THROw:.-Mrs. BoarmaG, a milk peddler,
was accidentally thrown FROM her cart on
Anuuuc.a.iOn street Sunday evening. aud
was severely inil lred. She was ser. to her
home on Washington avenue.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22


tiCe Court for the parish OF Orears-No. 9D30.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID directed by the Hon. John DAILY, sixth jus.
tice of the peace in and for the parish of Orleans
have seized and will proceed to SELL SATCR
DAY, August 3 1873, at 10 A. ~, al my warerooms
Ne 23l 81. Andrew street, at pubic auction to the
highest bidder for CASH
CERTAIN PROMISSORY NOTE drawn by J.
Arnold Wagner, for flG,, dated May 3. 1873. pay
able September L. 1873, at the Citizens Bank Of
New Orleans, Louisiana, 20 the order Of Daniel
Gillen, ard by said Gen Endorsed.
Seized in the above suit:
Terms-Cash or the sps: in United States cur
renew.
iv22 2Sa,.l WILLIAM FOLEY Constab'r
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
r1etesrslos.c., and River Report.

The signal service, United States army,
reports. for the benef. Of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall OF
the rivers, at 3:43 P. NJ. local time. yester
1av a. folIous.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

TURNER IN BEER Hou.z. Thomas
Turner. .or want OF something else TO Go.
dropped into .he Royal Palace reer mouse
Sunday evening Of his own accord. but
made his exit III a double quick. pretty well
battered. so severely bruised that it was
necessary TO send him to the Charity Hos.
pital for repairs. During ths melee Ia pistol
was fired. but the bullet made only hole
in the floor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

HOMES PIcNIc-The lively lads OF Home
Hook and Ladder Company, SiXtl. District.
understand thoroughly how 10 give pic
nic and one Of their best efforts was made
last Sunday in Orange Grove. Threaten
ing skies prevented many attending. but
for all that the company was a goodly one,
and the spots u: a good order. As the
programme was not completed. the finish
Ing touch will be given next Sunday.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
TEE RIVERS
Above lev

The river here is five feet six inches be-
low high water mark of 1871.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

Mr.. John Cockrem, formerly city ad-
ministrator, has returned from sultry
trip in the North. He finds New Orleans
the coolest and healthiest city he has
visited,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

r. E. LEE BASE BALL CLUE This or gan
ization cared little for lowering weather
Sunday, and therefore gave its picnic on
it was full of spirit and good feeling. The
prize foot race was so closely contested that
q second run was necessary. when Mr.. Peet
performed the feat with pair Of flying
feet, carrying off the prize. Dancing was
greatly enjoyed by a majority of the visitors,
and most of the time the platform was un
comfortably crowded.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

THE ST.. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD
GRADE.-COrpcrat:ons it is said, have no
souls, and it seems true of the company
which owns the railroad lire from the head
of Baronne, at Canal street, along St.
Charles street, up to Carrollton. This COM
psny has been duly notified to make the
grade of its roadbed conform to that Of the
streets on each side of it, but it appears
that the notification has been passed by
quite unheeded. The company, with great
condecension. has agreed to permit the city
TO perform the work, which would be a
neat thing for the company. Now we will
see if our city corporation has sufficient
heart, pluck and soul to enforce its ordi-
nance in this affair. Unless we are greatly
mistaken the city will no longer hesitate to
perform its plain duty toward the railroad
company and citizens who demand that the
grade be lowered
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

Two MIsTREssgs.-EmmaW Williams found
The door of the first police station wide
open when she walked in. charged with
nothing but burglary and larceny. Mrs.
Ackerman did not like to follow her. al
though she could not escape. charged with
having falsely imprisoned Hannah Rabo-
vitch
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Local Intelligence.

TIE MURDERED ERENCHMAy.-On the
twenty first u!,lnp The body of dead man
was found on til. Morgan railroad track,
near the company canal, and circumstances
indicated that q murder had been commit.
ted. the assassins placing the corpse on the
rails ia order that the cars would run over
aud mausle il. bu, their plans failed. The
body was discovered, and wounds in the
breast showed Dialn!y that death had re
suited from. a charge OF small shot DE.
ceased. name was Coyan. Fre1chman,
and his pockets had been sacked. Az that
time no con lecture va. formed as who the
assassin was, but subsequent events
pointed 20 Robert Palmer and Moses Lee,
men who lived not far from where che
deed was perpetva,ed. They disappeared
immediately. bat il was known that Pal
mer's mother carried provisions to some
one in the back swamp.
Saturday night Sergeant Bahncke and
detective Jourdain We're informed that Lee
had returned to his old quarters, and so
they launched out to find him. Wandering
around most of the night they finally
learned his iOcAti ID, and down they jumped
on him, bu. the fellow would not submit to
arrest without making resistance. The
officer. proved too strong for him and he
was sent to prison. A bundle o. articles
was found, and among them q sheet with
blood III arhs on it. A towel, with the name
Of a Paris maker on It, is believed to have
belou ged to the murdered man. Lee has q
close mouth and will make no disclosures.
The whereabouts of Palmer are unknown,
but Judging by the officers perseverance he
will be captured soon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

NOtice.-Ammonia and Thermo Specific Propel
ling Company of America. "ifice No 20 Baronne
street, New orleans, July 10, i6.3.-A meeting Of
tie stockholders of this company will be held on
FRIDAY, August l, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
vestigatin. the management of the affairs of the
company. By Orde1 OF the toard.
jvl6 I'd B. L. MILLATDoN Secretary.
southern Bank, New Orleans, July ~.
i6.3.-Nutice is hereby given that the unreGeemed
notes issued By the old southern Bank must be
presented for payment within one year from the
first publication OF this notice, at the office OF the
Auditor of this State, who. receiving sati.fac
tory proof Of the publication OF this notice for on"
wear, aforesaid viii surrender any funds he may
ncld for the pa yment OF the said unredeemed
iyI3 eoviv J. CARR Cashier
Barche!or's Hair Dye.-Thls splendid Hair
Dye is The pest in the world: The only true and
perfec. dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous
10 disappointment: no ridiculous tints uipleas.
ant odor. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and
washes. Produces immediately superb BLACK or
natural brown and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. The genuine, signed oy W. A. batcheioi
'0'A - CHARLES BATCHELoR,
cc3 " Proprietor New York
STATE National Bank Of New Orleans.
New Orleans June %, l8.3-At q meeting OF the
Board of Directors: held this day Z, diEide.d Of
holders and dividend of THREE-Qu ARTERS OF
On: PER CENT to the dspostOrs upon their aver
age daily balances, was declared out Of the earn
bic OF and after MONDAY, July d. 1873.
Notice is hereby given that, in consequence OF
the largely increased labor under the mutual -ys-
tfn, tie future 'li.idend5 OF this bank Will be de
clared semannually payable in January and July.
ivy CHARLES L. c. DUPUY, Cashier.
Office Of the 81. Charles stree: Railroad
c9a.snX y corner Of & GareHaejs e a1a s,ock
meet AZ this Office on MONDAY July %, 1873, be
tweeA III. hours OF y 81. and P. NJ. 70 vote upon
ie21 I'm V. RIvIERE Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

". P EARPER
,yl :. GEiS Sheriff of the Parish of Or,eana
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Edwin kursheedt vs.. p. Clancy and Mary

W. Z. X,
jy3 20 au1 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Merchanfs' Mutual Insurance Company
A. c. Lahatf AGENT

jr2, q au, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Marie COure2e vs.. Emma Hog2att.

T.
jylo q auto Sheriff of the Parish OF Ortesna
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22

". T. HAhFER,
iri0 Is - Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
The Association ''Dieu Nous Prctese" vs.

iy3 Is ar3 Sherf. of tie Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Boston Betting Company vs.. Edmund NJ.

". r. EH,
iPyO Two % Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
Philip Dopf vs.. Daniel Gillen-sixth jus.

.
iv2, arl0 y Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-22
James j. OHara vs.. Certain Lot of
Ground on Philip street. and Deac 4 Hendrick

W. T,
g ~ Y SheriH Of the Parish of Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16

led TO the present stlngency III money. When IT
was announced yesterday that Judge Blatchford
had dissolved the injunction the statement was re-
garded as a stOck-Iobbng rumor circulated for the
purpose of affecting the market. Many of those
who were affected by the injunction sent messengers
to the courtroom for information, and ascertained
that in the United States District Court Judge
BlatchfOrd had issued the following order:
In the matter of George Bird Grnnell aud others, al
legged baukrupts and in the matter Of George b. Gsn
nell and others alleged baukrupts Judge Biatehford
gave the following decision In these matters and each
Of them, let orders he entered dssoving and VacShS
all injunctions heretofore granted herein.
As there had been many conJectures concerning
the alleged arrangement for the carrying OF the
stock, a TRIBUNE reporter sought Messrs. Grnnei q
Co for the purpose OF obtaining information on the
subject All the members of the firm were absent,
and the clerks could give no information. 1t Is un-
derstood however that there will be no opposition
to the bankruptcy proceedings, and that Messrs'
Grinnel d Co. will petition to be adjudlcated vol
untary bankrupts.
Joseph c. Williams of the firm OF George Bird
Grinnen & Co, in conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter last night in reference to the recent failure OF
his firm, said that the holders of Lake Shore and
Western Union stock furnished by them as collateral
for loans had been enoned not to sell the stock, but
in certain cases where the stocks had considerable
time to run the injunction had been modified 30 as
TO allow the holders to sell the stocks snblect
to the order of the courts. There was liberal
margin on the original loans, but during the great
depression his theory that some of their credit
OTIS NAV have sold short" on their own account,
expecting to replace the stock at lower price and
thereby realizing a profit during the injunction,
while they retained control Of the stock. lie had
been busy examining the accounts OF the firm since
their failure and was not in position to know any
thing in regard the proceedings of the holders OF
their eecuTities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
TWO NEW FAILURES.

SUSPENSION OF GILMAN, SON a CO., AND W. s. PERRY
Although there were Tumors of many sus-
pensions yet only two three were announced. The
most important OF these Gilman, Son & Co. of No.
A. Exchangepace. They an old and conservative
house and had been highly esteemed in the street.
They had large balances from many correspondents
throughout country and having used their money III
proper channels OF trade and finance in order to earn
the interest they paid TO their customers, they
we're unable 10 obtain their money when 1t was
needed Theodore Gilman stated TO TRIBUNE re-
porter that the suspension OF the house OF Gilman
Son & Co. was due to the continued draw upon their
money supply bydepostors, the non-payment OF heavy
sums due the firm and the rapid depreciation Of secur
ties in their hands He considered the firm entirely
solvent, and said they could pay all drafts drawn
against remittances He declined to state the liabilities
and assets at present. rigid researching of the books
alone would insure a correct statement.
W. S. Perry is a small dealer who has been carrying
more stocks tgan he could take Of and has there
fore been obliged 10 suspend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-16
At occasional knot OF SPECTATORS AL that re
NAMED and at u the great hotel wore ts wonted md
night aspect.

At II occasional knot OF spectators xas all that re-
NAMED and Mt "a the great hotel wore its wOnted MD
night aspect.
A FURRY THAT WILL DO NO HARM.
The senior member of one of the largest
banking firms In the city who desired that hls name
should not be mentioned replied yesterday the ques
of TRIBUNE reporter regarding bis views on the
financial furry, SUBSTANTIALLY as follows. "Tho furry
caused by the upsetng of all confidence among OPP
orators Nobody would lend money at per cent when
he might be served with injunction ut any moment
restraining him from collecting IL. Tho action OF Grin
nell d Go. started the whole trouble. Men can buy
stocks 10 keep at nominal price Just now and they arc
doing with their money instead OF lending You do
not find much wild speculation In stocks az one
would suppose. The moueycd are not speeulatinS
They buying to keep The furry IN fact healthy
movement for while IL may hurt few men, il benefits
the great OF commercial people by bringing stocks
back 10 the hard pan yalue. and putting them In the
hands Of people who intend 70 hold them II the pro-
fessODa carriers OF stocks should be compelled to sell
at the present low rates. all the better for the great
OF the people. Further than that, there is no
reason why Wa-st should affect the solid commercial
interests Of the country. II only through the
sort Of sympathy that all business men feel for
one another. Dry goods men, retailers, or i'm
porters. manufacturers ought not TO be affected
by every nurrysn the Stock Exchange. When we come
10 hard pan values shall have an end to these
nurres and the Stock Exchange should hasten the move
mcDt for its own good"
AS 10 the prospects tomorrow
THAT man can say. The furry will keep up,
think, until every inflated concern the Stock EN
change list s broken up and the solid values OF stocks
again attained"
"Will a resumption OF specie payment De likely TO
result I"
" Not at ALL There is less connection between that
possibility and the panic than at the first.