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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
THE BoBoKEN SAYINGS BANK.

The total deficiency in the accounts of the
Hoboken Savings Bank has now been definitely
tanned amount TO te757 "a. The directors
esly endeayorng to raise this amount have put in cir
cuation among themselves subscription ist and have
issued circular TO the property-owners In Hoboken,
who have borrowed money from the Bank bonds and
mortgages asking them 70 subscribe literally prevent
necessity Of calling in the bonds and held
securities by the Bank and amounting s9o0OO as
they will thus save tho inconvenience and Oh pense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
THE HUNTINGTON MYSTERY.

The inquest in the Kelsey case will be re-
sumed at Reeds Hotel at oyster Bay at a. m to-day,
when It is understood that, in addition 10 District
Attorney Tuthill OF Suffolk County and Messrs. Young
and Plart the Coroner will be aided by one two dis
tncushed criminal lawyers from this city. Arthur M.
Prime who was indicted by the Grand jury at Riverhead
for perjury returned 10 Huntington yesterday morning.
having been admitted TO bail in 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
,.n. 1rs.ye HoteL-Charles bradlaugh OF En-
FyM p.itnsp Secretary d war Collector Casey o.
ssnoh zen he Hon Rush Sloane Of ohc Count Msaiossn Of
N Rsm.ey Albany John RaS OF New Orleans, en-
a puip,de Of Island and Wool Gnswoh Of Troy
.aoIas HoteI-Gen. James A. cunningham Of Boston, er
Thomas Cornell 81 Roundout Gov Page Of Vermont
Jpdee ~ Pet OF Penn vania Mayor Barker Detroit ana
yRan. Of Atbendre HotBshop w. W. Niles
Of NewImpshre. and the Rev Pelham Williams Of Boston
ns HoI-The Rev. Dr. w. H. Bie of Buringtou W. and ne
Rev Chandler Of Baltimore HoaseJodge O. Ab
bo Of Boston Moorbesi OF Philadelphia and NJ Reed OF
New York HO-Br Gov Randolph OF NewJesey
w II. Reynolds Of Providence, and Tom kar Hss@HS"
Hoek-C. c. Conn Of ne Bosoa Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

which would fa upon the borrowers they werc com
PEELED 10 ruise the amount 10 pay their indebtedness
will readily be seen that the directors are iorceu W
close the Bank and place the affairs Ia the hands OF
receiver the result would prove disastrous TO large
number of property whose effects have been
ged the loans furnished by the Bank as
In this event all Of mortgages must be orecosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

THE NEW CITY PRISON MOVEMENT.
Corporation Counsel Smith moved in the
raureme Court Chambers. before Judge Fancher. yes
sexdsy for the appointment Of appraisers Of the DToD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

,o.vrva ypsrRRpsY nIcKINsoNs, ~ a ~ ~
a u ~ " "a Nosn-o3s5 AZ. m--69h' hd"so-o' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
MYSTICAL NOTES,

Mr.. NJ. II. Whitney has been urged to revisit
England and take part oratorio performances. He
declines no we yer, having already made agreement
TO travel with Mr.. Theodore Thomas.
The programme for the Wagner concert,
next Tuesday at the Central Park Garden follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18

Deaths last week, PA; increase over the pre-
yiOus week, "a.
City Treasurer Cunningham has taken pos
session OF his Office.
Charles C. Talbot, the new Postm aster, has
given bonds for $4,000.
The United States sloop-of-war Swatara,
which was ordered TO the Brooklyn sayy.Yara a wear
ago. and has been almost entirely rebuilt was launched
at about $50 p m yesterday. Many spectators were
present
The Packer Institute opened for the Autumn
term, yesterday with appropriate exercised Among
those present J. NJ. Van Colt. Isaac Van Andep
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
Petitions,
Y his honor the Mayor:

Presented by his honor the Mayor:
From Antonio sparicio, asking permits
sion to erect frame building on vacant
wharf. Referred TO the Administrator OF
Commerce.
From traders in the Bazaar Market, pray
ing to be protected from excessive rents for
stalls. Referred to the Administrator of
Commerce.
From Thomas Lynne, late clerk of the
Eighth District Court. asking payment of
fees in tax suits due him as clerk aforesaid.
Referred TO Administrator of Public Ac-
counts.
From Frederick A. johnson, offering to
collect certain license taxes by contract.
Referred to the committee of the whole.
From John Burk. clerk of the Superior
Court, claiming certain fees in tax suits.
Referred to the Administrator of Accounts.
From Stoddart Howell, proposing to COL
lect back taxes. Referred to the committee
of the whole.
From Frank A. Lee, proposing to ex-
change 600 IN bonds of the late Jefier-
son City for new consolidated seven per
cent gold bonds. Referred to the committee
of the whole.
From the Sisters of the Convent of the
Good Shepherd, praying for the customary
appropriation. Referred to the Committee
on Accounts.
From c. B. White. president of the Board
of Health, suggesting sanitary measures
for the protection of the public health.
Referred to the Administrator of Police.
Presented by Mr. Lewis:
From steamboat captains, asking the ap-
pointment of wood inspector. Referred
TO the Administrator Of Commerce.
From Matthias Holtzmacker, asking per-
mission to erect a steam engine at No. G.
Franklin street. Referred to the Admins
traitor of Commerce.
Presented by Mr.. Schneider:
From Judah Hart, asking for reduc-
ton of assessment on certain property.
Referred to the Administrator of Assess
ments.
Presented by DIR. Sturcken:
From NJ. Griffin, asking permission to
erect saloon near the ferry known as
Messrs. Kouns' building. Referred to the
Administrator of Commerce.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
LAWS or THE STATE or LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

~ o. ..
AN ACT
Prescribing the duties and powers of the
Governor in relation to insubOrdin alton
in military organization constituting a
part of the State militia.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That whenever any company, regiment,
brigade, division or other military organ
ization created under the militia law now
in force, and constituting part of the mill
tia of the State of Louisiana, shall refuse
obedience to the commands of the Cover
nor or Acting Governor of said State, when
such orders and commands are delivered
and executed as prescribed in the law, the
Governor OF the State Or the officers exer-
cislng executive functions under the laws
and constitution is hereby author
lied and empowered, whenever he
shall have satisfactory evidence OF
said disobedience. by proclamation or
military order, TO disband said disobedient
or insubordinate organization, if in his
Judgment such course is deemed advisable,
and TO enforce the prompt delivery of all
arms or stores or other property of the
State held by said officers or organizations,
as part OF the State militia.
Sec. :. Be It further enacted, et3., That
this act shall take effect from and after the
passage OF the same.
(Signed) CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
iSignedl A. L. HARRIS,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved January 6. 1873.
(Signedl ?. B. S. PINCHBACK.
Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor
OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Z. Is. NENTz,
Assistant Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
No. 8.
AN ACT


Appropriating nineteen thousand and FIVE
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to enable the Auditor
of Public Accounts to make and exact
prompt settlements with tax collectors.
WHEREAS, Certain appropriations for pur-
poses, as hereinafter enumerated, made to
compensate tax collectors, sheriff. district
clerks and the recorders OF the different
parishes of the State (other than the parish
Of Orleans) have been exhausted; and
Whereas, Additional appropriations are
necessary before settlements can be made
with all the tax collectors by the Auditor
of Public Accounts; therefore,,
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly convened
That the sum of nineteen thousand and five
hundred dollars, or so niue Ii thereof as may
be necessary, be and are hereby appro-
psiated, cut of funds as hereinafter speci-
fed, and for the following purposes, to wit:
Appropriation from the general fund the
current school fund, the interest tax fund,
the levee tax fund, and the special Ievee
tax fund, to tax collectors as compensation
allowed by law for making the assessment
of taxable property, eight thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary.
Appropriation from the general funds.
the current school fund, the interest tax
1unu anu the special TAX 1GnO. TO district
clerks, the recorders and the sheriffs of the
different parishes (other than the parish of
Orleansj as compensation allowed by Law
for making assessments of the taxable
property in the several parishes other than
the parish of Orleans, four thousand dol
lars, Or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary.
Appropriation out Of any moneys in the
State treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to pay expenses allowed by law, incurred
in cases where property sold to pay taxes
has been annulled, two thousand five
hundred dollars, or so much thereof as
may be necessary.
Appropriation out Of any moneys in the
State treasury, not Other1 ise appropriated,
to pay the several parish recorders, al
lowed by law for recording list of forfeited
lands for non-payment Of State taxes and
for other reeordation done for the State.
five thousapd dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary.
SIC. >. Be it lf-Tlaar euacseS, etc That
this act shall tlEe effect from and after It's
passage.
(Signedi CifAS. W LOWELL.
Speaker d the IIusa d Representations.
(Signed) !. g. HARRIS,
Lieutenan. Governor and President Of Inc
Approved JaGHa-y E. 1872.
t>ignedJ P.B. 5. PINCHBACh,
Lieutenant GoFeiaor, Acting Governor Of
the State % louisiana.
a true copy:
F. y. MENTz
Assistant 500 srv Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

A New York paper complains that free
love and the divorce courts have terribly
undermined the institution of marriage
and that now the last step toward enamel
patton has been taken by man who has
invented shirt buttons that can be put on
with screw driver. With this device the
last necessity for a wife has gene.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
Tie Houston Union Saws:

The Houston Union says:
All the members elected to the Legisla-
ture have received their certificates. The
Senate stands seventeen Democrats and
thirteen Republicans, while the seats Of two
Republicans and two Democrats are con-
tested. The House is strongly Democratic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Administrator.
Monthly Reports.

Monthly Reports.
From Mr. Sturcken:
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS /
January :, 1873.
Hon. L. A. Wltz Mayor
During the month of December this De.
partment has been engaged in completing
the tax tableauX for 1872, which were
homologated by the Council on the seven
teenth ultimo and turned over to the De
partment of Public Accounts on the thirti-
eth ultimo.
IL. +. STURCKEN, Administrator.
The report wss received.
From Mr.. Ftzenreiter, Department of
Naterworks and Public Buildings:
DEPARTMENT OF WArRKwoKK> ANp}
Public Buildings, January = lg,s.
Hon. L. 4. Wilt. Mayor:
In conformity to city charter ! pre-.
seat YOU with this my first monthly report:
wATKRWoRHs.
For the past month we have pumped
L2IS ~ ,S0I gAlioss o. water, With a coz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
Administrator OF Finance.
The report was received.
From Mr.. Schneider, Finance Depart
ment:
DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE,
January Z 1873.
Statement Of taxes collected and unpaid,
December 81, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

Cry HALL, New ORLrASs,
Tuesday, January !, 1873. }
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08


Consuls General Consuls, Vice consrls
ana Consular Agents may place over the
outer door of their Offices or of their dwell
rngs the arms of their nation, with the
p,oP', =, inscription indicative of the Office.
ANA they may also hoist the flag of Their
country on their consular edifice. exceu.
IN I lace wshere legation of their country
Is established.
lhey may also hoist their flag On bard
any vessel employed by them in nor. for
the discharge Of their duty.
ARTICLE v
Inc consular archives shall be q, al
-Liee IuVlolaoia, ard under no pre;ence
whatever shall the local autborities he al
owed to examine or seize the papers form
lig part OF them. When, however, a con
GUAR GUAR officer is engaged in other business,
~ tne papers relating to- the consulate shall
% m Aiept "a separate enclosure.
ne Offices and dwellings, of Consules
. ~ Who are lot citizens of tho country OF
'neH residence shall be at all times iuYioJa-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

sumption of z730 barrels of coal Amounts of
hours worked during the month, 1881.
The collection of water rents, ETC., were
as follows:
First District. IS, 953 90
Second District. ,I63 90
Labor and old iron 81 %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

sumption of Z730 barrels of coal. Amount of
hours worked during the month, 1881.
The collection of water rents, ETC., were
as follows:
FIRST Dlstrlct. ............'..., So,995 W
Second District. ..................I, lb3 w
Labor and old iron .... 81 %
lOtdl. '.,........ .....s... V<u,~po ~
A great saving could be made in this de-
partment by repairing the reservoir, which,
by damage sustained in April last, is now
almost useless. We are compelled to keep
the pumps going day and night. With the
reservoir in order ten hours work ls suffl-
Gent for the necessary supply of water.
The extra coal consumed amounts to 500
barrels, which, at an average price OF
seventy cents per barrel delivered, Is $5b0O.
| The extra pay for night work amounts to
| S6120 per annum, making total expense OF
fl,720, which amount can be saved by re-
| pairing the reservoir. The cost of said re-
| pairs by the estimate of the City Surveyor
is 5000. 1t will readily strike you that
| no better investment can be made by the
city than the amount required for ibis
work 1t is with due regard to the neces-
sity of reform and retrenchment that l
place this matter before you, and with no
desire for hasty improvements. l find that
we have nearly 1000 hydrants closed, which
must be attributed to the high charges
heretofore exacted for their use. i would
advocate less charges and more bydrants
IN use. and shall do al possible towards
that end.
INSANE ASYLUM.
On December l, 1872, there were in this
institution, inmates. .................f2 7
Admitted to December 3l............ IL
!otal. 49,: .....,......-....... .I4f
Discharged during the month ......l2
JlleC :'..-..-........
Escaped. Observation-Disclosures. l. ID
Remaining Jafaary l, 1873 ........ 129
Patients as to sex-Men, CO; women, 63.
HOME AGED AND INFrHM.
This Institution accommodates eleven in
mates, one male and ten females. 1t is fitted
up to accommodate about chrty persons. l
find this one of the most expensive charita-
BILE institutions in the city 1t furnishes a
home on an average to about dozen per
sons at cost to the city of at least $500
year for each person. The rent of the build
ing occupied is $3.50 per annum, the lease
OF which expires in June, and it would be
well then to make more economical ar
rangement for the support Of the INDECENT.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
During the past month 1 have made the
repairs necessary to the roof of the Maya
zine market, which was in very leaky
condition. The cost for repairs to states
and tin work was S64, and have contracted
for replacing two beams supporting roof,
and plastering, for 1925. find the court
houses in need of stoves and other matters,
amounting to about $3.50, which it will be
necessary for me to furnish The following
is the statement of expenses of this depart
ment for December, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08
CITY coUNcIL-oFFIcTAL
REGULAR NETTING.

Cry HALL, NEW ORLrANs. !
Tuesday, January I, 1873.
The Council met in regular session at
noon.
Present-Mayor Louis A. Witt, presid-
ing. and Administrators b. N. Iurnbull
fCommerce), Louis Schneider (Financel,
Robert Brewster (Police), james Lewis
IImproyements), John Calhoun Public
Accounts). and Charles Fitzenreiter Water
works and Public Buildingsl, n. +. Sturck-
en- (Assessments).
The minutes of the last meeting were
approved.
Communications from Administrators
From Mr.. Turnbun:
DEPARTMENT oP CoxxEKcr,
January :, 1913
TO the City Courcl Of New Orleans;
have the honor to submit the following
renort of the workings and changes in tins
Department, to wit:
On the thirty first of December dis
Charged the following employees;
Nj. C. Carroll, K. +. Daunay, J.; II. HUGE
ms, G. j. Fox. John Banum, WliIaI4 MAJ
Gearey, George Rhodes, &. Morel. j. Dll-
Ion. nj, Cunningham, S. II. Penzer, lnspec
tors of markets, at an annual salary OF
5000 each, thereby reducing the expenMdl-
lures of this department, $l5,2Oo Annually;
I thereupon communicated with Genera Genera
"a A. S. Badger, superintendent o. ss;st o,"e,
asking his cooperation and asslstance
through the police force in enforcing the
market regulations, which request he has
promptly complied with, assigning police
man to each market with instructions, to
act in concert with this department. rms
system. up to the present time, works salts
fsetorily.
have appointed F. w. Seller, whaThn-
ger OF the Fourth District, vice A. 5. Bad
ger, removed.
Under ordinance No 9l6, Administration
series, on Friday, twenty seventh ultimo,
at twelve O'Clock M, in the Mayors parior,
l sold the revenues of the public markets
for the month Of January, 1873, from which
was realized the amount of $I9,69O.
The wharfage and levee dues collected
from November %, 1872, to January 4, 1873,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-08

Total, S3O.|W ~
b. NJ. TURNBULL, Administrator.
The report was received.
From Mr.. Schneider:
'IoNrIILY REPORT OF ADMINISTRATOR OF
FINANCE FOR MONTH ENDING DECEMBER
81. 1872.
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Die 9ebduoe (Jir. afs, Srleanslr.) beittben in
einem 9utsehduten 3 ;ffo6iaengSosnbauie nit 2 itoftz
gem Slntersebduoe uno fino elmer 9runomietbe Don
$2S unteruorfen.
acknowledgement: Gin Srtttbeil baar unb Den
9ief in 6 uno ~ D~tonate1, ODER aues baar, nod
Dem Belieben bee 3dufers; bic @reoiISablunecn
Sinlen tro8enb unb sur 3uirieoenbeit bes SeriDalters
9eiitert. &snis .. Sobinion, iuu., SerualtCr;
Samuel 8. 4pper q S0bne, Autt.
S,10,3, g. {, 22,5)
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0Hnhnhuus III nerfaufen.

Das empfebIenstusrtbe Wobnbaus gr. 278,
sea $ 8onettefraSe, fiirslib ~ieporirt unh i'm beften
'%ufanoe, srunoSin5frei, tit gu p%erfaufen bel
1inges & Sargeant,
(2S1-) SIR. 3. ct. BanIHr.
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eBaYoaerbier 1aeerbier

sas Ber{onen, wel9e bas uobfbetannte
beribmte Geeger'i1s 2a8erbier
An sabeu mIni9en, tonnen ibre auitrdse in Rr. ~
9ernanfrdEe, loilen.
Das 70 befeaie Bier Ia Defenders iHr Die ausfubr
stbraut.
Hirtau: gr. %, @eruenfraBe.
Trauertt: TreteridsNpac unb prattRraRe.
/Suuif4. 1St&U)