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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
The Coming Of Old John Robinseu's Great
Shove

Tomorrow will witness the advent Of this
well known and favOrite combination, The
success that has greeted "O!d john on the
occasion of his present tour ~ unparalleled
in the annals of amusements. Everywhere
he has met with a perfect ovation. Our ex-
changes TEEN with Mandatory notices of che
great show. The menagerie Is said TO be
the most complete ever witnessed oB THE
continent having more than quadrupled
itself in its vast attractions since its last
visit South, while among the attaches Of the
arena are TO be found many whose names
have become famous as stars in their pro
fession. The payilions will De spread on
TivoH circle lot. The initial performance
will Oe given ae ewelve O'clock so-Rortow.
The company will Semaiu here for sis days,
giving two performances each dag The
admission to the entertainment of museum,
menag eric aquarium an0 circus is only
seventy-fvs cents. We predict shat our
citizens will flock 10 chs great chow. and
that their visit 90 CUP city wilt no: only
CRAFTY aud amuse che public. but vii! DO
at the same time source OS Ssees profit
pecuniarily to GOLD Johno~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Our dispatches this morning report %has
the British iron screw steamship Potomac,
which cleared from Philadelphia with a
cargo of grain and produce for Liverpool.
had her bow plates stove in by ice in the
Horse Shoe, and returned 70 porso lie,
cargo will have to DO discharged ptepara-
tory to repairs The New Orleans route
for the Liverpool grain Srads sso!ds .i
danger 81 similar casualties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Local Intelligence.

sSw TIKI STREETs.-We last evening
iAaxnsd that Administrator Lewis had ap-
Soin tod Captain K. 81. johnson to the poss a
Of superintendent of the streets. Whether
ahs statement be correct or incorrect, Mr..
.SohnsOn ls a gentleman full Of energy and
zeal in all be undertakes, and in every in
sssnse has fulfilled his public duties honor;
ably aud creditably. Besides, he is q
Boon companion, ever ready for jest and
sIvays friendly toward the needy-one who
@sxriss his heart in his generous hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

PUBLIC sCHOOLs-NOTIcR.

OvyIoB svYERIRrxsDEyT PsBIIs sCHooGk,
sixth Division, boom No. %. City Hall. ,
New Orleans, January IL, lsT3.
The public schools of New Orleans will
be reopened on Monday, January Is, 1873
The t. aehers elect, as per official list, will
present themselves at the schools to which
they have been assigned panetaslly at $3.50
A. III.
J. B. CARTER, Superintendent
J. 9. BADENHAUsBs,
Secretary Board of Directors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
sHPRIFy's orrOs, parish oP ORLEANS,

sHPRIRy's OsrOs. PARBH oP ORLEANs,l
New Orleans, Decem Der q, 1872. !
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvEN THAT BY VIRTUE
~ of writ of provisional seizure In rem, tn mo
directed by the honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled,
cause, have seized, PROFESSIONALLY and taken into
my possession and safe keeping the building known
a. the CONNIE rcial Pavilion situated At the
of Levee ard Poydras Streets Ia the First District
Of this city and on which said building plaintiff
claims the 8um of two hundred and twelve dollars
aud fifty cents, advanced by him out Of his per
sonal funds tor the protection and preservation OF
the same, the owner owReTs of which IF anvil
are alleged to have abandoned the same and no
person can be found who is willing to exercise any
control 1t. And all persona therein interested
are hereby notified and invited TO appear, within
fifteen days from the date hereof, and answer the
petitiOn filed IN this case.
de29 las IA W. p HARPER, Sheriff.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Coiiseu Place Baptist Church.

Preaching this morning at eleven o'clock
In this church, corner of Camp and Terpsi.
ehore streets, by Rev. II. A. Upper, D. D.,
of Richmond. Virginia, and at night, at
half past seven o'clock, by the pastor.
Baptism at the close of the evening service
Religious meetings every evening this week
Except Saturday. at half past seven o'clock.
All are invited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

a STRANGE TRAM N PARIs.-The Partisan
papers speak of the fast time made in that
city by an ostrich hitched 10 buggy.
exhibition with Old John Robinson's big
show. and if not, he guarantees to refund
the money 70 every purchaser Of a ticket.
At Tivoh circle los, commencing Monday,
January "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Trains 81 this road depart from shs ga
Iiope street depot as follows: Express 8 4.
M, accommodation P. NJ, and mai at 3
P. II. Trains arrive Accommodation 9a3
A. M, mail 1894 A. NJ and cypress 1t II
p.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
hIethsdist Church Appointments for 20

Wesley-lI A. NJ, S. Davage; 2. M, S.
Osborne; p NJ, Marshal smith.
Mount Zien-Il A. NJ, P. Marlborough; 3
P. M, Potter Brown; P. NJ, George Wash
ingten.
Ames-l1 A. NJ, Bishop James.
First Street-ll A. NJ, A. Hilton; p. N
J. X. Jones; 7 p. NJ, Samuel Davage; or
dinaton of deacous at P. M.
Union Chapel-9 A. M, conference love
feast; II A. NJ, Washington Brooks; P.
M, j. Hayward and ordination of elders:
z. NJ, Ii. T. Abbott.
La Harpe-ll A. NJ, C. Downs; z. M,
J. M. Bryant; P. NJ, Reason Ennis.
Thomson Chapel-ll A. M, Thomas
Brown; P. NJ, A. Kennedy; p. H., Viii
liam 2. Forest.
Agiers-ll A. M, Fl. Wallace; P. H.. A.
jackson.
Sixth street-1l A. NJ, John W Galley; 3 P.
NJ, A. Gunby; p. NJ, Addison Moore.
Gretna-ll A. M. and p. M, f. Reeves.
First GerInan-ll A. N. and 7 P. M, j. o.
Woodward.
Second German--ll A. II. and p Po NJ.
PHI. Barth.
Simpson-li A. NJ, 2. Hall; p No A.
Jones, P. Nj, Christopher Hunt.
CarrolltOn-ll A. NJ, Levi Johnson; 3 P.
NJ. C. w. Bryant; P. M, Joseph Dutch.
Camp Parapet-lI A. NJ, George Wash
ingtOn; p. M, j. Sparkes.
Central Congregational-~S p III, j. Qay-
ward.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN
Aurr1ON GALES TOMORROW.

% SHERIFF HARPER. at II O'Clock. at Merchants
and Aucttoneers Exchange, lot Ct ground and
euildings on Constantinople ssreet bot OF
sroaad and buildings on Msrengo street nine
teoa lOis of ground in square bounded by Henry
Clay avenue, st. George and Long Streets and
tho division line of Bloomingdale, lot Of ground
ana buildinEs ON Spain street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

OyYIcs BOARD OF seHseL DIRBorsRs,)
CITY of New Orleans tSixth Divisionl
10. 70 Burgundy Street, January ii, lsTs.
The following is list of appointments
mada by the board at their meeting Janu-
airy 9, 1879, under the conditions specified
in the annexed resolution:
WRERRAs, The board OF directors of the
public schools find it necessary to reopen
the public schools, in anticipation Of the
legislation required for their ORGANISATION,
government and support during the present
year. it is
Resolrsd, That In making the following
appointments, the board Is unable at this
time to enter into any annual contract or
to fix the salaries until the revenue can be
estimated with sufficient certainty. 1t ia
therefore distinctly understood that the toll
lowing appointments are provisional only,
and the board shall at any time have the
power to declare vacant any OF the CpOsi-
tons named.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Nf e. y. Aaclin, No. 81 Carondelet
street, adveftises Pittsburg, anthracite and
American camel coaI, screeEed for family
use, delivered at lowest market rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

DoN'r FORGET TIvoLI CIRcLE.--Remem-
Der, the big show will only remain in New
Orleans for one week. Two performances
each day. The finest geological collection.
the largest sea-lions, and the great Old
aduissiOn-seventy-t cents; children,
fifty ceuts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Some of the Albany papers are keeping
an account of those who join the church.
They have one name on their hsts, SO far,
and hope to get another before long.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

REV Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad Company, New Orleans Freight De
paztment. New Orleans, January II. 1873
COTTON NOTICR.
Conhgnees and cotton press managers are noti-
fed that cotton NOT removed from the compaDy's
yard within twenty four hours from the time con-
siznee receives notification, will be liable to be
stored ut risk and expense of consignee. This
rule will be 81 forced on and after January II.
iaI9st RA BURKE, Freight Agent.
New Orleans, jackson and Great North
srn Railroad Company, Nev Orleans, January II,
lSTa-
FRRIGHT NOTCH.
THROUGH PREI6HTS will be received on and
after this date without requiring the order Of G.
MeREY. Contracting Agent
Shippers of THROUGH FRETGHrS are advised to
procure rates, and send with shipment, otherwise
Tariff Rates will be charged.
ial3st &. BURKE, Freight Agent.
meeting of the Executive Committee of
the eauestran portrait of General u. .. Grant will
take place on SUNDAY, the twelfth instant, at 10
A. M at the headquarters, No. Ito Canal street, up
stairs. Punctual site ndance is required.
By order OF ROCHUM CRASFO, President.
v. yOsT, Secretary.
K ROUFKR Assistant Secretary. ial2 It,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

LouMAEA METHODIST CoNgERRNoE-
ess~k& Day's SessiO'a.-The Conference
speued In It's usual place in due form. with
Bishop James in the chair and prayer by
0sv. s. Osborne.
The min utes OF the previeus meeting were
tsed and approved
On motion Of Rev. g. C. HartEell, the
Srfn ted minutes were made an official copy.
The question was then taken up, "Who
cre the candidates for deacen's orders ~
schn Hays, George Wnfray, Aleck Prlmus,
Andrew Jackson, Willis Carr, Garter
Ehsmson, Thomas Brown.
Then. under the missionary rule. Austin
,Soaes, Frederick Reeves and George Wash
Sagten were elected to elders orders.
Aiss, under the same rule, II. w. Con
ear sad J. L. J. Bath were admitted and
cheated to deacon's orders.
Hyans Green made a request to withdraw
Frpm che church, which was granted.
DIR. Doremus, agent for the Southwestern
8sbIs Society, Was introduced, and I'D
Aressed the Conference ON the work Of the
essiesy His remarks were listened to with
PLEASURE asd profit.
Rev. J. G. Hartgell offered the following
resolution:
ResoIse,f, That the attention of our quar-
early eOnterence5 is hereby called TO para
graph 478, page l3i of the New Discipline,
providing the manner of supporting the
presiding elder, and we earnestly recon-
mend that there be no deviation from tho
disciplinary plan.
RsaOIpsd, That the committee on missions
IL hereby requested. when apPrOpristing
she money toward the presiding elders sup
vort, 60 consider first, the amount of work
required of each one, and the probable ex-
pense Of living during the year. And IN no
sase shall any distinction be made on &c
sount of OOt0r.
Professor Ashly, Of Strait University,
gas introduced and addressed the confer
encs for few minutes on the unity OF
Christian work IN the South.
The conference then proceeded TO fix its
aAxt place Of lifting, and after much loose
aalk, deci deS en- Baton Rouge as the best
place.
Permission was given TO the Second Ger
saan Church 90 sell one of its lots if deeira-
BILE
The tenth question wns then taken up,
and tho following elders were presented by
sheir presiding elders: geot Chin. Bvsns
Green, +. III. Prior, A. Gundry, - Yarber,
and several Others whose names we are not
able 70 report.
The conference adjoarned after making
Announcements for the Sabbath services In
vhs several churches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Gnod ThinG DnIy Annrecin ted.-

A Good Thing Duly Apprecia ted.-Ho bene-
fciaI revolution ever goes backward; and thi
maxim ia as invsriable In medicine as in Polilics.
The advent of Host tters Stomach Bitters, twenty
years ago, produced revolution in the treatment
of large GLASS OF ailments, and that revolution
has ever since in the tull tide of successful
experiment." that tide has borne the proprie-
tors of the celebrated vegetable specific ION to Tor
tune" Is has also borne thousands of human be
ings, who were angnishing under the effects Of
disease weak and hopeless, cut of the depths Of
dependency into the paradise of health and cheer
fulness Il is no exaggeration to say, that to the
yigor the regularity of habit Of body, tho good sp
petite and perfect digestion, acquired under the
operation of this unequaloi tonic and corrective,
mufsitudes of people in every walk of life who had
been ysinly physisked in the usual way, owe the
blessings Of rome wed health and the prospect of
prolonged life. ja8eodW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
RPIscorAL CHURCH SoUTH.-On the third
day, in the Carondelet Street Church,
Bishop Keener opened the services.
A communication from the board of mani
ayers of the Mansfield Female College was
referred ~ the committe on education.
Revs- J. w. Medlock and Philip Allen
were received as members Of the confero
once, In full connection.
Rev. Phli, Allen was elected TO se.Gsn's
orders.
Rev. John ". Hearn was continued rn
sFial.
Dr.. C. Doremus, Of the Bible House,
vas introduced to the Conference and spoke
al come length in behalf of the Southwest
era Bible Society.
Rsys, Y.R. Markham and Wisherspooo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Miss u. Id. Campbell, third assistant
LIVE OAK soBooL-(GIRIs'.l
Mrs. j. w. Eagan, principal.
Mrs. ID. K. Talliaferro, first assistant.
Miss X. G. Knight, adjunct FIRST assistant
Miss E. Shaw, second assistant
Miss l. E. O'Brien, second assistant
Miss M. B. Campbell. third assistant.
Miss M. A. Tharp, third assistant.
Miss Mary Goodale, third assistant
DRYADEs SCHOOL
Mrs K. K. Femsla, principal.
CMrs z. Il. Morton, first assistant
Miss g. +. Hitch, first assistant.
Miss A. Z. Kearney, second assistant.
Miss z. Mckay, second assistant.
Miss A. Cosdrain, third assistant.
Twelfth Repr sentative Districe.
AUsTERLITZ SCHOOL.
Mrs. NJ F. Baptiste, principal.
Mrs Mary c. Dore, first assistant
Miss r. j. Dart second assistant.
AIiss Nelis CAME, third assistant,
NAPOLEON AVENUE SCHOOL.
Miss E. 8. Rossner, principal.
Miss l. III. Moody, first assistant
MAGAZINE SCHOOL,
Rev. Charles Morrison, principal.
Miss Ellen GUIDE, first assistant.
Miss Mary F. Johnson, second assistant.
Miss 4. Tomlin, second assistant
AARRNGO SCHOOL.
Mr.. T. Fl. Carpenter, principal.
Aiss e. Gordon, first assistant.
Miss e. Clapp, second assistant.
Miss Sallie Payne, second assistant.
Miss Georgia Young, third assistant.
Miss M <. Stay, third assistant.
Miss L. Sterling, third assistant.
BROADWAY SCHOOL
Miss L. Purcell, principal
JERSEY SCHOOL.
Mrs. Z. Railt0n, principal.
Miss l.. G.. Wheelwright, first assistant.
Miss NJ. C. Cussack, second assistant.
Miss Sallie McEnery, second assistant.
Miss Kate Kelley, third assistant.
CADIz SCHOOL.
Mira Z. Clark, principal.
Miss l. Prest, first assistant.
Miss S. NJ. Duffy, second assistant.
LEoNTINH SCHOOL.
Mrs. L. G. Aucoiu, principal.
Hiss Lizzie Wall, first assistant.
Miss Sallie EYans, second assistant.
Miss NJ. Ferguson, second assistant.
oREENyILLB SCHOOL
Miss J. Dore, principal.
Miss hollie Martin, first assistant.
vALENCE SCHOOL.
Mr. Y. A. SpOoner, principal.
Mrs. Il. Eide, first assistant.
Mrs. c. Gould, second assistant
COLISEUM SCHOOL
Mrs. N. 8. TORY, principal.
Mrs. s. Baby, first assistant
Miss II. Woods, second assistant.
BERLIN SCHOOL.
Hiss Josephine Kelly, principal
Mrs. IA. & A. Washington, first assistant
Tbirteeash Representative District IA
giers).
CHESTNUT SCHOOL.
Male Department.
Mrs. f. Lowe, principal.
Mrs. NJ. A. Martinez, first assistant.
Miss M. Z. Stanberry, second assistant
Mira. c. Stauler, third assistant
Female Department.
Ers. X. Kicker, first assistant.
Miss A. K. Thompson, first assistant.
Miss Louisa Seymour, second assistant.
Miss Rose E.. Todzwer, third assistant.
vALLErTE SCHOOL.
clIiss l. Fredericks, principal
Miss L. COllayanni, first assistant.
Mrs. |. G. Jones, second assistant
Miss s. johnson, second assiStante
TUNIsBURG SCHOOL.
1Is. w E. Rsttigan, prineipaRo
CUT OFF ROAD SCHOOL,
ays e. North, principal.
J. G. BADENHAUSENa
Secretary Board Of Directors.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

HYnRNAL We record In another col
ann the celebration of she nuptials of Mr..
s. II. Packard. u nephew Of cur esteemed
friend Colonel 8. J. Conklin, late super
siser of Internal revenue, and Miss Rose
Donohue. We wish the young couple all
the happiness their most romantic hopes
usint for them Ia the future.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

MhsloHART AHEIvERsARY.-Als largo audi
once ailed the Carondelet Street Church
last evening a. the Missionary Anniversary
Of the Louisiana Conference Methodist
BpisospaI Church, South. The reports OF
the treasurer and secretary of the CON
ference were read.
The financial condition was shown % De
very encouraging, and the eecretary's re-
port gave q gratifying exhibit of the sue
sessfuI efforts in spreading the gospel dur
ing tho past year among the heather. AT
this date of the report there were, including
both homo aud foreign missions. over FIVE
thousand preachers engaged.
Addresses were then delivered by the
Raw. Bishops Pierce and Keener, and Rev.
J.B. Walker. ID, upon the subject OF
missionary labor, detailing experiences, the
advantages and necessity of continued
efforts in this direction, and appealing TO all
10 continue their labors and assistance In
increasing the scope of missionary labor, in
which the results were SO promising and
satisfactory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
BUSINESS OARD4,

- a. MURRAY.
CISTERs mARER, O.
no. iPI Magazine street, between la,s@8
and st. Joseph streets.
Cistorua made to order and repaired. All vsrf
warranted lot OF oi5terns. made of the baas
material and workmanship, kept constantly on
band. ana for sale at prices 70 sstt tbs strpss OF
dsrs osoo, pity attended 70. salS rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Fifth District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 4Ge9.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

HUMAN TARGETs.-Two ehiyslrcus gentle
men visited the Base Ball park early yes-
terday morning to settle personal misun-
derstanding, the arbitrsrors being double
barreled shotguns, with bullets, forty PAGES.
On the first volley neither of the belliger-
ents took ball, when second round was
INDUCED in. One of the belligerents got a
half ounce of cold but swift lead through his
pantaloons, below his left knee, when an
understanding was arrived at. That Is all
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

FIRRnHn'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION OF
ALGIERs.-At the annual meeting of this
cody held on last Thursday, January 8,
1873, tho following officers were elected TO
serve for the year 1873: For president, MIR.
Thouss Fl. Jones was unanimously chosen:
vice president, John IL. Riley; secretary
Edward Quinn tre-eleeted); treasurer, John
H. Muller iye-electedl; chief engineer, h.
liver; assistant engineers, P. V. Nicklaus.
p. Whalen. ". Sutherland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

The Louisiana National Bank, New or
teans. December IS. I81G-TEe annual meeting of
stOCk 10 dsra for the election Of Directors 10
ia" susuiag year viii De- held at the banking house
on TUESDAY, January IA, 1878, between the hours
Of 10 A. y. and P. 81.
deli I'm A TT2Is Cashi.f.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

A PLlIPoRN.-Carpent were last even
ing singing together platform in La
fayette square. 1t is supposed to be for in
auguration ceremonies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

New Orleans National Banking Assoc in
ton New Orleans, DeeeIu Der IT, 1872 The annual
meeting Of stoe holders for the election Of twelve
directors to the ensuing yesx VIII be held at
the banking house. No 'Gl Canal street, mon
DAY, January 10, Ie7S between the hoursog 10 A N.
and P NJ HENRY BLACHB Cashier.
dsl9 ttal3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Batcheior's Hair Dye.-This sp.eudla HAIR
Dye ,s the best in the world. The only true ana
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Firemen's Charitable Association OF
Algiers, Fifth District. New Orleans Louisiana
Algiers, January IL, l873.-At the annual meeting
of this Association, held on THURSDAY, January
D. 1873 the following officers were elected to serve
for the year 1879 viz: President, Thomas II. Jones'
Vice President, JOHN N. Riley Secretary, Edward
Quinn IRE electodG Treasurer John II. Miller ire
eleetA6e Chief Engineer, NJ. IveT Assistant Engi-
neers P. EiokiaILs, P. Whalen, William sather
land true copy.
ial2It EDWARD QUINN. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Notice 30 the Stockholders of the New
Orleans Republican Printing Company is hereby
given that a meeting of stockholders will be held
at the office Of the company, No "a Camp street,
on MONDAY, January n, 1873, at2 P. NJ for the
purpose of considecing n proposition to increase
ibe stock of the company.
b. order OF the Board of Directors.
r q. TRACY, secretary.
ka9 OrlAau6 Denauhxr rs 1877 nor
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OFFICIAL LIST OF TEACHERS.

Secretary Board of Directors
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sTATE OF LOUISIANA.

true copy
X. LOHW, Deputy CLERK.
C1erk's Office. New Orleans. December " i67Z-
iaI -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-11
Robberieu-Acciaent-rirs.

CHICAGO, January l0.-The jewelry
stoIe of f. Frierstein Il Co., of II South
Halstead street, was robbed last night OF
seventeen silver watches, one gold
watch and a quantity OF jewelry by
three thieves, who secured the front and
rear doors, so as to prevent the escape OF
the proprietor, who was inside. They
then smashed the glass In the show
window, showed the property into bags
and made good their escape.
s. Wells, cattle-dealer from Ohio,
was robbed last night of one thousand
dollars cash.
The boiler Of the steam-mill at Hunt
ley, McHenry county, Illinois, exploded
this morning, killing William Benedict,
engineer, and badly i1juring Phillip
Shaft ner, the owner of the mill. The
loss on the mill is twelve thousand dol
lars.
The Home woolen mills at Jackson
vile, Illinois, were burned early this
morning. The loss is estimated at $780,
600; insurance $4,000, as follows:
North American, Philadelphia, 5000;
Home, New York, 5000; 4Etna, Hart
ford, $1,000, and 5000 In an English
company, name, not stated. Eighty
persons ara thrown out of employment
by tbs destruction Of the mill. About
sixty thousand dollars worth of wool,
manufactured g0ods, etc, was saved
from the factory.