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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

TIE LONE STARs.-At meeting OF the
members of the first nine of the Lone Star
Base Ball Club, held last evening. Martial
II. Redon. ;heir crack second baseman.
was elected captain OF the nine. vice Tracy.
resigned. Martial, or Marsh as he Is
more generally known, is a ~holesouied,
noble and generous fellow. and with him
directing Che boys in the diamond field.
they need never fear defeat, for the little
greuchma1" knows no word but victory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

THE s1C,00c EEGIsLATURE.-Oid quorum
seems to dislike the air Of Odd Fellows
Hall. for he is very backward in coming
forward. The hour set for assembling ar.
rives. passes and another hour sometimes
passes before quorum IS announced.
Finally member. it is intimated. answers
double and then business goes on lazilye
Balloting Tor a United States Senator is
KEEP. up. and Ex-Governor Wurmoth still!
leads. but falls far short Of that desirable
number necessary for a choice
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

A SUCCESSFUL PICKPOCKET,--A bright
youth, about sixteen years old, called at
the fruit stand of Mrs, Martinez. in Clai-
borne market, and entered into negotiations
for lemons. After an extended eonyersa-
ton he went away. as he said. FOX money to
pay for them. y few minutes after Mrs
Martinez discovered tina! he wen: away
with money. for her pocket had been picked
of her poclzetbook containing $50 IN money,
an insurance policy of 500. twenty shares
Of the Delta Insurance Company. and
eleven certificates Q: shares IN tAe Home
Company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

It does not appear that New Orleans is
to have city directory this year. VIII
not some energetic man start in anS I'll! a
void
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

IL member from she country" was heard
emph isis. that the orchestra a: the Academy
Of Music was the most perfect harmony lie
ever listened -. lie is right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
POLITICAL NOTICES.

SOticc.-HaH OF Dunn L.gioe, Fourth Wac
Radical Republican Mothes oluh, Neg o. esHs
January d, l575.-Tlere will be hold syecis
meeting on MONDAY Lrxe January q. - 3. 1T
P " PUnctua! att-ndarc" is seoucstt4 as bIsI
aess OF Importance wIll.he transacted.
By order OF the PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM j. JgEs.S..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

heavily in debt. Hence their paster was
compelled to call upon the generous people
OF America to assist their brethren IN Ire
land. Father McKenna has received the
permission of his grace the most reverend
Archbishop of New Orleans to call upon
our citizens for these charitable purposes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
CITY LICENSES FOX 1875.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

DEPARTMENT OF FTSATEEs
New Orleans, January 3. 1874 ~
nUE NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN, BY piBlIJlla-
~ ton tHIough the city papers, as soon LhgB
Department - prepared to receive city bctE.sysE
for 1873. LOUIS SCHNEIDER,
ia3 Administrator of F.sffgrr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

. un Marriage Happy relief 70. young men
from the elects of errors and abuses il. eary life.
Manhood restored. Impediments 10 marriage -
moved. New method Of treatment. New and 10
markabs remedies. Books and cir. uaEs .sut free,
in sealed eDyel Ops
address HOWARD ASSOCssTTOe 40. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pennsy lvauIa-an lns'i,
tuition having high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional skill. de!J 3n God
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

SICK AND DEsTITUTE-John Brown, TWEEN.
ty-six years of age, native of Philadelphia,
was sent from the Jackson railroad depot tC
the Charity Hospital Friday morning.
Henry Bradley and wife were sent to the
smallpox hospital from Algiers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26


RECORDER BILLINGS SUsPENDED-He Is
Acquitted.-Last Thursday or Friday Val
entine Schantz visited the Office of Admin
istratOr Brewster complaining that he
found that Recorder Billings, Fourth Dis
trict, had not made proper return Of $40.
Mr.. Schantz was arrested on the six
teenth instant. for an assault and battery,
but the complainant soon alter asked to
withdraw the charge As she had gwen
the court and the police considerable trou-
BILE, they were told that costs to the extent
of $40 must DE paid. Accused paid half
and the woman she other half Mr.. SchantZ'
on looking at the fines reported as returned
by the recorders last Monday, discovered
that the Fourth District was blank He
! then informed administrator Brewster,
| when . meeting ot the City Council was
| called.
Last Friday forfna. charge was made
against Mr.. Billings, when he was sus-
| pended and Alternate Recorder Draper took
| possession of the office. Yesterday the
case was heard, all the Administrators pres
ent in the Mayors office, Mayor Wilt pre-
| siding. Witnesses for both sides were
| heard. The defense showed that previous
| TO the time the prosecutrix withdrew her
complaint, the case had been fixed for tie
twenty first instant, and consequently the
money, costs, was not returned to thu Adj
ministrator of Police for last week; it was
put aside to go in as received on the TWEEN
ty-frst, and would not show until next Mon
days returns were in. The affidavit had in
dorsements on it proving such to be the
case in great part. On this the whole case
turned. and as the recorder made a good de-
tense, the Administrators acquitted Mr..
Billings in a very few minutes after the tes-
timony was all in, and he was instantly
reinstated.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

ALMOST BURGLARY.-Friday morning,
about one o'clock, Officer Willis found
Joseph Bailey too inquisitively examining
a show case window on Camp street. be.
tween Clio and Calliope; in fact, he was
trying to break it open. The officer arrest.
ed him. and made a charge of dangerous
and suspicious" which will check Mr..
Bailey's desire for knowledge for time.
In Algiers, another, but unknown, bur
glar made an attempt to enter the grocery
store of Henry Weighman, corner of Aiix
and Elmira streets, at half-past three yes
terday morning, by prying off window
shutter. Officer Mason fred two shots at
him, but was unable to effect his arrest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

FIRE "A fire broke out about > 2. VI.
yesterday in the house Of +. 7. Delacroix.
No. 80? ST. Andrew street. caused by a de.
fective chimney. Tho fire was extinguished
withou. ar alarm. The roof was slightly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

The king trotter o! Louisiana, Norrissev.
has arrived. and is in eIcellen. condition
He has the fastest record of any trottes in
thi. State. SO it j. said by turtles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

CRIMINAL CoURT.-O wing to the time OF
the court and the jury being occupied with
the case against Oscar Burns, charged with
the murder of Placide Delgado, all other
cases that were TO have come up were con
tnued.
The defense is producing witnesses to
prove the insanity of the accused. Mrs
Shannon, mother-in law of the accused,
testified that he was subject to violent fits
of insanity. Those fits were brought on
the witness thought, sometimes by drinking
aud sometimes by painting, and 1t might be
by other causes, and when these fits were
on him he frothed at the mouth and was
very dangerous.
The grand jury yesterday morning re-
turned true bill against John Cassimer.
charged with rape. Cassimer, 1t Will be re-
membered. was indicted for the same of
Tense once before, but owing to an inform
atty in the Indictment ne was discharged.
and the papers in the case again turned
over to the grand jury .or new sn6let'
menso
True bills we're also returned, against
Michael Moran and John McGuin. both
charged with false imprisonment and as
sauit and battery.
In the case y. the State against Martin.
convicted Of the murder of Antonio Campo.
on the twelfth Of August last. Mr.. Atocha
asked leave 20 file elk exceptions, which
was granted by the court.
In the case .t Joseph Saivent. charged
with larceny. District Attorne: John Nc.
Pheiin entered a nolle p.os.gui.
Pau: I.a,nber: pleaded guilty - the
charge o: carrying concealed weapons. and
wa. fined $ md Imprisonment '"en'E-to"r
hours.
yL,mas ,iayhan, convicted .; larceny.
va. sentenced to eighteen months. !mprison-
men. .. :ia.,. 'abo: !H :he State f"l.t""
:a:v.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL. eEPFfiRse

YAsssssEI.s eFPls "a
'Sayy Yard, Pensacola. p
January IL, lBEe
DSerosAss, sE24En GSD lNDORSEs. ''PECe
d posas trr supplies ~ 'vili &c received at hhIe
Ot1 90 unit. II a. NJ, FRIDAY January 81 1875 fle
furnishing ehs TO lowing s4hedus' of suateTEa-.
which must be ~ the best auatV, tie 10 deIisRt'e
at Shs NAYS Gard, PensacO a. 80 hef0rr sAS
eighteenth siay of March 1873, at sUcS poins 90
may be slirected by she sosmanda;S. and sub ssc6
L. ususl inspection thereat viz:
The materials classes Nos. % - - 81 afs "a
u Annual Schs duls, 1928, BWea 80 ssI.i are
Docks, copies "' which Snsy be obtained on sps-a
cation at this office.
Bids fog Jess ;h.n one siass shsl' soo -. exc
eiderc6
Responsible sscueiie fOs rhc oromT't srsi S.,tlsgs
delivery Of 'hs supplies awarded must lee ase Es%a
IN each respective 9rOpOsals othesw'as SnesS eis
not be tanned.
Til. sg.. tceeece auS All eff a's Slide ia Sc
.eTvedo WILLIAM 2. THOMSON.
J.. g. EaySnasteI. dSitsd stG.Sc. SaEsS
APPROVED
+. MIeDsE.esse 'ommoforls eonSnarSsut-
AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

THE ioNG CHARGE.--Messrs. +. B.
Malone. Familiarity known as 'kinch.'
William Foley and William Fulton. being
gentlemen living without the necessity OF
honest employment, caused Spccia! Officer
Smith to believe them to be dangerous and
suspicious characters. and to arres: them
yesterday morning. On being arTaigned
before Recorder Noughton, ''Knch" stated
that he thought he had had ''about enough
of this sort of thing. and didn. propose to
stand it any longer" On the thirty-irst
he will have an opportunity 20 propose a
remedy,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

yE,Rr. .sssr., BAL "E %RiTSa IL.
.gARy Asso.:.T!cS.--i. ouE .!Jtie s's'7i -
10: as large IN extent and population as :
Che ninth city q; these United States she
can g!v. IS .legap: bail as can the 'res'
.ent.. The hal! Of I'll. Hook and Ladder
Company was quite elegant with the pres
enc. o. TAI. ladies and brave men. all anX'
.ous 70 as-is, the Lieta'y Association. an
exc.l'sut :n.ti.u.ion. The participants en-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
SAT. or lIAKktT REVENUES,

DEPARTMENT OF sONmERrE ye
View Orleans, January % lg7@ i
WILL. BE SOLD FOR CASH, AT SUBIsg aye
w zion, MONDAY the twenty -se yent5 III
stanH at twelve o'clock NJ, in the eitS HaE, T158
IevenueS % the cubic 3narhsts tor ohe enoIt - d
February 1873.
The lessees will he required to conform 70 81. Flx,
ty ordinances relating to snaIk es ana B5l hxawE'
the privilege of collecting the revenue According
10 ordinance No. 1871, as amended
Accepted bidders viii be required to make = tRs
post OF one hundred and fifty dollars IN eAA7a 1gn-
each market at the time of sale, which ahn 100
forfeited to the city in case of failure to comz-pFs
the contract. BIDS to be made In currenr J.
B. NJ. TUBKBCLL
ia2l til Administrator of CornTrrucK-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

BALL OF ORLEANS FIRE COMPANY No.
2l.-The members of this game old COM
pany may plume themselves on the pleas
ures experienced at the ball last night in
Perfect Union Hall. The ball was given to
steam engine, and the fund is fatter for the
experiment. The ladies in attendance
seemed to enjoy themselves as if it was the
last opportunity this season. Many of the
toilettes were in excellent taste. The mem
Der have now fair prospects of procuring "a
new steamer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

r. Littleton is charged with larceny by
w. w. Wharton. and with being d danger.
Gus and suspicious character by the officer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

THE HIPERNIAN AssoCIATION.-Slnce its
organization in 1870, says the Hornhg o'o''
the Hibernian Association has rapidly IN
creased in strength and influence till 1t is
now the largest benevolent ASSOCIATION IN
the South. The Star gives from the yearly
renort of the officers of the central board
for the wear 1872, the following extracts as
showing the condition and works of the as
sociation in this city:
Number of branches January l, 1872,
eleven, consisting of 1902 active members.
During the year three new branches have
heen admitted. and the membership Of the
association increased to 1901; 395 new mem
beers have been admitted, 2l5 have been ex-
Delled, 40 have resigned, 81 have died, max
ing the total loss of members 2S6.
The report of the finance committee gives
the total receipts from January J., 1872 to
December 80, 1872, as follows:
Cash from ex treasurer January l, f872.a 8 9l6 81
Cash rom piCnlc ....s.o..,.............o $40 70
Cash for initiation fees 435 Is
Cash for assessments IL, los 40
Total receipts for the year.........sI4.Ol6 81
EXPENDITURES
Printing advertising, stations
cry, etc. GG80 81
Paid relatives of deceased mem
beIs..... .....~............!2 az 6: :0-sl2 SO; 2;
Cash balance on hand ...................SSI?3 80
foTAE ASSETS,
Cash balance on hand. s IL? 20
Due by all the branches. 4.l65 IS
Total 5 ,28g IS
The deaths in the association during the
past year have been unusually large.
Assessments paid in 1870, twelve, and
amount to 1896; in 1871, ten, and amount
to S4348; in 1872, twenty-eight, and amount
to $l2,062 40.
1t will be seen by the above that the
large sum Of $12,062 40 has been given 10
the families of those members who died
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

Notice 10 the stockholders of the New
Orleans Republican Printing Company IS hereby
given that meeting OF stockholders VIII be held
on MONDAY January H. 1873, at2 P. 81, for the
purpose of considering propositions TO inc0'as.
the stock o! the company.
~ 0rde. OF She Board of Directors
T. Il. TRACY, SssrsosT..
g.. Orleans Deco m bee 2G 1872 cot
RatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-Ths spieudIi h.ur
Dive i tie best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless reliable and instantaneous;
no Disappointment; no ridiculous tiuts or unpea6-
ant Odos Remedies the i'll effects Of had dye. and
washes Produces imnI diately a superb black
HatuIa brown, and leaves the hair Ci-an, sott and
beautiful The genuine, signed by V. A Bachelor.
sold b. all druggists. "
CHARLES BASCBELoiS
Oc3 1y Proprietor. 40 York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26

GoBuERy.-Jm Davis. alias Joseph Alex.
snder. whose photograph ornaments the
albums os the police departments. was ar.
sestei fov yobbing Cranes Hammer. = vis-
.'oE from V.cksburc. of SIG. in house or
sranklin street yesterday afternoon. The
ucGey was recovered.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25
Probate Notice.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIj

ATE COURT COUNTY OF PIMA, # sritOry of Arizona.
 fn the matter Of the estate of Refugio I IPachecO, deceased,
 The Territory of Arizona, sends greeting :: In pursuance of an order or thls court | duly made and entered on the 2d day of October, A. D. 1873, notice is hereby given that Friday the 3lst day of October, A. D; 1873, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of the Probate Court in the Village of Tucson, in said county of Pima, has been appointed for hearing the application of Paula Pacheco, praying that document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last will and testament of Refugio Pacheco, deceas- ed, be admitted to Probate; and that let ters testamentary be issued thereon to said Paula PachecO, who is named therein as EXecutriX at which time and place all persons interested may appear and contest the same.
 l, Attest, VIM. J. OSBORN.
 SEAL Probate Judge and eX-officio
 (UD) Clerk of Probate Court.
 Tucson, A. T., October ?, 1873. 4.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

DURING the week E. D. Wood received a large and splendid stock of goods direct from San Francisco.
 M I. Jacobs & Co. also received quite an addition to theirs.
 Zeckendorf & Welisch have been busy putting in shape lot of new goods just re- ceived.
 All the above came by Neahrs, and Burk- hardt and Fredley's trains, which also brought c. o. Brown, Fully, Ochoa & O., John H. Archibald and Hiram $. Stevens lots of goods and freight.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25
GEN. WILLIAM vANDEvER (also Van c

GEN. WILLIAM VANDEvER (also Van q. Smith left Tucson by government ambu- lance, on Monday The G eneral would inspect the Pima and MaricOpa Agency and then proceed to Prescott, confer with General Crook, examine the Indian busi- ness up that way, and then proceed to and down the Colorado to Yuma and thence to Washington via San Francisco Hehas left a most favorable impression upon our people. He is a man of large experience and observes with care and draws correct conclusions. It is with emphatic satisfac- ton that we state that he don't think an Indian can be made behave himself by the most energetic and sincere application off gospel truth ' or the Glove ofthe Lord Jesus Christ" At least he only spoke of other methods and did not even refer to the pious ones as of any value or other erWise in the business. Observing his to- tai lack of sniveling, cant, or attempt to set himself up for better than ordinary men, we take him to be honest and de- termined to ascertain the truth and then act upon it in manly, sensible and busi- .neSS ways. Tine common remark is how different and sensible he appears in con frast with the peace snivelers." Our peo- .ple can rest assured that General William .Nandever will not make the Indian ap- pear better than he is nor the settler worse. sNhat his report will be, he probably does hot yet know, but all can await it Whs, .cheerful hopes. V
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

II C,r1r.s-.. ...' 1.ss <Ia 11,fI r...a of
 tie s+t9wn now gsu n seR
 neT m. m.NSs in Eastsrn Aia5 1 ol5 l5s
 Francisco RT, r Ever. Under date 5 E E
 Der 15, oorHssS .ss ,xEisss Ee11 M
 there to The Silver City Mining A~ u
 as follows: VI l MT. R Metcalfi is trying the smelling prof cess which promises fair, but want O.. material for furnaces is great drawback So far no material has been obtained that will stand the test more than thirty-six 1 hours, and most of the time not so long. On Friday last, Messrs. LeSinsky and Abraham arrived with train loaded with sandstone from near Silver City, which has been tried and found to stand from ten to fourteen days. Mr. CardiS also arrived on the same date: has purchased MT. Sturenberg'S interest in the mine and ey- poets to commence operations soon. The mine now presents a front of fifty feet or more, and shows a vein from two to four feet thick. The ore is of average richness and contains great deal of native cooper. There is now corded up at the mine from one hundred and fifty to two hundred tons of ore.
 MT. Pierce of the Detroit Co.,, owning mines in this district, is expected soon. He Will also begin operations in the mining line. MessrS. Carter, Thompson and Polk, are working on mines recently discovered about three months since, by party from Colorado, and fine prospect has been ob- tained.
 The Buck Mining Co.,, of Arizona, will endeavOr to bring ditch of fifteen or twenty miles long in at the head of the gulch where the claims are located.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

As pertinent to our gardening article, we may mention that man is in town with good apples selling them at retail for 75 cents per pound. He brought them all the way from San Bernardino, Cal. Just as good ones should be grown right in the valley fronting Tucson and be sold at live cents per pound, and at that rate soon en- rich the producer
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

LEWIS Park Brewery is worth looking at as a mechanical institution. It is the compIetest we have seen in Arizona, and the proprietor is determined to manufact- ure ale and beer in the most careful man. ner out of the very best materials. Only water from the spring above Lees mill IS used, and is furnished by Martin Touhey.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

PERSoNAL.-Assistant Surgeon Lippin-
 colt, of Camp Lowell, left by stage last Saturday for some special dnty at Prescott.
 Geo, H. Steven, the efficient manager of the San Carlos Apaches, got ill town on Thursday.
 PR. Fully was in Philadelphia buying goods for Fully, Ochoa & Co. on the lst October.
 E. N. Fish got back from 6 business trip to Grant and San Carlos .s1l Thursday.
 Larkin w. Carr and D. A. Bennett are out looking after locations for stock grow | ing.
 l Gov. Stafford, Ad. Linn and Mr. King stafted last Saturday into the mountains prospecting and may be expected back next week.
 Last nights stage brought Julius Gold water and Frank COsgrOve from PheniX. The latter will leave tomorrow for New Mexico.
 0. Buckalew left yesterday to look after his freight train coming from Yuma. In his absence, s. w. Carpenter acts &s clerk of the court.
 s. R. DeLong arrived from Apache Pass on Wednesday, and also during the week, G. W. HamOr, clerk for Mir. DeLOng at Camp Bowie.
 Acting assistant Surgeon, Dr. O'Brien, lately of San Carlos, left Tucson yesterday, under orders, for some post in Kansas Lieut. W. c. Forbush, adjutant of 5th Cav airy, left with him en route to McDowell.
 Tuesdays stage brought MT. Mcdonald, a representative of The San Francisco Chronicle, whose chief business, we be- lieve, is to extend the circulation of that wide-awake journal. He is an active gen. tleman and we wish him success.
 H. c. Hooker came in on Tuesday and leaves by to-day's stage en route to San Francisco. He will return soon and may bring his family with him. He is one of the active, go-ahead men that a country can never have too many Of
 Hon. Coles Bashford has about closed out all his business in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, | and in the course of @ month or six weeks | will be in Arizona. He says San Diego | will be "way station" for his family, | but thinks eventually all will be Ari- | ZOnanS.
 4. E. Knowles, administrator of the es- tate of Wm. Richard, has about closed up | his official duties in that connection, and | may soon return to San Francisco and | thence to the States for short visit. He is a tip top man and we are glad to know has ana will keep business eye on Arl- ZOna.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

DISTRICT COURT is still in session. On the 18th, three parties were found guilty of tassault with deadly weapons and another on tie 2lst for like offense. The docket yesterday morning showed four indict- ments in the Territorial and two in the United States court not disposed of. Some civil business has been transacted.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25
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Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

THE telegraph was completed to Maricopa Wells early this week. On the 18th Captain Price and party crossed the Colorado at Yuma and began building towards San Diego.
Arizona citizen., 1873-10-25

THE weather during the week has been warm enough for the season. Winds pre- vailed a few days. About a week az a pretty heavy frost fell up the SantaCruz and undoubtedly injured the bean crop to some extent. The trees as well as the at mosphere betoken Fall and an end of very warm weather for 1873.