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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-At halfpast
eight o'clock last night fire broke out in the
third story of the brick bnilding Nos. 30
and 81 Canal street. corner of Peters street,
occupied: rs a shoe ..ore by j. Hansen.
The IRE was confined 20 the third story. as
thc .iremen found abundance of water.
Hansen is insured y a New York cIt;ce :or
$4,000.
The barber shop. No. -9ia Canal street.
owned by Peter Rich. was badly damaged:
insured in the Home Office for $500.
No. 90 Canal street, occupied by II. Co.
gan as clothing store. was damaged by
water; insured il the Hibeyuia Office for
$4,000.
The store No. Peters street, occupied
by K. Blakely as carriage establishment,
was damaged by water; insured in the
Mechanics and Sun Office.
The building No. 80 Canal street is owned
by Pablo G-lpi. fully insured. His loss is
about $1,000.
The entire loss amounts to something like
$4,000, Cause of fire supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
A polio who attempted to send the
alarm from box No. al, found the keyhole
stuffed with paper. and an attempt to send
an alarm from box No. II was a failure.
The alarm was finally sent from box No. 81.
corner Of Canal and Camp streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
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30. -tcc9-Administration SeIles.I
WHEREAS. William Kersten has produced
satisfactory evidence of the loss or destruc.
ton OF certificate of tax excess for 1870,
No. 27Gs. for $50 IA. dated August |. 1872.
and also Of an advertisement of the same
in the New Orleans Republican Of the four
teenth ultimo:
BE it resolrci, That the Administrator of
Public Accounts be and is hereby author.
lied 10 issue duplicate to said William
Kersten on his giving an indemnity bond
IN twice the amount to the satisfaction of
the Mayor.
Adopted by the Council of the city O..
New Orleans. September % 1873.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

Crescent Mutual Insurance Company and
Cohen ID. SoTla, Executor IS. Mrs Louisa Cor
don tMrs. Louls:. S;IngieI. wife OF Martin
Gordon, j..
G1XfH DISTRICT CSrEY FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. sllO.-Ey virtue of writ of
seizure and sale 70 drec BY the honorable
the sixth llstct Court for the pa of Orleans in
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction. at The Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Roval street, between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
city, on SAIL RDAl- October !, 1873, at twelva
oelocl. M. the following described p1oper1y,
to wit
A CERTAIN p ETl0y OF GROUND. with all
The buildings and improvements thereon, situated
N the first District OF this city, i'll the square
bounded by Eacchus NOW Barolne), Terpsichore,
apollo inow Carondelet, and Mepomeue streets,
measuring, IN French measure two hundred and
forty feet. more az less, front said Baronue
street, by a depth and from or Terpsichore and
Melpomene streets Of ole hundred ana sixty feet
The said portion Of ground acquired bv the
defendant here u. with her separate funds from
MIS-. Ag'ae bringier by act passed before William
J. caste notary public in tins city, on the twelfth
day OF May, 1853.
Seized in the above suit.
Ierms~Cash on the spot.
". P HARPER
SCI Il oci Sheriff Of the Parish If Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures four
and five o'clock yesterday morning an at.
tempt was made by a burglar to force an
entrance into the office Of NJ :. J. Bachman,
No. 53 Peters street. An outside paddock
was wrenched Oft and found by Corporal
Thornton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

FREE DRINKS FOR AL..-Mayor Wilt
and the Administrators have discussed the
subject Of turning tie advertising fountain
on Canal street to usefu! purpose. This
pretty little structure has been idle fer
long time. and if the city can gain posses.
sion Of it for public fountain a good end
will be suhseryed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

No. :2.330-Admnistration Series.
Fesoicea. That permission is hereby
granted 10 Peter NcGuin 20 erect horse.
shoeing establishment on Peters street. be.
tween Robin and Race streets, Fourth Dis
trict. reyocable at the pleasure OF the C,un.
Gil.
Adopted by the Council OF the city of
New Orleans. September g. 1879.
LOUIS a. WILT. Mayor.
a .rne copy:
DANIEL SCULIr. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
POLITICAL NOTICES,

Attention., CoIored Men of the Sixth
DstTi ct.-Coor,d voters of the Sixth District are
hereby notified that in obedience 20 tho call for
convention of colored men" issued by the COM
nlittee Of colored men, through sh- Hon. William
C. Brown. 10 meet at the Mechanics Institute on
the seventeenth of November neXs for the pur.
pose Of electing additional delegates TO operate
with those already elected by said committee 10
mere edectually present our grievances TO Con.
gTess al i:s session ieIt winter there will be
district convention o. colored a: the late JET
:ersOn City Han. MONDAY. tie twenty ninth
instant al ?. NJ. for the purpose Of electng four
delegates 70 represent the Sixth District in said
State convention. The appoltlonment OF delegates
10 the district convention shall he Twelfth ward
five. thirteenth ward five and fourteenth ward
thIee delegates. The charmen OF tie wards are:
Twelfth ward. JOHN Marks; thirteenth. Hon. A.
Dejoie; fourteeLth ward. &. Brown.
The Aforesaid chairInen will convene the cOIored
voters OF their respective wards al such time and
place az they shall deem proper. and elect dele.
gates to sald district convention, as above pro-
yiGe6 for. BY order OF the district committee.
}. E. GAUDE1. Chairman;
4 Deoie. y. l.. Bush.
-onn Marks. James LLcer.
Z. =. Stamps. II. Brown.
A Perry. D. Smith.
Z. Wander pool. A. Wilson.
&. Il. augustus, Pau! beioe.
William Baudui:, j. L. i. Laiche.
William Tou!:. Jules Dejoe.
J. Bnutte. a. Andersen.
Z. Brown. PAU Bruce,
Z. Gaudut. H. Cam.seE,
se25 I'd IN. Poree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

WANTED TO BE AN ANGEL-Lucv Gas
has lived only fifteen years, and thought
she had seen enough of this panicky world
SO she took a square dose o! !audanum
Lucy was pumped dry and then locked up
in the third precinct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

He GAVE BoSDs.-E. Z. Duffy found a
bondsman in the person CT his former bust.
ness partner. Mr.. Flvrn. who swore that he
is worth $500 beyond his liabilities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

COMMITTED FOR TRIAl-Annie Johnson
was before Judge Gernon Yesterday on a
charge of murder. in killing her infant.
The proof was sutiicien: to send her to the
Criminal Court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IL THE NATTER OF FsiNK WAGNER, IN
divi,.uailT ard as . ,aeu.DeS 0: WAGNER j
Never. oankrupts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

DRowSED.-Tony Walker, a deck hand
on the steamboat Hensley, lower coast
trade, accidentally fell overheard on the
last down trip and was drowned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Agents Wanted

in e.! States cities and towns in the United States
and Canadas.
Money should be sent by egistered letter post
office order or express, with the full address of the
purchaser in plain writing
For further information and particulars send for
circulars to the manager and proprietor and ad
dress SIMON ABRLES
SEE! I'm cod LeaveawcT.k, Kansas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

THROWN FROM CARRIAGE.-Mr. Joseph
Verrett was driving out with Miss Z. Sim.
mons Wednesday. and when at the corner
Of Dryades and Common streets the horses
became frightened and unmanageable. Mr..
Verrett and Miss Simmons were thrown
out, and the gentleman was SO seriously in.
jured that his life is quite des paired of.
Mss Simmons was badly bruised. but she
will soon recover.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

What should teetotaler drink Moth
ing bu: tea. Of course.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
A. ROcherpsu IT al. vs.. the Heirs OF the
.a!e ye an Marie Mailes. alias MAInes. ct al.

A. KOcheresn IT nj. vs.. the Heirs OF the
late Jean Marie Males. alias Mstlltes ct al
S1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR -HE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 5098.-By write @: a writ of seiz.
me and sale to me direc:eo by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for .he parish of Or.
leans. "a she above entitled cause will proceed
TO sell at pubic auction. at the Merchants and
Auctlonee1s' Exchan4s, Royal street. between
Cana! and Castemhouse streets il tie Second
District of this city, SATURDAY. October T. 1873,
at twelve O'clock ~. the following described prop
eTtv. 20 wit
-FOUR CERTAIN lots OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings and mpro yements thereon
and appurtenancss thereof, and all the rights
WAYS strvitudcs, privileges and advantages there
unto belonging situated III the Fa bouIg PIaieaI &C.
now IL the Sixth District of New crleans desig.
mated OF a sketch annexed to al act passed before
s. Wagner. la1e notary public ms city. on tho
eleventh OF March, 1867. by the numbers eighteen,
nineteen. twenty and twenty-One of square
bounded by Louisiana avenue, Chippewa, Della
ciIaIse and Jersey Streets SAID .ots adjon each
other. and measure each th..,y feet ten inches
front on Louie lana avenue. by .us hu' dred and
1wenty-eight feet in depth. beTweeu parallel lines
American measure. Beng the sam. property ac-
CURED by the late Jean Mari. Males. alias
Mallhes. w purchase he ,:ade thereof from the
late william Thomas Hepp as rer act passed be.
Tore y. Ma9ney, late notary put.!c 'ais city, on
the eleventh day u: March, 1861,
Seized III the above suit.
Ae.Ius- Cash Oh H.. spot.
". 2. HARPER
se2 81 cc3 Sheriff OF the Pa ID OF Oreans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
MAYoRALTy or NEW ORIEASs (.
City Hall. September q. 1875.
mo. Standardization Series.l

no. .3-S-Administratio Series.I
An ordinance providing for the paymer. Of
the several accounts therein namedo
BE it ordained. Tia: the following appro.
priations be and are hereby made. and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts ware
rant on the Administrator Of Finance IN
payment of the same. whenever there shall
be money IN the city treasury 10 the credit
OF the appropriate fund. for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
prp.RTTESv OF lVppoyrNirS-s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. September % 1873.
ieas-Brewster, Calhoun. Fitzenreiter.
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS 4. "I!.TZ, Mayer.
4 .cue copy:
nANIIr. SEr,.E Eec...aIy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

THAT Man WIcKLFFE-He is arrested
t.'ee M0re,-It seems as if the fates. or Mr..
Strauss, will never let Injured innocence
alone. No sooner does the great financier
become well located than an officer or
other person ferrets him ont, thus prevent
ing the ex-Auditor Of Louisiana from earn
ing his daily bread by the sweat of mis- ras-
cally brow. As tie history Of most OF
Wicklitfe's vi.lanies are pretty well known
in this community, it is Unnecessary 70 even
make a reorganization.
After he 50 suddenly LETT New Orleans
he retired to an isolated burg IN Alabama.
not far from Selma, borrowed a new name,
purchased properly and actually Sc: him
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

A BAD LOT OF FIsH.-Auguste Condai
brought a lot Of spoiled fish to this market
for sale, and as soon as the fact became
known he was arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
.UE RIVERS.
Above low

Tie TlVer Etre Is = tett seven lnUnts
below high water max o. 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

ABOUT BURIAL Conference.-The fail
TIRE OF Dr.. HerricN 20 report the death OF
Henry Holcher 10 Or. Folwe.l has caused a
cammotion in corcner-al circles. the idea
that any naturalized American citizen car
violently shuttle oil this mortal coil withou.
giving the coroner a chance TO earn his fees
is one that physicians must dlsapuse them.
selves 81. The citizens elect coroner, and
they want him 10 get his city warrants n
due form. WHAT IS the use OF having
coroner if doctors give burial certificate
before the suicides are sat or! Doctor Her
!lck has also deprived tive estiIable voters
of possible jury fees, which is wrong.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

". T. HAMPER,
seq % ocii Sheriff OF tt. Parsh OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
James Riordan VS.. lvers Waters ants
James Gillespie.

- W. P. HARPER.
SEES oc3 - Sheriff of the Parish of Orlesrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Francois Dupierri. vs.. loci f. Cnnnan

, ". P. HARPER
tes 40 SHERIFF Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26
Crescent Nufual Insurance En,nnanx mn

-, ". T. HAhFtK,
seq u OciI therif az the Parish of Orlea,,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-26

.c,,, ~ ": :! :T,'.FtE.
seIo ~ - ~ Sh@flh OF - fa! 81 o. orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

greatly suffered In health, principally from rheumatism
CAPT Buddin gton the commander on the Polaris has
written letter from New London stating that he fully
eympathzes the petitioners and that he hopes that
Congress will listen TO their demands
The Right Rev. Bishop Odenheimer, ID. D.,
Of NewJersey, preached, yesterday in Fl. Tnouass P
E. Church Fifty-thrdst and Fifth-ave The subject
of his sermon was Church Work the Past and in the
Future" the past he said, for its memories aud the
future for its great issues In the course OF his
he said that the completion OF the 80 years OF the
Churchs existence which his hearers had assembled TO
celebrate, especially TO he bQnored from the TACT
that the parish had done such noble work in the cause
OF Christ since s organization IN 1923 In the afternoon
sunday school festival held IN the same church.
when address was made by the Rev. ". +. MORGAN
the rector
Additional accommodations are about to be
provided for the clerks in departments OF the Gus
tomhouse, the fourstory building at Exchange-place
Hanover and Beaversts., having been leased oy tne
Government for the purpose. II Will DO connected WIN
the Custom house by iron bridges crossing
exclusively for the Naval Office Plans are IN prepare
ton for the necessary alterations which are 10 De COM
| and pnic stores now AT Church and Greenwicn-sts
will be transferred the same uae 70 70 ,io . ~,
bounded by Washington. Lsght, Hubert and Wesx s'o
which has been leased by the Government for term Oh
| years.
| The promenade concert AT the oe'en'n
| Regiment Armory on Saturday evening was "ehat
tended The music attractive, and one compoStoh
was especially prepared for the occasion by Mr. Eraiu
and dedicated to Col Clarke COL Clarke was presented
with SILVER punch bowl and fruit dishes BY Private
| Robert Wilson, 10 behalf OF the members OF the reel
ment in an appropriate address Tne appreciation o,
the regiment Of Col Carkes services ourng inc ~
wears in which he has commanded II was happily eA-
pressed. Col Clarke replied briefly, dweInng parlcu
ary upon the benefits conferred by the regiment upon
restraint taught by such membership There was PIT
social gathering at No az %n So
| the occasion was presented TO Col Clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
TIE MISSING GOLD .FRTIFIcATEs

The nauels IN the case of -ConkhD and Lyon.
charged with being concerned the robbery o three
limited States cod certificates Of the value OF 5000 each
from Burr E. Craft Dec L. will II Is believed, be laid
before the Grand Jury the Court OF General sessons
TODAY One OF the officials Of tho Attorney +
ONCE has stated to reporter a TIE TRIBUNE that II 10
his understanding that for the atemp, which is making
70 impcate Deputy Sheriff Judson JARVIS IN the rchherv
OF the cold certificates Capt james Irving and PhlhT
Farley OF the DETECTIVE Force are responsible.
Col Charles Spencer attorney for Burr s. Craft the
man who lost gold certificates, has made the ap
pende1 statement 10 letter 10 THE TRIBUNE regarding
the charges against Deputy Sheriff Judson Jarvis:
On FRIDAY afternoon last Burr 4 Gran, my client
be stated tho action whCn Tue order OF arrest was
executed by the deputies Of JGdson JARVIS dd state u
ia the presence Of others IN conversation reavc u
the theft OF his gold certificates that he had no com
plant ~ against Mf. JARVIS aud had made lone
aud did not believe that Mr. JARVIS had anything
u do with the theft Ii the evening al JARVIS called
al nv Office evidently laDOTlne under great mental DIS
tress repeated to hm the statement OF Mi Graft. and
upon his vi gent Solicitation II perfect gOod iah and
believing that MI Craft. II present woHld cLeeriuy
done tbe thing, WIotC The card subsequently,
pu llsned. J nave interest aside from high per
fuDaI gard for M JARVIS hs defense wrote the
card from kindly feeling. aud sincerely hope that "a
thorough investigation VIII result ia uCMohstIatbs Inc
truth oi the whole matter
Deputy Sheriff JudsoL JARVIS letter 70 TnE TEiB
uNR has made the following statement IL reference 10
the charges aganst him:
Burr & Craft has repeatedly assured me- IN the pres
Of Others that be had no charges of any Bhd what
soever 70 make against me- ana declared that the
charges which made against IL the public
priutt were ~ outrage and "a lie | have never been
arrested and not under bail know Nothing OF the
theft aud my many friends who know mt wei VIII uoi
whose eumity nnwttingy incurred have mshciously
against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
THE ANIMAL KINGDCK"

- LECTURE on THE RADIATRs BY PROF. MORSE
Prof Edward s. Morse Of Bowdoin College,
Name delivered lecture On adales" al the Cooper
Institute Saturday night the lecture beaf one OF the
series OF four free lectures about the animal kingdom
In the course OF the lecture Prof Morse described the
Lowest forms OF animal lfe making his meaning clear
by sketchug upon blackboard the animals be referred
to- such az sea snemones and corais.
lie would begin with TIC lowest forms, and naturally
their attention would be CdieC 10 protOpla,m. From
the bottom Of the there would sometimes ho brought
M mass Of slimy which examined 10y tho MICRO
s.rope would be found to consist o. minute pdrtlc
like little drops Of glue, and yet would be found tia!
these minute particles living organisms, and u
drop OF blood drawn from the human body aud OK
ahmed, the ssme appearances would te found th'it
showing that from the highest 10 The lowest all NE
commenced at protOp!Isn, and that muscle haG nc
power to produce muscle bone and that this proto
plasm might thus be termed the common denonlnatgI
OF life. He then proceeded n stcp higher IN ~
description Of animal life, speaking OF nv
sea anemones which appeared Ike leaUti.
towers when open and ike leather dicks when closed
They the Iernal Characters OF The coral builders
The lecturer spoke OF the mistake Of describing any ln
genuIty TO the coral buildes in making the immense
formations that they produce Tao fact Wac that they
had no control over tuat work Onc w0uIG not tLinb
lures the history Of formation Of continent III the
Pacific Ocean lie tLeE described the structure and
mt jhod Of reproduction OF these tiny creatures. Line
trating upon he blackboard ter forms ana The diner
stages VI ten growth jelly fishes we're ne xt de
he'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
A FINANCIAL REVIVAL.

AN ADVANCE IN RATEs-sTocK EXCHANGE Disci-
PINE.
Rusiness revived on Wall-st. on Saturday
On. transactions in stocks being much larger than for
several previous days Prices advanced from TO per
cent until early In the afternoon, when large sales were
made in order that profits might be realized and prices
declined the market closing. however somewhat above
Tho onening pont. The heaviest operations were In
Newyork Central, Lake Shore, Panama, and Rock
Island.
ID w. Berdan was expelled from the Stock Exchange
for dividing his commission on purchases with clerk
~ Russell Sage for whom he acted as broker. This Is
In violation of Section Of the 2lst Article OF the Con-
tnton Of the Stock Exchange which provides that the
lowest commission on all purchases or sales OF stocks
bonds and other securities made for not members
~ the Exchange shall DO onesxteenth OF per cent
ON the mar value OF the securities bought and Sold Mr.
Berdan claimed that Mr.. sages clerk, with whom he
dvson sc cured to him much larger amount Of busi.
ness than he would otherwise OBTAIN. III was reported
ON the street that Mr. Sage had secured seat In inc
Excbang e in view OF the expulsion OF his broker. .
Tie following securities have been placed on the
List of the Stock Exchange Germania Bank OF New
York, Union Mining shares ot tennessee, and me
first mortgage bonds OF the Detroit, Canada
Southern and Toledo Railroad. The Governing
Committee have authorized members OF the Exchange
10 deal in the securities Of new railroad and other coo
rations NOT eligible the regular CALL such dealings TO
take place In the Government Bond ROOM between the
hours OF / aud 2. A committee of nve has been APP
polnted supernend this business aud make the nee
essary regulations. The sales In tls department VIII
NOT be printed in the official list OF the board.
Joseph Kudd resigned Lis position as director OF
the Broadway Bank which he has held for 10 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
A SUSPECTED BRUTAL HOMICIDE.

Patrick Donnelly, age Is, was found dead IN
a room of his home No. 2l7 West Twenty eghth-st, on
Saturday by patroDan Joyce OF the Twentieth Precinct
who was told by residents in the house that the young
man had been killed during quarrel OF his relatives
Capt McElwain and Coroner Young subsequently went
10 the house and there told by several members OF
the family that during quarrel between the mother OF
the boy and her sister Rosa Reilly he had inerfered In
behalf OF his mother His aunt had at once assaulted
him. knocked him down, and Is he lay upon the floor,
had jumped upon his body, and at last had
chokcd him. Rosa Reilly denled tho truth OF this
statement. She asserted that John Donnely father OF
the boy had given his much liquor that he be-
came drunk that the boy had then run toward her with
knife his hand. and that while III the act OF striking
her he had stumbled ana fallen on the floor, killing him
self II ascertaned upon further inquiry that all
fhe persons concerned in the quarrel had been drinking
Patrolman Joyce arrested Rosa Reilly and took her To
the Tornbs where she will be kept await the result OF
an inquest concerning Donnclll's death. The father
aud mother of the deceased were committed 10 the
House VI Detention The inquest will be held Tues