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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13
PROPOSALS
FOR buiielng tIcD0n0xh 9eh0oshoGse
SO. 5, IN AIuiers.

MAyoRALrY ~ sew CRisAs.,(
New Orleans October IS, 1874. )
pT AUTHORITY AND DIRECTION OF THE
ID City CounclI will receive at this office
until SATURDAY, November "a. 1874. at twelve
o'clock ~, sealed proposals for building in the
Fifth District (Algiersl one scheohouse, accord
ing to plans and specihcauors on file in this de.
partment. rayment in United States currency on
completion and acceptance eff the building. The
right to reject any or al bids 10 hereby expressly
reserved. &OCIS A. Witt AayoY,
OcA I'd
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TEE MATTER OF CHARLES J. HOYT, BANK.
Hnpe.
In Banksuptcy-NOs. 1887.

WHEREAS CHARLES J. HOYv, OF THE PARISH
~ Of Orean. and District aforesaid, duly de-
March 2 1867, las this dav filed in said court Pc
tltiOn praying for discharge and certificate
ole under said act
Notice is therefore given 20 AL crsdi .Ors who
have proved their debts, and TO all Other persons
in interest that the twenty-thir dav Of Novem
her 1874 at II A. NJ, is assigned ror the hearing Of
the same, and that they may then and there at
tend and show cause. if any they have, why the
and further notice given, that the bankrupt will
U.deysO an examination before Register Augustn,
the twenty first day of NOvem peH A. d. ld.s. At
II A. D.. at his office. Customhouse building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, November7 :, 1874.
no3 10 II X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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r. ?. MARTYR
,cg: a.1 ::Ies .hs.i'S 81 tho Parish q; SS'eSr. a

Charles Lob W. Charles Frlederich.
vNIyvH UIST.iCT COURT FOR THE PARISH up
Il orleans, "" sos. BY virtue Of WI, Of seisIfs:
and sal. :" directed ~ the honorable tne :i!ss
Di..rc. Court Tor the parish of Orleans In .e s.s.s
snti,lea cause. ! vii! proceed 70 eel s; :ss.'S
suction, At the Merehahts AID Auc.i.n.s's -.
change, kosSl street, between Canal AZ: .nseriss
house streets In The Second Os'r.c. .: '.is"ey.
SATURDAY. Sos~n.eE %. 1854 ~ ts.YsN
o'clock ~. she following Isscs.'"A p'slAsJs
to WITT
! CERTAIy 10! OF GRCgSD, s,sesi.-s .i'h saa
buildings and improvements thereon, an: ap3u2-
tenances snersuntO belonging, situAtsd Ia :nS
First District of this city, and being par. o: los
of ground designated 10y th- i.linbfr one. On y
plan deposited IN the off co of g. E. Strnger. late q
notary public in this city, in the year !l3 which,
said portion measures twenty two feet front SIa
Tchoupitoula street, between st. Joseph and Doc
loro streets. By eghty-hys feet in depth on shs
north side and eighteen feet eleven inches IN tk@
rear on an alley ten fee. wide. Being the sans
property acquired by the defendant herein 0e
purchase from the plaintiff herein, by &C: passed.
before A. Drey fous notary PUBLIC in this eS:yo eb
the eighth day Of October, 1s69o
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on this spot
". p HARPER
eeT aoe Il u 20 Sheriff Of the Parish Of or!eanE,
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Mrs. &. Burke W. T. =. Noise.

IIf1e y C BufK6 W. +. Se 4I0ISee
NINTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II Of Orleans. No 4a85.-Bv virtue OF WI: Of
feri facias 70 directed by the honorable
the Fifth Distrc: CouIt for the parish Of Or.
leans. in the above entitled cause. will proceed
to sell at public a.,ction, a: the Merchants and
Auc:ioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Custonhouse streets, the Second
District Of tins city on WEDNESDAY. November %,
1874, at twelve o'clock 81. the following described
property, TO wit
ALL THE p GIT TITLE ASD INTEREST 81 TIE
defendant, T.. =. Noise il and TO certain picture
called the "Firsmens Picture Dow IN the Expo
stion Hall.
Seized in the above suit.
TerMs-Cash OIL the spot.
". r. HARPER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN TEE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS, MO.
bile aud Texas Railroad Company, against
whom petition foz adjudication Of bankrupt
Cy WAS hied On the twenty -seventh day Of May,
4. D. ISL District OF LsuisisnS .. s.-No. 1a24.
TPeT FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING -HR AL
~ legations Os the petition aforesaid it is Or.
de1ed that the said New Orleans Mobile and Te xaa
Railroad Company do appear at this court. as .
in tie parish Of dreams and state Of Ionis, ana
and district aforesaid, Oh the sixteenth day Of
November. iS74. st II A. NJ. aud show cause, il
any there be, why the prayer Of ss1d petition
should no: be granted aud il Is further ord red
that copy OF this order be served said New
Orleans Mobile aud Texas Railroad Company by
publication in the New Urfans Republican, Sc 80
qCired BY law, the last insertion 70 appear 81 least
Eve days previous TO the day herein required FOX
tkeir appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward Fl. purei' Judge Of the
said court, and the seal thereof st New Orleans,
IL said district. On the seventeenth day OF JSEe.
4. H. 1874.
ie2O K YOEW neccyy Clerk
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no;3 y de!.

Office Lafayette Fire Insurance Com.
pauy. New Orleans. October 20. l87s.-At meet.
ing of the board of directors held on October IS.
1874. it was resolved to cal in cash ;nstalimeut
of FIVE PER CENT this capital stock III ac.
cerGsnce with article four Of The constitution Of
the company. PAYABLE at the Office Of the company
within forty days. LOUIS MATHIS.
OCll Secretary,
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He IS SORRY FOR Ir.-Last Saturday
nigh. when the Democratic torchlight pro-
cession was in full blast. q gentleman who
occasionally visits the REPUBLICAN office
stood on Camp street to look at the sights.
He was accosted by professional hummer
who begged for q dime TO buy bread, put
was not gratitied. On being refused he inn
politely and e,nphatically declared that he
would never again vote the Democratic
:icket. Now bring out that train boy who
could have sold fifty more Times-had there
teen purchasers.
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Succe.sion Of Philip Voeike1.R

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 3756l.-Nhereas. Mrs Widow
voelke deceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given
to all whom it may concern. 10 show ca'.se within
ten days why she prayer Of zee said pet. cne.
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
ioI0 IsIS. FRANK PACE. n. CLERK.
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Notice.-Office Of Tradesmens Fire Insurance
Company, No. % Gasoucelet street. New OIleAns,
Eovem beg ,, l3.a.-Au persona concerned arc
hereby notified that by An order OF the honorable
Superior District Court for this parish. dated octo.
Der 80 1874. have been appointed receiver OF the
above insurance company. and have taken charge
of jss affairs, b. URBAN, Receiver.
MOI lOs
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There are three capital prizes
There are three capital prizes
There are three capital prizes
1,horo oro three canit0I nriypR

To be drawn in the single number drawing
To be drawn in the single number drawing
To be drawn in the single number drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery on saturday.
OF the Louisiana State Lottery on Saturday.
Of the LsusianA State Lottery on Saturday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

CITY HorEL RoBBERY Accessories The
examination Of DR.. Ulrich and Mr.. TeetzeI.
charged as accessories after the fact wherein
Sidney $. Stout is accused OF stealing
$4,000 worth of property from Mr.. Il. S.
Morse's private safe in the City Hotel. was
.aken up by Judge Macarthur Yesterday.
The testimony showed that DR.. Ulrich had
some definite knowledge OF the stolen bonds
and that Mr.. Teetzel was at one time. in
some indefinite manner, made custodian OF
:. portion Of the property. but it does not
appear that he was materially implicated
in the affair." Judge Macarthur declined to
Immediately say what disposition he will
make ia tine case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

BRIEF MENTIoN.-The wharf rats who
attempted to steal corn from the steamboat
pargoud can find their skitf in the keeping
of Captain Lawler, harbor police.
Michael Bean, seriously injured on the
Morgan railroad on the tweutyseventh
ultimo. died in the Charity Hospital from
the effects of his wounds:
officer Jones. after fair chase. yesterday
morning captured joseph Bernard, alias
Bacchus Brown. who had stolen two pitch
ers from the grocery of Mrs. White. corner
of Erato and Liberty streets. Bacchus IN
:rying to escape jumped into the yard OF
Mrs. Jennings, and when elm bling a fence
knocked one Of her children down, bru'sing
i. The pitchers were found on accused,
who has served term in the Penitentiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

The Cardiff giant is now in Europe. hum
bugging the people of Austria.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special NOttce.-Sew Orleans November y,
iY1+.-The annual election Of Board OF Directors
for the New Orleans Sanitary and Fertillllug COM
PAW to serve for the ensuing year. will be ned
on MOHDAY. November %, 1874, between the hours
Of A. NJ. ard u NJ. at the Office OF the company,
No. TX, Gravier street.
pol3It H. W ". REYNOLDS. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HORACE I. SHROPSHIRE.
bankrupt.
In Baakruptcy-No. 1876.

WHEREAS. HORACE f. SEiROPSHIRE. OF THE
w ely OF New Orleans and district aforesaid.
duly declared bankrupt under the ac. o: Congress
OF March z. 1865. has this day flied in said court u
petition praying TOT a discharge and certificate
thereof from al his debts and other claims prov.
able uEtler said act.
Notice is Therefore givea 70 al creditors who
have proved their debts. and to ALI other persons
in interest, II At the th.rIeth day Of Novem Dor.
1854. at II A. NJ. assigned for the hearing Of the
same. and that they NAV then and there attend
and show cause. il any they have. why the prayer
further notice 10 gwen tina. the bankrupt will
undergo An examination before Register Kellogg
on the twenty eighth dav Of November, A. p. 1874.
at II A. NJ. at his etiice. CustOmhouhe building.
Clerks office. New Orleans, November II. 1884.
NOl3 20 n K IOEW UeDuty Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

padncah excursion party will start for
home early this morning. They have seen
nearly everything worth seeing in and
around our city. and have generally en-.
loved themselves a few will remain until
next Monday. aud several have concluded
70 make New Orleans their home. With
scarcely an exception our visitors were
greatly pleased with their trip.
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DID Nor Go TO THE lIosPl7AL.-Littie
Jerry McCauly, whose feet were acciden-
sally crushed by street Car last Wednes'
day, was not sent to the Charity Hospital.
ou; was properly cared for by Mrs. E!oss'
man. No. l73 BarOnne street.
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Local intelligence.

WILL AP1EAk To-DAy.-Mr. l.. I. Muir.
dock, the newly appointed police cominls.
sioner. will appear at the regular meeting
today and present his commission. IL is
probable that there will be an election for
vice president, 20 fill The vacancy created
cy the resignation Of General Baldey. An
election can not we'll be postponed, as the
sice president, By law, must act as Super
:ntendent when that official is unable 70
perform his duties. OF course the moment
General Baldey retires 10 one can properly
oct as Superintendent.
Since the twentieth Of Lac. month General
Ealdey has filed General Badgers place at
police headquarters. and performed the
duties 80 aeceptably that all who have
been brought in contact with him will
willingly testify to Ills ability and general
excellent conduct. During the time he has
occupied the Superintendent desk HE
powers Of endurance and capacity have
been sorely tested, but he never failed 70
meet every obligation promptly.
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successton of .Marie Adele ky..aien. o.

SUCCESSION Of .HHrie AdeIe Eyaaalen. or
Eyssalenne, deceased wife OF Alplonse Bazanac.
y of Orleans. No 35 8is.-Notice is hereby given
TO the creditors OF this estate and all other per.
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if they
have or can. why the account presented by
the testamentaTy executor VI this estate.
should not be hOn,oiocated and approved. and :he
funds distributed in accordance :lerew!.a.
By order OF the Court.
nofr X las FRANZ PACE n C,.,,-
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IT TRIED TO RAIN.-There was poor at
tempt Yesterday to favor US with good
shower, bu, the result was deal failure.
Even the dust was not laid. However,
there was one good result-the air was
cooled down to something seasonable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

ASSESSMENTS OF CITY PROPERTY.-C0ll'
uarative statement. showing the difference
OF the city assessments for the years ls7:
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NNHEgEAS. MAURICE HEYMAN SUED AS
W Marx Eeyman, OF the parish OF Rapides
and district aforesaid duly declared bankrupt
under the act OF Congress of March :, 1867, has
this day filed IN said court petition praying for g
discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other cl.ims provable under said act.
Notice is therefore given to ali creditors who
have proved their debts and TO all other persons
in I'M crest What the :hirtiefh day Of November.
1874 at II 4. NJ. assigned for the hearing of the
same, and tina: they then and there attend
and show cause il amy :hey have, why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be granted and
further notice is given that the bankrupt will IN.
dergo an examination before Register Kellogg on
the twenty day OF November. A. -. 1874. at II
A. NJ AT his office. CvstOInIouse building, New OK.
leans
Clerks Office, Now C1ieans November y, 1874.
nOl3 ~ X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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A NOUvHFUL OF CLAM CHOwDER.-Gen.
:leMen " hose circumstances admit of par
taking OF q warm lunch about eleven
o'clock this morning should bear in mind
that Mr.. Gustav, st. James Hotel bsrrooln.
viii serve up genuine clam chowder,
manipulated by his royal nibs, 10 Holmes.
for this occasion only. or words to those
effect Tha. lunch will certainly produce
everlasting fat on tho ribs Of all who par
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
FRANK n. AMEs TRUSTEE. rs. NEW ORLEANS,
Noble and Texas Railroad Company. William
Pit Kellogg trustee, and others.
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
~ THE MATTER OF LEHMAN GODCHArT L co.
II al. W.. Marx Heyman. Bankrupt.
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the STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SARAH ANN nAESEY. WlEE OF MICHAEL FGAE
We. Mlchae! E.an, her husbanG-Nc. 1856.

four II D,sTaiC1 COURT FOR TEE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Mrs. Catherine Young,
Widow Of George Eelber.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans. No. 81, 562.-Whereas. Jacob F.
Rohrbacher has petitoned the court for letters of
administration the estate Of The late Mrs. Cathe.
rne Beiber, deceased, interstate. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern. to show cause
within ten days, why the prayer Ct the said
petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
poI0 IL 49, FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk.
succession OF j. NJ. T.. Jan.isOn.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 81 568.-W hereas, +. 7. Parker
has petitiored the cour. fox letters of ad.
ministratiOn On the estate Of the late J. ".
4. Jamison. deceased. intestate. Notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern 20 show
cause within ten days why tht prayer Of The sad
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
nol2 10 90 FRANK PACE r., rle@r,
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John X. Clay vs.. Miss Elizabeth Jane

W. 7.
nOl3 Is 70 - Sheriff Of the Parish of O,leaca
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". +. FAHFFK.
GG1S - ~ Is Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Domestic Episode

.E.!cw high water mark OF 1874.
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Iliberuia Insurance Company We. ThOusas
X. Brady aLG Charles =. B1aGy.

,,,,.i2t., sh.,is a, the Parish Of u 'rI.
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and Chairman General Relief COMMITTEE
and Treasurer of Relief Fund.
, 1874-04-16

msnufaoturo Of boots and el,ooa upon tho ca.
operative plan. Tloy oBtnnte Tint tho lnbor of
160 mon brings to tho employer profit Of NJ
loast $500 por wook, ansl thny propose to tako
themselves. sovsu Of their number heya
bcon appointed Commissioners, with
se1pon sfeF TO Tho eapa stoo f2s Is a2o sSSa @
Divided into 20o Hilnroa Of e100 each. In order
to provont anything like ring or monopoly, and
for tho purpose Of securing tho largast possible
allowed to hold more tl,an ton sharcs Thouo
will bo sold to tho men, to be pnid for out OF
their earnings, leaving enough to support their
families. II Ii proposed to begtn operations by
establishing q ahop aud sotting st work Mt loast
leo mon, aud thoy arc confident thai III this
seonltrgly practical plan tliey lRve hit upon An
MORE SUITS AGAINST uSr1oENHED ELEVATORS.
TIE TRIBUNE yosterday morning mentioned
that Stato'a Attorney Rood had commenced suit
ngainst tho Buckingham Brothors, proprlotors Of
Central Elevator a, for not having talson ont
lloonao as required by law, and stated that tllis
followed BY suits aEatnHt all oloyator pro-
prletois who pereiatod In dofying the law.
Yesterday, at tho iuatigation Of tho Railroad
Commissionors Rtntos Attorney ncotl followed
up tho suit commenced against tho Bucltlng-
inghams by filing information in tho Criminal
Mheolor l. Mckay, Of the oa1cns and.Alr Limo
western l. Fulton Elevators Nelson l.
BtovonB, Of tho National Elevator, Armour, Do!o
d Munger Of G., 3. Il Q. Elevator; and Thomn
aon d 0lell, Of the Rock Island Elevators. Tic
information in the above casea aro about tho
same as in tho buckingham caHo and will be vlg-
that these cnAos will bo tried In about two
weeks,
, 1874-04-16
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.

4 most amusing divorce caao ia now on trial
before Judge Williams being a suit Brought
by Elias Alkus to obtain divorce from his
vito Rachel on tho ground Of cruel treatment.
Elias says TINT about ton yoars ago, whom he
was an unsophisticated youth OF 81, lo ato for q
limo at the house Of tho widow, who Afterwards
married him. Tho quality Of tho yianls did
not appear to please him, and lo found
nnotller place. At this time lie was ninth Of a
man, earning living ~ tailor. But, though
lie was atcl ANAL fraction Of q man, tho lone
widow fixed her eye on him as the future No. 2.
As he neglected to visit hcr, shc began the
t. equal rights" movement aud took tho court
ing into hor own hants, and with sueecas. Eli
as mournfuiy alleges that aho went into his
Ltore, which was, unfortunately, only
two blocks from her place, and then, BY
IN tho world, aud that her aons appropriated
tho money OF her store to their own use, through
Eant OF a controlling hand, 30 wore OH his boyiBh
rcclinga that he proninod to marry Aor. Tho slight
circumstance Of her having two children oldor
than lie lid not appear to he regarded as any OBJ
Atnclo.
But az Boon aa ho Was married ho repented.
Flo thinks tho next day after Tho ceremony lio
may huye been quite happy, but in less than
bride developed remarkable tendency for
throwing slops over him, aud carossing him with
sticlsa OF wood. He endured It for Several
years, and then oboyed Grce!ey's advice, and
Nent Ncgt. chicago naturally aItfhoseu AlHt
and he began the world anew hero.
but VINO Of remorse crossed his happiness,
mud le wrote for Mrs. Mk,ls to come here,
promising to give her the houBo in Bridgeport,
and visit her once q month. Bho
came, but brought with lor I'LL tho
'old cccontrlcitlea OF character aud Elias after
bearing it III long al ho could, determined to
submit the question to twelve men whetllor ho
should bo compelled to live any longer with this
Bcducing widow.
Judge Williams attempted to disrrovo tho
truth OF the old eaw, that 10 ono eau do two
things at once, and divided his time, with COM
mentable inpartiulity, botwcon tho poruaal Of
Tortuilian, Cyprian, bishop Whitohouso, ct al,,
and tho hearing OF tho case. Whon
tho question OF the powers Of DiBllopa, or tho
particular view OF soma carly Churcl,-fathor on
tho question OF tho divine origin Of the Chris
tim Church, became unusually foggy, tho Judge
would bend q beulgnant glancs on the com
IAaillant md Inquire whether he got tho worth
Ut lis money (blrs. Alkus being possesscd OF q
good share Of this worlds goods), or whether ho
married the woman, or 6lo him, or
which got tho hoBt Of the bargain, with other
like facetioua relnarka and the audience. rs In
duty bound, would duly smile at tho judicial wit.
Mrs. Alkus will plobably have her account te
give to-tay, and tho case bids fair to occupy the
whole day