The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-18
NUMBER 1874,
ns.eisl BsDk Of Eev orleans, approved AprIIl,


From ne same board resoiution that the CITY
accepts the transfer of the real estate. moveable
property and monies on hand, belonging TO the
fouro Aims Hoase. under the act OF the legsla.
frre, approved Esd March. 1887, entitled an act
fos the relief Of the board of directors of the
.rouro Aims Hbuse." That the city attorney be
authorized to prepare an act OF tsnsfer IN cor
formhy with the got of the legislative aforesaid
and the msyorisigr the same onbehEsf Of the city.
That the money on Eand belonging to said Aims
House De paid over e'the city treasufsr, and that
detailed statement Of sll monies on hand; real
estate and personal property OF the sud Touro
Aims Hosse, conveyed and transferred as aiore-
said be submitted TO the Common Council by the
controller s7soon as practicable after sad con-
veysnce ana transfer are completed, vas re-
ceived and csncurred In.
The following ordinance, from special COM
,ittee was offered
An ordinance authorizing o'city controllsrto
sen, separately. II public auction, after ten days
notice In the official Journal, and by posters, in
English, French and German. 10 be posted In tbs
markets and other portions Of the city, the STALLS
stands and tables OF the various cry markets for
term of ten years, commencing on the LIST day OF
January, 1869 and ending on the 3lst day OF De-
cember, 1875. The sztes 10 be made under the
supervision Of the mayor and chaiynen Of the
finance committees, and the stalls to he used by
the purchasers for the vending thereon Of all such
articles permitted 70 be sold at the various
markets under present ordinances; the purchaser
having the right to sell sDyor all such articles on
the names Of the thirteen markets are
meptioned.) The sales ere to be m sae OF
these markets, respectively, for ten years,
commencing with the sale Of The stalls, ETC.. of the
Beef Market Second District, and TO be continued
from day 10 day for period not exceeding thirty
days, provided that the mayor and finance COM
mittee at any time cause the terminahoTof
said sale. Each stall to be sold separately, ac-
cording TO list 10 be made by the surveyor. to
the highest bidder, onehslf cash In city notes and
the other in note Of the purchaser satisfactorily
iBdorsed to the city, payable eighteen months
after the adiudicaton. with eight per cent. inte-
rest per annum till paid. each purchaser to have
the right TO psy the whole price Of his adjudca-
tionin cash in city notes. The amount Of cash In
city notes to be paid by each purchaserto be de-
posted by him with the city notary in three days
after the adjudication, 10 he deposited by hm
with the city treasurer from day to day. to be
kept separate and apart from all other money IN
HE possession as special deposit till the sale Is
signed, then the city notes deposited shall be
compared with the notsrial act add destroyed by
burning in presence Of the mayor. etc.; aud full
certified report thereof made to the City Council
at first meeting thereafter, 10 remain on file and
recorded in the archives Of the city,. The sale OF
said stalls shall continue daily till all are sold, the
controller to furnish process verbal q the city
notary, and the price thereof, and at the expira-
ton Of three days after each sale 1t shall be the
duty of the notary to report the names Of all
purchasers who have not complied, and deposited
the amount Of cash payment required. Where
upon the controller shall proceed to resell the
to comply. who shall be liable 10 the city for
any deficiency in the. price OF adjudication,
at said second sale without any right TO any excess
over the amount OF his bid which said second sale
| may produce. No notice demand for COM
piiance sball be necessary by the city. Bids may
| be repofied by the mayor. Zach purchaser or oc-
cnpsnt of any stall shall be bound to conform TO
the ordinances police regulations now OF here
after ia force 10 keep the same clean la repair,
etc, and 10 be delivered TO the city Ia good order
at the end of the ten years. The city to keep the
| market house ia good order, etc. The city re-
serves TO itself the power TO alter or amend the
| same as circumstances may require. Ia case any
roe given b. aBy purchaser is not paid as stpula-
ted. the sale TO him of any stall shall be forfeited
for the nnexpired term, without any other notice,
defsu I. etc., and the same shall revert to the city
without any Indemnity from the city for expendi-
| lures or improvements. The holder OF any nots
| given by aDy purchaser, who shall fat TO pay his
note at maturity, shall be snbrogated to all the
rights OF the city against the drawer Of said note.
The purchaser of any stall shall, besides the use
| and privileges thereof, be free from any charges
by tie city on the same, as well as the articles
sold therein. except such annual taS and license
as may be imposed by the city ordinances on
trades, professions, etc. Expense OF acts OF sale
| at the cost Of the purchaser. r
The board then adjourned.
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Hoce-- March IL.
John.Dsvis and Cecilia Wilson, both colorei. were
tried for the larceny of wearing apparel and
| other articles valued at one hundred and forty
| dollars. from the residence Of John r. Water nao,
No. 237 Galvez street, and were found gull y. but
| with accommodation TO mercy.
George Wedlove, coored, was convicted OF
| stealing two tobacco jars filed with tobacco, from
| the shop of p. Bernard, on Marais street.
| John Swan pleaded guilty TO an Information
charging him with carrying an iron knuckle con-
cealed on his person, and was sentenced TO pay q
fire Of ten dollars.
In the case Of p Boutte, accused of obtaining
one hundred and seventy-one dollars from Ed
ward Watts by false representations, the district
l offo aufered a 0Offe
| Jane Brown, colored, Informed against for the
larceny Of bottle Of costly wine, pair OF psnta-
looms and a silver.mounted meerschaum pine, the
property of Alexander r.. Semy, pleaded guilty.
and was remanded TO await sentence.
The application for a new Trial 10 the case OF
\ Da Rocha. convicted OF attempting 70 SET nre 70 q
store opposite the Orleans Hotel, on Charities
| street, was overruled 10 day.
Charles Frank alias Tony. and Peter Kreppie.
| charged with getting into the residence Of Mrs.
| NJ Muller between the hours OF four and six on
the morning of the 23d Juno last, by opening a
| window administering chloroform TO the children
| Of Mrs. NJ. who had gone to market 10 attend 10
| her business rs huckster, and robbng the house
| of six hundred and i've dollars IN money, and jew.
elry valued at eight hundred dollars, were tried
and both found guilty.
REccRDER NEyILLE's CoURT.- Mrs. Harvey was
srraigned before this court yesterday morning Il
answer . charge Of assault and battery upon Mrs
Rosa Wilson, on the 9th Of the present month
| The retult Of the examination Was that Mrs. Har
| yey was sentenced 70 ninety oays h INC "ofA
house.
Sam. shadrick, convicted Of stealing side Of
| bacon was sent TO the Parish Prison for ten days
The following were also arraigHed, and after ex
animation sent for trial before the First Distric
Court: Mr.. and Mrs. Reagan, for assault aud bat
| terry on John McDermott; James Wood, for Thu
sane ofepse r.. Good NJ. f. Stack. Tor assault
| ing and beating with intent to kill I. II. Cum
mings; and Savannah Thomas, colored, who
plead guilty to the charge OF stealing a lot o
| iewelry from Mr.. John II. Hamilton.
Dennis Robinson, colored, charged with assault
ing James White, colored, with razor, was line
, | $40.
RECORDER GAsTIEEL' 3 C0URF.--Msdame Jecqus
| Joseph who resides At tho corner of 81. Phllil
: | and Prienr streets, examined yesterday on
| charge Of receiving dressing case, valued a
$40, the property OF 7. lambeiii, knowing II :
, have been stolen, and the prosecution was dis
, | missed.
Apumher Of other cases came before the r.
> corder, but none Of them had any public Interest