The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-19

allow Mr.. Baker to proceed, which ne did, stating
that the report made 10 tne ricayune wes nos
made IN malice. mat II was ststed on poslslve IN
Mr.. Baker having concluded Dis remarks, Mr.
Prados again stated that the proceedings OF the
investigation committees appointed oy the council
was farce.
Mr.: Kaiser addressed the board 81 some lengte
through the city of the corruption Of city ocials
Mr.. Prados stu had doubts on bis mind; ne was
pot ssusneo, ana oid NOT cons'oer nimsen rei'e'eu
mt: enielos sts.eo Una. tne commIt.ee neiu tu.ee
meeunes' put couo no, ssocl.siu sny 'nmg - oss9
sIepo,. upon n1m .ne sssumony oneseo, ho
wense9 20 Know wa. Inc co% ,h we're 70 co.
lns ~. .ns. poiuvn ensisng mssce On me Pass
OF tne pless' wnlca was gone, ana inc ieport was
sn;,..s S.oh.s,aS anu so'p'eo' Ana INC oon
NJ PrsSv ofSsr.d ,hs fo,,ov,,r ,..o,,,,o,.
The fns1cs COMMITTEES throngh IL. chs;,u.r
ha. ashed cowm;,sss ortsids 50 .h.,ess.as =,
;nv..s;csts ,hs trnth ~ ss,sshnoS ~ c.; ~
rersrd;nc Illegal disbnrsemsnts Of The citv rsnces
| The committee 10 whom the matter Vas referred
beve iahorionslv and nstsntIv nrocasdsa h. mi
And free tss;nc al .ss,;s"n. s,ta;n
snia in vr,;nr So va sror tha H..
members Of tbs fnancs comm,ttas - msrs ths;s
report. whereby il appears that no foundation in
been Siscovsyed and The tbsnS. ~ tS;s cor,Ur;,
are dns NJ Tobn 0,pr;an as saie - ny
finance COMMITTEES for affering The resonton n. 'A'
II vas moved ana seconded and then sdonted
From The iovsr hosrS ~, corcurrancs or
ananca CO. ~ ;,suo io VI S or
With an at ~ The sesIstnrs ~ sacorS
Il vas concnrrsd N vi ''0onu ieao'ns
Ms %siser plessnted nston ,,o osr,.,
pronertv holders in rsston 70 ;murovsUants Pa
sarred ~ ,ha nnn,ratas on ~ NO
~ ,,o,;o 0 ,Sa hnssS ~ anu anoings'
OA 'A'"'A 'A' 'o''u 'neA Ao'ourneo'
A ou.dr.u~u,.r Nina.
Mich, hsfors 'sss : 49, ~ co1or d.,sr,,,,a. =.
n,sns pelole lass isoy ol coior oetermneo 20
PIocgeu W one VI INC W town cnurcnes Witn tne
pp,hsr ts;ea ew S ~ 10 ior sane spoons ana
for one day after dinner to her mistress. Her
With the dsmsei her bnshsnd whe tha %. sona
seue herseIf had q followsy of sonaiiv sehie hns
who also attended her. While the three were
proceeding quietly on their way, they
as disagreesbls as it was unexpected. It was in
the shape of q castof mistress Of the sable beau,
who insisted la Negro upon having ''her rights,1
the attempt to enforce them d ct G,nis. A
general scrimmsge ensued in which the
TWO females gave abundant evidence that
they have taken lessons IN "the noble art"
As the thunder descends from the dark and
threatening cloud, SO descended the doubled fists
OF Mahaiy upon Phiis' brow, who, quivering from
Ins ;nGcx IKE the stricken oak rallied finally and
threw cold water upon Mahalyn enthusiastic es-
pousal OF her lovers quarrel. Meanwhile the two
men-possloy owing to that unaccountable mag
combats-" hitched" Ito use vulgar EXPRESSION, |
and De the cause what it may, struggled manfully
ioI tne championship.
we would be oelighted TO be able to sing the |
praises o. tne victor N ths great battle, but, IN.
toI.unateIy, meuopontan was awakened
W INC n9se Lrom ms qsiet slumpers on door
steP, ana SO gIest was ms Indignation that ne /
;n.s essd Tue wno,s parry ana put an ena 70 the
anse. .s;,, sIoggle. Oul neromes ana heroes
CAlAQQ080.
,he. a rUUh MIN ,nse.es. LOT tne occasion OF
'ne' eo'' umpire ~ suon anAns' necoroer Decker.
IT.. xs...
The brst dividend declared In the Jacob Barker /
estate In bankruptcy was as follows:
Amount of claims proved. .$499. 433 20
Less privileged claims. 49,. l,l45 90
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Dividend declared .................. $50.973 50 |
Less privileged claims .... l.l45 90 |
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$49,s2s 81 |
have proved their claims. and whose names annssr
upon the document declaring the dividend. Of
these a largo number sioned Thar namee 18th
largely deposited With Mr.. Barker The nrivi
legged claims. $l145, are In favor of the govern.
gives first payment. The name Of one creditor
appears on the rolls for claim Of $4,000 and
inward QoQinaf the oatQfo
1P""'1 "s"'A'' 'Ae '''.'e'
They pamseed His Fru,t rree..
Tn the early mart NJ mi. month 1853 Ch,;st,.r
Jacob Who i re owner Of an orcbs,S an The cor.
Thsord % ,he ro,,r,h ns.eo. '..
him $500 damages for certain " devastations,
which he said had been committed unon bis
orchard. by six bows. respectively cocnomenized
Smith. Goblet. Correiolles. p Freeman. p. Free
man and Iacoste. which "deyastations,; had con.
.;sta5 IN tha chonc;ro OF ~. I;,,h. x..I,,- "a |
the bark. and emitting down three peach trees and
one &c tree. the damage. of course. being greatly
80 49, 800 ''' S1' va 'A "eu"oA " oe'Ne
The $500 he had asked of the parents OF the
children, which thew had refused. and he there.
fore appealed to the court to right him. asserting
at the time that the children had been instigated
his ,v;fa THO cha,cs cams nm IN dn. fine ana |
elected the usual amount of legal thunder. and
was finally decided the other dsva But alasi the
wrongs of Jacob we're unavenged. for the court