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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
By Alfred Bouligny.

WHATSOEVER. OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE on CAMP STREET.
BETWEEN PHILIP AND FIRST STREETS; AND
A DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE
SIXTH DISTRICT (GREENvILLE,. ADJOINING
THE PROJECTED PARK; ONE-QUARrER OLA
SQUARE IN RICKRRvlLLE, ON PETERS
AVENUE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
SIX VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER OF
St. Denis and Seventh streets, Horse cars in

SIX VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND. CORNER OF
st. Denis and Seventh streets, Horse cars IL
front.
SUCCESSION OK JAMES ". zACHARIE
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1881.
RY NASH q HODGSON-w. i. HODGSON
ID Aucti0neer-Once NO. 10 Gravier street-Ou
SATURDAY, April %, 1871. at twelve o'clock N.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment r0tunda of the st. Charles Hotel. by virtue
and in pursuance of an order Of the Honorable
Louis Duvigheaud, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated March q
1871, docket No. 80, for account of the success
sion of James W. Zacharie deceased, at public suc
ton, will be sold
SIX VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by seventh St. Denis, sixth and st.
Patrick streets. designated Nos. to inclusive.
which adj0in each other, and measure each Is feet
front on st. Denis street. by depth Of 40 feet lot
No. forming the corner of Seventh and St. Dennis
streets, all between parallel lines, American meas
ure, according to plan made by Louis H. Pile
surveyor, dated March 3, 1871.
Terms and cOnditiOns-One.third cash, and the
balance at one and two years, with eight per cent
interest, and the usual clauses.
Acts OF sale before Charles Stringer, notary, ct
the expense Of the purchaser including the stamps
and the taxes for the current year 1871.
mh26 ap8 2229
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. {
QUARTER


4 VkARTBk. .CHARVE8s
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Re it known that on this seventh day Of March,
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
notary public in and for the city Of New Orleans,
parish Of Orleans, state ef Lopisianar duly COM
missionsd and qualified. and In presence Of the
personally came and appeared the p3rs'ns whose
names are hereunt0 sEbscribed who declared that,
Of the State Of Louisiana. providing "for the
ganiEatiOn Of corporations for works Of public inn
provement and for other purposes" they have
. corporation for the objects and purposes and
under the following articles and stipulasions. to
wit:
ARTICLE l.
''The Alabama Hydro Carbon Gaslight Company
and it's domcile shall be established in the city Of
removing and establishing its domiciie within the
state OF Alabama. by resolution of the Board of
Directors to be appointed and to continue in office
As is hereinafter provided for.
ARTICLE H.
The purpose for which this CORPORATION ia eatab
lished is to employ !" Sl0per's Hydro Carbon Gas
Apparatus" patented twentieth, July, 1869, No
1882, and to employ and use the said apparatus in
ssid corporation. and al legal process shall be
served on the president acting president Of said
corporation; and the said corporation shall have
the right of using corporate seal
The capital stock Of this corporation shall be the
sum Of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
divided into fifteen hundred shares of Une hundred
dollars each, which shall be assessed at twenty
per centum, and when paid in cash the said stock
s'al! De considered fully paid, and no further as
stssn,ent shall ever Ike made
ARTICLE ".
The business Of said corporation shall
r. 10 Tire num %a the ss
seven by resolution Of the Board Of Directors for
the time being The Board of Directors shall be
held under this charter, and TO- hold Office until
their successors arc duly elected and qualifed.
the
usry. 1877 and thereafter on the second Wednesday
o. each and every year. At the first monthly meet
ing after their election the directors shall proceed
to the election Of the officers Of this corporation,
and all the officers Of the said corporation shall
duly elected and have quali6ed. The officers Of
Inns corporation shall b1 president, president pro
1s% dsls f secretary and The
al bylaws and regulations they may deem neces-
ssry for the general interest Of this corporation,
shall have power to fill all vacancies which may
occur from any cause whatever.
ARTICLEv.
The following persons shall constitute the first
Board Of Directors, and shall hold office for one
year from the date Of this charter and until the
election and qualification Of their successors,
S MEEkf s sTERs o 5sAAS sT 9aas.x
HENRY ssIDENBACH.a ."'AAA'
ART1CbE VI
This charter may be amended or modified and
the capital stock may be increased with the con-
sent Of three-fOurths Of the stock represented Al
the purpose 1t he pace Of Gomiciie ct said corpors
public paper. pubii:ied s. Sc state Of Alabama,
shall have boem preeento6 ~ feod Ct two con.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

ETmAHRgR !. 80. .CHA11ER.
sTA9s o. IoursuAnz. CiTr On NEW oazxxss.
Be it known that on this Gth Day u April. IN the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventyone,
hesefe me. idwar 1arnett netesy publ: r. and
Louisiana Aforesaid, duly commissioned and sworn,
personally came aud appeared Edwin II. Summers.
ESQ.,, President Of the CRESCENT City Bank, . cor
p0rati0n established in this city, under the laws
Of this State, herein acting in his aforesaid ca.
pacity, under and by virtue Of aresOiutiOn adopted
sitting Of the y-ninthsof March last, 1871,
certified copy Of which is hereto annexed for refer
encs. who de. Jared that in order 10 carry into
of the stockholders Of said institution held the
twenty fifth day Of March, 1871, pursuant to call
made by the said Board Of Directors after the time
and notices required by law, as will appear by re-
ceedings Of said Board Of Directors, and to the
original process verbal Of said general meeting Of
stockholders representing and owning in the agyre.
gate eight Thousand one hundred and ninety-eiyht
shares Of the capital stock OF said bank and there
fore, more than twO-thirds required by law, he the
said appearer, acting in his aforesaid capacity dOes
by these presents behalf Of the stockholders of
publish the following; changes and amendments to
the charter of said Crescent City Bank which
have been unanimously adopted at the said orig
hencefsrth binding and obligatory upon the stock
holders Of said institution and all others whom the
same :a or nay concern and a dat me article: Of
accordingly amended as follows, VIZ:
First-Every five shares Of the present stock of
the said bank shall be converted into one share Of
one hundred dollars
SccOnd-This series of stock SO converted shall
be entitled to any surplus realized from the
of the bank as they now stand, over and above
twenty dollars per share.
TIird-The capital subscribed shall not be less
than four hundred Thousand dollars estimating
the present stock as above stated.
FOurth-The Board of Directors shall be composed
of seven members and no more; and every member
of tha board shall own at least five thousand dol.
lars of stock in said bank.
Thus done and passed in my Office at the city of
New Orleans aforesaid, on the day, month and yea
first abCve written, and in presence of Messrs.
Marcel I. DucrOs and Joseph W. Jones. competent
witnesses who siyu their names with said ppearer
and me notary
Original signed:
X. H. SUMMERS,
NJ. T. DUcROs,
J. W. JONKs.
. EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
certify the foregoing to be true copy of the
original act extant In my current records
In faith whereof grant these presents, under
my signature and the impress OF my seal of office,
vt the city of New Orleans on thiyfth day Of April
eighteen hundred and seventy one.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
NOTICK.-BoOks of subscription are now open at
the Crescent City Bank for Stockholders who may
wish to avail themselves of the privilege Of taking
additional stock under the amendment to the
charter. CHARLES FAURIE JR.,
APPS law4t Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

uInoass 01sPaScA OF tne
6ns to the St. Louis Democrat.
lul1on adjourning to Chicago
q )neG, which was passed by the
81 Representatives and failed in the
~ to1 sy reconsidered and passed
~ This Axes the next session
W es til vote IL in time recon
~ = probable.
- predict what the Legislature
not DO. Il is urged that in
~ 1het that they can do nothing,
4 oi1fourn and let the Governor
- 6fher again, soon, reciting in
d1tk 1aeiGlati0n e IL absolutely
~ VII eut OF alf other matters.
$N6t frgvbable that this will be
tqIe - 10 presept prospect that
1Cck q tho House can be l0osed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

"a r =. sSssss$rS ~ Sarce
ll |e ~ 81 oSh16e
81 4 .......
Of NEW VHleAWS
s. y II r. r. XyE R1ACD.
e & Z. y. y q - -:
90 ~. " elLesne1 .
~ - 49, - 1sunesses
q * s{ssy
M hnpa6hlps and suffer
9 ~ ~ ~ fhe four long years
&fu have boen In vain II We
III ponco and cOnc0rd DO
~ 716IS9unt sections Of our wide
1 1bueht not for the vain
"a 1f61nyine eur proves in the
rs - ~ fselinxs Of sectional
~ ~ ut, hut to maintain IN
w 0R6 leni alike with ourselves,
Do&ontg - the Same common
q t1lcn, many Of them our
~ the Same traditions, and
- $3.50 . the same constitution
70 idiot u arms being ended,
n'e& S1o60ey bang ours, It Is our
= heaye end magnanimOus sol
= - - 1Ato enemtes feel, by the
+ ;0uf oe@tfsnoqts and the frank
< oon1uct, that their return to
6I16ano fhvolv9s neither dishonor
1900 that the .passiOns engen-
- ooQflict have been baziishod
1ota, Al that hereafter We will
16unnson enamies those who at
011e AaMee. Of sectional strife.
ffonarY struggle in which our
nlt1 Woro engaged were Inherent
-, and were implanted In the
- itseH From the fOunda-
6 noSofnment, it was apparent
T. n ~ e1eucnt Of discOrd in our
~ inStitution Of slavery. Our
Zo{7y a pnwisely, postponed its
~ peae1ion possible consistent
Il teinga. All history attests
Jesolptionary changes in poll
can rarely De settled ex-
fsament OF frms. But when
4Nver, When the fAnle Of battle
n cIo0d Of war had driftcd
3 - haye peace peace, indeed,
n1t 70 that end let ~ deal
eqr lite enemies, and also
yoA They must recognize the
lnskendering to the government
~ hing and stubbornly TO de.
nfe1k1y and forever abandoned
ee4 - heresy that . State may
1loeA lava, and the equally
e(xlne that the national gov
40 power Under the constitu-
pot9ate its own existence by
3
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
p. AUCTION SALES.
BY r. N. q B. ]. Montgomery.

0y n. m. q D. - AO0t8UWo1ys
GREAT, POSITIVE AND PxREMPr0RY SALE BY
ORDER OF THE CONSIGNEES. TO CLOSE
THEIR SEVERAL COEsIGNMRNTs. OF MAG
N1F1CENr SILK AND wORsrED TERRY PAR.
ARMOIRS GILT AND WALNUT GILT MANTEL
AND PIER MIRRORS MARBLE TOP AND Ii.
BRARY TABLES, ROYAL SPRING ROCKERS
AND FOLDING CHAIRS, LADIES WORK
TABLES, ROSEWOOD SQUARE PIANO, BED.
ROOM FURNITURE, ETC, AT AUCTION.
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ALCEB ]. KER.
J. d. SE8HYss.
4 true copy:
ROBERT J. KER. Notary Public.
New Orleans, March 9, 1871

I, the undersigned, Recorder Of Mortgages in and
for the city Of New Orleans. aud parish Of Orleans
within charter has been this day duly recorded in
my Office IN book society No. 9. foios 275, ZIG and
81, as required by law
New Orleans March 10, 1870. mhl9 26 ap4 II 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

aSQsfgyille Ledger says:
l Hays, Of New Orleans; H. Fink,
eeintendent Virginia and Ten
11oad; E. g. Barney, General
lent Selma, Rome and Dalton
Governor AlcOrn and lady, George
&1pefintendent Pullman Pal
rnly; w. Prescott Smith, Presi-
& Hne between Nashville and
11 NJ. Ludeling, prominent
- n New Orleans, arrived yes
- ~ 1lbeping car Etna. After
~ yin run through from New
~ ks1IsvtlIe:. =
-. Ddzfi>Sore Amsrscan says Of ''that
r. - WISCONSIN /! Tho Judicial elee-
I 20 4Ws = totnl Republican gain of
n9o lat year. r seams but yesterday
y fEedf Democratic reaction began
~ he flfteenth tim n fifteen years
u rinis ets9nal Il The human breast
ssf y hut always = - blest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

RY r. NJ. & b. J. MONTGOMERY,
ID B. J. Montgomery. AuctiOneer-Win be sold
on TuEDSAY. April 10, 1871 at eleven o'clock,
Rosewood and Walnut Silk and WOrsted Terry
Parlor Suits French plate glass door Armoirs Rose.
wood square Piano, Gilt aud Walnut Gilt Mantel
Ladies Work Tables, Bedroom Furniture etc.
Tefms-At sale. apis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
By William De Lacy.

BY William De Lacy.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. NO. 33s CHESTNUT
STREET, WITH LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED;
ALSO,
LARGE PORTION OF GROUND ADJOINING
FORMING THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE NJ. STELLA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
ROBERT J. KER,
N0taiy Public:


for this parish and city of New Orleans, do hereby
certify that the within charter has been this day
duly recorded IN my Office. in society book No. 8,
folio 273, a. provided by law.
e. CARCANTEL, Deputy.
New Orleans, March 10, 1871. mhl9 rs ap( II 81
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ANNA C. MATING
WIDOW OF FLORENT zORN,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $780,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
By Charles Z. Fortler.

VALUABLE FRAME RESIDENCE. NO. 44s DRY.
AIDES STREET, BETWEEN EUTERPE AND
TERPSICHORE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

l certify the foregoing to be . true copy Of the
original certificate Of the Recorder Of Mortgages,
l9dorsed upon the charter Of the National Marine
and River Transportation Company, on file and Of
record In my n0tarfal once, ~ a10resaid.
J.. BR0DERHA0KL, Notary Public.
New Orleans, March II, 4. b. Ie7l Fl s.
ana II IL Is my3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

certify the foregoing to be true copy of the
original act extant in my current records.
In faith whereof grant these presents. under
my signature and the impress OF my seal of office,
vt the city of New Orleans on thisth day Of April,
eighteen hundred and seventy one.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18
BY q. De Ferret.
SLOOP, BOAT AND FURNITURE.

SUCCESSION OF MARY soLL-No. s4.ul.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

NOTICK.-Books of subscription are now open at
the Crescent City Bank for Stockholders who may
wish to avail themselves of the privilege Of taking
additional stock under the amendment to the
charter. CHARLES FAURIE JR.,
ap6 1aw4t Cashier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-18

I. the undersigned, Recorder Of Mortgages in and
for the city aud parish OF Orleans do hereby Ger
tfy that the within charter has been this day duly
$50. 2sl. 2s2 and $685. Is required. By law
Q. DARCANT8L, Deputy.
New Orleans, March II, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

which stuck being plainly indicated y ue
smoothing and sharpening winch had been produced
upon 1t by cutting through the thick plates under
the force OF the bursting. THIS fragment Was
doubled up INTO a cOncave form, the connectlng
bors having their neads drawn on Had the heads
been screwed on II s said that the pre ssure might
have been sustained at over 20l The other siae or
the section, or ''leg, was
BLOWN THROUGH TIE FENCE,
Dreaking large opening, and had dropped aDout
100 ieet from Its place 0f stariins. II was Dent
similarly to the Other the edges looking as IL cut oy
huge pair OF shears. Professor Thurston remark
upon the peculiar effect Of the sraining oi !ne
metal On me particles shown III rings around tne
hole through which eacn bolt had passed, almost a.
II marking innn tesslmal grooves. ...
AT hall. past nve the whole party OF investigators
went ON board the William Cook and wcsa soon
Il. GLIDING AWAY HOMEwARD,
whne seated at q pleasant dinner over whlcn MT.
Stevens presided. Ere the boat passed old Castle
William several toasts had already been dunk an ana
speeches had been made by Messrs Stevens. Sell
lers, :, EsherwcOd, HasW ell, and Profes-
sor Thurst0n. INSPECTOR General BelKnap
quietly MD himself while others were talking, 0read'
Ing the terrible ordeal OF an after-dnner speech.
The express. on OF all was that the experiments
begun should be continued, as conducting not only
to the good OF science, but or humanity and that
great corporatIons either NATIONAL state or private
should carry them through.
The city was reached at seven O'cock
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
RAPID TRANSIT.
ruE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALH:-
We would suggest the following arrangement ~
offering an almost immediate relief to the people oB
the west side and the Towns, to w.t. the exten-
sion OF the elevated railroad (which has been reor
ganized by parties oil large means) with an easy
curve through the unlmproved block between
Twenty ninth and Thrticth streets to the Eleventh
avenue, thence along the said avenue and parallel
with the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road 10 about sixtieth street, or the commencement
OF the deep cut the last mentioned road 'whers
q union depot could be erected. Tncn lot the Hud-
son River Railroad run o few local express trains
morning and evening for the use OF commuters NOS
stopping below Yonkers and they VIII dlsarm tn0
0ruInolcrs at that place and above by placing tho
1rst named place WITHIN flfty minutes Of Dcy sTcet
This arrangement woud also satisfy ,ne peopie , y.
down town rapidly the acilities for changing 10 tne
cars Of the elevated road without exposure 70 shs
weather by having 10 walk " the Ninth avenue
- 's j. w. 8
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
Remarkable Speech of Bismarck in
the German Parliament.
rHE EMPIRE MUST Be PREPARED
How Count Beust Fell From
Power In Austria.
LON DON SCANDAL.
Minister Schenck's Speech ut the
Lord Mayors Banquet.

The Sultan has written an autograph letter 70
rtus TX, ana mas sent HIM splendid cross
mounted In brilliants his own portrait, similarly
uounted, and considerable sum for Peters
pence.
ihe Pruss,ans, instead or developing navy, are
.eeCanizing a torpedo corps.
The rrench government have drawn up the bill,
which they mean to introduce as soon as the House
meets for the exile OF the imperial family. II runs
ttus-Ariicle l. The entry into French territory IL
mterdicteu to every member OF the imperial family
NOT pr Jvided with special authorization Article 2.
IN consequence, 10 member OF the imperial Family
esn be elected TO any public function whatever.
As the Cudhan banquet, on Lord Mayors day,
very marked indifference was shown to the Queens
Ministers and TO their speeches.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

mont inst would fnsist On the mAantonAnce OF tho
Pr,Isslan reyerve fund til an Indemnity Is IN case
OF . war provided i0r them by the kelcnsag>
DEPUTY Won HovRhBHcK,
go oyten alluded to In tRe Chanceor's speech, now
replied that Bismarck's ADDRESS waa sumneuup IN
the Contention tat aosoiutism was the oest Form OF
yoyernrent for war. TO TINS Bismarck fet0rted
tnaL experience IN Prussia proved that the govern
ment Was always more constitutional alter than be-
fore wSr-a statement received with applause BY
the nlnisterAtsts ana with derlsve laughter Oy the
opposition. Ultimately, OF course, bismarck had
ms way and the reserve fund was teJ completely az
the dlBposal OF the Emperor.
BISMARCK DETERMINED TO BE PREPARED.
should add that the speech cf the Chancellor has
Ittracted much attention: frst, because II shows
chat he at least, has strong belief in pacific in
tentiOns on the part OF France or any place eIse'
The statements with reference 10 the wondcrul re-
suits OF the fund on The last war nave neen
received with great disfavor Dy portion OF the
liberal press winch sees In such language SLUT on
the monetary resources and the patrouc spirit OF
Germany.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
CITY GOVERNMENT.
[OEFICIAL.l
BOarl OF Alslerm en-.
aTArrp avaaunN

Tuesday Nov. II, Iai-2 O'Clock r. NJ.
inc board mct N their chamber, No. 10 City Hail. pur
Trassat11 fhomas Conan Esq, President In .h. chair
aldermen charioeE Suddy, McKiever. Mitchell o'Seil
uddy moved that the reading Of the minutes be
The Pesent pu, the question whether the Board would
Which was decided in the affirmative
caimcf George sweeney in the matter Of the applies.
besw cen Laareas and oosier streets
Which vas oraered on die
Claim of Eliza Payne and Cell. Payne Hobsrt, IN the
New York, reains the vi enng of Broome
Which was ordered on lIe.
Resolved Yha. James Start be and he hereby
Sergeant OF this Board OF dernea in the place Of
The put question whether the Board
Which decided Affirmative by the following
q majority OF all tho members elected voting IN favor
..Adlrma,iyeThc President Aldermen cuddy McWievcr,
Nega,ive-Alderman charlock--l.
kssovs That permission ss . and 1. hereby given 70
Fourteenth street. near SIKH aveouc to erect
andr suc directions as NAV be ven by he
o. Public Works me wor to be done q Of the
doElnr the ,s TIE Common coupc
Which decided the Affirmative by tho following
"a majority of all the members elected voting favor there
Anrmat President, Aldermen Charlock, Cuddy
Mckcver, Mitchell, ONei Plmkist Reilly schchtug aud
And the same was directed to be sent 10 the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen i,, for concurrence
Resolved That ater street be rcnnmbered under the d.
reclon OF tbs Commissioner OF Public Works.
Which was laid over.
The Pnrsrnrsr laid before The sosra an invitation from
Cotee TO attend their ball. on Monday
cvenng Noveml = q. 1871, at Irving Hall
0fNERAL oaDERa
Alderman MITCHELL ca ed up
GrsERAL ORDER 910,
being preamble and resolutions folowa-
whereas tue rate OF spccd with which thu trains
naS .o.ys street. along the
Dvcs persons hayng occasion to cross said Fourth
Resolved That from and after passage Of this resolution
shall not be lawful to propel any train of by
seam ROVER on any part o the Fourth north OF
miles nou penalty OF SJo every violation OF
the proyisions Of this resolution; ANA be II further
authorized and directed provisions OF
his ordinance by detailing psiomen others the
torncy for prosecution.
lutions be referred to special committee.
Inc rkEsnsNT put The queston whether the Board wowd
agree with aaid motion.
Which was decided in the Affirmative.
subsequently the President named as such special commit
tee Aldermen Mitchell, Piunkh and Reilly.
Alderman PLurKITr moved that when the Board adjourn
d1 80 TO meet on Monday next 9th INST, at two O'CLOCK
Tho PRECEDENT put the question whether the Board would
with said motion.
Winch was decided in the affirmative
Alderman REILLy moved that tho BOARD do now adjourn
The PRHsIDrNT put tho question whether the Board wouid
Which was decided IN the Affirmative -,
Whereupon tho President declared that the Board soou
JOHN HARDY, Csrh
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
A GOOD GRABBER, BUT A gAD RgNNrs.

Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ham, Of No. $50
Lexington avenue, was passing through Filty.sec.
ond street, Michael King approached her from be-
hind and grabbed her pockelbook containing &23
from her hand He ran down Lexington avenus
and into Steinway's factory yard, wlere he cor.
cealed himself. Oficer German, OF the Nineteenth
precinct, had, however, seen King running and gave
chase, coming MP to him In the yard and arresflnu
him. lie was taken TO the Yorkvflle Police Courf
and held for trial by Alderman PlnnkiIf .e