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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-12

Office of the Crescent City Live stock
lending and Slaughter House Company, New Or
leans, March "a, l873.-At an annual election for
Directors OF this Company, held on fifth instant.
the following gentlemen were duly elected to serve
during the ensuing wear:
CHARLES ~CAVAROC, JOSEPH HERNANDEZ.
l. f.. LEdARlE. JOSEPH DONALDSON
+ +. MOTION, r G HUBERT
j. n. ANEGNO. CHARLES DE RUITER
PASCAL SARTHDU.
And at a meeting of the BoaId of Directors, held
or tWcuty first instant, Mr.. CHARLES CAEAROC
was unanimously reelected President.
rnh23 l5t J. N. AUGUSrlN, Secretary
Dye is the best in tie world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless, reliable and instantaneous;
no disappointment no ridiculous tints or uupltaS-
ant odor. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and
washes. PRODUCES immediately d superb black or
natural brown, and leaves the hair clean, soft and
beautiful. TIE genuine signed bv W. A. BatChelOro
Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES ~BATCHEtOR,.
oc3 " Proprietor. New York;
The partncrship which has existed
Del Wtei Edward BARNETT and Marcel ]. Ducros,
notaTies. from the fifteenth OF November,
!a5h., TO The flsS OF MaIch, 1873, being dissolved
BY, the death OF Edward Barnett, the undersigned
count az the old stand, No. ~ ROYAL street. AL in
formation ~Se!atiNc to She late business will be tuY'
Sished Gy MARCEL I. DUCROS.
mhi6 I'M Notary Public
Office OF 0rie MS RaIirOad Company,
corner hltr ana Laharpe streets, New Orleans,
March 2co l8I3.~A meeting of the stockholders of
TINS company will he held at the office OF the
A. NJ. there and then to deliberate on the proposed
increase OF capital and amendment to article eighth
at tn" charter OF the COMPANY,
mh2o I'm P. gISNE. JR.. Secretary.
, 1873-05-12
HOMEOPATHY.
Tho Convention Mt Ann Arbor. M1ichs
Sptcfat Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Tribune.
r.,

Tho Convention Mt Ann Arbor. Hichs
Special Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Tribute.
ANN AanoR. Mich.. May 3, 1878.
On assembling this morning, Dre. T. +. Pom.
oroy. Of Detroit l. N. Eldrldge, Of Flint and
a. I. Sawyer. Of Monroe. woro chosen Oonl-
nlittoo to notify tho candidates Of tlloir nlocton
and tho nogents Of tho nomination Of .hts Con-
vontton.
Dra. 8. B. Thnyor. Of Battlc OreolsI G. D.
Deebo. Of ohicagos and r. Woodruff. Of Ann
Arhor. wero eolcotod Committee to Oil any
vaoanoIoa TINT might occur In tho list Of uomi-
neoB; and II was understood that tlloy would
should any Of tho Al|opathio Faculty 9resgn
II ts undorssood that tho 1sogonts Intend to
carry o,tt the lnw and thua throw tho Eospons!-
ity Of any injury to tho University upon tho Log
ialaturo. :-
Some Of your more daring Chicago physicians
! called upon membora OF tho prosont Medical
Faculty. toarnod that they woro reuoivod with
courtesy, and FREQ discussion WIS had as to tho
Faculty fcarol il would injuro tho sleaicn. Do
partmout, but thought tho two branches Of tho
faoulty might enaily hnrmonizo. Az to tho fu-
suro oonrse OF tho Faculty, they themselves wero
bera who havo Witnessed tho remarkable ohungo
In medical practice during tho past twenty yeara,
| will not vacnte their OhaiEs} whilc the general
| impression Ia, tlat soino Of the younger Eaon,
| who aro looking forward to promotion 10 tho
| Of martyrs. lu my event, tho Hon,copatl.ibta
declare thomsovos roally and ablo to soiect
unoxcoptonablo candidates for my Of tho
| Chnirs Tint become vacant. From the list OF
! candidates prosecuted for those two olairs, and
from tho superior calibro Of this convontlon, l
bclloyo thoy would not have the slightest dit1l-
| Guilty. After tho us,nt vote Of thanks, tho con.
vontlon adjourned. vol p1onsed with tho result
Of its labors. Many Of the dologatos accoptod
| an Invitation Of DR.. and Mrs. r. L. pomoroy. Of
| Detroit. Those of your readers who remember
b1rs. P. whom presiding with graco ind dignity
i in nlnnBfon Tn Michigan ayonuo can reali2e
/ K Z X
, 1873-05-12

4 communication Inns rrently appeared In tho
Manchester Nng.) Examiner, from smoker
who thaH reAd with intonBt tile various lotters
which hayo appeared In; tlat journal On tho to-
bacco question:. This gentleman, it seouls,
novor know days 1ealth until llo took tosuloA-
ing. Up to tho agoof 20 ho nogor smoked, but
ho was always sltkly, and. during the winter
months was much roublod with affections Of Tho
chest Fortunately for him, Mt TINT ngo, on the
Recommendation, 10 alleges, Of no lesl an au-
thority thRn Prof. Huxley, he began tho uso OF
mild tobacco" NIL from that day forward he has
enjoyed good hoatth is no longer troubled with
his cough in winter, nor, although ho ia OF deli
cato constitution, hss lia memory or sight been
10 any wny impailad hy tug new ,,1 course: eh9rt
habit q smoking, for tho sake Of experiment,
and denied himself tho ueo Of tobacco Tor two
or throo weeks. Tho Consequences wore most
serioua. All lis old Bynptoms retnrnod, and Aia
cough becamd again 80 exceedingly violons that
it nearly turred to bronchitis. On resuming bis
pipe, the airsction Immediately subsidized, aud ho
now smokes from sonae Of duty, incidentally,
and as preventive"
, 1873-05-12
FIRES.
Destruction OF Property In various
TIuCaB,

Destruction OF Property In Farious
Places
WH17EF1ELp, N. H., May l0-Brown L Co.
lost by fire to-day 94,900 worth Of lumber; in-
surnncg small.
ST. Lou1s, May l0.-Tho extensive rolling mill
Of Mcdonald Il Bro, en tho river bank between
Douchonquotte and carton streets, was noarly
destroyed by 1ro nbou; noon to-day. The buid-
ings wpro Of wood, coserod noarly . block, and
burned with great ra1idty Tho loss is esti:
matod at about ,oU6 Tho inauranco is aaid
to be only $10 900. Nnmen not ascortaincd.
CuAMpLA1N, N. Y, Aiay CA fire Droho out in
n large tonouiont houBo OIL nvcr 8treot, In this
village, At o'clock this afternoon, extending to
the now schoos-llouao,, Methodist Church and
parsonage belonging to tho a9tno. Loss, 31o, ,00o.
At ono time it waa feared that the whole buHi-
ness portion Of tho village would bo consumed.
CAino. May 10.-A dispatch from Grand Towor
confirms tho r,lmored burning Of the tow~boat
VIM. Cowan. Her borges wore cut looso mud
Of the fire il not clear.
, 1873-05-12
THE KANSAS HORROR.
Wholesale Arrest Of Parties 1nplt
cntcN IL, the Belttlcr Murders.

Wholesale Arrest Of Parties 1n,pli-
cntcA ii, the Bender H8tarders.
KANSAS Cry, Mar 10.-1ho Cherry yala ex-
citomout is still ntfovor bent. The Times has
specials Tonight which give the following I'D.
ditional particulars: a foroo Of about ono
hundred mon MO at the grounds OF
tho slaughter, which ia now hoiug plow-
cd over again,. though no moro grayea
dono, soyen milea from tllo slaughter, consist
ing Of tho old man and wiit, and son md wife,
and Stephenson, John IIarnoss and wlfc, and
Thomas Tyko, wife, and daughter, have boon
arroutod, 4. H.. King, a travelling districi
proaclor, haa beon arostea ut Parsona
and notorious murdoer, onco pardoned
from tho Ponitontiag, named Major
Munford, and xonaa NTH him.. vera
arrested at Fort Scott. Dtootiyes arc still ont,
but,rumors arc 20 contradictory that no reliance
is to be plaocd In thom. rho Bender house mud
furniture is being do1nolbhod by The visitors,
, who are carrying AWAY potions Of It as rolics.
, 1873-05-12
WASHINGTON,


WAsulsoro. May 10.-slnco tho return Of Tho
President, it is aecertaino1 that no appointment
of Chief JuBtico will bo mado until aftor thn
meeting Of CongreBs noxt winter. This will
givo ample time for MI aBpiranta to preaeut
their claims.
pOsTMAsTEns.
Tho commissions of tho following poatmastcra
wore signed to-day by Tho prenilont. John
Mahinc, at Muacatine. Iowa; Roeort G. Kirk
head, Greenfield, o., John H. Barror, Hills-
borough, O.; ]. @. Starkwcnthor, Oconomowoo.
Wis. Charles FrnnB, Kenosha, WIS.,; Fred II.
Conant. Black Hawk, Col John H. Cameron,
Ottawa, ILL.,. Thomns II. Fou!dB, Cincinnati, @.
ADMIRAL NlNBLOW.
Tho attending physician Of Admiral WinBlow
docs not approlloM my serious rosuitH from Lis
recent attacl OF paralysis.
, 1873-05-12

Two poraons escaped from tho Jail at Ironton,
o., on Friday night.
Tho Hon. James Wilson, Of Iowa, has ar
ranged for tho competitive examination Of can
didatoa for an appointment to his Wcst Point
cadetship on May 10, ct Iowa City.
Tho United States steamer Canandnigua sailed
from Koy West for New Orleans yesterday TO
will procood to tho City Of Mexico.
An afrray occurred In Pike County. ILL.,, day
or two since, botwton two young men named
Kemp and Mcdonald. reanlting In the latter re-
ceiyng mortal wound in tho mock, Inflicted By
Kemp with knife.
, 1873-05-12

ihppol alo \ prmopo ~ ae5umpstt, agalnat 4bn "a
Ohnflos so7ory, nliNa A.. u: teoh! lot Snuo.ts'
AMI aak Tor writ OF atthohnons aBalnht ue1ons-
snt stating that aeyoEy Bos ~ goSas
from them by moAna OF ffauauient IelIohonth.
with tho Wow Of dofraudinB: his creditors. and
hae oponcd up atore at No. II E"st Klnzie n
assumed naa,e q 4: =. Reek' snd asp thst 10 I
1llinois. i,o'.,., o..,. .e.,. :, n.,, !. ao..
hollnrd v: oross Agent a. nf a n;pan nood ra, sons
6nrolino X. Nowcomb ani lior husband John,
t proporsy Of a's companants VIZ soe to repev
INC anne; r. a,,,.- r ex, =, nn,ox
dnHs a. sses n ID e. {! eraa snH coas nr
Of orinneii, Iowa, wlio owos them tho sum ii
a55o.5S: % n:..;, H.. T., ...,,..
t. Msn isnes91l nlea paaeespo ~ ~ ve1asMnpe,t
~ sno oup9t9s ISuss viz on,,oona ~
writ q at!ucl9ont against them, aa ho believes
they sto eHou. to fta'aulently conceal and dis
vi Tho rcheyr @ cantompt case, SO often se. for
trial and postponed, tho particulars Of which
havo 80 ofto4 boon printed. will be tried next
commenced :t before s!l Judge Booth and must bo
'Sa seareey S" any baanoss waa tansao.od In any Of
tho courts, In consequence Of tho ad1ournmons
Of Judges to moot tlio bar In the Law Institute,
in lnunr ri ,ha ,ncmnrv ~ ti,o nto ,h1nf J,e,,cr
nhasn u wv 'A'"oA' - sAe '"'' 0A'o' so''Sso
oha'o'
,rua ,,x,u-. new ,:s;:Is SUITS ror,r-uo,,+, r.
oHfTIn srafke ui"sctT I0UHr-o1eft ,
seoans' Hss'e1sa " :, sn1 ''us''on' ~ - Ho'"
LIE heuiI 70 co, a re-
no1 sna Trodey,st usrnei = Ghorce sayorx si,as
= reeI aesannis, M $sv,g , o,gos-A; Heon sone
,a.i m mi J. njrs Han. non III
pnriiton fng rie W oinchmonte a npo
4; e. q; hnafeWa oiSttesH 1or teut. teup' oeuy-
, 1873-05-12
posits Of merchandise awaiting purchase with
tho procoola Of tho salo OF thono products.

Tho Eric Canal has, Until rooontlyt brought
tile trade Of tho West 70 Now York.; and, tor
transport, but It hns now reached point whoro
tho railways have become formidable oompott-
tore for oven Its own Legitimate buslnoss. COM
blntng, as they do, Erontcr certainty and cciori"
son Of nevgetton) but little higher than thoao Of
tho cnnR1 Tho cnliso which has produood thls
diversion Of business from tho canals to tho rail-
waya Is mainly duo to tho fact that tho ntsor ls
NOR ta controlled ~ polittoat,B." The reilway,
companies call into their aorvlco mon OF
tho higho.t order OF ability. ,ekill, e1po.
riouce, and bustnoss tnct, ench for his nloat ar-
l'catlons Of our canal of1icors. II ono Of the
best-pay1ng railways In tho country was entruat-
cd 20 such management its rivals In buaEness
would aend It Into bankruptcy In flvo yoars.
rnorosLD IMPROVEMENTS.
Threo yehra hence, tho Wolland Canal cn-
lhrgement viii bo completed, ind ,vessols OF
1900 tons Mill bo nblc to como from the o1trom.
lily Of tile lakos and discharge into cnnnlboata.
at oswogo,, lnntoreiy choaponing M Che cont p, ot
Hoen that tho Eric Canal and its enlargement to
Duffalo, whIo 1t has performed Its functions m
and secured tho Woasorn, trade In Nov York
City, oan no longer 10 used ae a competitor Of
tho Canadian route to Mon.roa1 Tho fargo pro;
| pollorn on long voyages can carry. freight for
mills nor ton nor 1nilo with speed Of ton ntlos
an hour on tho lake, oight on tho rivcrst and
throo on the canals, exclusive OF tho timo occl-
pied tn passing tho locks each Of Which may %
consdorod IN oqual to milo Of extra diRtanoo;
With alips Of 200 tono on Lake Ontario and
only 18o mtlca from tado-"ater At Montroai' tno
enlarged Eric 0annl from Oewog2 VIII hardly ne
able 70 successfully compete ~ane ip sihip'cann.i
from Oawego 10 INC anason, py "ntGn sncn
ehipR could 50 70 NoM iora, neeomos lnalspon.sa. .
nlo. Ino eshor pro!eee II 20 convey hmon en'ps s
from tne %. LhMfonco hVn1' ~ ntes VICE; ~
Montreal, 70 LaEo ohanp!ain oy ~ oa
90 ml!os anu no !ncke, AM atp' tno 1nnn ~ s9 sS
, 1873-05-12

NATION, ILL.,, May ,i0.-The Jury this morn
Ing returned Il verdict OF guilty againat David II.
Drake, OF Zanesylile. O., for the murder OF Mary
castor near Paradise, ILL.,, on the 4th Of Maroi,
last, md sentenced him to tbs Ponitontiary for
life. ]. n. Casaary, Of Etna, ILL.,, indicted by
the Grand Jury as IN accomplico, was cleared.
, 1873-05-12
OUR WATER HIGHWAYS.
Address by tho III on. William j. Tic.
Alpine Before the New York Chamber


Of Commerce. .
From the Mar rork Times, afapp.
The Hon. William ]. hfcAlpino delivered m
address At tho Cooper Union last eyenng. at tho
inyitation Of tho Chamber q Commerce, on
f6aor 1 81 tho ho9enEs e onoe es are tha
material points He said: In csery country tho
number, oxtont. and condition Of the roads and
2 very good ono : Of the civilization Of
its pooplo and tho power OF it's Govern
mont. Tho field Of the present inquiry
is bread one embracing tue e1i9nt
rior and tho consuming and exporting SECTIONS
Of tho Atlantic slope-tho existing channels by
which this trade is conduotod-their capacity,
and the cost Of transport thereon,, what i'm
proyements and en!argements may bo ntlyanta-
geously made; what new channels may ho pro-
ttaby opened to meet tho existing and future
domands Of the trndo botweon these sections,
and lesson Tho cost Of transportation, and how
there improvements and new works may bo
chants aud citizens Of Now York. Tho tor
ritory, the trade Of which iH now to bo consid-
cred, Is tho bnsln OF tho Great Lakos md OF tho
Upper Miasisslppl. This urea contains ono-thrd
OF the population Of the Republic, produces an
annual cereal crop Of 900, 900, 600 bushels, and
with the products Of pastoral agriculture giyoo
au annual tonnage for export from TINT region Of
$4,000, coo or 8l2, ,000. 900 year. That portion
Mo~tasa the asle1adu M ~ uo[aces sne teh
~ aa,i aon,, i,saa nsH aa H. aau
districta Of tho mountains and Of tho Pacific
States, with portion OF tho trade OF tho 1ndies
seventy yeara ago , tnla region contained on'y
.,sd - ae.sn r.. an9 s.4unB taassMMow II haa
oT ha 'e ~ nnsxtvan}a ~ 'nn on V9ao
veil as the Canadas, havo eagerly. entered tho
field of competition in tho yast trade Of tho in
onsra ,t n h,;, Motan ~
se s e., H.. -. ~ entoI
ptaa9 nan H. gne Seuas nts VI 1a~ayh ~ pom
e.n.o tne !naoaoi' @no 10 Lap toe'f natu1ai nava"
e0o'e "asef iines' ..-
NATURAL. AND ARTIFICIAL ROUTES.
These natural linoa nre as follows: -.
Hsaa o. g5enat akeS an aad tug r.
ohanplnln an ana th9 Hndaon to Now York.
Becond-Tho Ohio 1.iver, md by portages ogor
the mountains to tho su6quohanna, Chesapeake,
and James: f. ,,---, .-.
!hn4-Iho hi1ssfssfppl anu ita navigable
tf1Dntafloe, terminating On the uu!f OF Nex1co.
Eaoa ~ u. suusn SgAeept .uo '1st} haFo ooon In
Ti," t12oot ~ ~ .4r41. e;i,.a,,
A. ;,,6otaut ;ta,;a. oA'sau " 1a ~ W
~ aaofsa"s 'n'o''or eo'''loS u 'faoe TO sAe
1A'lsio MrsGTbrough tho csnadss to Quebec and
19sssaaJ' sssaas; rhxo,r,, nj. n..to h .x,,. :.
\, ,oecy1,Lin1qn64 tn1h o1ate' py TWO l1nes, 70
4''T AThpoo rhu H''E Ponnav,va,t. n p,,do,-
.,,hia ~" 14nousn founSs1Sanl" ~ fn'aoeA-
@FY1hwIhroua6 tie sonthepn @ A stalea IL a1It ali
war; ht,,nt;n spa nni3 rnrta ''"*'o ~ o'a
n rscard tn T iSa r,1a1 ''t i;,oe Mr. n,A,,,n
said. s"A' ~ 't4' '''@1 414''S' 'ut' tlo3lt'no
ontnt to t%o ~ tne
and foos-sre sornnaiv n ia diaa1y.nts1ae "''n
s.toH frs.t II" & ~ ss Nv
s,nni thourh otoap % nn1ris. Weslorn ne nrni"nss
tf ta Tar OUT 81 .he araet ns ~ txaa s
torFid climate Il 50 injurious to many Of these
, 1873-05-12

Sr, LOUIS, Afay 1O.-Ton compantoa OF tho
under command Of Col. Flint, arrived hore last
night from Little Rock, Ark, and loft BY tho
Missouri Pacific Railroad for Omaha. Col. Flint
IL ordered to report to Con. Ord at Omaha, but
it IL supposed that Ills command ia destined for
tho Modoo country.
, 1873-05-12

BOSTON, May l0,-The Dispatch says. In the
Superior Court, this forenoon, Judge Colt
OF Senator CbarIog Summer W. Alice II. Sum-
nor, on the ground Of Ayo years. doaertion.
, 1873-05-12
Tho Labor Question,

NEW YoRk, May 10.-Tho Brooklyn gasmen
falling to 60. an advance to sa76 a day, and q
guarantee Of ita payment for year. quit wor|;'
To-day. Gernlana Aaye been alroady employed
to take the place OF tho strikers.
O1EyElANp, May 10.-1ho Chief OF Police Of
this city IL organizing . forQo Of twenty mep 70
, 1873-05-12

10 aont to tho Mahoning Valley, to preserve
ordor and provont deprodationa by m!nora who
have boen Idle IN consequence Of etrlke for the
rnst four nonths.
DosroN, h1ay t0.-Tho ooopora hosoabouta pro.
poeo to strlko on Monday. unoss tho employers
agroo to soil only tu future homemade harros a.
homo ratQH.
, 1873-05-12
piat0Ia and C01fnea

R1onMoND, Va, May 10-A duel took place
last evening Just beyond the city l!mits. between
John B. Mordecai and Page MCCARTHY. Both
wero wounded d-Mordooai fatally. Tho seconds
have been arrested. Tho difficulty occurred
about taGly
, 1873-05-12

ATcn1sox, Kan, May 1o.-Tho Kansas Edi-
loriai Association meets hoEo Oh tho Goth. The
City Council haa tonderod the hospitality Of sho
city, and will entertain tho mo1nbcrB during thcir
stay bore. On tho 2lHt tho Agsociation will
start OIL m excursion to Lincoln, Mob.
, 1873-05-12

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May l0,-perry White, re-
slrecE, set arc 10 hs house this evening, cut the
throat Of an unknown woman, and afterward hia
own throat. Both died, Tho aamee We're aoon
extipguiahQ1.
, 1873-05-12

DIXON, ILL.,, May 10.-The remains OF BLISS
Nixon nero found about two milos down tho
river this morning aboutB o'clock.
, 1873-05-12

ALBANY, N, Y. May l0.-On Tuesday next tho
Now York Central Railroad Company will pny,
under protest, to Collector Bailey. tho ei00 900
tax claimed by the Government. hud Immediately
commence proceedings for ilB recovery.
, 1873-05-12

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot. u Hnrrt4on and She.anss. 1xekst Office.
A2 lrsss E0Aisan. n.AE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-06
3cademy OF Music,
The RiYers.

During the past week the Red river has
risen six feet at Shreveport, and the Ar
kansas one foot at Little Rock. The Mis-
souri, has risen about one foot between
Omaha and Hermann. The Cumberland has
risen twelve feet at Nashville. The Missis-
sippi has fallen from six to twenty inches
between Dubuque and st. Louis and one
foot at Vicksburg, but has risen seven feet
at Cairo, two and half feet at Memphis,
three feet at st. Paul and seven inches at
New Orleans. The Ohio has risen three
and half feet at Pittsburg. ten at Marietta
fourteen at Cincinnati, dcur at Louisville,
five at Evansville and five and a half at Pa
ducah. The Allegheny rose five feet at
Freeport and the Youghiogheny nearly
as much at Confluence, but both are now
again falling. The Monongahela rose eleven
feet at Morgantown, sixteen at New Geneva
and twenty-one at Brownsville during Mon
day and Tuesday; since then it has rapidly
fallen. The lower Ohio and the Mississippi
at Cairo and Memphis will proba bly, con-
tinue to rise.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-06
Relief for Captain frye

We have received from ID. NJ. Hollings-
worth, ESQ, tickets for the lottery for the
fine buggy which he has so generously don
ated for the benefit of the family of the
lamented Captain Joseph Fry. We hope to
be able to return to him the equivalent for
each of those tickets and for many others.
The sale of tickets will close ON the twenty-
third instant. SO that the proceeds may. in
accordance with the happy thought of Mr.
Hollingsworth, be handed to the recipients
as Christmas gift. This most excellent
way of increasing fund to be devoted to
SO noble purpose shoald be responded to
by erybcdy. The additional advantage
of the contribution to the charity, of the
chance to obtain Holingsworth buggy for
dollar, is not to be despised. Tickets may
be obtained at the counting room of the
REPUBLICAN until the twenty-third instant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-06

lOIal. SZuo,5 5fN
So that the city has paid and will be re
quired to pay upward Of half q milliOn dol
lars in this park matter.
If default is made in the payment of the
mortgage notes assumed by the park board,
the original vendors will retain the money
paid on the property, and will recover the
property free of all past taxes, and the city
will lose all it has paid and is bound to
pay, and also the park property.
The batture embraced in the park prop
erty contains eighty-seven and half acres,
and it is now, or soon will be, worth to the
city more than half the purchase price of
the property, say $4,000 an acre, which is
low now for adjacent batture property,
$437 800.
The city, in case the suit Of Booth, claim
ing the tax to be unconstitutional, is sue
cessful will be subjected to innumerable
suits for the recovery of the tax already
collected and expended. Thus it will be
seen that there is as much equity on the
side of Burthe, the citizen, property owner
and taxpayer, intervenor, as there is on the
side OF Booth, agitator and tax-resister.
Our sympathies 60 with the natives Of the
State in this case.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-06

pupils for marks of successful vaccination
and am free to confess that did earnestly
solicit all that were not vaccinated to al
low Inc to do it, But such as openly
declared that they would have their
family physician perform that office
| told that they would be compelled to
comply with the orders of the Board of
Health or leave the school; and further re
marked that at some future date | would
revisit the scnOol in order to de ermine
whether compliance had been observed.
But sOemnly affirm, in no instance did
l attempt to torcbly coerce single pupil
to become vaccinated; neither did comport
myself, in the presence of the teachers or
those innocent little girls in any other man
ner than as | have been taught becomes a
gentleman.
Gentlemen, am your very Obedient servant,
j. T. NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
Sanitary Inspector Third District.
DR.: Drew stated he had satisfied himself
no violence had been used. No child was
forced to submit to vaccination. The ordi-
nance of May, 1870, requires certificate to
enable the child to attend school. He
moved the board indorse DR.. Newman's
action.
DR.. White suggested there was no charge
against DR.. Newman, and that the board
accept and file the report as satisfactory.
DIR. Drew amended his motion and it
passed unanimously.
After some discussion on other topics, the
board adjourned.