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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
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DANIEL SCCELY. Secretary.
MAyoRALTy OF NEw ORLEANS.
City EaI!. June 2', 1875.
mo. !iNi-Admiuistcatiou Series.l

INC. .i95-Administration Series.]
WHEREAS, In the SUI. OF Hlyra Clark
Gaines ys. the city of New Orleans. No.
2G95, Circuit Court OF the United States.
proceedings have been commenced ny the
said plaintiff against the securities OF the
city apon bond given by the said city, in
order to take the aforesaid case before the
Supreme Court of tine United States: and
Whereas, The SAID securities have desig.
mated and retained George S. Lacey and
James Mcconnell. Esqs., to be counsel to
defend them n :he said proceedings. and
in all litigation in reference 20 the bond
aforesaid:
Reso!s.I, Tina: the city OF New Orleans
hereby recognizes the retainer of the said
Lacey and Mcconnell, and IL order TO re-
Neve her aforesaid securities from the la
biiity 20 paw counsel fees. and the costs at
.endant upon such proceedings and itiga-
ton. she hereby binds and obiigates herself
TO pay unto the said Lacey and Mcdonnell,
in :heir separate capacity, a tax and rea-
sorable compensation for .heir services as
counse! in the proceedings and litigation
herein referred to. and 20 pay and dis
charge all costs. fees. charges an9 expenses
connected herewith.
Resc .eG, That this resolution shall take
etiec. from and after lis adoption.
Adopted by the Council OK the city OF
New Orleans. June Il. 49,.
LOUIS y. WILTZ. Mayor.
4 .rue copy:
C.S,E. SC.-,,Y. Secre.ar-.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Board of School Directors.

Present-Judge Dibble, presiding, and
Messre. Longstreet, Mcconnell, DeKlyne,
Brodnead, Rey, Carey, Mccarthy, Boothby,
Thompson, Clark and Gaudet.
This was called meeting.
Mr.. a. w. Brodhead took his sea: to FILL
the vacancy made BY :he resignation OF
General Bussey.
Mr.. Brodhead assumes the places on the
severa! committees filed by his predecessor.
Mr.. Brown. State Superintendent Of Edu'
cation, made formal statement OF the re.
cent disturbance in the Fourth District
High School, and Mrs. Shaw also handed in
written statemen: Of the affair.
Bills amounting to over $4,000 were or
dered to be paid.
A communication from. the fifteenth ward
informed tie board that Mr. Sweet, mem.
Der from that ward, had removed from that
portion Of the city. Referred.
The claim of Mr.. Ready was rejected.
A communication from Mrs. d. Newell,
of the Bayou Bridge School. was read, re-
ferring to the whipping Of John Wilbruner,
a pupil, and the teacher exonerated.
Equalization Of salaries Will take effect
or the first of September.
the sum of $4,000 vas ordered to be
paid next Saturday for salaries, on April
roll.
BY resolution, "for elec.."it was under
stood that the teachers sha., be paid durin &
vacation.
On motion Of Judge Dibble, the schools
will be opened on the :second Monday in
September.
The board then wen: into executive ses.
sion OF a report Of the committee on teach
crs.
During the executive session the subject
of the reception given State Superintend.
ent Brown by Mrs. Shaw. principal Of the
upper high school, was considered. Con-
siderable discussion was INDUCED in by all
the members present. Messrs. Longstreet
and DeKiyne retired, when the board went
into secret session. After the discussion a
vu:e was taken on the question. and Mrs.
Shaw was dismissed from her position
from this date.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mcdonald Of the jackson
school, will assume the duties lately as
sumed by Mrs. Shaw.
For fuller particulars Of the executive
session. our readers are referred to the ad
yer:isement.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

An experimen, was made by several gem
tlemen ON the river fer the purpose OF test
ing the capacities Of an automatic. self
righting and selfpumping iiieboat. The
boat is not complicated-in fact is quite
simple, and performs all and more than is
claimed for it. The efforts OF half dozen
gentlemen to capslze it proved fruitless,
and when water was purposely thrown in
neat contrivance pumped it out easily: The
invention is worth the attention of all who
venture On water Messrs. Roger Boyle
and Charles Morrison are the holders OF the
patent right for Louisiana, and as they are
excellent mechanics of our city it is hoped
their laudable enterprise will meet with
merited success. The lifeboat is twenty
feet long, five feet ten inches beam, twenty
three inches extreme depth midsbips, the
floor bulkheads OF twenty-tOur galvanized
iron and the side chambers of No. 90. She
weighs but 800 pounds, and has numerous
air chambers, and will right herself and
free herself Of water in twenty seconds.
She is capable of holding inside OF her
twenty-eight persons, and one hundred
more can sustain themselves by the life
lines attached to her.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
ImpOrtaut by Telegraphs

Tho following statistics are OF 60 In
portant public character :ha. they were
telegraphed hither yesterday by the agent
Of the Associated Press:
The neurology Of Harvard College gives
the number of deaths during the past year
year at tifty-nine. The Nestor OF Harvard
College is now Horace Benney. He is
ninety three years old, and tgraduated IN
1898. Next on the list is Judge Willard
Hall, who graduated in 1899. He is ninety.
three years old. Both of these gentlemen
have been members Of Congress. Samuel
Dunn Parker. the oldest living member
of the Boston bar. graduate OF 1899. is
next on the list. There are now no repre-.
sentasives left Of 1893. 1900. 1901. 1909 or
1909,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
HAYcRAI-Y cP NEW ORLEANS
City Hal. June Is, 1873.
mo. .ai9i-AdministratiOn Series.i

aAYcRA1-Y cP sEw ORLEANS
City Hal. June Is, 1873. J
iEo. 2l9i-Administration Series.j
Az ordinance providing for the payment Of
The several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
prlations be and are hereby made. and
that tie Administrator OF Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator OF Finance
in payment of the same. as expenditures IL
Cured during the year 1872:
DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS.
E,reGu Of Strce!s-
John Haslauer, building sidewalk in.
tersection, southwest corner Sec.
Ord and Claiborne streets. ....... 50 10
Henry Wenn. building sidewalk IN
:ersect;on, southwest corner FIRST
and st. David streets. ............. Y O0
Henry Geoble, building sidewalk in-
ersec,ions. northwest corner Sec
Ond and ST. Patrick streets. ....... - 10
j. Henderson. Jr., building sidewalk
intersections, southeast and south.
west corners Of Second and VIII
low streets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S "
David Nicou, building sidewalk in.
tersectOn. southwest corner Philip
and Clara streets. II W
John A. Fitzpatrick, building side.
walk intersection. northwest cor.
ner Second and Howard Streets. oS GO
iOtal. ........... .S-o- U"
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, June "A. 1873.
LOUIS A. WILTZ. Mayor.
A true copy:
DsS1E,. SCC.LY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
A, 1Tsr.,1urUL LETTER CAnE.Es.-ror

Az USrAITHFUL. LETTER CAER!Es.-Fer
some weeks past it has been known tina:
letters of various kinds mysteriously dis
appeared from the city boxes, and although
watch was kept on the carriers, it was only
recently discovered vino the perpetrator
was. Circumstances pointed TO f. L..
Smith. and particular notice was taken OF
his actions. A decoy letter was dropped on
his route containg spurious check for
$I000 and Smith gobbled it. He was SO
silly and rascally as to present it at bank
for payment, and he had no sooner done SO
than lie was a prisoner, as detectives were
at hand waiting for him. He was dumped
into the first precinct stationhouse, and
Judge Gernon sent him TO United States
commissioner. A search of Smiths house
resulted in finding many stolen letters,
some of them dated as far back as last
January.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
+. NichOlaus vs.. William Harvey.

1NFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il OF Orleans, No. i551.-By virtue of writ OF
teri facias to directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
at public auction az the Merchants and Auction.
eer's Exchange Royal street, between Canal anc
Customhouse streets in the Second District OF this
city, on SATURDAY. July Is, lS.3 at twelve o CLOCK
ONE UNDIVIDED THIRD OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND, with all the buildings and Improvement.
thereon. rights. privileges and appurtenances
thereunrO belonging, situated in the FIRST Dlstrc.
OF this city, and .les. grated as lot number forty.
two on a plan by JOSEF pa Pile, late surveyor, dated
de Armas. late notary public in this city. winch
lot measures twentyeiGht feet six inches front on
SyirOI street, bet ween ST. Jotu tnOW basln) stree.
and st. Peter fuow Franklin) street, hy one i'la'
Gired and ten fee: in depth between pa'ael INES.
Being the same property uired by the late Sr-.
Ellen Mcconnell widow %: John Harvey. BY pur-
chase from stephen Vest Moore. by act before :
X. Bear,i. late a notary public III tins cty. Dy &C,
dated July 20. 1888. ard winch upon the death %
the said Widow John Harvey. in 1889, passed by lN'
heritance to Aer daughter and sole heir. Mary AEc
Harvey, as appears from IL" mortuary proceedings
il: the succession Gt tc SAID WIDOW Joiiii harvey.
No. 1880 Of the doc:;e. Of the Second District Cour
for the parisL of orleans. ana upon the death OF
.Ip latter in 1870. uassc! by inheritance IN tgna'
portions 10 William Harvey. thc defend ant heTeir.
INDICTMENT of tile SacOL,. District Court for the par
isi ot Orleans rendered on the fifteenth N0vein'
bey 1880 in the succession OF sald Hary ann fa!'
vev No. 3j2.. Of I'll. dO"sct 0: said court, by "h!ch
Judgment tne said William. James and Gather!H,
NJ Harvey recognize. as sole hers III t4nal
portions Of the sait. Narv Ann Harvey and o:de.e:
to bA put in possession Of L.G estate.
Seized in the above sui'
~erMs--LasA or tie spot.
v. p. HARPER.
Hy,< ly,-sp hvlA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Otto ii. Karstendiek VS.. William M.
PIuCkar.i.

ie26 jvl327 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

PUSHING THE INCENDIARIEs.-Last eve
ming an informal investigation was held IN
the court of Justice Laresche, when the case
Of Jacob Lott was attended to. On the
night of the eighth of June fire occurred
in the building at the corner OF Annuncia'
iion and Eighth streets, occupied by Lotz
as d grocery and cotf'eehouse. He had an
insurance for $500 IN the Mutual Office
$1,000 OF stock and $500 on the furniture.
After the fire appraisers were appointed to
learn the damage, it was ascertaned that
the injured goods were worth about So
and the loss $23 75. Lott had stated that
his goods were worth $500 or 5000 and the
furniture worth 5000. Detective Dumas
has been looking after tbis case and IN.
Eesita:ingly asserts that 1t IS a plain case OF
arson. and the evidence seems 30 back his
assertion. Lott is under arrest, and before
his tra! is over will think that fighting de-
tectives and insurance Offices IS an uR.
prof table business.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW NRlEASs,k
City Hall, June Is, 1873.

MAyoRALry OF NEW ORIEASs.i
City Hall, June 25 1873.
mo. 2l92-Administration Series.l
An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained. That the following ap-
preparations be and are hereby made. and
that the Administrator of Pubic Accounts
warrant Cn the Administrator Of Finance
in payment of the same. whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury 10 the
| credit Of the appropriate fund. -or each
| account, and not otherwise appropriated:
7. II. Quinlan, repairing and removing
gas fixtures, ETC., for Department Of Public
Accounts, approved, So; repairing and
moving gas fixtures 1or rooui No. 8. ap-
proved, s..
Crescent City newspaper. 70. subscr;p-
ton from June 10, 1873, TO December 10,
1873, approved by Mayor 81.
T. II. ThOmasOn. 1000 transte. blanks
for Department Of Public Accounts. ap-
proved, Sl2 50.
Stern's Fertilizer and Chemical Msnufac-
turing Company, removing seven dead ami
mais, at 81 so, approved by Administrator
OF Police, $40 so.
John Fitzpatrick, clerk First D:stric.
Court for costs and fees in sundry cases
during the month of April. 1873 approved
by Judge of First District Court, S207I 60.
~. ScnlOter, CASH advanced ZOE patching
used in making book rack for Department
Of Finance, approved, sll so.
National Bank Note Company. printing,
mum bering paper and binding 800 improve
ment bonds, approved, $975.
Henry G. Dibble, 1or professional services
as special counsel in city license causes in
district and Supreme Courts, under ordi-
nance No. 1892. Administration series.
$4,000.
J. 3. knight. agent, water meters FOR
Waterworks. approved. $3.50.
Pay roll of bureau OF streets. Department
of improvements, for the month of May,
1873, as approved. omitted on regular pay
roll as adopted in ordinance No. 2lt6.
s532 40.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF New
Orleans, June "a, 1873.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun. Ti:zenreiter,
Lewis, Schneider, Turnbul].
LOUIS A. WlLTZ. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCUILY Secretary,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
I.YoxAITy .F Esw ORLEANS, {
l.ty Hal. ..Ie .. ia,j.

Eeso.r.N. Vha: tie Administrator OF Pub.
lic Accounts be and is hereby authorized to
cancel the assessmen. :oc 1873 on real es-
tate, Sl2oo, in :he name OF Widow A.
Madron. in square No. 1920. ninth assess
ment district: tax bill No. 3o33.
Also. to veduce the assessment for 1919
on real estate beiorgin. 10 Widow Sturgis
Sprague. liz square No. ..ls. first assessment
district. from $500 to siaU0; tax bill
No. -.
Also. 10 reduce the assessment on horses.
carria ges. etc. in the name Of Norman
Whitney, in square No. 80, sixth assessment
district. from $500 to $3.50: tax bill No 223l.
Also, 20 cance! the judgmen: rendered u
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

We are informed that at the meeting Of
the special committee appointed to make
arrangements for mass meeting to inaugu-
rate the platform adopted by the meeting
held on the sixteenth instant, it was agreed
to have public mass meeting on Lafayette
square on tho afternoon Of the fourth Of
july. The committee extended an invita-
ton to General Beauregard to preside, and
Hon. j. Henri Burch. w. NJ. Randolph.
ESQ, and several other brilliant orators
will address the meeting.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

ieoS ivl327 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Charlie. sagory ". George Penrson.

CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. 4163.-By virtue of writ Of
seizure and sale 70 NE directed by the honor.
able the Sixth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the asove entitled cause, l vii!
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal ard CustOmhouse streets, i'll the
Second District of this city, on MONDAY, July
28, 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following Go.
scribed property, to wit
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
and appurtenances thereof, situated in the Sixth
District OF this city, IN the late suburb Avart, city
and parish of Jefferson, III square number twelve.
comprised within Laurel, SOniat, Jersey and Robert
streets, designated or plan drawn by +. a.
Tourne architect, on the twenty-third OF June.
1866, and deposited in the Office of A. BoudOusquc.
late notary pubic i'll tins city, as lots numbers
fifteen, Xteen, seventeen and eig nteen, and meas
cring follows: Number fifteen has thirty tee:
fTent Oh Laurel street, number sixteen has thirty
one feet and number seventeen has thirty feet
front on the same street by depth, each, Of ono
hundred and ten feet, between parallel lines, num-
Der seventeen. forming the corner OF Laurel anI
Soniat streets and number eighteen has thirty
three feet front on SOniat street, by one hundred
and twenty-five feet IN depth, between parallel
lines. Being the same property acquired Dy tle
defendant herein by purchase from Charles u. T.
Baque, per act passed before Pierre Charles Cuve-
her. notary public n this city. on the seventeenth
of March, 1871.
Seized in the above sr!t
Te,ms-Cash on tie spot
". p. HARPER
;e2S ivl321 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
Erom Grant Parish.

4 private letter from the Red river coun.
iry contains the following information:
There is still considerable feeling here
about that Grant parish business, and it is
doubtful il any ARE SITS will be made this
summer. as the parties for whom warrants
have been issued will keep ont OF the way.
The sheriff elect on the Republican ticket
ia the only parish officer who is filing his
rosition, the offices of clerk Of the cour.
and recorder being closed.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF CONVERGE
New Orleans, June 10, 1873. :
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
y the undersigned until THURSDAY, the twenty
sixth day of June. 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ. for
the lease for q term OF three wears, beginning July
1873 for ree lots OF ground belonging TO the city
situated in the Second District, in square bounded
by Crossman. Wells, Front and CustOmhouse
streets designated as lots Nos. l, and ,. CT
square A.
Bids from any one designing to conduct such
business barrel houses, snake shows or gain.
bling dens will not be entertained.
The city reserves the right tc reject any and all
bids
Proposals to iIe :udocsed Proposals for lease Of
city property'' Il. NJ. TURNBULL,
ie2h n "a 2J 26 Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

The Commissioner Of Pensions has pro.
mulgated the following order:
On and after the first day of j uly the
consideration of all invalid increase claims
will be suspended by the Pension office
until after the biennial examination. which
takes place on the fourth OF September
proximo. Medical examinations, however,
will continue in such cases. so that no APP
plicant IN ay suffer loss as to the commence
inent of increase by reason OF the date OF
tbe medical examination. Meanwhile, all
original cases upon the files will be con-
sidered and disposed of SO far as the evil
deuce will warrant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

(:eoraiana Nhann VS.. Jessie X. Irwin,
Uat,.Ta. tutor. etc.

1>OvRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
II OF Orleans. No. .a..,! 40. s552 late Seveilt'
District CeUrt,-By virtue Of "a writ OF seHii:
and .ae directed by the honorable the iate see
.ntlA District Cont .or the parish OF orleans, ~
the above emitted cause. 70 Z. ). SalVlnet. az
sherif and bv SAT-: ia.e -.eriH 10 me transe,,tc.
will proceed TO sc.l a: pubic auction, at the aie!'
chants ard Auctioneers' Exchange. sRoyal stree.
between Canal and CUstGnahoUse streets ~ 40
second District o: this city, on MONDA1, July -.
1873 at .welv. o'u,sck ". the following descr.pee
grODertv 20 W.T. ,o,.,-n ....
with al! the buildings and Improvements theieoI.
and all the rights, WAYS. privileges ana az ~ az
tag.s tiIereuuto belonging or IN any WISE ;apPe.
.aiuing situated in the Fourth District OF ti..,
h.in9el by Washington, S!rti., Chestnut anu ~
lse1.m streets and des gn9ted as lo's NUN @ 90
two three and four OF square number elan'
on . plar. drawn Ov H. Grant, late suIreyoi, "a
Asril 49, .9;5 and deposited N the one o. =: =.
Kenny Ia.. q notary puoic in the parish "l ,et.i s
.ou Said lots measure, eacD, s"ehtye57h.. r.!
fr0u. on Washington stree. 6y ose huhGieo .ee'
nine inches four Ines il depth; beihe the ash,"
nrope1.y ACQUIRED ov the deitndaht herein oy pH.'
cha ase :rom Leopold goseE'.-c Dy act passso .c
fore William Shannon. notary piip.c III 'hs G.t!s
on The tweuty.niuth OF Marca. iS.'.
Seized In the above sIll.
Terms-Cash OF tie spot. r,nr
;elsiys7s She:ii Of the Par!si vt orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

NAYoRALTr OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, June 25. 1873. :
mo. cIoS-Administration Series.l
Resolrea, That the Superintendent of
Metropolitan Police be and he is hereby
respectfully requested to issue orders to
the police force to aid and assis. in the
strict enforcement Of ordinance Nc. 1896,
Administration series, known as the pound
ordinance"
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, June "a, 1873.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR SALE.-A NEW RAISED
IL cottage in the Sixth District, on state street,
between s.: Charles and st. Patrick streets The
house has all modern improvements. The grounds
have front of 20 feet, by !7S feet in depth. Terms
reasonable for either rent or sale. Apply st the
corner of State aud st. Charles streets, or at the
corner Of Cont and EoyaI streets. to G. y. 5!Sb'
fph9
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
MAYORALTY or NBw ORLEANS, I
City Hall, June 25, 1879. !

MAyoRALrY or NEw ORLEANS
City Hall, June Is. 1879. !
no. 2l99-Administration Series.1
Feso.te9. That permission is hereby
granted to Columbus II. Allen to erect a
Steam engine and boiler a: No. 81 Tchou-
pitoulas street, for use of rice mill in the
First Distrlc: cevocable at the pleasure Of
the Council.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of
New Orleans, June "a, 1873.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
a true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

The walls Of the frs. story o: the new
engipehouse for Mississippi Fire Company
NO. are up and commencement made ON
the second story. The corner stone was
laid without the assistance OF hundreds OF
guests and without flourish. The location
il on Magazine near Lafayette street.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
l.. F. Bar-e'. VS.. j ol;n Rooney ana Thomas


p. Connolly surety on the appeal bond-Same
IS. Same-Seccnd Justice Court for :he Parish
81 Orleans, Nos 1855 and 1856.
DT VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERY FAClAS
ID ~ ne directed by the Hon. W. I. Evans sec.
end justice of the peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above numbered and EMIT le suits
will proceed TO sell at public auction, a. tho MeG-
chants and AUctloneers' Exchange. Royal street.
nrtween Canal and CUstonhouse streets. on
:. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
TTat District OF this city, in the square bounded
by Graviey. Johnson, Ferdido and Ga.v.z streets
designated bv the number three, on plan drawn
by L. Reizensten on :he sixth day OF March. 1867.
and deposited IN W J. Castels office for reference,
and measuring according to said plan. 81 feet front
OF johnson street by 100 feet deep between par
ael tines. together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon rights ways ami advantages
;hereuu to belonging or Il wise appertaining.
Seized in the above NUN bered and entitled suits
Terms-Cash on the spot N United States cur.
,encv.
..Ia % ;yI0 JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
yhe following is the lis: OF passengers Of
the steamship New Orleans. Z. Y. eager,
uo,x,,,,So. .or Nau, Yors.

Mrs. l.. Greenleaf. child ana nurse. Mrs.
II. NJ. Dunbar and daugh hter. Mrs. John
Wise. Miss Dunbar. Mrs. Auge. Mrs. 5. ID.
Moore. Mrs. u. A. Woodman and servant
Mrs. Il. Stern. Chs. Brusch; and wife. Mrs.
Airs. J. Saidenbach and child, D. E. Rob.
bins and wife. Bradish johnson, John
Geddes. wife and child. Miss G. Fritt. Mrs.
X. Elmore and child, Mrs. +. Woodley.
Miss A. Meader. c. S. Wing, G. w. Ba6'
cock and wife, Mrs. H. Gormley, NJ. Frank
lin, Mrs. $. w. Slawson, &. w. Srarbuck. II.
Jordan, wife and servant. r. s. Day, Il.
Tay,or, Mrs. &. Drum and three children.
j. L. Eylandt. Mrs. Z. Neodley. and four
teen ;n the steerage.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
CE ORLEANS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

If anybody thinks that the Platform in
Lafayette Square, in front OF the Franklin
statue, is ornamental, there is a great mis-
take. i. certainly is not, though it is IN.
tended 10 make it useful al The grand rati-
;ication of the ''unificatiOn' project on the
fourth of july.