New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-29
NEW REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2g 1875

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institutions for the sums respectively set
opposite their names, being the allowance
for charity for the quarter ending Septem-
Der 30, 1875, in conformity with article ZIG,
Revised City Laws and Ordinances:
St. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys Asy.
lum, Chartres, between Mazant and French
streets, 34l inmates. $ll93 so.
st. Vinoent's Home, No. 81 Bienville
street. l2l inmates, 1923 so.
St. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum,
s65i so.
St. Elizabeths Asylum, Magazine. corner
Josephine street, l44 inmates, S504
Female Asylum of the immaculate Con
ception, No. 81 Rampant, corner Elmira
street, 100 inmates, $3.50.
Mount Carmel Asylum, No. 50 Pietv,
between Dauphne and Royal streets, l23
inmates, $3.50 50.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum,
Clio, between. Camp and Prytania streets,
LAB inmates, $500 so.
Protestant Episcopal Children's Home,
jackson, between Chippewa and st. Thomas
streets, thirty-four inmates, $li9.
Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans,
Jackson, corner Chippewa street, eighty
eight inmates, S3OS.
Orphans Home, Seventh street, between
Magazine and Constance streets, Ill in
| mates, 1888 30.
st. Anna Asylum, corner of Prytania and
st. Mary streets, sixty-nina inmates, S2il 50.
Louisiana Asylum, corner of Tonti and
Hospital streets, thirty two inmates, flI2.
Asylum of the Little Sisters of the Poor,
Laharpe. between johnson and Prieur
streets, 139 inmates, S4S6 81
Convent of the Good She phe-n. Bien-
vile, between Broad and Dolhond, streets,
go inmates, $9iJ.
German Protestant Orphan Asylum,
rInlo hot, i
Chestnut streets, eighty-nine inmates,
$3ll so.
St. JOseph's German Boys and Girls Asy-
| ium corner OF Josephine and Laurel streets.
| 1874 inmates. S679.
st. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum.
| Race. corner Magazine street, for wet
nurses, $500.
ST. Vincent's Infant Orphan Asylum.
| Race. corner Magazine street, for forage,
| etc, 1925.
Ladies' of Providence, 81 inmates, So.
| Total, $s5i7 80.
! ReSotred, That the Administrator of Pub,
, &c - Counts ~a,laut in ia,ur VI j. q. a.
Fellows and Richard Lloyd, assignees. for
| the sum Of $3.50, being in full satisfaction
| of judgment of David Magner vs.. city of
New Orleans, rendered in suit No. $50 Of
| the docket of the Eighth District Court
and now No. 25,926 of the docket of the Su-
perior District Court.
Petitions
The aforementioned petitions and COM
| munications, presented by the Mayor, were
| referred as stated
From Mrs. j. B. Delord for reduction of
| asse ssnent. To the Administrator OF AS.
| sessment5.
From James Cosgrove relative 70 the
| submerged Sixth District. Owners and
| agents of steamships relative to Wharfage
| charges. Citizens in fifth and sixth wards,
| Second District, relative to drainage in said
| district.
Communication from j. Bendernagel, GUS
| todian of notarial records, with opinion of
the City Attorney thereon, and petition of
| attorneys and citizens against removal OF
notarial records from their present location.
| Citizens in fourth drainage district, praying
| for repeal of ordinance No. 1859, and for
| general relief To the Committee of the
| Whole.
| The following communication was re-
ceived, read and ordered spread upon the
minutes, and on motion referred to the com
mittee of the whole:
| The undersigned medical practitioners of
| this city, having been consulted as to their
| opinion with regard to the disintecting
measures now resorted to by the Board OF
| Health twnose opinion is divided), beg
| leave to state their conviction that these
| measures, such as have been carried out in
the Second District OF this city, for the al
legged purpose of preventing the further
yNrnyl yl rJpp nj rn1l n f.au thay,
inefficient in carrying out that purpose
| and injurious to public health from the ma
ture OF the liquid thus used, as well as from
the profuseness with which it is dealt out
the streets in the neighborhood alluded to
being literally saturated and the atmos
phere made obnoxious to the inhabitants.
j. G. HANA, NJ. d.
JOHN j. CASTELLANOS, NJ. D.
DE FAGOT, NJ. ID.
o. HUARD. NJ. d, P.
+. Ii. GAUDET, NJ. d.
j. l. MOREAU, NJ. d.
j. B. PEREZ, M. d.
DANIEL c. HOLIDAY, NJ. D.
+. D'AQUIN, NJ d.
URLUBUCHEL, MD.
DE B. AUSSET, M, d.
JOHN DELL ORTO, NJ D.
II. BAYON, NJ d. P.
JOHN CITAROTTO. I'M.
HENRY BEZOU, NJ. D.
MENIER, NJ. D.,
| No. 1913 Canal street.
ALFRED MERCER, D. Mp
THOMAS LAYTON. D. NJ.
Y. r. LIE MONNIER,
No. % Cont street
L. BENDIG, Druggist,
Corner Of Cont and Bourbon streets.
| A. JERR,
Elk Pharmacien des Hospitaux de Paris, No.
lob Chartres street.