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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21
STATE TAX COILRCI0R's OFFICE,
No leg Gravier street,
New OyleaIA, August Is, 1875.

New OSleAED, August IL, 1873.
DY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
% by the act Of the Legislature of this State.
No. Al Of 1873, approved March H. 1879 will pro.
ceed to sell 1T public On st my Office, No. 1859
Gravier street. the said First District Of city.
on MONDAY, August 90, 1875, ct twelve o'clock
H., the following described property, to wit
l. CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, in square No.
s6. bounded BY Religious, Market, ". Thome. and
St. James streets, fronting on Religious and Mar.
ket streets. measuring % by l29 feet.
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, In square No.
al7. bounded BY franklin. Euterpe TerpSichore
aud Basin streets. frorting On Frsaklin and Bu-
terpe streets, measuring 81 by 18 FEET
Together with oil imprOv aments and appurte
nances thereuLtO belonging.
Said property having been seized by me to 'sfy
q privilege and claim due the state of LOuisana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873.
amounting to seventy nine dollars and seventy
i've cente, toge her with all costs and charges.
At said sale the property will not be- Ydjudicated
unless the bid 10 for sufficient amo1At to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim and also the unpaid taxes upon
said property for the year 1872 tOgethef with the
penalties thereon, ind all costs ard charges
which may Lave accrued.
The purchaser st this sale 10 entitled to be put in
immt date possession
Tsrms-Cash On the spot.
n C. FOLGER
State Tax Collector, First District CITY Of New
Orloane aul9 Fl Is 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA Va. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, fronting on Canal and corner of
Galvez and Gasquet streets, in squares Nos. 267
and 522; assessed in the name Of ARMAND
MERCIER.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES


~
First District City Of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA 70. 4 LOT OF GROUND.
Richard streeta In square No. 81; assessed in
the name OF p. MURPHY.
SrArB Tax COLLpCrOR's OFFICE
No. l69 0ravler . rect, ,
New Orleaus, August 49, 1875
RY VIRTUE or THg POWER IN ME- VESTED
ID BY the act Of the Legislature Of this state. No.
A Of 1873. approved March H. 1873 will proceed to
street In tho eaid first District Of this city ON
MONDAY. August 30, 1875 at twelve O'Clock n,
'ns G LOT Of GSSGsS in square No. 81
bounded by TcheHpitouIas, Richard Orange and
Religious streets, fronting on Tcb0uptoulas and
Richard streets measuring lO2 feet inches by l38
feet. Together with all the improvements and
appurtensnces thereun t0bel0nging.
Said property having been seized by me to sotiefy
privilege and claim due the State Of Louisiana
for taxes upon said property for the year 1879.
amounting to one hundred and twenty nine d0llArs.
together with oil costs and chargee
At said sale the property will not be adjudicAted
unless the bid ii for sufficient amount 20 satisfy
the Aforesaid claim. and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1871 aud 1870, ~
gether with the penalties thereon, and all costa
and charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled to be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-CAsh on the spot.
n. c. FOLGRR,
State Tax Collector. First District, CITY OF View
Orleans. aul9 81 rs 10
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TAX COLLECTOR'a SALE-NO. 1891.
Stair OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. ONE CERTAIN LOT
OF GROUND. 10 square No. 2S8; assessed In tho
name Of l. MlTCHELL.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEAN,
Second District, City Of New OrleaLa

in square No. q fronting on Decatur street
assessed in the pame OF y. 1. LLAMBlAS 4
DOCKTER
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STATE TAX COLLRIfoR's OFFIcR, }
No. 1863 Hrsvier street,
New Orleans. August 10. 1875. }


No. 1863 1rsvier street, ,
New Orleans. Augutt 10. 1875.
DY vIRTUR OF THB POWER IN NIB VESTED BY
ID the act Of the Legislature IT fhis St ate, No. n
Of 1873. approved March u. 1918. will proceed to
sell at public auction. ct my oRce, No. 1853 0ravier
street in the said F,st District Of this city On
following described properly to Wit
!. ONE LOT OF GROUND, fronting on Baronne
street. In square No. 248. bounded by BsrOhne,
Dryades 1uterpe and 1erpsichOre streets, meas
uring - by l2s feet. Together with oil the i'm
pr0vements and appurtenSnces thereuntO belong.
ing.
Said property having been ee'z.d BY me to Sol sly
. privilege and claim due the State Of L0uisixna
for taxes upon said property for the year 1873.
amounting to seventv-twO dollars aud fifty cents,
together with all costa and charges.
At said sale the property will not be edudicated
unless the bid 10 for . sufficient amount to satisfy
me Aforesaid claim, together with - penalties
thereon, and all costs and charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser 1T this sale IL entitled t" be put
in immediate possession.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
n. c. FULGER,
State Tax Collector, First District, City Of New
Orleans aul9 81 Is %
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STATE or LOUISIANA-PARlSH OF ORLEANS
FIRST District, City Of New Orleans.

Stair OF LOUISIANA VS.. TWO LOTj OF
GROUND, fronting on on the corners Of Re.
ligious aud Market. and Franklin and Rut-rpe
in the 2ame Of JEREMIAH O'BRlKN.
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State Tax Collector. First District. CITY of Ne,
Orleans. aulg 81 25 20
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A NEw KInD OF \ NOzzLE.-Mr. j. T.
Condsa - quite perfected his patent
noszls 1hs steam fire engines. 1t is claimed
that Il viii ssve much labor, aud it will
crtainIy Era1s stream at the pleasure of
the pipe hso1sr. By simply reversing An
inside pss1ssaAsd plate full stream is con-
vsrtsd inao bteay, and If small jet Is re-
quirsd = simple turn of screw grades it to
TIE requieoA sise. It will have . fair trial
this evening st tho head of Canal street, 90
III who Aee Interested should take look.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA--PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District. City Of New Orleans.
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State Tax Collector, Frat District, CIV Of New
Orleans. aul9 Fl Is 70
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Arthur Denis ". Bogart Shall.

y7O aul 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlesna
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TAX CULLECTOR's sALK-NO. 1441

State Tax Collector, First District, City OF New
Orleans. au19 81 Is 20
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TAX CoLLECrOK,s SAILING. .ass,

State Tax Collector. Second District, City OF New
Orleans. 8ul9 81 Is 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. 4 LOT OF GROUND,
fronting on TchOupitOulAs street, In square
NJ: IS; assessed in the name Of W. a. r.
MURDOCH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

EUGENk w A9GAMAN,
an2l ses q Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Oreans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Burgundy street In square No. a.
assessed in the name of VlNCkNTPRaTZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND IN squar- No. 234; assessed In the
name of ALEX. McCONSELL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

State Tax Collector Second District, City OF New
Orleans. au19 81 Is 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO LOTS OF
GROUND. fronting on Carondelet walk and st.
Peter streets IN square No. 164; assessed in the
name Of willow B. CARCELIN.
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Stair TAX COLLBOfOR's OFFICE, }
No. 1853 Ora vier street,
New (}rlAanA. Au1ust 10 l97S \

State Tax Collector First District City OF New
Orleans. nu19 Zy rs 20
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TAX COLLECT0R's sALE-NQ. 3,l.

STATE OF LOUINIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District City OF New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21

State Tax Collector. First District. CITY Of New.
Orleans. au19 81 Is 70
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ItGENH wAGoAMAN.
au2l se3 10 q Civil Sheriff Of tho Parish Of Oreaoa
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susl rs q Civil shelid Of tho PaEisA Of 0zlssna
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
A rTRAcTrvE NEW BOOKS.

n - ~" "--oH'
Josh BILLINGS ALMTNAX for the Centennial year
lSI6 il ready and selling like whre IL Is one Of this
famous old philosophers amusing productions anu oi
marvellous predictions wise astonishing family recipes
and advice IL full enough throw the shade Of BEN
jamin Franklin into commissions Of envy - Price 70 cents
with many comic illustrations.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
A CATASTROPHE AVERTED.
THE GALLERY OF DEDHAM CHURCH SETTLES
DURING A WEDDING CEREMONIAL.

THE GALLERY OF DEDHAM CHURCH SETTLES
DURING WEDDING CEREMONIAL.
Boston, Oct %, 1875
Fortunately Dedham spared being the scene OF q
Hoyokc holocaust last evening, but only by hairs
breadth The galleries OF the orthodox church wero
crowded with human beings to witness a wedding, and
just the services to begin all in the cast gallery
leaned forward to get better view of the performance
when the gallery settled three or four inches
With a crack. Quick thought tho spectators settled
back and saved terrible disaster.
When the church altered few years since tho
old supports taken and tangled iron braces
put in their place, which leaves very long stretch of
gallery without any extra support Tho building Is
lighted by gas jets running along the fronts Of the gal
ing must have ensucd and the result would have been
terrible to contemplate The trustees have now had
ample warning and in the future should any accident
the weak places, fearful responsibility will rest upon
their heads
This Dedham s not unlike one which took place
In the Western Union Telegraph Office, In Boston, few
days since The roof Of the building suddenly settled
and the operators and other occupants of the building
rushed into the street in great alarm all OF them
pccting to the ycstOry tumble down into
ono conglomerated The circumstances by
some means reported TO the city authorities and in
slcctor came TO examine tho building. The rcpresen-
such an examination but II made nevertheless and
the result was that orders issued for the immediate
strengthening Of the fragile building and also the
hon o hre escapes This was case where the law in
lericrcd IN behalf OF safety against the Will OF corpora
on officials, and the law ought TO be applied 10
the unsafe church in Dedham.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RICHMOND Va, Oct %, 1875
The case OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was
called to-day in the United States Circuit Court Judge
Bond presiding.
Mr.. Storrs of New York, counsel Of the railroad,
read OF the company to the bill of the plain
tits denying the allegations of the improper manage
ment OF tho road and the proceeds by the man
ngement Tho answer states the embarrassment
and trouble with which the officers of tho road
had to contend, and sets forth the fact that
the counsel Of tho road bring these difficulties an
end contemplating taking such legal steps
protect the interest Of all parties. The answer
cludes by praying that General W. O. Wickham, Vice
President of the road be appointed permanent receiver
Mr.. MacFarand, of New York, counsel for the
trustees in the first Chesapeake aud Ohio mortgage
together with the counsel or the second Chesapeake
and Ohio mortgage and for certain bondholders all
united in the prayer for General Wickham's appoint
ment
State Attorney General Daniel in behalf OF the State
presented petition asking be admitted party
the suit claiming that the State the guarantor of
81 900, 900 of bonds of the old Virginia Central Rail-
road, the Chesapeake and Ohio and also
holder of 900 600 OF bonds and stocks The State
also claimed forfeiture of tho to the State by
of the noncompeton of the road prescribed
by law and asked for the appointment of Mr. Isaac H.
Carnngton receiver
Judge Bond took the papers under consideration and
promised report his decision in three four days
Pending a hearing today telegram from a Mr.
Boodgood, OF Now York, to Judge Bond read, pro-
testing against the appointment Of General Wckham
receiver OF his alleged mismanagement OF
the road while Vice President
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
FREDERIC HUDSON.
ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the New
iork Assocated Press held yesterday 1T the Offices
OF The association to take regard the death
OF hr. Frederic Hudson, formerly member OF the
Executive Committee Of the association. Briof adj
dresses were made by the members OF the committee
present euogistc OF the many qualities and virtues OF
the deceased, after which the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
THE RESOLUTIONS
Resolved, That the Executive Committee or the As
socatod Press have heard with profound sorrow OF the
death OF one Of the founders Of the association FOR
nearly twenty years Mr.. Hudson was most pa,nstak.
ing industrious and efficient member OF the Executive
Committee In this city. As Journalist In all that
belonged TO rare talent judgment aud enterprise in the
collection and dissemination OF intelligence he was ut
the head OF his Droesson coworker and associate he
was always courteous, gentemanly and faithful and ms
a friend companion hts counsel always commanded
respect and his admiration The Execu-
tive Committee desire bear their sincere testimony to
his abilities a and their deep regret al his very
sudden and painful death.
Resolved That copy OF the above resolution signed
by the committee be forwarded TO the widow Of the
deceased.
Resolved That q representative of this committee at
tend the funeral of the deceased.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Major General Winfield s. Hancock has taken up his
residence at the New York Hotel Bishop Alfred Lee,
of Delaware arrived last evening at the Everett House
Secretary of State Henry Kelsey, OF New Jersey, is
at the Metropolitan Hotel Rev. DR.. Charles Breck of
Wesboro', Pa, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Brevet
Major General John H. King United States Army is at
the Sturevant House Mr.. J. H. Mcvcker of Chicago is
among tho late arrivals at the sey House Medical Di-
rector Robert T. Maccoun United States Navy is at the
Union Square Hotel Rev Dr. Barten, OF Norfolk, Va,
is at the Coleman House Mr. Lewis Glenn, Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Edmund Dexter, Vice President OF the
Board Of Trade Of Cincinnati, are at the Hoffman
House, Judge Randall Hunt OF New Orleans, is at
the New York HOTEL General Albert J. Myer Chief of
the Signal Service United States Army, arrived at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday from Washington. Mr..
George NJ Pullman, OF Chicago, is at the Brevoort
House. Commander James A. Greer, United States
Navy, and Captain Murphy, of the steamship Abys-
sinia, registered at the New York Hotcl
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
PARTISAN DIAMONDS.


Tho following paragraph from the Scientific American
shows the manner Ia which of the and most
marable discoveries Of the age strikes the practical mind
The idea Of being able 80 bare crystal with liquid da
certainly curious aud novel; but that las
accomplished is beyond dispute
yENEERED DIAMONDS.
The enterprsing capitalists who pecunlarly inter.
cstcd IN the keey will doubtless be glad learn of
another great discovery witch promises results certainly ~
astounding those due TO the watery vapor Abundant
opportunities for investments offered The d.covere has
worked twenty eight at the procca little more than
double Keel tmeand unlike the latter genius he
doesn't keep the himself lock IN she bosoms u
few but spreads before astouishcd world IN this
wise Anybody try for himself and have small do
conda In incredibly short period Of ime We eNtact
from gigantic advertisements IN the daily Journals sue
process Of Producing the Partisan Diamonds
hc body crystal which is the hardest and beat sub
could possibly DO used for the Then
after the Ehae they are Put INTO
galvanc battery which them with liquid that
made Of diamonds which too small 70 be cut anu Lho
clippings and cuttings that taken on Of daon1s lnrh
the process ~ shaping them Tins all the small particles o.
diamonds that heretofore been comparatively worth
now hs discovery DO used 70 prouuce
diamond qud.n .,, -, ,...tn -
TIM PAEisiAN DrAMoNps, as brilliant and lasting ana
much cheaper the genuine creating qute iuroe
IN Fashionable circles and be procured only rom sno
only agents In the United states SlChAD hHhAS,
T79 Broadway, opposite StewartS
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

sour Boys" will bo performed at the Fifth Avenue
to-day, afternoon and evening" for tho last time.
Lydia Thompson began an engagement in London
October O. and will appear in this city November %
'Macboth" has boon played at rival houses in Lon
don-the Queens and tho Iyceum-by Mr.. Rider and
Mr.. Irving.
Joseph Jefferson Is 70 mako bis temperance at tho
Royal Princess Theatre, London, November las Rip
Van Wrinkle, Of course.
Tho new National Opera House the Thames EN-
bankment London, will bo ready for Mr.. Maplcson's
season May q IL is intended to bo "the opera
and theatre in the world placed the most beau
pful site"
Of tenor in England II Is said he has note
only in his and that no bellows" Tho deficiency
in tones is In this advantage, for a singer who
bellows but note Is far agreeable than singer
who bellows a complete scale
'The Siege of Rochelle (" Bafe's first English opera
produced forty years ago. has been revived in London
by the Carl Rosa Company with moderate success
Previously to this work Dafe had brought out three
Italian operas but Tho Siege OF Rochelle was the bo-
ginning OF his a national composer. English
opera in London is somewhat OF a novelty.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.

THE NOTORIOUS BEN BOYD IN CUsToDY-RAID
ON CONTEMPLATING FACTORY AND ARREST
OF THE OPERATORS PLATES AND BOGUS
MONEY CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. -, 1875.
The most notorious engraver Of counterfeit plates
known in the business Tom Ballard not excepted has
been arrested by the Secret Service force OF the
Treasury Department The name of the criminal is
Ben Boyd, well known in detective circles and for
whom unsuccessful search has been made FOR the past
ten years He arrested at Fulton H., small
town the Mississippi River, while in the
act OF engraving plate In the room
he occupied found $50, 500 and a 81, 600
plato partly completed The fact OF his arrest was
telegraphed to Colonel Washburne Centraia where
he with three detectives of the service made raid
THE CONTEMPLATING FACTORY
which was situated in the residence portion Of the
town. Just before the detectives reached the house,
Nelson Driggs the proprietor of the factory who
has circulated ST., 000 900 of counterfeit money
within the last ten yearsl and Charley Stadtfed his
partner made their escape but pursued eight miles
horseback by Colonel Washburne and two detectives,
and finally captured in piece Of timber after hav-
occupied by briggs the detectives found the press,
plates, material and large amount of counterfeit
tonal bank notes and currency recently printed They
also arrested Stadteld and the father mother and wife
OF briggs The engraver, Boyd, Is the man who cut
the counterfeit plate of the Traders National Bank OF
that of the Aurora National Bank of Aurora, Ill. A
considerable number OF notes printed from IT are
in circulation, persons having been arrested
within week for passing them.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

case $780, Samuel Flye OF Brookliu Me- for loss crper
sona effects and wages by the destruction Of the Dun
Kirk, 1862 o7i case l76 Joseph Booth ct al Of New
ark, n j., for loss OF merchandise on the Electric
spark $312 S3; case l97, Daniel H. Howard, Newton,
MASS, Tor personal effects the Tasman 81 TOO; case
Soo q H. Matzen Baltimore for loss Of personal effects
and wages by the destruction of the Jabez Snow $0S
case 1852 George H. Fay al San Francisco for loss
OF merchandise on the Golden Rule Tycoon
and Crown Point 81, ia as
The case connected the Jabez Snow destroyed by
the Alabama May 30 1868 which are No 40T George w.
Cum master OF the shp 406, r. p Buck and Frederic
Spoord owners OF nineteen ninety sixths OF the shp
4OS, Henry Darling owner Of one-fourth OF the shp
400, D. O. Folsom, owner Of sixteenth OF the shp
40, Charlotte Upton, owner OF thirty OF
the ship; All, Henry Darling and I. q Woodman, own
ers of one-sixth OF the ship; 412, E. d. Peter &
Co., owners OF one-eightn of the ship, and o56, H. d.
I. U. Brookman, owners OF one-sixth Of the ship,
were grouped and partially submitted (the question Of
net freight to be argued next woekl
Adjourned until Monday, October rs.
ANOTHER TREASURY ROBBERY REPORTED.
report prevailed this afternoon of another Treasury
robbery. tits true that deficiency of about 81 900
has been discovered but 1t is yet known whether IL
is error in account or case OF larceny.
INDEBTEDNESS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An official report made by the Treasurer OF the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners OF tho District OF Columbia
shows that tho funded Indebtedness OF
the District Of the late corporation of Washing
and Georgetown aggregated So 600 63 49, Of which
about So 600 is the funded debt OF the old city
poratons. Tho Treasurer also reports that the
of the ftyyear 365 District OF Columbia bonds guar
anteed by the United States under of Congress OF
1874 and 1875 is SIC, 594, $50.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
STABBING AFFRAYS.

Edward schencbel and Frank Sattler became engaged
in an alteration last night at the residence of the lat
ter, No 7S5 Tenth avenue, during which satter drew
knife and stabbed Schenebe twice-once in the right
cheek and again in tho left wrist inhcting severe
wounds Sattler arrested by the police of the
Twenty second precinct and locked in the Forty
seventh street station house.
At halfpast eight O'Clock last night John Keehan and
Thomas Burke had alteration at No. 24B Monroe
street and Kelehan stabbed Burke in the abdomen in
hicng very severe wound Tho wounded man was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital and Burke was locked up in
the Thirteenth precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
A SCHOOLBOY SHOT.

Yesterday, morning while number OF boys we're on
their way to school in Fourth street. Williamsburg
one OF them produced loaded pistol and passed II
around to his companions for examination. During
its passage accidentally discharged and its con-
tents entered the face OF John Dolan twelve years or
age. residing at No. SO North Tenth street The boy
was taken at once to tho Eastern District Hospital,
where DR.. Hesse found that powder had been freely
blown into the skin and stone used instead Of bullet
had pierced the forehead but had glanced OF the skull
without fracturing It.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
THE LANGMAID MURDER.

Concord n. H., Oct %, 1875
Detectives to-day arrested a woman who confessed
having lived with La Page in Canada, as his wife, and
that La Page assaulted ravshed and left for dead her
sister, aged twenty two years. and TO escape punish
mcnt fed TO Vermont Evidence is hourly accumu-
atina showing him him TO be monster of crime and
besta passions The officers are satisfied ne Is guilty
OF the Iannnaid murder Ii this crime cannot be
tened on HIM he will be taken TO Vermont and tried for
the murder OF Miss Ball