New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
Local Intelligence.

say alenlSsec the 1orce Tor neglectlng hi
..uties.
A transpositioh in Yesterdays REpU.
;icAS credited Judge Mccormack, Carroll
:on, with having collected the sum of $50
court fines returned last week. That sun
shouid have stood after the name of Judg,
Thompson. Algiers; the sum of Sl2 belonge,
20 Judge Mccormack.
petition has been generally signed rs
..res.ing the superin tendents Of street ca
ilnes to instruct drivers not to permit per
sons TO stand in car doOrWays during this
not weather. Passengers who have seat.
would like the benefit of all the fresh All
they can get for five cents.
To prove how well it was not put 60
sether, portion of the new building, corner
of Rampant and Esplanade streets, fell in
l Fortunately nobody was injured
The early peaches look as if they have
not been treated to fertilizers.
The steamboat Bart A5le, from Grand
Ecore, brought down TWO consignment-
100 bales, of Louisiana hay. II was cut bu,
:. few miles tom Alexandria.
!tmay not be u comfort to beer drinkers
here when they are informed that the lager
they drink from Milwaukee and Chicag 90
Kegs is made in New Orleans. Guzzlers
"ho are judges say that the home made i.
rs good as any purchased thousand miles
:rGm this city.
Information is waited at police heaH-
quarters OF two sisters of G. p. Hollis. He
!.is New Orleans abou: twenty years ago.
lMosG THE CoRoNERs.-Ever since Car
sollton was absorbed by New Orleans the
Boundary lines have been 9 subject for dis
cussion. Lawyers and Judges have dis
Cussed the question, and naturally enough
fave left 10 in an uncertain condition. Now
abe coroner of Jefferson parish, Mr.. Gaudet.
finds that his boundary is somewhere.
which is not understood by DR.. Chastant,
coroner for the upper districts. Yesterday
dead body was found at the coroner of
Walnut and Ferdinand streets, and both
coroners were notified. Mr.. Gaudet felt
sUre the locality was not in his jurisdiction
and declined to hold an inquest. DR.. Chas-
sant believed that it was out OF his BALI
wick. and SO did not feel like trespassing.
DIR. CEastant claims that according to
a.w bis jurisdiction extends up as far
Upper Line street. As it was necessary to
bury chs body. which was deeomposing,
those interested would not wait longer. SO
Eai il inferred. Deceased was . woman
ssiI 10 be LOG years old.
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PURsUiSs PRIVATE MAEKETMEN..-Yes.
Serday the war against keepers OF private
markets, such as have shops within twelve
squares of the public markets. began IN
earnest. Aftidavits had been made sEv
warrants issrso... fox oil offenders. cour.
officers served the warrants and found but
little difficulty in executing them. Most of
the accused appeared in court yesterday
and several Of them acknowledged being
guilty of violating the snarket law passed
last wear. Those cases went to the First
District Court. bonds SlO0. All parties tug
a!shed bail
DEArIt YRON HYDRoPHOBra. - Nine
weeks ago Mr.. William Harvey, a resident
At Gretna, was informed that his pet dog
had attacked some poultry in the yard and
Rad bitten that gentleman's wife and child
Xhes dog had crawled under bed. and
when Mr.. Harvey attempted t. drag it out
she animal bit his right hand. The small
wound gave no trouble, healing IN few
days and nothing more WAS thought of it.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Harvey began to feel
III, and at night his arm stitfened, then tol-
lowed signs of hsdrophobia. Thursday
morning his condition seemed worse, and
mis- friends concluded to send him to the
Charity Hospital. On the way to that In
r.i.utiOn he said he was aware OF his posi-
ton and expressed beilet tna5 Ne Two woa!o
die. and even asked to be killed. The dis
ease developed rapidly, and it became nee.
sssary to tie him. Medicine was admins
tered, but ic had no apparent effect: IN
tw, hours after reaching the hospital the
unfortunate man expired. He was me-
chanic, and has been resident OF Jefferson
parish many wears.
FIRE IN THE SIXTH ween
shree and four o'clock yesterday morning
M unoccupied house on Carondelet, near
VaieEce street, was destroyed by hre; III
yas owned by Mr.. l.. Charleville, whose
.css is about $4,000. partly insured. There
were evidences that the tire was started ~
= malicious person.
TAXPAYERS ASKING FOR RELIEF OR RES:
c.rE--At noon Yesterday the tramp OF SOLID
zen disturbed II Q echoes of the City Hall,
,he SQUAD having emerged from a little
office on Carondelet street. At the head OF
.bout thirty men marched Mr.. Archle
Mitchell, and it was plain to see that they |
we're all in earnest. AS they stalkea along |
people looked and wondered, trying 10
guess what it all meant. IN tney VEN ;an ~
She Mayors rarior, where it was evident
The several Administrators and Mayor were
:-ai,ing for something. Mr.. Mitchell. when
AL were settled in comfortable chairs, I'M
folded the following letter and read 1t IN
.ii.tinct voice, the city fathers standing
during the time: ,,,;,;.+r,,tor, Of
&c ,he Honorable the Mayor ana Admin1Su1sois' W
The undersigned, delegates to the central
committee of the Property Holders Onlon'
,,spectfully submit the following tor your
consideration, and beg your 1aVoraoie ao'
It ia needless 70 dwell upon the distress
j.. onr midst. The fact is as well known 10
con as TO us, requiring the most diilgent
.snr,s of relief committees in many IN
s.ances to keep starvation from the oooi.
'rbasc Efforts are extended in some cases 10
.hs smaller property holders, WIDOWS anu
.-nbans who have exhausted themselves
a,d their resources in meeting exOrDltant
,asation in the past, and who have now no
,af,o ca INIT DESPAIR, as they see taxation eA'
acting and their property va!ueiess anu w
semunerative upon their hanas All ciass. 60
,.rD nsrtv holders. whether rich or poor, una
:b,f their entire energies are expended IN
saving their property from the YAK sa ,';r &C.;
and in their attempts to accompIsh .n,s on;.
the. are compelled to withdraw tneil oap
q. al and industry from the commsrce, u
and manufactures when maze Tue toA Co..
and happiness of the citizens OF tnis Sla.o
before the evil days were upon US, ana lhe
sntire community is fast dividing upon
Line which precludes friendiiness OF lee.hs
Or harmony in action, as one SIDE swells tne
advocates of oppression and the otner ~,
ereases in bitterness and resentment as tue
uumhers are added Of those VINO 1eei op
In the interest of the taxpayers OF TINS
rity ne beg to suggest the suspension .!
in tax suits until 1ali: Ana'
an ORDINANCES be passed allowing inc pay
mant of all back taxes entirely IN scrP'
And that the taxes of 1875 be made payaole
on the most favorable terms to the taxpayer
by receiving half cash in evidences OF Guy
dsht- including past due interest coupons.
Ry dividing the tax bills 90 that ~nen