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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08
A Neanarad0 AfreafA6.

On the sixth of May. Captain A. F. Wild
residing on the Chalmette battle ground
St. Bernard parish. was savagefy assaulted
/ on the levee. by q person who was a
stranger to him. The man held paper in
his left hand and asked the captain if he
waA Mr.. Wild. The moment an answer
was gwen the man raised large knife and
stabbed Wild in his breast, but q pocket
book stayed the blade. Wild clinched his
assailaut. and both men rolled from the
le$ee to the river. but during the time the
stranger continued working with his knife,
cutting Wild in half dozen places. One
cut laid his cheek bare. and another slit his
tongue. The transaction was witnessed by
some children and a woman. who called for
assistance. The stranger. supposing that
Wild was dead, aud he vas nearly right in
90 thinking, fed to the swamp. A mum Der
of citizens soon gathered, and the assassin
was captured. He was taken before JUS.
tice Of tina peace and committed for trial.
but he obtained a bondsmsn in $1,000. He
disappeared Immediately afterward, and
when his case was called did not appear.
The attack was so deadly and under such
singular circumstances as to create consid-
cradle speculation. The fellow gave his
name az j. W. Ward, but was not very we'll
known in the parish. although it was easy
enough for him to obtain bondsman. He
refused to make any explanation concerning
his bloody work. the moment that it be.
came. known that Ward had disappeared
letters were sent to track him. and he was
tracked. He went to Omaha. st. Louis and
to Texas, but our police headq asrters heard
Of him constantly. Last Saturday he ar.
rived here from Texas, and Captain Cain,
having thorough knowledge OF the case.
was Instructed to find him. Ward kept
quiet until yesterday, when he ventured to
walk the streets. probably surprising that
his appearance had changed sufficiently to
disguise him. Captain Cain sighted him !
near the Customhouse and by making de. |
tour got up to him without trouble. The |
detective was unwilling to give Ward a
single chance for fight or escape, go placed
a revolver under his eyes and ordered
him to throw up his hands. The !
fellow. seeing that he was in . bad fix.
quietly obeyed and was taken to police
headquarters. He denied being Ward. or
having had anything to do With Wild. say
ing that his name is Charles Howard.
there was but little doubt about
his being tho man, several persons who
Knew him by sight were requested to look
It him. and they readily identified him.
There has been considerable speculation
- to Yards reason for assassinstiue Wild,
md one theory is that he was hired by TN
Known parties to kill Wild for his action in
preventing certain cotton claim IN Is
winding the government, but Of course
UGH things can seldom be proved-at least
ot made Sufficiently clear to convict the
owardly persons who stab in the dark.
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VALUABLE FOURTH DIS rRICT PROPRRTy
ELEGANT JACKSON STREET RESIDENCE.
SUCCESSION OF p CHARLES CUVELLIRR
DECEASED,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesna-
No. 81 63l.
by NASH l. aODGsoN-w. I HoDesol

by NASH 4 AODGsON-w. L HoDGsOS
- AuctiOneer-Omce No. Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, July II, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the
basement rOtupda of the st. Charles Hotel in
this city, BY virtue and in pursuance to an order
from the Hon. A. L. TissOt, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of orleans, dated
June :. 1875 docket No. 81 63l. tor account of the
public auction, will be 90 ID
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated in the Fourth District of this
city. in square bounded by jackson Josephins
BIZ sinafd and BarOnne stree designated as letter
a, which measures So feet l inch lines front on
jackson street, by dep'h Of Isl feet inches 4
lines, between parallel lines the i'm pro vemepts
consist OF an elegant modern bull; two story frame
residence known as No 800 Jackson street
ANO THEIR CERTAIN PORTION OF GROCND
situated in the same district and square, and ad
Joining the property above described, desl2y ated
as letter y, and measures 81 feet inches lines
front on jackson street, by depth OF Isl feet
inches lines, between parallel lines all more or
1883, American measure, AS per plan Of Louis H.
Pile surveyor, dated June -, 1875
The first described property being the whole of
lots Nos. and and portion Of lot No. g. and the
second described property being a portion of lot
No. and a part of lot No. ., on q plan by l.
Reizenstein, dated March 6, 1889
TeRms-Cash in United States treasury notes
ten per cent Of the bids to be paid cash on the
spot to bind sale.
Acts of sale before N. B. Trist. notary public at
The expense of purchasers including the taxes due
and payable in 1876. i-1727jy4 n II
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What a Lightning stroke Is Like.

What a Lightning stroke Is Like.
Mr.. A. Castle, whose experience in being
struck by lightning we alluded to last week.
has told us all about it, and We are content
to take his word for it. As the storm came
up he put his team in the barn and sat
down in the door facing the inside. The
stroke of lightning which killed his horses
and prostrsted him did its work too swiftly
to give him the slightest warning of it's
coming. His first remembrance upon re-
turning to consciousness was Of hearing his
daughter. who had run down from the
house, about twenty-five rods distant. ex.
claim, "Oh, father is desd.' Upon opening
his eyes, the whole air and sky seemed to
be in blaze. He also became conscious
of the most intense suffering, and
especially lin the lower limbs. He
and that he could not have suffered
more for the hour that followed if he
had been held in the flames. His
wife and daughter, upon seeing that he
was still alive, desired to remove him to
the house. but he begged to be left where
he was and not to be disturbed, as he felt
that he could live but u few minutes, and
that ne might as we'll die there as to be put
to the needless torture of removal. As he
seemed to gain strength. however, he was
soon taken to the house and made as COM
Portable as possible, but eight or ten hours
elapsed before he was able to move either
of his lower limbs. The left hip and leg
seemed to be more affected than the right,
and the symptoms for time indicated that
the bones were injured. But these have
passed away, and only . slight lameness
now remains. The right lung has been
very sore ever since the occurrence, bat
this may have been caused BY IN injury re-
ceived in falling. The mark Of the light
ming is apparent from the shoulders to the
,alf Of the right leg. in tho shape Of . broad,
irregular strip from which tho skin was
peeled of - though il had been scalded.-I
White,cater Aichiga'J Register.
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QY A0Ef & O'CONNOk-NlCHOLAS j.
~ Hoey: Auet0ner-Ofice No. II Exchange
plsce-SATURDAY, July H. 1875, at twelve o clock
on Royal street, between Canal and Customhoase
stTeeta BY virtue Of judgment In partition rem.
asred in the above snrlt!ed matter. ~ the bon \
parish Of Orleans on the fourth day of June 1875,
and signed on the ninth dav of June, 1875. will be
soId oy public auction. the following described
!. 4 ckkTAIN LOT OF aRoUsD, together with
al the buildings and improvements thereon, in
bounded BY Poydrss, Natchez. Mseasins a and
Camp streets, designated 40 lot No. 5, plan
annexed to an act passed before Felix de- Armas.
late notary in this city, the six teenth Of March,
1889 Said lot measures % feet inch front on
more Or less, American measure. The improve.
nents comprise the four story brick store, No. 1903
Compton. and ceased until October. 1875, at s $50
J. THAI ELEGANT COTTAGE RE- rDENcE AND
GROUNDS. situated in the Fourth District Of this
city. in the square bounded by st. Charles, PRIV.
tania. Second and Third streets. The lots measure
together about l25 feet front on ST. Charles street
by about 2l3 feet in depth and front on Thi,d
street. and forming the corner o. St. Charles and
!. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. With all
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
IN the Fourth District of this city, in the square
bounded by first Second, Magnolia and Locust
uring, each. 81 feet inches lines front on Locust
street, by l2U feet III depth between parallel lines;
lot No. forming the corner OF Locust and First
streets
4. A LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, in the Seventh Dis.
by the No 8 in the square No. IS, bounded BY
Naysdes or First Pearl, Hillary and Ad .us streets
and measures 80 feet inches lines trout on
NAyades OF First street, by l2O feet deep between
parallel lines: aud forms the corner of Hillary aud
Nav AIDES First STR cts.
Terms OF Sale Onehalf cash, and the balance in
one and two years from the date OF sale in
notes of tie purchasers. bearing interest at the
ratio OF eight per cent per annum from date until
final payment, with the penal clause of five Der
cent attorneys fees in event of suit to enforce
pay ment; al to be secured BY special mortgage and
fully insured and the policies trans ferred 70 the
holders Of the notes until full and final payment
hereof: and purchasers to assume payment, over
md above the amount OF their bids Of all taxes of
he year 1875. payable in 1876.
Acts of sale at the Expense Of the purchasers be-
ore W j. Castell Esq. notary public.
iPl3 10 rs iva 10 Il
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VALUABLE THlkD DISTRICT PnVPkKTl.
SUCCESSION OF BERNHARDT STOLZ. DE.
CEASED
Second District Court for the Parish Of Otleaus-
No. 81 1l9.

pY NASH q AODGsON-w. I, HODGSON
- Auctieneer-Othee No. CarOndelet street.
GA SATURDAY, July H. 1875, at twelve O'clock N.
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in the basa
ment r0tunda OF the St Charles Hotel, IN this CITY
A. L. Tlssot Judge OF the Nec0nd District Court FOR
the parish Of Orleans. dated June 8, 1873. docket
No. 37,ll9, for account of the succession Of Bern.
hardt Stolz. deceased. at public auction will be
sold
|. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together wi;
all the buildings and improvements thereon ait
mated in the square No As In the Third District Of
this city, bounded by st. Bernard avenue, Annette
Urqnhart and 'Gir0d streets, designated as No. S
which measures "a feet front on st. Bernard
avenue l27 feet in depth on the line which
separates 1t from lot No. 5. and 1877 feet inches
Hnes more or less. in depth and front on GirOd
street, and Is feet in width in the rear being the
same property purchased by said deceased from
Joseph Durand. as per act before C. " Foul0n
notary, Septen, Der IS 1868.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND toRether with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated
IN the square No. =, bounded by GirOd (uOw
villere), st. John Baptist (now Robertson New
" Bernard and Annette streets, designated bv the
No. and measuring, more less 30 ieet IL inches
lines front Oh Where street. by leo feet in depth;
being the same property purchased by said de.
ceased from John TOss0, A. per act before Joseph
Cohn, notary. February %, 1872. .
Tsrns-Cash on the spot in SHIFTED States treas
ury notes.
Acts Of sale before George W. Christy, notary
public, st the expense of the purchasers inciud.
ing Inc taxes que IN 1876 jel7 n iva ii II '
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2 when it d.shed thidx, gsesr.ily, had no
ether course 70 pursue, for. it il asserted
that had he not acted - he did some livea
would have been sacrificed. 4 cotton float
blockaded the stfevs.
William Aaisday. sixty years old. Eve
feet eight inches high, long hair, ford
complexion, disappeared from bis home.
No. los Eutsrpe street, lest Saturday. His
relatives think that something serious has
happened him.
Keepers OF private markets think the
weather and everything else is hot.
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Superior Criminal Court-Extra Sessioh
State vs.. Charles Observation-Disclosures
in office. l. Issuing August %. 1874. a war
rant to c. w. Lowell for $l4,IS. .. Re-
ceiving from l.. E. Bentley, tax collector,
September 10. 1873. $685. 3. Refusing
Apri! 20. 1875. to issue q warrant to Hon
Don A. Pardee. for salary to March 81, 1875,
as Judge OF the Second judicial District.
State vs.. William SheldOn-Carrying
9 concealed weapon; sentenced to q fine Of
SIS or thirty days.
State vs. Columbus II. Allen.-Periury;
on trial.
Second District Court. q.
Successions OF Jules Dejsn, Jean Labat,
Louis Binoche. Francisco Bnstillo, opened.
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NEAT TWO-STORY RBS1DENCR, NO. 3ss i'm
ROENE STREET. LIS
SUCCESSION OF MARY 4. LAvzRTx. DECEASED.
Second District. Court for the Parish OF Orleans-


RY NASH a RODGsON ~. l. HoDa-
~ son, Auctoneer-Ofice No. Carondelet
street.-On SATURDAY, July II. 1875. 1T twelve
O'clock NJ, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange.
in the basement rotunds Of the St. Charles Hotel
in this city, by virtue and in pursuance of an
order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge OF the second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
June g. 1873 court docket Ne -, for account of the
auction will be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the First District OF this city in the
square b0u1ded by Baronne Qste Bacchusl Car0n.
deet (late ApOll0), Thatia and MepOmene streets
being designated as lot No. =. measuring 81 feet 3
inches lines front on RarOnne street, by depth
Of III feet 10 inches lines all more or less be-.
tween parallel lines, American measure, as per
plan of L. H. Pill g. surveyor, dated June -, 1875
The improvements consist of a neat two. story
frame slate roof residence, known - No. 1896 b.
rome street.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale before William II. Seymour notary
public. at the expense Of the purchaser. including
the taxes due and payable in 1875.
jel7 q j54 II II
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BY Placide J. Spear.
SUIT Row PENDING IN THE FOrRTH DfsrRfCT
COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
SUCCESSION OF A. C. STERRETT.
Second District Court for the rsrish OF OrIeaus-.
No. Is 1927.

RY PIACfDR >. SPEAR, AUCTHONRRR-
- Office No. IS Exchange aliey.-SATURDAY,
July u. 1875 at twelve o'clock M will be sold ct
pu0llc auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange on Royal street. between Canal and
Customhonse streets, by virtue and in pursuance
to "a order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge O.
dated second Of July. 1875 tor account of the above
succession
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF tn
succession in and to the suit now nending in the
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans lnsti tuted
on the second day of January 1866, by II. W. Pal
the No. Is 827 Of the docket and in which he seeks
to recover from the firm of J. l.. Reese Co.. com.
posed OF }. Reese and A. P. b. Stewart, and from
charles A. Weed and John H. Mckee in solido,
the sum of sb427, 1856 ~.
Terms-Cash on the spot. fv6 10 ~
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NEW COTTAGE. HOUSE NO. e92 BARONEE
STREET, BETWEkS WASHINGTON AND
SIXTH STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN LOUIS. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
Nc. 81 ,812.

0Y NASH Il HODGsON-W. 1 HODGSOA
ID Auctioneer-Office No. Car0ndelet street,
SATURDAY. July 81, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base.
pent rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel in this city.
by virtue and ip pursuance of an order and judy
ment OF the Hon A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parrish of Orleans rendered
June II, 1875 and signed June 49, 1875 for account
Of tho succession Of John LOUIS. deceased, docket
No. 37,312, at public auction will be sold
ONE LOT OF GROUND, together with an the
buildings aud improvements thereon situated in
the Fourth District Of this city, in the SQUIRE
bounded by Baronne, Dryades, Sixth and Washing.
ton streets designated as lot No. II. I'D
u feet inches front Bar ,nne street by depth
Of $50 feet between parallel lines American mtas.
IRE as per plan Of Louis H. Pile, surveyor. dated
July -. 1878. The improvements consist Of a neat
one story frame slate roof cottage known ~ No.
o9z Baronns street. cont aiming five or six rooms
sheds. etc. Houss nearly new and In superior
order
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes
$500 Of which will be paid cash Oh the spot to
bind the sale.
Act OF sale before W. n Seymour. notary at the
expense OF the purchaser. including the taxes due
and payable in 1875. je30 iva Ii 10 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
THERESA FR1EDHEIM, WIPE, vs. SAMUEL
Well. husDand-NO 6664.

THERESA Fk1EDHEIM, WIFE, vs.. SAMUEL
We'll. husDand-NO. 6664.
7 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTEENTH
day Of June, 1875. judgment was rendered in
this ccnrt in the entitled suit in the words and fig
ures following to wit:
Theresa Friedheim. wife. Va. Samuel We'll. bus
band. No. 1854.
In this case, the court considering the law and
evidence TO be i'll favor Of plaintiff, 1t is ordered
adIudged and decreed thatthere be Judgment in
favor OF plaintiff, Theresa Friedheim and against
defendant Samuel We'll decreeing separation of
property and dissolution of the community of
acquests and gains heretofore existing between
the said parties. 1t is further adjudged ard de.
creed that the said plaintiff be and she Is hereby
AUTHORIZED to act in her arate right and to car
y on business IN her own name and wight. and that
defendant pay all costs of suit.
Judgment rendered June l6 1875
Judgment signed June 81, 1875
I. NORTH CULtOM Judge.
In Testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and afhxed the seal of the said court at the
city Of New Orleans, on this twenty fourth day of
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy FIVE, and the ninety. ninta
year Of the Independence Of the United States,
ie3o iy1 IA y 4. LUMINAIS, Deputy Clerk
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Al Exponsiye Tanevaf.

Eoc many days ago q very young child
died in tn. upper portion of our city. The
tiny little coffin wss placed in carriage
~ith the chief hourners. "a it was too
small to require hearse. following after
were fully hundred expensive carriages.
which brought forth the renark that times
wers really not 80 hard es croakers would
have US believe. Five hundred dollars for
baby's funeral ia an unnecessary expen-
d:suys Of money.
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No. 1884.
PYC. E. G1RARDEY, AUCrIoNEER-oF.
~ nee No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY july H.
1875 at twelve O'clock NJ, ct the st. Charles Auc
ton Exchange, in the rOtundA of the 1t. Charles
Hotel; will be sold at public auction, by virtue Of
an order from the Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge of the
dated June IL. 1875, and rendered In the shove en-
Titled succession. the following described prop.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
First District Of this city. in the square bounded
Dy Terpslch0re, Benton Or Franklin, Liberty aud
Melpomene streets, Said lot forms the corner IT
Liberty aud Ter osichors Streets aud measr res al
and front on Terpsichore street, all American
measure. Said lot OK portion Of ground being the
whole, less Is feet front on Liberty street taken
on the rear OF the lot designated lot No. 16 Of
square No Is. bounded as aforesaid, according to
Iian drawn by George T. Dunbar surveyor OF
the late Second Municipality of this citv on the
hrst of April l848 and deposited in the office of A.
Mazureau, late notary public, which said square
No Is originally was designated as No. IA on q
Plan drawn by Joseph Pile, surveyor of said Sec.
0nd Municipality on the second of July, l840 and
deposited also IN the office of A. Mazureau. late
notary public. Together with all the i'm prove
ments there on. rights WAYS and privileges there.
INTO belonging or III any wise appertaiEing.
Terms-One third cssh; the balance at one and
I wo years credit, tor notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien. bearing eight per cert
per annum interest, i've per cent attorneys fees
policy OF Insurance transferred and the purchaser
TO assame all the taxes for the year 1875 payable
IN 1876 over and above the price of adj ld,caton.
Act OF sale at the purchasers expense before ".
j. Castel, ESQ.,: notary public jel3 10 rs iy3 10 II
VALUABLE FOuRTA DISTRICT PKOrEkrY IN
u
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
CITY Hall. july 1875.

Wy July J
mo. Decentralization Seriesl
Be it ordained. That the sum of 1856 be
and the same Is hereby appropriated in
favor OF Amos S. Collins, publisher of the
Louisiana State Register, for balance due
for !Ob work. blanks, advertising and pub.
fishing the official proceedings Of the cOun.
Gil of the ;a,e city of CarrOllton for the
year 1873. certified to be correct by A. G.
Brice. ex-mayor of said city, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator OF Finance in pay
menb of the same, whenever there shall be
money in the city treasury to the credit of
the appropriate account, out Of the revenues
of said year. and not otherwise appropri.
ated.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July s. 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Or.saus-
No. sc, 1871.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Or.saus-
No. 1891.
Rf VIRTUE AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER
~ CT sale. reDds red July 1875 to me directed
by the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled matter
VIII proceed ts sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets. in the
second District of this city on TUESDAY August
s. 1875, az twelve O'clock NJ for account of said
wit ~ "
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in the Sixth
District of this city, formerly City of Jefferson in
the square bounded by Magazine, Camp LYON
and Upperline streets. designated as lots I'm bers
eight: nine ten, eleven, twelve aud thirteen on a
plan drawn by L. REYNOLDS architect deposited
IN the ONCE OF r. Kenny, late notary public
In the parish OF JefersOn; lot number eight form
ing the corner OF Magazine and Uoperne streets
and measuring thirty -eight feet front on Magazine
street, BY depth and 'front.' on UDperline street
depth on the other line of one hundred and twenty
feet; lots numbers nine ten. eleven twelve and
Snlrteen measuring each thirty feet ON Magazine
stIeet. BY one hundred and twenty feet in depth,
lot number thirteen forming the corner Of Ms9a.
zine and Lyon streetA Being the same propsfty
acquired from Gilbert D. Aetcalf per act passed
before Charles Stringer notary public in this CITY
On the thirty first Of Nay 1856, in the name Of
Lucy T. Carson, during hsf marriage, with the de-
rerms-Cash on the spot.
BUGRNB wAGGAMAN
jy3 II 10 aus Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Oriesus
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A Alurdered aofsnt.

A eo:orea child. not mite than swc or
three days cid, was yesterday found in St.
Louis Cemetery No. 2. There were plain
evidences that death had been caused by
violence. but there was ne clue by which
III. perpetrators could be pointed out.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

AAYOxALTY o. NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July :. 1873.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.1
Resotred, That the rstelfor all proper
hospital aud medical ATTENTION to INDECENT
cases of smsll-lo be fixed ut one dollar
and sixty cents per diem for each patient.
That this resolution 20 into effect from and
after its passage.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, July 6. 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.