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New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

SCPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of orleans No. 7O,717,-By virtue of a writ OF
I@nor District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1874
VAL proceed 10 sell at pubic auction. at the Mer.
chants anu Allctoneers Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Sustomhouse streets in tho
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY, Octo-
'scribed property, TO wit -
ONE tEaTAiS LoT OF GROUND. situated in
the Second District of this city, in square mum.
Hampart. uustomhouse. BeGville and Basin
streets, designated as lot number eight. measuring
twenty SIX feet on Rampant street, by one hundred
and twenty eight feet n depth.
Ssized in the above suit
IernIs-tash on che spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
st oc9 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

SuPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No. II 668.-By virtue of a writ Of
ieri iacfas to me directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Oreaps
III tine above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874
Will proceed to sell at public auction al the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street
betweeh Canal and Customhouse streets i'm the
Second District of this city, on SATURDAY Octo-
Der 8, 1875 at Twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
sclibed property to wit
ONE CEkTAlN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Fourth District ef this city. in equsre number
ten bounded by Water, sixth, Washington and
Levee streets, designated lot number five meas
urlpg twentyslN feet on Water street, by one hun.
dred and hfty i've feet in depth. o
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, s,tusted in
the Fourth District of this city, in square number
ntty, bounded by Washington, Rousseau, st.
Thomas aud Fourth streets, designated as lots
nunb'fs one TO four measuring one hundred and
twen feet on Washington street, by one hum
drsd u wenty-nipe feet In depth.
TEasE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
IN the Sixth District OF this city, In square number
four hundred and seventy four bounded by NiiSn.
St. Denis, Dryades and Msrengo streAts desisnate1
" lnis numberS eight to ten. measuring ninety feet
on W a street. BY one hupdrsd and twsaty fsst in
seiae.i Ia tie abape sa.s. L. s.5 sedF l.s7-s
Turns -vgsa on thu spgt. q sapp1tsll.i .4.a
= BuGESC ErAoGAMAN, .fls
seS 1908 C.Tl SAelia oi TO-. Parish Of usleaps
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

Preacher MAN, So-CALLED.-Metro.
detectives were warned about a
Gof moral tracts who had been re
as guilty of too much freedom in
hces where he found no males. His
Ftion was closely given, and yester-
10 officers found him in the Camp
Bible House. He was collared and
to the First Municipal Court, where
on considerable style, but before he
fough must have thought that Jordan
hard road to travel. There are
complainants, among them being a
Rsiding on Magazine street, who will
that he drew pistol on her. Ap-
bee bond in &i50.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
The City of New Orleans VS.. l.. 4. French,

CUPERIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No oils By virtue OF IL writ of
heri taCias to me directed hy the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, for city taxes of 1874,
VIII proceed TO sell at puhhc auction at the Mer-
chants snd Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street,
between Cana! and CustOrnhouse streets. in the
Second District of this citv, on SATURDAY. Octo-
ber Q, 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
sCIihed property, to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
First District Of this city, in square number two
hundred and thirty.three. bounded by Lafayette,
Carondelet Baronne aud GiIod streets designated
IS lot number TED, measuring thirty niue feet Gu
Lafayette street, by one hundred and thirty.seven
feet in depth.
Seized III the above suit.
Telms-Cash on the spot.
EtGENE WAGGAMAS
ses - oc9 own Nheliti of Ii. Parinh OF Orlnans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

BELLS DETECT A BURGLAR.-Yes-
morning, when the bells were calling
Enen to go to the Orleans street fire,
N. Schwartz, residing in No. 1l3
nce street, was aroused, and arising
b where the confagration was, found
bping big fellow in his room, in the
Unlocking an armoir. The burglar
pom travelled off 80 fast that Mr..
lnz did not have chance 10 shoot
The keys which the man had must
been taken from a bureau by him, as
Dad been placed il a drawer during
Fsniug. The intruder risked liberty
and got nothing for exposing him
It's pity that he did not receive
Fiof at least half an ounce of lead,
him in such hurry that he could
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
Tho Temperature.

thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
ft'es street, stood as follows Septem.
At 8 A. NJ, s60; at . P. NJ, $50; at
~. Lowest point during the night
Eember 6, 7So,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
local Intelligence.

Invoking MIxTURE.-The fresh breeze
hday evening mixed the locals manu-
|purposely to make him. appear ridicu-
The latter part of an item concern
man who died in a cell, worked its
|,.o the paragraph about Jealous
rd who was killed.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

SANE OLD SToRY.-He didn't know
was loaded, but after an explosion
Hogan did, by the pain In his left
A dose of bird shot, that's what is the
The old man had a keg of corner
lin his constitution, and wandered
yard of. No. 76 Piety street, when
Blackway pointed gun at him.
surrendered himself, and Hogan was
his home, No. 81 Piety street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

|HlBERNIANs,-The annual election of
r No. l was held last evening, and
|lowing officers were elected: Hugh
president: p j. Donnegan, vice
tnt; Anthony Taefe, recording secre-
|. N. Healy, financial secretary; Viii
conway, treasurer; Patrick Barron.
NJ M. O'Sullivan, sergeant at arms.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

Ss ass, Ks MENTIoN.-There are $50 persons
I'D ug in the Parish Prison.
stT4 NJ are nearly 200 unfortunates in the
n a ksane Asylum.
lug Hope, who is barely seventeen years
!tvs. as arrested in Algiers for attempting
/, NJ house owned by Mr.. Baker, on
gnss Ou street. When arrested he had
Ivy ~ Of coal oil and some fat pine.
H. kough James Brown is sixty-five years
blood is still hot, if it be true that
:. ie an effort to shoot Arthur Freeman
Oscar. Brown looked black when
Id.
Ail HE ksre was an impression that the back
ale ii summer was broken, yesterdays
ln dispelled the idea.
E n; litter has been received by gentle
n the Customhouse, which states that
iirt skrem, collector of internal revenue
n, district, is very ill of malarial fever.
oer knistrat tor Burke has issued an order
two Palmyra street repaired as soon as
sbOdy reports Orleans canal in
\. onditiop. When was it otherwisel
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

, u. LING AN OLD GRUDGE.-Yesterday
nm, lee and Aleck Smith met on Calliope,
VIII Ireret street, at Jones' house, when
sGe st,;e, time quarrel was renewed, but it is
4 is to say which was the ageressor in
them c :.
sr sAnce' Certalh III Is tnat Jones re
= =; il terrible wound in his left side at
,ins nds of Smith, who used keen dirk,
,a.s, sn disappeared. 1t was deemed bess
nj nEH Jones to the Charity Hospital, but
slsrs be to remain home.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

b FEET CRUsHED.-Isham j. Wilson,
yesterday sat on a platform at the
En railroad depot when a train of
Fai going out. His legs were hanging
platform, and when the cars passed
both of his feet were so badly crushed
beg will probably be amputated. The
unate youth was sent to his home,
Dryades street.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
Meteorological and River Report.

The following statement of the weather
and rivers is furnished by the Signal Service
office stationed at New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
RIVER gEPoRT-3 P. NJ.
SHERIFFS SALES,

Below high water park of 1874.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
The City of New Orleans VS.. Miss Lucy
A. Hagan,

EUl1ENN W ATiIJAMAN
St5 Is 0Cl IlNgl Sheriff the paIi ali NJ prlaop.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
The City of New OaIeans VIZ. Carl Hoft.

:.
seq l9 oc9 tlvil sheriff of til. Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08

EUGENE WAGGAMAE
au3l sei 6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1875-09-08
The City of New Orleans vs.. Louis Hubert.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The purser of the steamer Henry chauncey, crom
Aspnwall, will accept our thanks for fsvors
Purser Gales Of steamer Gamma, from Bermuda, has
our thanks for courtesies.
METROPOLIS. Ellis, left Bermuda April Is for
this port and ssr hon.ar5iya has calsed some gnea
seven Gays behind time Sac has probably broken
down and been driven out Of her course The q
onions LAS tomatoes 10 casks whskey and Il Casks
STEAMER cASInA. which arrived Yesterday from Der.
muda while taking on b0ara a pilot On entering the
Caused collision which resulted Ia the brcskina Of tie
pilot boats oowsprt wnereupon ihe crew. bellows
Gamma then ran aloasSds the 6est, whea Captain
IN board Win a hawser ana Tie Steamer towel
her along slowly. 10 about an hour after, capiai1
taken o. but before the orders could be carried
cred. which, together Win luz rom s. GEORGES.
sarS p G vi PT u Te onE sns
been endeavoring 70 bal her out
SIR 81 AwRrScE BD. johnson, from san Francisco
March II for Queenstown, put into Acapulco about Apr
bssn compelled % sttison some q her cargo
BARK MAay AsS Or Folett from Batavia for sandy
Hook, pat Into bermuda april IS IN want Of provisions
AID was resume her voyage the 81.
BEle yasssE BELLS tsrl Hollis from Ponce oT Bos-
evening OF 2h INST with the Wind blowing heavsly from
The s9utans.i. aud has become a total wreck. Crew
l-65, where she was owned
BRIG Saba, IRON Windsor for baltimore which went
Jsn y and y was g9i o 1nd toed 2
teur ior Nentsviieo ~ Bacnos ASrss he6 me ~
freight having been Obtained che las been eoppercd
SIS and has been ra,sd al = nc A'0uu' .
scHa woEDsy ( ,vASS ashore at Cape May, hes
high and dry on the beach, AM will probably bc got
scaR MELVIN Roberts. from Antigua, WI, at Hampton
Eosas i9T Bainm9re, enSonntefea heavy gale ana
scHn Iowa. at Bangor April 70 tom aoston. INFO
the toll bridge 2sd and carried away iorctopmast
scHR MEtvrS RorEnrs from Antigua for Baltimore
put into hatteras inlet Aprl = with considerable dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
A BRUTAL MURDER.

coAcHNAN KILLED BY A BRUTAL BLACK
sauTH-W SKULL CRUSHED WITH A RED
HOT HORSE SHOE.
AZ about nall-past nine O'Clock yesterday morn
mg John Blake, q coachman employed By IT.
stout, No 50 West Fity.hrst street, went 70 the
blacksmith SHOP Of Edward oiGorman, at 10. Dos
West Fortleth street, and lett a horse . be shod.
he called several times during the day to see II
the work was done, and. becoming in patient, an
alteration arose At haltpast three O'Clock r. N.
between him and Thomas Boylan, . blacksmith
smployed In tie shop. BoYlsn. wac was az tue
anvil, seized q heavy horse shoe whlcn be was
hammerlng and s.ung IL a. Blake, s'riKl0g him
aEdsr the left ear, Almost instantly kAling
bin. passeroy heard the quarrel be-
tween Blake ana Boylaa and informed Oncer
nscher OF toe Twentieth precinct, wao was
sat-oline in the noighOor ood. Fischer hurried
o the spot and arrived Just in time to ina the
llacxsmItn rushing out Of tho snop az iuli speed.
Fne oricer raped Tor assistance. and oGicer Cal.
agher joined 10 the pursait. They followed close
apon the fugitive and raced him as Iar a. Mace's
stables IN seventh avenue between Thfty.nintn
and Psrtictn streets. on arriving there tney
found TIE doors barred. Gud meanwhile BoylAn
had escaped through the rear. On gaming admis.
son, tney arrested James kgan, 81 No. 25s west
Lory.afst street, james hrannlgan, III 20. 40
West Fory-xiKth street, and Thomas p0yla, OF 70.
es2 West forty.secOnd street, whom they
brought 10 tns Ilfsy-seventA street staL0n
house. where they wore locked up on q
charge o, onstrucilng rho Oncers In
the discharge q their daty Inc 0filcers inen re-.
turnea 70 the blacksmith shop, where they IOuud
BAKE iylng dead IL pool 81 po9a lie horseshoe
Wing near ny. Tho body vas removed ~ tne sta.
t0u house and the surgeons Bnmnlgue0, but the
fact o dea.h wrs TOO manifest 10 require their ~
teLtlon. BogiAnha description was glveu ana
aeaerai alarm tcegr9pued 70 ~ TOE precincts.
Bpeclal ofncers were detailed ~ captain WASH
barn or "a apprcne uaion ana every means aken
70 insure ~ capture. Biase vas ABOUT tweny.
seven years o. age native of Ireland, only four
fears resident Ia THIS country and bore good
reputation. he was married, bat tue wnave.
nDCuts o. MS vile has not yet been ascerta4nea.
lac coroner va. dulY notllA4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.

EXTENSION OF THE TRACK OF TIE NEW YORK
ELEVATED RAILROAD coMPANY-PREPARNG
FOR THE GREAT RAPID TRANSIT DEBATE TO-
DAv-rxPEDrTrSo THE ROUTINE BUSINESS
ALBANY, April -, 1875.
The Senate and Assembly reassembled .o-night
alter recess. An evident desire Is exaipited 70
rush through legislative matters, a. considerable
routine business was transacted. SPECIAL order
vas taken up On the blI introduced by Mr.. seward
70 authorize tue New yorS Elevated Railroad
Company 10 extend ia track and esallze certain
ransacrous Of its stockholders. TINS bill Al the
main was passed ~ the ID Legislature. but
vetoed by Governor pax II i now
understood thar al Objectionable features have
Deeu eliminated ana tnat tae measure win pass
in rs present shape. Tie points u the proposed
enactment nave already appeared 10 the HERALD.
IL seems 10 ~ the only practical movement 50 lar
IN solving this interesting problem Of rapid transit
with the les days apparently remaining lor action
Oh me Legislature On the important question. II
might De well, al least 10 give this company all
lawful assistance Ia extending their tracks, so
much Will be gained toward reacnlng the much
desired goal. Tue bin was ordered to third read
ing
THE RAPID TRANSIT DEBATE.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening we are to
have debate in the Assem- Oily and BEFORE the Rail-
road Committee or the Senate upon rapid transit
bills. This debate should have taken place some
time since. Two bills only have been reported
rom the Committee on General, Local and Special
Laws, ana none have yet regularly come before
The Senate for consideration
Mr.. Princes General Railroad bin and a measure
proposed by the House Committee those which
ihe attention Of the Assembly will be called TO to-
morrow evening. The East and West Side Assoc
ATOMS VIII appear before the senate Committee in
the afternoon.
THE NEW GENERAL SESSIONS.
The bill creating an additional Judge for the
Court OF General Sessions in New York was ordered
to third reading in the Senate
ILLNESS OF AN AssEaBLYHAN.
John Fream, member OF Assembly from the First
district OF Ulster county is very III at MS home in
Saugerties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 26, 1875.


steamer Philadelphia, DAVIS Phiiadelohia-Jsmos
Steamer vcsper. DAVIS Wilmington. Del Abbott
steamer Elcanora- Jonnson. Portland Amcs
BARK clara kilnam br1, sproui London-soyd \
Hinckcn
--slocovicn Co
Agresta,
Bark Casco Penny, lilo Janeir0-Inos Norton Co
Bark Elua, cover. Havana-Jas r Ward Co
Brig sea sidc tBrl, Do1d, e Johns NF-heney Par.
ker
schr Mary Helen, sanborn, =: Martins and = Kite
se6r " 4 Ksency. Beers, csrdsnss-van Bruot A
sehr Cambria ORR. oKsefc. 81 John, Mp NsvIns
'soar osorseta Lawrence brewster New orlsans-s
senf ihos " whits smith Jao<sonvilis Van Bruns
Bro.
rchr WelcOme Beebct Loxiet havhnnAh-hvAns,
sehs X nlckman, Robinson, Norfolk yR-slaght
sehr Anals Brown, Hsrvoy, sandy Hoos-Frank
sckr Gen Howard. RrsAiBs. Provincstown-stJ John
scar Rivsrdsls. Browa, rrovincetown-Flshes 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

AcArUlco. about Aprn l-ATrlved, ship ST Lawrence
or johnson san Francisco tor Queenstown see Mis-
AsrixwAtr, april 9-Arrived, schr Friend, Richards
ian, cor label Matthews, sew York and sailed 10Th
ABSORB, Pe, about. Apni s-saiied sohr Martina II
Heath, Nichols. New Yors.
lei Batavia ior SANDY HOOK, pns IN i6r provisoas 70
de @ a@,o S d9 aSIso BS'q narh S
allied 5th steamer Metropolis Lllis New York bark
- port Aprll Il eaTss Ia cguena, pyley rom Nes-
Ryiey, IRON do Tor do, wig lnstrueuons; stcla BrL
Boston. teady ior ga; Drgs Constance GOA chi,
li1eer wtg orders; Freres Br, nom Demcrara Tor
Yors ior Aux Caves, reps; ana tho above arrivals.
CerusnAsks. Aprii g-Arrye1. DarS Talavera Carver,
caics, tamoath, Ja klwoOd burton, Jarvis Elizabeth.
arrived ai eaTs ko9 Long Bo'S S H RI: sas car.
New ors. Potomac, Parker samana Bay; King
sailed sl.a ofEs fosaiel 3D. Ham, Boston; 2sd. Ii.
sailed "a, Orr Nnnis Portland schr saiiie b. Bate.
CaanssAs Aeril 2l--sailod. sehrs P Brown, Tinker
north q Haferas Miranda Aiieheib and Emerson
ssiel "a, big arnesuue. knight north CT Ha;seras
arrived ~, brig annie II Jennings Young. New
G04yA0Ulr, March li-salsd brig Johannes Dan, for
.iilvsSs April 2s-Arrivsd. steamer City OF Mexico
Arrived .sih lark josephine Martin, Flcket. sew
IorN; brlg Maria W Nerno0i Andrews Leitn' schr
allied sgsh steamer Crescent ely. curtis New York
2s.h. uark q " koossyels Harfimau, 10.
dr. Merriam, sew York VIA Il Marguerite Bay.
Arrived 2lth, steamers AIhsmora from Boston Chase,
Lospos Spfi 2l-Arrived shlp swallow, Howss, 10.
AsfA24ks, Aprli ..-sg..sJ, oArE Nineyeh ,Wymani \
Of hateras brig sl4oe Fn.aam Rogers PniiadeiDhai
foET ! hssaeE, ~ A5r i5@1a Allan Ice steamer.
s'saaera sons wet passed . Ille iorenoen cur.
lNAl .NHAUNNK. Annie 4 Ialw BRAY OF NMtfWr2S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BkIsToL, April 26-saed bark Augusta Tietgen GER,
LAeckfe.dt, Wilmington NCi brig za Catherine QtaD,
New York.
Arrived 26th, steamer Arragon (Br), symons. New
York.
BREnnuAvES, April 24-Arrived, ship Agra Ger.
Gerdes New York.
CADTz--saed lark Elmiranda. Staples. Boston.
CALCUTTA April s5-sailcd from Saugor previously,
ship Lammern tBrl, Duncan New York.
DUNDEE April 2i-saied, bark Fremad Norl, Berd.
Uned States
EIsrNoaR April z4-Arrived ship Adolphus (Br Rose.
New orleans for Reyal; brig Dawn (Br) Ingns Phila-
dephia.
Also arrived 2ith. ship Southern Rights Woodbury..
Savannah for Reval
FALMOUTH April 26-Arrived Ysabel from MacabL
GRMsBY April 24-sailed. bark Crown Jewel (Br), De-
lap. New York
HUH, April 26-Arrlved, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Otis,
San Francisco.
HAMBURG April 2i-Arrived, bark Fetsch GER. Grief
San Francisco.
LNErrooL. April 26-Arrved, ships Lucille. Waite
New Orleans; syria tBr), Barnard New York; Carrie IS
brook Castle r Freebody. san Francisco; barr Hora-
Ito sprague. Small, Alfalfa
Arrived 25th barks Witch No9, Mamen. Pascagoula;
Chas Murdoch Br, Campbell. San Francisco; 26th ship
OAKLAND Reed. do
sailed 25th. ship British statesman CBr), Ward, San
Francisco; bark Maggie Brown tBr), Swan, United
States
Sailed 20th ship Rosalie CBr) Frew Demerara; barks
VIM owen tBrl. Brown, charottetown PEIi RothIemsy
(Br) Charleston.
NEWCASTLE. April 25-saled bark Autocra. tBr) Hib-
bert. United states
NAPLrs-saicd. steamer Assyria Or. Donaldson, New
York
QUEENSTOWN. April 2c-Arrlyed, brig Tell Nor Nor.
Jensen, Boston.
Also arrived 25th steamer City OF Richmond tBr),
Brooks New YORK far Liverpool; brig Lady Bird Orb
Rex Pernambuco
Also arrived 26th steamer Battle tBr), Kennedy, New
York for Liverpool.
BorrEnpAx April 2s-sailed brig rordensAgod CSor).
Olsen United tateA
wATFRFoRD, April 2s-Arrivod. bark Edna mr.. Rob
insCn. Philadelphia
Sailed from -, Pearl for Cnltod statss
LoSDox, April 26-The new Whits star Inns steamer
cermanc arrived In the Merssy to-day. having made
very Aatsfactory trial trip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
ASSEMBLY,.
ArnIrr Anril Dc lsrs

ALBANY April 26 ls1s
The House met AT halfpast seven o'clock 7. N.
The Clerk made a report the House respecting the
missing documents in connection with the New York
street cleaning investigation made in ls7l lie stated
that some Of the most portant testimony could not be
found Il that il had been taken by the ste-
nographer written out but had failed 70 ma Its
way 70 the printer for the Legislature. The stencg'
rapher sill retains his original notes and would ro-
write out the same, providing he was called upon BY
the House 70 40 80 AMI PROVISION WAS MACS 70 aeray ms
Mr. AAssosD oisrsi rsse!n.ga a. eirsstns ne said
mat he comptroeF pay he expenses om ths contn.
Esni Ennaa-
on motion o. Nr PAsE me Governor was requested 70
return the Dl providing Tor ordinary repairs Oh the
canals for amondmsnt
Mr. HAxxosD reported the iii authorizing the pay.
meni IN whoe In Part q ths bonded ndeeiedness ~
therein ana q prescribe the mode "a which the
people thereof snail dsiermns no time and amount Of
HzcExr CANAL coxTR1cTs-
NJ. HusTxD offered the following, which was
icabe ~ nunher q not ees q proposals or canal con.
January ISIS VIII copy q each notice and the name
80 y 49, ia ~ .a - ~ sor
lAe publication u such notice.
The following bills considered 10 Committee OF the
whole ordered 70 third reading unless other
is authorize and require The view York Elevated Rail-
road Company 70 complete their road anu put II into
amending the Sc giving railroad smUIov = lien On
increasing the number o. days rgm thirty nnety IA
which suit may be brought. aud holding stocxnoldsr
Amending the charter u tie Arctic fire Insurance
Providing Incorporation Of muAical schools and
Authorizing the Faruers' Loan and Trust Company TO
Auinor ,zing The Ssw York and Hudson steamboat
Company - mortgage iu property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-27
OBITUARY..
JOHN @. IIoHrpoDY.


The many warm friends or Nj John @. Light
body Will be panied 70 hear OF that gentleman's
denise. Nj. LightDody mas for a Great number
OF years, almost from boyhood, been idsntlned
with the commercial interests OF this city. he
was born on the 18TH day OF August, 1914, in that
portion or the cry 81 present known as
the Fourth ward. Bis father was born In
Scotland. ont emigrated TO TINS country when
yet a young man. On landing has new
nome ne Immediately set 10 WORK TO
lay tue foundation Of mat business success which
crowned his latter days his son, the subject Of
this ssetcn, was furnished with az good ! common
school education as could be procured, and 1T the
age Of twelve was taken into his lafners then
smal INK mandatory, IN what Is now known as
Rose street. owing 70 constant attention 10 Dusi-
ness fnfhar anu son we're soon enabled 10 enlarge
their tralac rapidly. and dnay succeeded Ia gath
erlLg together large fortune. Mr.. JONI q. Lignta
body was always known ana esteemed
throughout bis entire Lie a. being a man
possessed OF great goodness 81 neart. and
MS purse was always ready TO assist the needy.
His rec0iiections or old New YORK, when the city
limits reached 20 where the City Hall now stands,
ana ks narrative or Incidents connected win the
lives ot some n our former great men were both
wonderful and interesting. since the death or MS
facture Of INK very large scale employing
hundreds 81 men and women. For the past three
months he has been confined 20 his bed suffering
nom severe attack Of drup-y, Of which di-eaee ne
died a. MS residence, IN this city, no. ~ East
twentieth street. at hal.past four O'CLOCK yester.
day afternoon. lie leaves vile and one daughter
oil his Immediate family 70 mourn mis- l0as