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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
BY o. valetou.
BY o. Valetou.
VALUABLE PROPRsrY on xARAU STREET.
SUCCESSION OF RBINBGKB Va ROSALIR CRLL10
AND p RBINHCKE, FOR PARTITION.
eecoud Distxiet Court Tor tho Parish Of OElsons-
lo %, l3A

Q. 9. y. IA s 4gSo ss1.ssESaTTS
DAY, January -. 1877. ct twelve O'Clock n. wiz
b sold ct tho Merchants and AuctioneerS Re-
chen r. ON Royal street, ia planoe to order
IRON the Hon. 4. L. Tissot. judge Of the second
District Court sof the pAriah OF Orleans. dated Mo-
vember -, 1876, No. % l34 OF tho docket Of said
court
TIIR DWELLING House, situated IN the Second
District of this city. in the square bounded by
Marsis st. Ann Du 1ains and ,villere streets. on .
lot me aAuring 30 feet front ON Ma las street. by Sc
feet inches depth b, tween TARA lei lines.
Terms and COndItions-One third cash. and tho
cured BY special mortgage and vendors privilege.
bearing eight per cent Dor annum from day OF
saie until paid; the building to be incurred. and
the pslcy transferred to the vendor; Eve per cent
attoineys fees in case Of suit The taxes o. 1876.
payable In 1877. to be assumed by the purchaser
Ten per cent of adju tlcation price to be paid 1t
the moment of the SALE.
Act Of sale b. fore 0. de Armas, notary public.
del2 % 70 ia6 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
BY Nash q Hodgson.

CHOICE FOURTH DISTRICT RESIDENCE.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM N. PERKINS, d.
CBASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 376ll.
DY NASH e. HODGsON-w. l. HODGSOA
b Auctioneer-Oface No. Is Carondelet street.
On SATURDAY, December 30, 1876. at twelve o'clock
M at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. IN the
base ent rotunds of the St. Charles Hotel, in
this city, by virtue and in pursuance Of an order
Of the Hon. A. l. Tiss0t, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
November Is, 1876. court docket No. for &C.
count of the succession Of William NJ Perkins, de-
cessed, ct public auction win be cold
LA VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
ia the Fourth District Of this city, In the square
bounded by Coliseum. Prytania. jackson and
Josephine streets, designated IS No. A, and meas
urea 80 feet (about) front on Coliseum street, by
depth of III feet IL inches all moro or less Amer
lean measure, according to plan BY Louis Il.
Pile sur eeyor. dated December =, 1876
The improvements consist Of . well built two
etory frame residence and ouIhouses. known 81
No. log Coliseum street.
Terms and Coaditions-Cash on passing titles
twenty per cent 10 be paid cash ON the spot, Il
bind the sAlf.
Acts OF sale before Charles g. Andry. notary pub
Me st the expense of the purchase r. including IN
texee due and eligible IN ISL. neo6 - delo II u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.
THE TWOSTO AND ATTIC BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, no. 81 CIRCUS (OR RAM
PART STREET. B8TwRRN COMAON AND
0RAvIRR STREETS.
NIW ORLBANSINSURAHCBA ASSOCIATION STOCK
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS BONR
oooonA District Court for the Parish Of orloano-
10. % '7A

DY MACON, KLLlsON 4 CO:-AL1KEf
d Paul. Aucttoneer-OMee No. g CaEondelee
sireet-SATURDAY December 30, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock H., ct the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in
the baeement rotunda Of the g. Cbarles Hotel, wi1
b cold 1t public auction, by virtue and In puT~
euanoo Of On order o( the Hon. A. l. Tiooot. Judge
Of the bocond District Court for the paEish o4 Or
leans dated November -. 1876, for acoount Of thu
sueSessiea q Francis Bone the following property.
1CEnrAu LOT OF GROUND. With the buildings
and imVrevenents thereon. situsted in NE N.st
Di:tries q tais City IN tbe sScass eounSed y
stroets, dsaignassA b the H. On pl IN BY Louis
UuTgi, On tn thirteenth Of March. l84v. and de-
posT Cd In the once Of Louis T. uaire. lato LOtay
in this city: seid lot MEASURES. Kngltsh measure
- feet lines ffsot Circus street. By 50 Skot IL
inches inesin d pth, and opening tn the rear On
an aley commen 70 sajl l & snA GthsTs, being tho
se1s property purchased By Fr1.cia Bone Iron
Cohsn. notary. astsd jaa ssy o. 'es&
The tnpeoyemsnts comprise . swoetory and
stsio bliek building. kDown - he. u Circus (or
Rsmpartl street, subdivided into sfore below and
res DEC % 1A0ye, together with three.sory bic
builalug in Sb0 V9l1v .eopteiAing ave roo0s, the
whole eaAe rooted, Nales& WV
Also-TnRhH SHARkS Of fAo capjtaf 1eUeA Of H.
New Orleans lbauIa CO A. ci1s on.
Ts9ms-Cash In United States tFeasafy notes.
Act OF ealo ct the expense Of tho pufehs.er. BE-
lore james Rahey, notary public. nez6 De- ID . -
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SUGAR PLANTATIONS ON BAYOU LAFOURCHE,
OPPOSITE aHI6ODAUX.
IN THR MATTER OF THE LIQUIDATION OF THK
CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION OF PLANfERS
OF The STATE OF LOUISIANA.
United States Circuit Court for the District Of
LouiaSna-N0. 80l4.
DY HOEY d O'CONNOR.:N1GaoLAs

DY aOEY & O'C0NNoR1 N1GaoLAs J;
ID Hoey AuctlOneer-Office No. rs Commercial
place, New Orleans LOuitiana-SATURDAY Dc
cember 80, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, At the Mer
tween CANA and CustomhOuse streets in this city
Of Now Orlea.s, by virtue Of an order Of the Hon
Edward 9. Bines, Judge Of the United States
dered in the above entitled matter on the twelfth
day Of Dec. NIB r. 1876, win he sold by public auc
ton shs SUGAR as0s Known as
the Field place, situated in the parish of La
fourc Q, on the left bank Of the Bayou Lafourche,
BAYOU Iafourche, and bounded above by lands
formerly Of Thomas Bibb, but now or late Of Mel.
son Doqeson and below S no oy . ~ atn to- o.
gsther with all the bull ings and improve ments
the con belonging thereto: The said plantation
Lafourche, BY about 80 srpents In depth, the lat.
eIal lines convergiug 80 as to give superhcies OF
about q AZ ,r PPEasfToS in the
parish of LafOurche. the left bank Of the Bayou
Lafourche. at about one mile above the town OF
SAID Bay ou Lafourche, by a depth OF 40 arpents.
and is bounded on the upper Inns BY the property
Jn Pre- %Sn ana on s apd seS
iamin Closs Together with all the buildings
| and improvements thereon.
BY the erder of court heIeinabOve refarred TO
the ead pops rsy is to be sold and adiudicated,
FREQ from any stock of the Consolidate Associa-
ton OF Plan,ers Of L0ui lana and free and clear
the payment Of any such stock, Or in iasor Of tns
aforesaid association, except for the price Of said
| . Indication. .
| Terms and Clnd tons Of SAle-One. half cash II
United States currency ut the noms Mt Of adiudlca
ton, and the remainder Of the price on credit o.
| one and tive years from the date Of sale IN notes
the purcba sers in equal amOunts. be- airing interest,"
a. t,9ht per cent Der a, mum from the day of salt
until inai payment; said notss 10 be made payable
at the Louisiana Matt onal Bsnk in the city OF New
| Orleans. The acts Of mortgage to contain IN
penal clause of Ave per cent attorneys fee IN tn
event of . gu to enforce the payment Of any POI
ton of tho price; tho payment OF the atSresei
special mort gage on tho property sold, ard III
purchasers to assume payment over and above tn
an ,unts Of their bids of all tAxes for the yes
1876, which are payable in 1877.
| Acts Of sale to be executed Of the expense
the purchasers before Amedee Ducatel. ESQ, o.
! tSy public. desl y - - ~ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
49,. Msssy NyrMlssi.s11t.


eta::sSheS s!e:.:.sysa gisaay t. m
Or , femme Of "stsnps:" which Il very much
This happy u "all In ysur eye" - ~, =,
After all It y saly 'msaey 1aksg tie
mere CO." without II lila 9 bsst, 4 buta
bitter struggle. Nsta stsp dove taks, not
10 duty do 10 psrsorn, not . ssnscrt Do
W long for. not . pleasure do We indulge
in but the ravensus, u1sa4iable ghost OF
/" expense" blocks our way, and muat b
Laid bsfoss the frstv glsam OF sasasfastioa
can b falt. Knowing this, txpesjeneing it
- We Ill have daily and; almost hourly.
ougat any legitimate Ind heaest Dsans b
neglected Of sddisg to our storei Ought
not every preeaution BE- taken, every effort
made, NO matter how uncertain; every risk
be essayed that does not materially affect
our fortune to secure this great dssider-
alum 90 fraught with benefit and happi-
ness Few will decide otherwise than In
favor of these self-evident propositions.
Admitting this, therefore, ought the great
0Oll0S uI0WluAS WAVu WusOAA VAAV ASV~S0soAso
State Lottery Company inauRurates the
new year. to DO overlooked or neglected
A echeme 20 novel in character. % liberal
in tel ms. 20 we'll adapted to tho wants and
necessities Of the times, No can not wonder
at its success in the prospective closing out
Of tho entire stock Of tickets long before
tho day of drawing. Few can or are dis
posed to resist the temptation Of winning
$4,000 when they can do 90 BY tho trifling
expenditure of only 81. Why, it is almost
worth the trial to l0se. But then there ID
. positive certainty that over 1900 people
will draw handsome prizes-one I'll, 600,
ono $4,000, ono 5000, two $1,000, etc
Hurry mp, then, before 1t h too late. Fof
tune never turns back, and only smiles
upon her most ardeat wooers. Got your
tickets while there b yet time. .a 49,
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Another Biew1From the Nerthern Demec-
racy.

Another BloW1 From the Northern Demec.
Washington special to the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
There has been considerable talk for
day or two past among the Southern men
over the fact that the Northern Democratic,
lad by Holman, prevented the passage Of
the appropriation asked BY Reagan, OF
Texas, in the fertilization bill, for the proper
projection of Galveston. Reagan proposed
100000 tor the purpose, and Garfield urged f !sa
It a. . necessity for the proper safety OF the
immenee &C mmerce of the Gulf, and spoke
q he had lately eay Gf bs m seaSs
of the Mississippi. The Texas delegation
gathered round him, and, in common with
the Southern men generally, were much
nIeased when Mr.. Garfield expressed the
hone that unanimous consent would be
siven to the insertion Of the item. All the
Republicans stood ready to agree, wheD, to
4he ehaerin of tho Southern men. the Deu-
ocrsta. uuder tho lead of Holman, refused.
ma the bill passed without the help the
Reoub lioans would gladly have given to
this nueh needed work.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
apCCRssIoN on PHILIP DRUM.
GRARD8Y,

DY C. 3. GIRARD9Y, AUc1IeMEEn-
p once Ne. 81 Camp aisee2.SA1CADAx.
GSsaisS Assssss s.sS"sss. i IS rosands q tie
d. Charles Hotel In this city, viii b sead ct pub
y Sus q H. - s% caS1
for the pArsh Of Orleans. dated tho eighteenth Of
March, 1876. and rendered IN the ebove entitled
succession. the following described property to
Tivs CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements ehereon. eiemted IN
bounded ~ New Lsvse. TcSSspstsui... 81: james
and south Market serests. dssienased By the Nos.
dated the tw. ntie Il Of ey iss7 ana de3a..tea ia
the once Of N. J. Hey. aueti neer. Lot No forms
the corner Of New Levee and south A.rkes str9s0.
Leveo street By depth. between parallel lines, Of
a. feet fent on Seuth narkee stzeet; soe ~
iSes mont to On New Lsvss street b. 81 fsst
In depth, between, parallel ltnes. Tbs improve
mehts OF each Of these tvo, tots eompsne
built ia specially adapted to tho chip onaAalerl
lade. Lots Nos. ,. .nt sdjoin each ether And
are ;ss % Il 81
pssssis Inca Of s! feet = asAes aot isseP..sted
AZ dsss .oss ss
lines front On South Na bet ttrset b sdspth. b,
esovements on iots feA :. : and comprise three
twostory brick houses. kitshene. etc II u known
e the .fonbeas %. rty cp,soS11s nut n. 49, -
Dist1iss shippiue and OLD nsskse plees end GEM
msnding Tositon for either buanssa OF nannfac
'c Teln@80s third cash and lalases .. one and
two years credit for neees specially see1rea p
nortssse on the property ess.ns 81 tue q 9.o
~ s.s 8 g.: S "a ::
the nurchs.ers to sesams psgSent ofihs tAxes fol
1876. duo and exgihae ever and ssovs the price o.
eOJooscsH0s;;. - 81. .xr.... A. &t> nnrohaaar
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COURT RECORD.
FRIDAY, DEos,GBE1 q. 1876.

U.iseA States circuit Csuss.
Pressut-Hon. e. G. Billings. district
Edward A. johnson, Esq, Of Ohio, wa,
on motion of T. Allen Clarke, Esq i'd
mitted to pract ice in Ill the United States
courts of this district.
supsrasF DISCREET Csurs.
John Larrieux, William Carl Kerner and
John Giech 70. Crescent City Live Sto K
L anding and Slsughterhouss Company -
Plaintiffs pray for Injunction restraining
defendants from interfering with them in
any manner in slaughtering animals for
food on thu right bank of tho Mississippi
river, until such time - the eaid company
shAll rehabitate iteelf on the right bank Of
tho river; and construct such legal building
- it, charter requires it to keep. Rule
nisi granted, made returnable ON Wednes-
day. January 3, 1877.
Creaoont City Live Stock Landing and
| Slaughterhouse Company W. John Lar
rieVx; same w. John Gisch: Same W Will
liam Carl Kerner.-Plaintif prsye for IN
| Injunction restraining defendants from
slsaghtering snimals for human food in
Granted, and made retarnAble On January 3,
1877, ct II A n. o~
8uDsrlsF Crlnanal Court.
49,. NoLiD PnosRQUI. -
Breaking and enteFing-rom Brady, en-
tering during the night Of August "a, 1875,
tho store Of j. BegOn. corner Of Danphine
aDd " Louis streets. CoAvictod Nay 81,
1876. New trial granted two weeks ego.
| Tho main witness for the State having loft
the State, there could be no successful
| prosecution. 5.1".. ..
/ on TRIAL. - :
l. Breaking and entering, etc. 2. Grand
| lsseeny-Pxt alias Nat Mailoy, enteriag the
coAeekouse Of Joseph Cimarelh, No. Isl
Tafsyetto sasest, ON tie night Of the venty-
sixth June last, and stealing goods valued
At e2Q0. jury ont :. "a ! t5 49,
GRAND juicy.
Ths grand Jury waa finally discharged
after pEeoent,ng their report -+-
Fires D1sez1oe CouFs.
| CONVICTED. %
Breaking and entering, etc.-John Gun
ninRhAa alias Jack Toby, charged with
| breaking and entering IN the daytime the
| storo Of Hoyle & Enelesheim, 1t the cor.
| n Of Canal and Tchoupitoulas streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
COTTAGE HOUSE ON HOWARD STRBkT.
SUCCESSION OF PETER NUS6.
second District Court for the Parish Of OrleAna-
No. 80, 9E7.

RY O. vALETON, AUCTToNEER-oFRICB
ID Nos. 90 ana IS Magazine stTeet:-SATUR-
DAY January 10, 1877. ct twelve O'clock NJ. wiz
10 sold At the Merchant. and Auctonet r..
Kxchsuge,. en- Royal street, in compliance with
the Second District Cou t for the ps,ish Of Or
leans. dated D cember u. 1876. no. s's47 Of the
CExTSN LOT OF GROUND. situated in tho
First District Of this city IN the square bounded
BY Clio. Eralo. Howard aDd Liberty st eets; said
depth Of III feet betN cen parallel lines Together
with cottage house covered With states. and .
kitchen, also covered with slates.
Te me- and Conditions -CAsh. Taxes Of ls76.
payable In 1871 to be oesuwed BY purchaser.
Act Of sale before A. Do Armas, notary.
Aala iA6 IL
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VALUABLE PROPERTY on VICTORY STREET.
ANDRRA6 q. A. KOHLuAAS vs.. CATALINA n
uRUBR KIT AL


No. 80 967.
DY O. VALBTON, AUCT1ONEER-OFFlCK
ID Nos. SO and IS Magazine streot.-SATURDAY.
December 30 1876 ct twelve O'Clock NJ. will b.
sold ct tho Merchants and Auctionoers' Exchange.
on Royal street, in compliance to an order from
the Hoo. 4. Tise0t. Judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish Of Or cans, dated November 2s
1876 No. 80 967 of the docket Of esid court
LOT or GROUND. with all The b. ildinEa and
District of this city, j. the square bounded BY
Victory, Frenchmen, Elysian FIELDS and MoIeaU
At n D. said lot measuring "a feet mont Victory
street, by . depth Of l28 feet. between parallel
lines.
Terms and Conditions-Cash Taxes for the run .
ming year payable In 1877, to Re assumed by the
purchaser. Ten per cent to be paid at the moment
Of adjudication.
Act OF sale before 0. de Armas, notary PUBIC.
po3O de9 Is % 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30
PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
TAI CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
SAMUEL O. COCHRAN VS.. The ESTATE OF 3.
p TILESTON.
Second District Court for the Psriah OF OrleAns-
No. % 663.


DY HOEY q O'CONNOR-NICHOLAS J:
d Hoey. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. . Commercial
place-SATURDAY, January 10, 1877. at twelve
O'clock n ct the Mercra:ts and Auctioneers' TX.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
h0use streets by virtue Of judgment in partition
rendered in the above entitled matte. en- tie
fourth Of December, 1876, and signed on the
eighth Of December, 1876, will be sold at public
@c TsiRTY.FouR LOTS OF LAND, of about so
acres each, forming part Of . tact Of land for
mery kno IN VS. The v.rrett Property" situated
in the FIFTH District Of this city, living beyond
Brneier street. and e1tsl ding in the rear ~ TO
Bay on BArAtaria bounded on the wet By line
running through the centre Of Cana, Verrett, and
more fully described and set forth In minute sur
vey thereof, made by J. Allou DHemecourt. sur
veyor, whose plsn, dated on the fifth Of April
1876 will be exhibited previous to and 1t the time
and place of sale.
Said property to be sold in lots. according 10 said
plan: Is valuable to farmers and 0thars orchard
s,asioG and gardening lands, and for the culture
OF lice cane.
Terms-Cash, and purchassrs to assume pay
ment Of all taxes, payable in 1871.
Acts OF sale o tho expenso Of tho purchasers
tefOrs 4: J: Wink e. 4ss notary public.
I de0 q 20 jos IL
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The Temporarily.

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio,s. No.
50 Charities street, stood a. follows Decem.
bar g: At A. M, 800; at 9 P. NJ, 3So; at 8
P. NJ, $40. Lowest point during the night
Of December %, 800. Rain during the night
of December %, two-tenths Of an inch.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30

Tho Northern Democratic papers pretend
much indignation because negro preacher
testified that his congregation dismissed
him for turning Democratic stumper during
the late canvass. Whst-we would ask
Messrs. Thompson and Burford and Palmer
and all the other clerical ready witnesses IN
behalf of tho bulldozing Democracy
would have been their fate had they even
been suspected of = sympathy for Kepuo.
liosnismi They would have oeen pro"p"y >.
treated to the great Democratic ooon0o' -
every soul in either church were 'e0p'1
lied in consequence.
r. the Democracy is not playing . bold
,.me Of bluff, then must tho national Az
tso-;t;.. make timely provision to sustain
tho shs Republican government Of Louisiana .s "a.
. ~. "a .id in punishing murderers and -
saaains. The Vienna Sentinel warns X
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vAIuApIx SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY.
NEAT, DOvDEB T1u1MnfT Back DWELLING
= On 81. ANW OzA181. fi = 81
suCcyssloN OF CHARtHs oYHLBAcK.
second Di.tsies Court 1br the firisA 4 Orleans

Pr s1ACON, 1Ll.aeoM Z Co., ALBs.T
stTxs<-On 0ATURDAY. JanuaRy - MI. as twe'vs
0oleoh T., 1t the q. Charles Auction kxohange
(0k Charlse Hotell b. vistss 81 in pursuaEcc Of
IN order q the Hem. 4. L. 1issot. Judge Of the
Seoerd District Court for The parieh Of Of1eenE
dated November y. te56 will b sold Of public auo-
tioa fos aeoOunt at tAo ouoooGaaGn q 0ehlback.
'ns , CssTAfs LOT - aRouND 10 the Second
District Of this cry n tAe sqn.se bounded By st.
Ann. Dtrh89uy, Daoaino and Claiborns streets. de-.
sienated 81 the No. I, AID measuring 81 feet II
inohes lines front 1t. Ann street BY 81 feet 10
inches lines deep Tho improve monte comprise
that neat and substantially built one story and
attic double tenement brick dwelling. known -
Noe 300 and 3ll St. Ann street, having TO ~ ten
ement three rooms closet and rear gallery be ow.
sttio AnisheA' and subdivided into bedrooms,
hi,chen building in the rear. cistern, etc.. neaE
Te,ms-One.ha cash. balance ut twelve months
credit In notes secured b. mortgage B. airing eight
&c cent interest Tho Improvements to re kept
insured and po icy transferred to vendor. Tho
mortgage to cont ain the dve per cent attorneys
fee clause in ease Of suit.
act Of sale before 3. T. Hogan, notary. At tho exi
pense Of tho purchaser. de'O % 30 lao Is
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Local Intelligence.

fury. whose term has iuet olossds h.
made it, report to Judge Alfred Shaw. nd
the document varies little from the etere-
typed form. u seems that this body has
been compelled to consider such awful
c..%sS - nafdss, arson, rape, perjury,
The subject Of carrying concealed
Respons waS not forgotten. Il 10 suggested
taas the police arrest offenders and hsve
them punished.
A suggestion 10 msae 10 the Lesislsture
20 change the manner Of Asseesin9 property.
OF, e. least, Of revising the asaessmeats
The jury fou.d los eelered msu. forty. four
eolored women, ninety three White men and
sixteen white women in thu Perish Prison,
emong then six pessons condemped to
death. There sre no beds excepting in tho
pay wards, and blankets are soenty.
:. The Insane Asylum was Waited, and The
torymen aro not willing 20 speak Of it in the
nighest terms. Lsck Of funds 10 the fault.
The Charity Hospital 10 reported in . toll.
esably fair condttaea, though in need q Ger
The Worfheuss u branded ~ WON. Tia,
ueoleee. and that IL enesnsageo idleness end
Woe. The reeODmen0oti0a i made 20
eithe. eloes It up Of tarn It to it, former
Il Boys Houss Il Rsfaes = sAeesa :,
. in p:ssabls es.dition, and the CRY that
the location ID insal1brious u contradicted
b. tho reeotds. Forty nine white anA
10rty-sip~ eoleeed boys. oons Of the
yoaths are employed IN Danufaetssi1g
soasch b4xee, an4 e6zA four aesass psr day;
eehooI room q a tAat y sequired. !; Tie
Jury y Of opinaoa that - iaatisutioa, ~ 1t
S sssss. =, 49, = & a'ees e
The Hsre for rs Ased And Destitute
<soup hoaseTb vEitesa down . anaiaaaoe
Aud . baUe ou'tA0 0teys tbsgo6oro it, imDe.
diate sbolishmsnt jsFeeonmsaded. No Dc-
0rds since Oeee0ber, 1875, were fonnd,
though . CLERK dssw his aalaly q fegalaely
- he coal1. Tho salaries of clegk and q
vstch%sa snesnt Sl20o psr aenun.
tho supervisioa e tie AdninistEstoR u
Wsterwerks, tho Tury thinks that tais incti.
tuition might, without meteriAl expense, b
greatly tMpsoved and extended. but to do
this Q very diAeso0t heuso cd axraAGe
zsents would - required. 1Ae rooms or
crowded. poorly Ventilated, and come Of
them arc fatally c.ht for ed pessoes. b.
the place could b made to sustain itself
Some Of the inmates ase - ireeoible thai
tho maArua 10 ocoasioaally unable 20 com
pol obedience, and che should BE- provided
with IN officer competent to handle the 70
frectoTy.
Complaints have been msde t. the jury
concerning the city physicians, who. 1t Y
asserted, neglect their duties. especially
that they do not visit certain institutionl
unless sent for. This subject 10 to be looked
into.
All the secular asylums were visited, and
tho report does not vary much from thos'
which haxe gene before.
Mr.. j. Fl. Clarke, the foreman, complaint
that the jury was repeatedly hsmpered y
its work BY the absence of members. ID
traced the cause to the fact that most o
the members were employees. He suggest
that bereafter the grand jury DO made 81
Of men who are employers-pereons w
will not be in continual fear OF losing ehei
situations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30

There is rumor in society that Mrs. Nc
Flimsey is to give . German. but nothing
ia known of what che intends to give him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-30

STEALING CLOTHINo.-The tailoring e.
SeIat street. was burglsriously entered dur
ing Thursday night by some unknown
thief or thieves, BY prying open the front
door. The thieves succeeded 10 getting on
NTH lot Of cloth, valued 1t $500: without
Aeine detected BY any person. Tho Dur.
90 va not discovered until yesterday
Gor1ing, upon the arrival OF IT. CaPeton
at bis establishment. No clue 70 tne
thieves. II = rt-Flr