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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

RArlFYING TILDEN AND HENDRICKS -
Lafayette square was quite brilliant Tues
day night, made so in part by the Demo
Gratis holding an open meeting to express
their satisfaction at the nomination Of
Tilden and Hendricks for President and
Vice President Of the United States. A
large platform had been erected and pro-
fusely decorated with flags and lights. An
immense star spangled banner formed q
canopy. A transparency in front bore the
legend: "Tilden, Hendricks and Reform"
Many people attended. and there was a
constant arriving and departing during the
meeting. Mr.. J. B. LATTE was the presi.
dent. Ex-Governor R. c. Wickliffe was the
first speaker, and he said something about
the commercial interests of New Orleans,
and that Governor Hayes should not be
President. He then presented q st. Louis
banner to Colonel F. N. Ogden. Mr.. John
McEnery made few remarks, as did Judge
T. C. Manning. A set of resolutions in
dorsipg the nominees was adopted, after
which Mr.. H. N. Ogden addressed the meet
ing, as did Messrs. c. E. Fenner and d. B
Penn. Calls tor Mayor Wilt failed t.
bring out that gentleman,
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BRIEF MENT1oN.-The Board of School
Directors did not hold meeting last night,
no quorum being present.
A few days ego information was received
at police headquarters here from Calves
ton, conveying warning that one of that
city's dishonOred sons would be likely at
any moment to drop down on the Crescent
City and try to put in his rascally work.
The young man had barely placed his feet
on Louisiana soil before policeman took
him in. He was locked up, but no partic-
ular charge made, as nothing further was
forwarded from Texas. On this the stranger
said he would certainly seek pastures new
if allowed to depart. He thereupon visited
newspaper Office and made some state
ments v hich will b. difficult to prove.
The City Council did not hold it's weekly
session yesterday, but adjourned until next
Saturday.
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They Want Reform.

The Associated Press dispatches from
ALBANY tell US that when he received the
news from st. Louis, Governor Tilden,
scarcely above whisper, said: u can tell
YOU what has done this. The nomination
was not made by the leaders Of the party
1t was the people who made it. They want
reform. They have wanted it for long
while, and in looking about they have be-
came convinced that it is to be found here
(pointing to himself.) They want 1t; that
is what they are after" And yet we re-
member q very quiet little circular, issued
in 1868, when Seymour's friends cheated
President Grant, by knavery and corrup-
ton, out of the electoral vote of New York
State. The circular was as follows:
Private and strictly confidential.
"RooNs OF DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE,
October p, 1865.
"MY DEAR S1R-Please at once to COM
municate with some reliable person, in three
or four principal towns and in each city of
your county, and request him Expenses
duly arranged for this end) to telegraph to
William Nj. Tweed, Tammany Hall, at the
minute of closing the polls, not waiting tor
the count, such persons estimate OF the
vote.
"Let the telegraph be as follows:
"'This town will show Democratic gain
Tor loss) over last year of lnumber;) or this
give Republican Tor D smOeratic) majority
Of -.
There is, of course, an important object
to be attained by a Simultaneous transmits
sion at the hour Of closing the polls. but
not longer waiting Opportunity can be
taken of the usual half-hOur lull in the tele-
graphic communications over lines before
actual results begin to be declared, and be-
fore the Associated Press absorb the tele-
graph with returns and interfere with n
dividual messages, and give orders to
watch carefully the count.
Every truly, yours.
SAMUEL j. TILDEN, Chairman"
If the above circular was not intended to
bring about the result that was achieved,
for what was it intended! Greatly to
eyerybody's establishment, except those in
the secret, Seymour was declared to have
carried the State of New York, and ballot
box stuffiug on the Democratic side was no
torious to previously unneard Of degree
Let us have Tilden and Washing.
ton National Republican.
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The Mississippi Report.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times saye:
The committee of the Senate which went
to Mississippi some time ago to investiga ate
the last State election have returned to
Washington. The committee examined
100 or more witnesses. and took large
volume of testimony. 1t was declared by
the Democrats, and believed by many Re
publicans, that Senator Morton's speech on
Mississippi affairs last winter was over
drawn, but the evidence taken by the com
mittee shows that the atrocities that .charac-
terized that election have never been pic
tured with half their horrible reality.
The murder Of one Of the cOlored mem
bers Of the State Senate was accompanied
by more than ordinary barbario lndecency
as we'll as cruelty, the practices of the saw.
age Modocs being outdone by the sons OF
chivally. The Democratic, having fair Op.
portunity to produce witnesses, attempted
to disprove none of the outrages charged,
but excused and palliated the crimes on the
ground of bad government and intolerable
abuses. They do not seem to call ia
mind that when Sammy" Tilden. in 1868
counted into cffice Governor of Now York
who was never elected, the people murder:
ed nobody, but waited tor new election to
set things right.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

UEGARDEN HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI
l. City, Mississippi-The new buildings and
general improvements added to thi. hotel enable
the manager to offer to guests greater than
heretofore. A barroom has oeen built outside of
the grounds: the kitchen has been removed from
the south side to the east and thus giving two IN.
interrupted fronts to the house. Shade trees have
been set out and the grounds generally improved
and beautied. Sufficiently removed from the beach
to avoid the glare from the water, rendlng 1t the
coolest house on the coast.
The table will be furnished with the best the
markets afford.
Terms-S2 so per day; by the month, $40 per
week. Liberal arrangement male with faml hes
fol- the season. 10. NIXON Manager.
Extra dinners for the Sunday exclusion trans.
ia2S On
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 50, s53
DY PONS. REED & Goa Fl. PONS, AUC-
ID ti0neer-Ofice No. so Camp street.-At auction
SATURDAY, July %, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange. Oh
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, by an order of Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge
Of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, signed June Do, 1876
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND in the Sixth District
of this city in square No. SO (Ol number bounded
by Lyon Perrier, Prytania and Bordeaux streets,
known Nos. g. 10, l9 and 20. Of plaI OF A. Knell
and c. Werner. February %, 1913, deposited in the
Office of L. B. Kenny, late notary Lots Noe and 10
measure, each, so feet front Pry tsnia street by
100 feet in depth; lots Nos. 10 aud 70 measure,
each 80 feet front Perrer street. by 100 feet in
depth; together with all the rights, ways. priv.
leRes and customs thereunto belonging. Said
property was acquired bv deceased from Mary A.
Cresop, per act of E. L. Lewis, notary, December
8. 1854. Zach lot will be sold separately.
Terms-This being the second and last auction,
the property Will be sold twelve month s. credit,
the purchaser giving his bond with sol vent Sc
curuv ito be approved by the Second District
COurt) bearing eight per cent interest fl ON date
of sale till final payment, with mortgage and ven
doris lien, five per cent attorneys fees, and all
other usual clauses. Fifty dollars cash on the
spot to be deducted from bid.
Acts of sale before ]. Bendernagel, notary, at
purchasers expense. jy6 Is ~
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square, where he remained unconscious I'M
til near morning. A policeman found him.
still sleeping soundly. All the clothing be
had on was pair of drawers and an under
shirt. He says that the men drueged and
then robbed him, even taking small ring
looms was given him at the stationhouse,
and he returned to his rural home, having
something to remind him of the only CEN
tennial celebration he will ever see.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR ATTENTION To
EARTH CLOSETS AND SINKS OF
ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS DIRECT
LY CONTROLLED BY THE CITY.

DEPARTMENT or WArfRwoRKs}
and Public uildings, :
New Orleans, June 80, 1876.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RICE WED By
- the Administrator of WaterwOrks and Public
Buildings until WEDNESDAY, July S. DIT twelve
o'clock NJ. for attending to earth closets, ETC. OF
all buildings directly controlled by the city f0r
the term Of one year or more, payments to be
made monthly in cash.
Parties bidding shall be required to deposit with
the Administrator OF Finance the sum Of $500 ae
evidence of their mention to abide by the AdjuGl
cation.
Unsuccessful bidders shall have their deposits
returned after adjudica ion.
Ali bidders must indOrse their ,bids with the
words specifications read"
The contract will ba awarded to the lowest
bidder.
The right to reject all or any bids is reserved.
All proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for a.
tending earth closets. etc"
Specifications on file in this Office.
LEON BERTOLI.
Administrator of Waterworks and Public Build
ings. ie30 ia
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CITY COUNCIL--OFFICIAI
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL, New ORLEANS,
Wednesday, July S, 1876.
The Council met this day at twelve
O'Clock NJ. in regular session.
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor,
presiding, and Administrators Bertoli,
Bonny, Burke, Landry and Pilsbury.
On motion of Mr.. Landry the Council
adjourned until Saturday, the eight instant,
at twelve M.
j. n. HARDY, Secretary
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Rooms Republican Parish Executive
COMMITTEES, New Orleans, July S, 1876 The regu.
lar meeting of this committee will take Place at
the Mechanics Institute, on FRIDAY, July 7, at
$50 P n.
By order of the President.
ix6 2t CHARLES A. BAQUIE. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

The Courier-Journal is the only paper of
any importance which unqualifedly sup
ports Samuel Jones Tiiden, and there is
reason tor the support not seen in the argu-
ment.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Seventh District, New Orleans, July 3.
1884 district convention in and for the four
teen,h representa- district Of the state ct Lou.
Seventh District (late city of Carroilton) on Mon
day July g. 1876, Tor the nomination OF Two canol'
dates for the House of Representatives; eaid con,
yention was held pursuant to call issued and
published in the official journal of the State OF
Louisiana by the parish committee Of he Repuo'
ucsn party in and for the parish OF Orleans ~
Therefore we, the undersigned duly elected Off
GERS of said convention do hereby certify that Mr.
John Garstkamp and John Claiborne, having Ie-
ceived Q maiorIy OF the votes cast oy tne mem
hers of the convention, were declared duly nOml-
mated and the unanimous choice Of said conve n
ton, as their nominees for the house el hepfe'
Tellers-A. N. Ssulet. Thomas Free
H. MCCRAY, Vice President.
WA. HopGKs Secretary.
SEVENTH DISTRICT, /
New Orleans July 6, 1876. }
At regular meeting of the Central Club Of the
Orleans, held on Wednesday night. July s. 1870
the following pre- amble and resolutions 0nered ~
Dr.. F. jackson and duly seconded by wafer oa'
zile was unanimously adopted: ~
WHRRRAs, Messrs. John Garstkamp and Jonn i.
Claiborne were duly nominated by the hepnoncan
district convention, held in the Seventh District
OF the cit7 of New Orleans, at the courthouse
situated in said district, on Monday, July 8, 1870,
at twelve o'clock NJ for the purpose OF nominal
ing two Representatives for the fourteenth repre-
sentative district Of the parish Of Orleans; there
fore be it -.
Resolved, That we. the officers ard members o.
the Central Republican Cub OF the ei1teenth
ward of the parish OF Orle Ans, do hereby cnter
fully indOrse the nomination Of Messrs. John
Garstkamp and John T. Claiborne as the unaai,
nous choice of this club and the &. publican
voters of the Seventh District, and we do fmrther
pledge our united support, and will use al! legal
mea1s and our inf ence tor their success in No
vember next.
Be it further resolved That g copy of the pre-
amble and resolutions be forwarded to each Be
publican club in the Sixth and Seventh Districts
Of the parish OF Orleaus for their concurrence.
JOHN T. CLAIBORNE, President,
Ar,u,,o,y Cac-o+orv iy6
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A UGUSTE'9
A UGOsTk's
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
No. 1O7 Customh0use street,
Between Royal and Bourbon.

AL the delcscies Of the season, choice wines,
soirees, weddings, etc, promptly furnished. Phi.
vate saloons up stairs. Elegantly furnished rooms
to rent by the week or month ct moderAte prices
The restaurant ie open till midnight fsl3 ly
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Trust to luck,
Trust to luck,
Truat t0 luek.

Trust to luck,
Trust to luck,
Trust to luck.
Third golden drawing,
Third golden drawing,
Opera House, Saturday, July 90,
Opera House, Saturday, July 90,
Opera House, Saturday, July %,
Opera House, Saturday, July %.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

AN ALGERINE IN TRoUBLE.-A youth
whose hcme is in Algiers left his eide Of the
liver to see the sights on this bank, and
attended a picnic. While returning in a
street car he was attacked BY party Of
men who seemed anxious to have little
fun. He did not IKE their play altogether,
hut continued in their company after leav-
inc the car, The fellows induced him to
90 into Lafayette eqnsre, where one Of
Them persisted n his taking drink out Of
. bottle they carried. Soon after drinking
he be G anne ;nsonsible and laid down in the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

ARRESTED FOR ILL.TREAT1NG A CHILD
Major Buckner, aged forty years, was ar
rested on Girod, near Baronne street, by
special officers PecOra and StOlberger, and
locked up in the central station, charged.
from information received. with assault
treating child named William, fourteen
yesrs old.
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First District-HENRY C. WARMOTH.
Second District-HENRY C. DIBBLE.
third District-CHESTER B. DARRALL.
pburth District-GEORGE L. SMITH.
fifth District-J. EDWARDS LEONARD.
9ixth District-CHARLES z. NASH.
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MONTRs06sS.s., H9g gsl ~, uo,,sv,
pTTOyT MT0STSGTpPT

pleasantly situated is now open for the reception
Of visitors. Every luxury the season affords 10
Splendid! Splendid and term. Reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to excursi0nists.
mY6 6m PETkk ]. MONTROSS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Placide J. Spear.


MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. 10
GARONDELET STREET, BETWEEN CANAL
o SUCcRss s5ss OF WILLIAM cosskRY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAK, AUCT1oNRER-
ID Office No. 46 Royal street..TUESDAY, July
auction at the Merchants and Au ctioneers' Ex-
change, on Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance 70
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated June 81. 1876. account of saiI success
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated 10
the First District of this city, in the square bounded
streets. de signats cd by the No. on plan drawn
by Hugh Grant, surveyor on February II, 1871,
anneasd to an t sGt passed before REM Iaa
cording to which plan the lot measures. Englsn
measure % feet inches front on Caro- ndelet
separating it from lot No. g. 100 feet lines on the
line of lot No. g. and l8 feet inches in width IT
the rear. which fronts On an alley OF - ieet !.
inches lines wide on Common street, and IL feet
wide the 9th or end which alley is for the CON-
mon use of said lot No and lots Nos. -, u.s.. O.
8, IL, 49, IA and l6. Being the same property which
was acquired by the late William Connery from
Eugene Klein Orluz, OF Paris. France, BY act
Psssed before A. c. Chiapea, notary on March ~
Terms and Conditions-One-third cash. the bal
ance at one and two years credit in notes OF tn q
pufcnaSer bearing special mortgage anu VenoO!
lien and privilege on the property sold with eight
per cent interest from date Of sale until final pay
ment, the clause Of five per cent attorneys fees
in case of judicial proceedings for the recovery
Of payment Of said notes OF any portion thereof;
the buildings to be insured for sum to be fixed by
the administrator. and the policy transferred to
him OF to the holders of any of the notes, and 4
other u.ual clauses. The purchaser will be re-
quired to make deposit of ten per cent upon the
amount of adjudication at the moment of sale.
Act Of sale before E. A. PeyrOux, notary public
at the expense of the purchaser.
ie2l 90 i've ~ 20 Is
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from one source. If this has impaired his
official standing, as it is evident it was in
tended to do, we may expect to see our
commerce next season at the mercy of q
private corporation.
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By Gabriel beaumont.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LEAuMONT-No. 3s Pa.

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES LEAUMONT-No. s. 24i.
DY GABRIEL LEAUMONT-G: T. LEAU.
ID MONT, Auc1ionee lion SATURDAY July "a
1876 at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and
Auctioueers' Exchange. Royal street, between
Canal and Customhouee streets. will be sold, BY
virtue and in pursuance of an order from the ho-.
orable the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans bearing date Of juno "a 1876. the following
A LOT OF GROUND. bounded by Esplanade,
Third District of this city, being part of lot Of
ground desisnated as No 20, and having, French
measure, q feet inches front on Robertson
street, by 1870 feet in depth; together with the
buildings and i'm prOvements thereon.
Terms ard Condti0ns-One-third cash. and the
balance at one and two years credit. with notes
secured by mortgage on the property sold, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from date until
paid and five per cent attorneys fee in case OF
legal proceeding s for the recovery of the amount
of said notes or any part thereof; the pOhcy OF
insurance to be transferred to the holder or hold
era of slid notes until their final ayment.
The purchaser will assume the payment of taxes
pay able in 1871.
Act Of sale before Octave Morel. notary public.
at the expense of the purchaser e2S ys IL 10 rs %
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ADJUSTMENTS,
WENGER's GARDEN,

WhN"hn's aAhohN' :. % u ..l.--
Bourbon Street..............l5
B. WSNGR2, Proprietor. g..-.. tytl
Largest Hall in the city. Best RurOpssn A1lA
American journals on file. Three fne rooms, ana
families. with separate entrance Best Bear ~
moderate prices. The largest Orohesto q tho
world, plays from II 4. N. till u P. u. myl6
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The BLOODY KNIFE.-A difficulty TOOK
place at eight O'Clock Tuesday night oe-
tween David Shannon and James Duffy, at
Shannon's house, on Magazine, between
Gaienne and Calliope streets. The men
went out on the sidewalk and the difficulty
was resumed. which resulted in Shannon
being stabbed in the side with knife by
Duffy, who made his escape. The wounded
man was attended by DR.. Monette, VINO
pronounced the wound serious, but not
necessarily dangerous.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN THE
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS,
FRONTING ON GRAvIER. ORLEANS. MANDE-
VILE AND ELYSIAN FIELDS STREET.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS LACROlH.
Second District Court tor the Parish Of Ore AIS
No. 1861.


Second District Court tor the Parish of O1le AIS
No. 1851.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. AS Royal stree..-TUESDAY, July ii,
1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auc-
St. Charles Hotel, on St. Charles street, between
Common and Gravitr. by virtue and IN pursuance
tSe IS Second District c"ur, for the parish o Or
leans, dated June 1876, for account OF said sne
j. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated III
the First District of this city, in the square
any msasnfnr IS nch
vier street. by depth between parauel lines OF
''2 2. AN ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings thereon, situated III the Second Dls
trict of this city, in the square bounded by Ut
leane, St. Peter, Robertson and Claiborne stree,
and meacuring SO feet front on Orleans street, BY
g. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, together with
the build ngs and improvements thereon. situated
in the Third District of this city, designated BY
the No. 4, in the square bounded by Moreau tnow
Chartresl Victory nov Decatur MandsSl1se arc arc
'front.' on Vaudeville street, by ia feet Deep De-
twee y parallel lines; > ..,, 49,.
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated II
the Third District OF this city. designated BY the
Noe and B. in the SQUARE %a1snv % md yoo
Children NOW St. Claude) streets, and measnrlns
each Is feet ii inches front on Elysian Field
street, by 102 feet deep. between parallel lines,
American measure. . ,
| Terms and Conditions One third cash, the bal
| auce on a credit of one and two years for notes
l bearing special mortgage and vendors lien anc
privilege with eight per cent interest from da e
Of sale till final payment; the clause Olive per cen,
the recovery of payment Of said notes or any por'
ton thereof; the improved property to be kept II
| sured Dy purchasers in sum to be liked by Inc
administrator, aud policies transferred to MIN OF
the holders OF any of said notes and all the usna
| clauses. Purchasers will be required to make q
ton at the time OF sale.
| The whole to be sold according to plans ex
| hibt+d at the Exchange prior to and on the Gay
| Of sale.
Acts of sale of the properties described by ever
| plumbers before A. Z. Benvenu, notary pubic, ant
notary public, at the expense of purchasers
| ie8 Is u 29 iy6 IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HPEUIAL NVTIUEH,
Notice.-OfHce New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company No. 80 Msgssi inc straet.-The regular
monthly inetallment of TEN PER CENT to the
capital stock OF this company is now due and
payable on demand.
By order of the Board
E g. WHELOCK, President.
E. L. RANLErr, Secretary. iva st
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FIRE ON DECATUR STREET.-A fire broke
out about seven O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing in the three-stOry brick building NOS.
39l and 1893 Decatur street, between Elyslan
Fields and Marlgny streets, owned and &C.
cupied by the Crescent City Ice Company.
The fire was extinguished with az damage
BY fire and water of about $4,000; The
cause of the fire is unknown. John Walsh'
entered the vault ehort time before the
fire broke out to cover the ice, and was
burned to death. His body was found at
half past three O'Clock yesterday evening;
Mr.. j. b. FACET, foreman OF Hope Hook ana
Ladder No, 3. accidentally had his left leg
broken in jumping from the wall and fall
ing on hogshead.
The building was insured, but in what
company or to what amount could not %
ascertaned. The alarm was turned IN from
HOY Nn. 252. engine house Of Hope Hook
and Ladder No. 3, corner Of MArigny ana
Levee streets