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SUCCESSION OF MANY KENNEDY, WIFE
OF JOHN c. CRIMEN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of o. leans
No 40 100,

- No. 40 ROYAL STEEET-On SATURDAY,
he 1873 at Z no se,2gf I'll XII 3 1 hNn at Spgn
TIONt Frs EXCHANGE, on ROYAL
STREET, BETWEEN CUSTOMHOUSE AND
CANAL STREETS, by yirtus and ip gursu-
abes to an order from the Hon. A. L.. rfssDt,
Judge Of the second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans, dated March T. 1873. for
account Of said succession. the following de-
a CEEThiN E,T or GROUND. situated in
the Suburb r. enc, Second District of this city
designated as lot No. G. OF square No. 81, com.
prisad within St. Ann, Broad, Orleans and
Dorgsnois. or DoIbonde, streets, on q plan
dated December "a, 1896. drawn by J. a. Bouge.
rol, surveyor. and deposited ia the Office OF
Felix dc ArmAs. lAts 81 n ,tary public in this
city. Said lot measures 81 feet inches front on
81 Ann street bs Is feet 3 inches In depth, to-
gethsr with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. Being the same property which was
acquired by John. @. Crimen from Peter Miller
By act passed before W. J. Casteil notary In
this city on the ninth OF June, 1870,
Terms md Condtions-One half cash and
the remainder at ono years credit. for note
specially secured by mortgage and vendor 2
lion and all the other usual clauses. rhs note to
bear int rest at the rats Of s Dor cont psr m
mum from day 81 sale Till final payment, and {
per cent attorneys fees in event OF suit 70 en-
force payment; the improvements To be kept
insured and policy transferred.
Act of sale before G. T. Soniat. notary public
at the purchase 3 expense.
illf am o N
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Alice r. Neal Mrs. Guynsmar) ct sis.
GIXTH DIBTHL r COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orb ans No $3.50 BY virtue Of writ of
seizure and sale. 10 me directed by the honora-
leans, In the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, ut the Merchants
and Anetionsers' Exchange. koyal street be-
tween Canal and CustDnbOuse streets. in the
Second District Of this city. on TU GSDAY. May
Z. 1873 ut ~ O'Clock m, tho following described
'l XII TH II TTiNNDGv1DBD oNE-HALFrsrER-
three certain lots II ground. situated on tho
right bank of the Mississippi river, opp site the
city OF New O, leans, designated by the numbers
one, two and twenty. five. ~ square number
Ave, which ls bounded By Pacific and atlantic
nv nuss and Tbaysr and Peter stree to, as pet
plan made by W. Thornton Thompson, SUR
vsyor, ON the seventh day Of March. 1919,
according 70 which plan said lots measures,
In American measure. .as foilows, TO wilt.
ether, and measure each twenty-seven feet
five inches 'front.' on Thayer street By one
hundred and TWEEN fest in depth. between
parallel Hines; lot number one forming
the corner OF Thayer street and Atlantic Avenue
Of said square; and lot number twenty-five
quarters lines front on Atlanti Avenue BY enc
hundred and tvs,tys three feet eight inches in
dGDth, between parallel lines. Being the same
property acquired by Gordon G. Org. q fornsr
husband Of the defendant from Robert Geddss
Ffy act passed before James Grahhm, late ~ no.
tary public In this city on tbs twenty fifth Feb
ruarv, 1861.
aeizsd in tho above suit.
Tsrms-Cash On the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff D: the Parish Of Orleans.
aps 10 10 N my47
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RY Chas. III. Reed.

CHOICE DOUBLE STORE ON VILLERE
STREET. ALGIgRs: DOUBLE COTTAGE.
CORNER OF PACIFIC AVENUE AND
HOMER STREET: A VERY DESIRABLE
VACANT LOT; A DOUBLE TWO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLING AND A NEW BAKERY
BUILDING. WITH OVENS AND I'M
MOVABLE APPARATUS; ALL PAYING
INVESTMENTS. WELL SITUATED. COM
HANDING GOOD RENTS. AND OFFER
ING FINE INDUCEMENTS TO INVEST
ORS.
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DY HOEY. MACON h O'CONNOR- Nicholas
ID J. Hoey Auctiopesr-Offiee No. IL Caronde-
lst street SATURDAY. April ~. 1873. ut Ia
O'Clock M, at tho ut Charles Auction Exchange.
In the basement rotunda of the St. Charles
the Second District Court for the parrish III Or
leans. dated March 49, 1873 will be sold by .pubfc
auction In he above entitled matter. the follow
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. with MI the. build
ings and improvements thereon. in the Fourth
District Of this city, in the square bounded by
Constance, Laurel, Se"ond and Third streets
Join each other and measure each 26 feet 8
inches lines front On Third street, the same In
rear by the following depths. VIZ: 12s feet Q
inches lines on the line II lot No. 49, j16 fsst q
inches lines on ths line Of lot No. 81. IA 12s
feet 8 inches lines on the line Of lot NO. 22.
fhe i'm provensnts comprise o. nsht one stot
frame cottage. retired from tho street. With
front and side galleries. and has exposure to
the south and west. and Is known by the No. 1es
Third street
Terms and Conditions Of Sa)s-One-thlrd
cash, and the remainder ut one and two years
credit. with Interest Of per cent per annufn
from date Of sale until final payment. with the
penal clauses Of s per cent lawyers fees. and
msnts to bs kept Insured for their full yalus
until the payment Of the lasf note, and thu,
whole Of said clauses 10 bs secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien on ths property
sold. The purchasers. in add ion 10 the
amount Of their bids. to mss ums the payment OIL
all taxes eligible on said property during this
current year 1873.
Acts Of sale - the expense of the purchasers
before James Farey. notary pubic.
rntt2G 10 ar6 IA % n
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MAYoRALTY or NEw ORLEANS.
City Hall, Aprii 2G. 1873.
mo, 4G6-Administratio SeriesJ

mo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SeftGS.1
Whereas, the authority Of Samuel =. Blanc
to net as attorney for the city Of New Orleans,
in conjunction with the City Attorney. in the
case OF the City vs. the Southern Bank, in the
Fifth District Court, has been disputed, now,
therefore,
Be 1t ordained, etc. That we recognize Mr..
Blanc as having BEEN employed for two years
past In the examination and conduct of said
cause, and desire him to continue so to act in
association with the City Attorney, both in
said matter and In the prosecution Of the
claims and rights Of the city to require the
payment Of taxes from banking corporations,
The same having been specially referred to
him for suit and collection.
Adopted by the Council of the city oi
New Orleans, April %, 1873.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
A true copy:
THos q. RAPIER. Secretary.
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CITY ORDINANCES-.-OrFICIAL.
NAYoRALTy or New ORLEANS.
City Hall. April &c. 1878.


City Hall. April &c. 1878. !
NO He4-Administration SeriesJ
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
BE 1t ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
month Of March, 1873 and that the Adminis-
traitor OF Public Accounts warrant on the Adj
minstrator Of Finance In payment OF the
same:
Besnard ID Montagnet. for building
nuisance wharf ut the foot u
Keynes street, Third District. MS
No IA n W W. Ivy $500 90
r. w. Bothck carriage hire for grand
annroved -...........,..... 80 90
the month Of March, 1875 as
Waterman on the Montgut street
dump Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
NJ J. MeAdnm, one steamboat bell
for belfry ir, the Seventh District s77 80
W. n. Corapton, for painting and
withdrawing canal bridges, mp
proved ......,.............,... 2sG 30
II. +. Manning, ballast for street re-
pairs, approved ..,..,,....... 10 10
IobtI -... 90. p'H'" Wv
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans, April rs, 1873
Brown, Cavanac, Diamond, Edwards
HcCaffrey, Kengstnrff.
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
THos O. RAPrER, Secretary.
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RY HOEY. MACON b o,CoENOR-Nicholas
- J. Hoey. Auetinnser-Office No. II Caron-
delet strsst-SATURDAY, April n. 1873, at u
O'Clock M. At the st. Charles Auai.n Ex-
change. in the, basement rotnnda OF the ".
honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated March 10. 1873. will bs
sold at public auction. In the above entitled
matter. the following described property. to
wit
FIVE AND ONE-HALF LOTS OF GROUND.
in the Third District Of this city. situated in
the square bounded by Louisa. Cl9uet, 81, John
the Baptist lnow Robertsonl and st. Avid NOV
and the one-haf Of lot No. 6, ON II plan by
d'Hemeeourt survet or. annexed to an act be-
fore G. Agaisse. d tary, on July 10. 1875 Lots
Nos. and measure each 81 feet front on Lou
lea street by liz in depth Lots Nos. 12. 10 and II
measure each 30 fest on st. Avid now Claibornej
street By 10 feet c inches In depth.
Terms Of sals-Cash.
Acts Of sale ut the expense OF the purchaser
before N. b Trist notary public
mb2S 10 aDs II 2027
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
success,on Of yean Rapt,sts Rouc

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 10 oi5-Whereas, Thomas
Bouche bas petitioned the court for letters 81
datvs tsstamentary execntorship On the estate
Of the late Jean Baptiste Bouchs. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given n al whom 1t may con
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order Of the court.
ap1S ~ 27s JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Succession Of MARK Davis.

- ish Of Orleans, No. s9.2s7-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors ofthis estate and TO all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
ton days from the present notification. If any
by Bel jamin Davis. testamentary executor In
this estate. should not be approved and
homologated. and the funds distributed In &C
cordanca Herewith.
By order OF the court.
apIS ~ m John HERPERT, Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.

FRANCOIS GoNTHIER vs. HIS CREDITO Rs-
No. 1902.
HECREDTTORSO OF FRANCOIS GONTHTER
Il are hereby notified to appear Mt the Office
OF T., Cambray ESQ. a notary public in this CITY.
on MONDAY. the twenty ninth day Of April.
1878, at IL O'Clock m, for the purpose Of taking
Into consideration the appl cato Of said Fran
COTS douthie for respite; and In the meantime
all judicial proceed ngs against his person and
property are stayed
GEO. r. CAZELAR
ap23 u my2 Deputy Clerk.
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SUCCESSION OF FRANK Fl. MITCHELL AMI
WIFE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 40 lg1.

6eFOUl DISbIItH LOuTb tus hIlSH VI cIf5hHS
No. 40,l2l
DY CHAs, f. REED. Aucioneer-Offlce No.
Nav q ss IL n sRk2ss Se1Et Chs
1iiers streets. Aeilrs. now Fifth District d
Of the Hon. A. L. .Tissot. Judge Of the second
Dis,rict Court for the parish Of ORR ans. which
order was signed April IS, 1878. the . operty for
Gc' TH i r. EST T,e LA a;i AND VALUhBLE
LOT OF GROUND, with the improvements
thereon knoWn as No,5. Of the az are nounded
~ Assps now FEE ptr na Of hs ety.
The said lot measures - feet inches front on
ys1e ssss. n asD5 a - s1s pfhs
STORE, sheds In front. aud occupied by exc. J.
lent tenants. one side as shoe store and the
other as an oyster saloon and restaurant. Sit
uated on the best part OF the principal business
street and convenient to all the manufacturing
tabIshments Of Algiers and the ferry land
| at remunerative rentals, and Offers an escellent
81 fsG r. a the
Pacific and Eimlre Avenues jackson and Ho.
o A VIZ TRo alD Is 2 H5sE hs sTRHE
and measures 30 feet inch lines front on Pa
clhc Avenue. by depth and front on Homer
street OF 1913 feet 8 inches. American measure.
The vAG caaTf c 6qasf LOT
GROUND In the Fifth District. known as let or
h OF square No. 4, which square 10 bounded by
Peter. Alix and Chestnut streets and Elmire Az
enue, which lot measures 81 feet inches line
front on Chestnut street by q depth and front o.,
Alix street Of "a feet inches between pa allel
| lines. All the rest Of the square fs well built
the surroundings are cheerful and pleasant
and this corner lot Is very desirable for either
s'sr2 or c dTshs pI6T 81 GROUND in the
Fifth District If this city. with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. known IS
and Chestnut streets and Eimire Avenu B. and
measuring s5 feet inches front on Alix street
| by depth Of GO feet inches line. Thr i'm.
I provement is NEW DOUBLE TWO-STORY
STAT E ROOF DWELLING Of four rooms and
kitchen building each sidri eIstsrn. etc the s
well FIFE orp 81 pko ayNhS 5s Fifth Dis
AND And coTTAeE thereon. The The square Il ia
bounded by Alix. Yallette. Chestnut
and Peter streets. and ;, the, sad
lot measures 81 feet Q inches lines front on
Alix street by &c feet inches In depth between
provement is a FRAME COT rAGE DWELL.
STABLE. AND .WAKFROOM AND IMMtNsE
LOCATED FOR THE BsKERY BUsIaEss
| The OVENS and other attachments ars wei
arranged and built modern in design and con
veniently placed for business.
CERTAIN VALUABLE OPEN ACCOUNTS
Terms-s ash Acts OF sale by W. Fl. sey
mour notary, at expense OF purchasers.
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Second District Court, for the Parish Of Orleans
No. N.1st.

NO. A.lSl.
pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctionssr- OpFICE
- A6 ROYAL sTREET-On SATURDAY.
Nav 49, 1878. ut u o'clock N, will be sold It pub
IT, auction, ct the MEECHA ANTS AND Ag J!g
between Canal and Customhoss, streets, BY
virtue and in pursuanes to an order from tho
Hon a. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second Dis.
trict Court, for tbs parish Of Orleans. dated
April 9. 1873 for account 81 said succession. the
following described property 10 wit
TWO TOTS OF GROthD with all the privi-
leges, rights, wars. customs. spryifudes and
appprtsDances thereto belonging, situated In
the city Of Carroilton. now tbs Seventh District
Of this city designated by the Nos. II and 10, in
tho square -. and bounded by Lsondias,
70 plan No. ~. in the book Of plans. Of g. Il.
StrjDgsr; said lots measure each 30 fest front
on Leondias street by depth of 100 feet, be-
tween parallel lines; which lots were acquired
by said deceased from Charles Flasbr, as per
net before +. Charles Porter, notary public Of
the parish Of Jefferson. March a, 1863.
Tsrms-Cash on adjudication the purchaser
10 assume the payment Of taxes 81 the current
year over and above prics OF adjudication.
Act Of sale before 9. Mprel, notary public at
the OK penss of the purchaser.
hpI3 20 u my4 II ~
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ST. ANN s'r kEhT
BETWEEN BROAD AND DORGENOIS
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MAkY KENNEDY WIFE
~ IN
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NO. SDl43.
DY HOEY. MACON h O'COENOR-NTCHO-
- las J. Hoey, Anctionssr--Office No. IL Caron-
o'clock m. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
on St. Charl,s street. by virtue, OF q Judgment
rendered In the above entitled matter, by the
honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. ON the fifth Of April. 1873
and signed on the tenth April. 1873. will be sol
Of Henry Fassmann, tbs following described
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GpOUND, In the
First strict Of this city comprised within Cal
Hope, Eu hr sine Freret and Locust streets
and measuring about 3o1 feet inches 3 lines
In front on each OF said Freret and Locust
streets by about 1853 feet inches lines In front
ON each OF said CaiIiope and Eu ohrosine streets
together with all the buildings and improve
ments, machinery. etc, thereon, and known az
Che Fassmann Cotton Press.
Terms Of sale-Casb.
Act Of sale Mt the EXPENSE OF the purchaser
before Ghaa. T. Soniat. Esa.. notary public.
ap11 20 n my4 Ii IA
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Maurice w. smith, lhss. S@.ger subf0~
gated. Ys Edmond VI. Igens & Co.

FOURTH DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IL ian Of Orieans, No. 30 GZ9.-H7 virtue OF o Writ
Of hsrt facias ~ ms directed by tho hon.
erab 9 the Fourth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, l
premf-es hereinafter designated. on sATUE-
DAY. April n, 1873 at 1o3s o'ctock n na.s sAs
following Described property. u VII
ONE BOILER AgD FIXTURES. On the bat
ture, betwsen Julia and Sotro Dame streets. IN
the First Dietriet Of this city.
Seized In fh~ above suft.
Terms-ash on the spot
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
ap1s1fZ
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yuD1O1AL ADvERTIsElGENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
~-~NJ-s~~~Se>NsSSS~~~-S~sa~~SJSDNlSNJ
BY Albert Paul.

SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF
WASHINGTON AND LAUREL STREETS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-THE sTAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
fe1sn J49 to 100 Magazine street.
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succession OF Paralee Paris, or Harris, or

SECOND DIsTRTC COURT FOB THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 40.2ss-Whereas, George
T. Pari- has petitioned the court for letters OF
administration on the estate Of the late Parslee
hereby given to all whom 1t may concern to
show cause within ten days why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted.
By order OF the court.
ap2s n mya JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT ON SEVENTH
BETWEEN LAUREL AND CONSTANCE
STRFETS.
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SUIT IN PARTITION.
PLANTATION ON BAYOU TECHE. PARISH
OF ST. MARTIN.
TRACT OF LAND IN SAME PARISH.

IN THE MATTER OF ZOEItNA CHEETIEN
and husband vs.. Virginia Chrstion and hus'
band ct ais.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Or
Ieans-No. 4D163,
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OF WIDOW CHRISTINE
ENGET.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. "a, g72.
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JUDICIAL ADvERr1sEMENrs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY P1aoide j. Spear.

TWO LOTS OF GROUND, OF IEONIDAs
MERLY THE CITY OF CAEROLLTON.
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CERTAIN VALUABLE OPEN ACCOUNTS

AND CLAIU5.
TERMS ash. Acts OF sale by w. Fl. Sey-
mour notary, at expense Of purchasers. A
deposit sufficient In AMOUNT will be exacted On
the spot TO ind the sale. See plans OF proper
ty at Meeha1's saloon. ap18 20 q my4 II 10
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SUCCESSION OF MRS, WILHELMIEA HAT
TING
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BUILDING LOTS IN THE THIRD DISTRICT
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM MOORE.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81 .y73,
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JUDICIAL ADvERrlsE16EHTs.
AUCTION SALES.
by Hosy, Macon d O'Connor.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN II. KEUTHAf

DESIRABLE COTTAGE Il PRUDENCE In THF
GARDEN DISTRICT
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Sixth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No
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THE FAssMANN COTTON PRESS AT ACC
TIOE,
SUCCESSION or HENRY FAssMANN.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 30 Ii9,
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AmeIle GiFod, wife Of Rene DumestFe, e.
al Va. Joseph airod.

Civil Sheriff d the Parish OF Orleanss
mh2s aD2 Q 10 1871
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HypoIite Chabouraux Va. Leui. n. Ferret.

NIyII s5HsIIH Vi tl15 Al i5H VI OII''ssEo'
n1T ap3 10 II 24N
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THos. u. RApTER, Secretary.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-12
PEABODY HOTEL

TIE larse and elegant Hotei has been re-
Gently fitted IN the n1st exquisite style By
the the eeasbrstsd Professor Paine. The
Pfosesa0T sxegeiSea rer>oLsi Eupervis on
over every article Of food which comes
into ras Esevar9's department. befoge ii ia
given o1t ~ the eooks. Mix and other ar
neass u diet are regularly inspected: hsnes
w1thstandis the large q Urnber of guests
not yinzts tse Of dis<ass has occurred
and the il valid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The Professor has thus cen verted
q frst~class Hotsl into sanctuary OF
health instead Of pest-house Of disease.
as Ia frequently the case with Hotels. He
nas the most experienced Managers, at
tentive Walters and scieotifc Cooks, who
eater to the comfort, health and happiness
OF the guests, instead vi tho passions and
naorpid sppetites. The charges are in keep
Ing with tle tirnss, being g. per day for
room and three meals Rooms without
board, from ~ ,ents to 81. Weekly beard,
from q 70 Sl2. Board without Yo<Jns. g Sd
per week. se Tn meal tick eta Tor q.
Open day I'D nighttime cars running
past the door 5nyey assen gers to or from
any Of the der Dts. or any part nf the city.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-12
WHY TIE INDIANS FIGHT.

STARVED rHTo DEspEEATIon AND Hes-
7nITY-sUeGEsTIogs FROM TIE yKor-
TIER.
Oregon, Nevada, and Idaho are all lust
DOW more or less agitated over the Indian
war. A good many lives have already been
sacranced, and vast amount OF properly
hasbeen jsopardized, the peace Of the from
tier has been destroyed for this year, and
Tue hopes Of hundreds Of poor iamiltes---
those most deserving Of sympathy and pro.
tect'on-haye been rudeIy blasted. The In.
dians who have created this stat. Of affair,
VIII be pursued and killed, Of course; there
b nothing else to do with an Indian when
no takes 70 the war path. At the same
time, It ba cruel shameful war 90 far, a,
tlk Government IL Concerned, and ous
wnHh won ''s been Impossible had
simple and honssl means been taken to pre.
vent Il. The English never have wars with
thsir Indians. Brigham Young planted q
colony OF rough and selfish men In the heart
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FTyg gCgDaYsCHGOL GIgLs.

osE og TEEN DRAWS 4 FTsTsG AND sEor7.
HEE co1PAsEoK'e BosE orr.
TIE fosIo~tng s:ogy was n1 4 Post re-
p,hs' a. the itztt po'tee s:asaoa early this
rosrtsg. snd b>.rg 70 l&:s 70 gs. pss4k4,
lara or verify fses, Il is gives for Shst /. Il
worth. On Iondsy night a pse-ne Va,
given by ths gIDessepta stree. Bapth4
Church Sunday -scbooL Daring the nighi
a quarrel arose betwsen tws young gir's
one u whom drew . pis&ol from her pocket
srd expeessd the intertaon Of shoosing th.
otbeg, whose nans wss s&n to be Jous
The pistol was wrerebsd from her h,efors
any damage Was done, but Il was subse-
queltly restored TO her. Waiting her o.
portunfty, the belhzeyers damssl caught
xiss JoDes near the gate, later fn the NTH.
and, with an offensive eptthss, fred fuil in
her fsee, The ball striking On the LEFT stde
Of the nose and passing through II. Friends
took the injured giri home, and one o.
them, q mao named A. B. Anderson, called
At the station for an officer, relating thu
story a. given sbove, and saying that the
parties, Or at least the wouDdsd woman
was waiting q. the corner Of K and Seventh
streets. Do reaching the spot no One was
to be keen. The same man called yester.
day. and stated that the woman was not
expected TO ltye.--[Washington Post.