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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
END OF THE POOL TOURNAMENT.

The national pool tournament, at the Union
square billiard rooms, concluded Saturday Mucn
TO the surprise of many who have watched the games
from beginning to end WahstrOm not only iaed 10 VIII
tho champion badge, but only secured the trd prize
The game OF Saturday evening between "ahis'Io"
and grille Dion attracted interest than any other
Of t1e tournament BY winning this Wahlstrom would
have made three ties for the badge and first money
prize between himself, c. Dion ana Knight The game
was not concluded until early yesterday. Wahi-
strom failed 10 play with his usual fortune ana
Dion az last scored eleven out of eighteen games
The defeat OF Wahlsrom by Knight on Friday evening
followed Inv tbat of saturday. gave the impress
sion that this course was taken obtain opportunity
"a meeting for larger stake, between Diustu anu
the winner of the champion badge 1t is said that ar
rangcUncnts are making for such contest. As a
result o: the Tournament, Crrle Dion wins the DauSe
and $3.50; Samuel Knight the second prize $50; Wa
strom the third 800; and Joseph Dion the fourth 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
support or children committed by Police mags-
G.. lie following amOunts were appTOpIiated:
TWEED's LIFE AS A WARNING.
THE REV. W. p. HATFIELDs ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN
Lessons for young men from the life and

" W. p
Lessons for young men from the life and
death of William NJ. Tweed, formed the subject Of
mon, at the Eighteenth Street Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, last evening, by the Rev. W. L.
Hatfield. The text was taken from % Samuel. J., 9
"How the mighty fallen: aud LIST COrnthian X,
10: Wherefore let him that thnketh he tndeh take
heed lest he tl The preacher spoke in part as FOL
lows:
What lessons do the life and death Of Tweed
teach That sin, sooner or later VIII be punished.
The Bible teaches that the wages OF SIN Is
death; that whatsoever q man sOweth that
shall lie also reap. II there was an example Of
The certainty of punishment Oyertakng the cydOer
have II IN the history before us. For time Tweed
laughed at the efforts made TO break down
The power he held and when the people complained Of
the cxOrbitan taxes and the squandcrng Of the public
funds he calmly asked What You going TO do about
II o. The fact that he confessed his and Of
his time during his last days in reading the Bible
evidence OF his deep sorrow, and Of his desire 10
make some atOnement for his past offences.
Mr. Tweed had traits Of character which, If they did not
cover his sins. nevertheless worthy Of admiration.
He was a friend to the poor, giving literally in the
town where he lived and at one time, II IS authOra-
lively stated, he distributed $4,000 to the poor in this
.ffN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
TELEGRApnIc NOTES

GRE,TFAIIS v H. Anil - Notices were posted
IN mills 81 the Great Falls Manufacturing Company YES
tay, aunouncnga 10 per cent reduction OF wages To take
effect On Monday, MAY g.
BfIIENIIIE, Ont. April PA. Brooks, of
yic formerly contractor IL the Grand Junction ai
has sUCi the for SGUoOUp Tor Work alleged 20
have been dOnC on the line.
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, April 2l-lIenry Porter
attorney Of this city, has begun suit against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for services rendered during the
past six years claiming judgment IN the sum o. sol SIC
OTTAWA, Ont. April 2l.-lt is understood that
Marcus Smiths report the British Columbia section o the
Pacific Railway will recommend The Pine River Pass f"ut"
claimed that fertile track Of country will be thus opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
DEATH IN 4 PRISON CELL.

John Norton. thirty-onc years old, was ar
rested by Officer O'Kcafe, of the Twcntyuinth Pre-
cnct Oh Saturday afscruoon, for ntOxicaton At the
staon-nousc h gave his occupation that of an actor
and said that he hal no home. lie was locked up IN IA
cell. and at 4 O'Clock Sunday morning tie dOorman
found him living on the floor nSCnsihle. Dr. ichuc was
called and ambulance seut for but before It's
arrival Norton was dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
IpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rErBrSE.I

MIsApPROPRIATING Trust IUNDs-THE STATE
MENT NOT CREDITED
lBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBUNE.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 21.-COnsiderable cx-
element was created this morning b. the publication of
an article affecting tho Integrity Of General John g.
Mitchell, n prominent citizen connected with pros
porous building association. In n general way he was
charged with the, Misrepresentation Of about 10000
Statements have been made and signed by the president
o. the association and the secretary and the examining
committee clearly and emphatcaly cNonerating General
Mitchell from the charges. The officers OF the aSSOcla
ton saw THAT the alleged fraudulent transactions are
utterly false that there has been Misrepresentation OF
single dollar and that they find the securities OF tho
Association perfectly good committee "f experts
have be-, looking the books, IN then report
that every dollar Is accounted for that the report
published Is false in every particular and That the ac
counts OF the Secretary, who rumOr SAID had
misappropTiated several hundred dollars, also cor
rect the reports which had gained considerable clrct
latiun doubtless published tO satisfy personal
piquc against General Mitchell and Secretary stewart
The attack made upon General MtchclS good name Is
denounced by the hest citizens as without foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
CHARGES AGAINST A NAVY OFFICER.

The Sergeant-at-Arms of the United States
Senate was tLis city saturday, ana supGnacd sew
cra officers OF the navy and Othes TO appear before The
Senate Naval Committee 10 give evidence in relation 10
CHARGES against PayDircct0r George f. Cutter, OF the
Navy One OF these charges is understood 10 have been
made BY Pay Director j. o. Bradford. TO the effect nal
Mr.. Gutter discharged, without cause, CLERK named
Gregory from the navy pay Office az No. 20 broadway
PayDrtc;OIs Bradford aud j. c. Eldrcdge, ana CllcI
clerk Roach OF No. 20 Broadway, are among the wit
upgses summoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
THE BRITISH ARMAMENrS.
JoSbON Nfouday. Auril %

IONDON MOnUHy' AVTII II IN1T.
Tie Times has the following dispatch from
Calcutta: IAN the energies Of the Government are con-
ccntraed OF war preparations. The native regiments
have been ordered to recruit up Their full strength
Immediately. Factories for the Manufacture Of
arms are working day ana nigit, Sundays and week
daya. The Sepoys have responded chccifuly 10 TIE
summons for foreign service, and number OF regiments
have spontaneously volunteered
In Great Britain the men belonging To the Army Re
serve have iOncd their cOiurs In very satisfactory
manner. The number OF ehscuccs In the various dis
tT.cts averages less than percent from all causes.
IEJr other Foreign Nsc5 FUst PJgc.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
SHOT WITHOUT A WARNING.

John Riley, age twenty-One, of No. 26S
North seveuth-st, Brooklyn, and Patrick Fitzpatrick,
age tweny-th three living IN Sixhst North Seventh
had a quarrel yesterday afternoon, in front of Reys
house about paying for liquor. Fitzpatrick soon
went away. Half an hour afterward he returned and
sbouted 10 Riley 10 out. Riley's father,
LANES Riley ago fortyeight appeared at the second
siory window with gun, as Fitzpatrick turned to go
away without saying word, no raised the gun and
fred AT Fitzpatrick the shot taking effect In his back
and eft side At the Eastern District Hospital which
ne was taken the seians said that his recovery
very doubtful Both the Reys were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
A NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR MURDERED.

COLUMBUS, Ca, April 2l.-Coloncl W. L.
Salisbury banker. Mayor pro temporc, ana owner Of
The enquirer sun OF Columbus. fatally shot In the
back while entering train AT Scale Ala, at 10 o'clock
Saturday night, by Dir. r. VI. Palmer. DIR. Palmer had
sued Colonel Salisbury for $3.50 900 for damages 10 char
acter by publications and the jury had awarded him
cent. Colonel Salisbury died to-day. Palmer has fed
Great .naton prevails, ana reward of 300 has
been offered for the arrest uf the murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
TEONINENT ARRIVALS.

TrCreH HOnsc-Captan Hamilton Perry. of the
steamship britannia, ana Francis Murphy Grand CEN
J}1-IX Luke =. Poland Of Vermont
Nicholas HOtct-EN Congressman Thomas G. PIatt OF
OwegO and Captain flannel BrcOks of The steamship
City OF Montreal .H0dadH IoseDr. {. II. Peters Of
Hamilton College. ih hrenHe Hot-Ihc hon j. T.
Usher of KGnSas Judge T. D. Rice OF Maine and Robert T.
Carr, Of ST Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
DIFFICULTIES ATTENDING TRUE LOVE.

Patrick Merrick, of Willis-ave. and One
hundred. and-iorty -sixth-st, ordered his daughter
Bridget twenty years DID, not to receive the attentions
of a young man named Joyce. Merrick caught them
exchanging signals at the front window SATURDAY ana
into ~ street and logged him. MerTck then reentered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
DEATH OF TWO VICARs-GENERAL

BosToN, April 21.-The Rev. +. +. Lyndon,
YcarGcnera of the Archdiocese of Boston, died Friday
night after "a brief Illness.
BALTIMORE, April 2l.-The Very Rev. Joseph Paul
of Baltimore. and Rector Of ST. Mary's Theoogi-
cal Seminary. IN this city died. yesterday pneumonia
after "A short illness.
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3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
A PRELUDE TO WAR.

MIR. LAYARD TAKING MEASURES FOR THE PROTECTION
OF BRITISH INTERESTS.
LONDON. Monday. April d. 1873.
Adispatch to The Daily Nurs, dated Constantlnope,
Saturday says Mr.. Layard has taken steps to put
English subjects under the protection of the Ameri-
can Minister. The latter has asked the consent Of
his Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

the house and finished whipping Bridget Dotwthstand
ing the protestauOns OF her lover who wtnessea ,e
terdsy and taken before Justice Wandel who told the
prisoner he should reason with and not WHIP MS go"h
mp daughter. Merrici answered that reasoning Gu no
good. lie held Tor examination joyce Is sui al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
DIVIDING THE EXCISE MONEYS.

GIVING RELIEF TO INSTITUTIONS IN NEED.
The issue of $4,000 of CrotOn water main
,tock and $4,000 of assessment bonds for tie con-
!tructon and improvement of Rlvorsidc-ave was au-
thorized by the Board of ApportiOnment on Saturday
Ia accordance with the Controllers recommendation,
the board concluded to appOrtiou $54 of the Excise
moneys now In the fund among 100 charitable nstitu
lions of the city. Following the appointments
among institutions which will receive $1,000 or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
HONE NEWS.
THE RHO

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, NO
2l8 BROADWAY.
Gam. &C, Noon. 10. 3 p IN. 7s' Midnight, jj2
Highest daring the dav rs Lowest, 30;
Average, G3s.7. same day 1917, iG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

a lingering and generally fatal disease often
results severe cold left 70 take care Of itself Better
prudenty resort Dr. JAYNFs EXpecOrant the
symptom cough cold av0d planting In the sys
ten the incurablo lung throat complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

Telephones put up for all purposes and war
ranted Vaus and protected by Central
Oncc System. HOLMES Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company,
5lS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
Announcements.

DOCUTA SandalwOOd.- certain cure dis
cases Of urinary organs Beware Of dangerous limitations
All druggists Circulars mailed DUNDAs DICK Co., y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

A FINE ASSORTMENT of French gold
~ paper hangngs 25 per roll good paper ~ eta
gold window shades III per pair Also carpets oil cloths 80
cts. per yard. J. W. COATES.
2Sl IudsOnst. below Spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
TWO SUICIDES IN BROOKLYN.

Henry Leopold, German cabinetmaker, was
found dead in his bed at No 80 Myrrleavc, Brooklyn
yesterday morning His throat had been cut with razor
which lay by his side. Leopold nrtyseven years
Of age. AS he did not come to breakfast
at tho usual hour yesterday, Ferdinand Gut
brecht the landlord, went upstairs and found Leo
pold lying on the floor in pool OF blood.
Coroner simms found In the dead mans clothing pa
per containing the following, in German, written on the
back OF bill head Maggie Hanson has not cent TO
claim from me She had refused my proposal and said
that she did not want 10 marry me. have not even
touched her, but has made love to others all the
same. Through fOolery l have been led TO take this
step An Outcast among men, nobody can really Judge
me. because no one imagine the position am IN.
Through bad society inexperienced men are wOrsted.
and alsO through bad treatment" TIE note had no
signature The inquest held yesterday afternoon,
The Jury returning verdict in accordance with the facts
maggie Hanson who is seventeen years old, has been
elnployed in Mr. Gutbrechts family as servant for a
year She said last night that Leopold had made her
several OffeIs OF marriage, but she had not looked
favOraby on his suit. ~.
Philip BumenstOck age thirty-eight, OF No 404 De-
graw-st, Brooklyn committed suicide on Saturday. On
business matters ne has been dependent for
several months Saturday morning he came 20 this city
about o'clock after eating light breakfast At r. m
he returned home. complaining that he was SICK He told
his wife that lie had taken nothing but cup OF tea Dr.
Watt was summoned but could give him no relief At
O'Clock his death occurred. The post mOrtem examina-
ton Yesterday showed that death was caused by some
corrosive poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
A LUNATICs ESCAPE FROM CONFINEMENT.

John Gill; wealthy builder, well known in
this city, escaped April II from the Hudson River
Asylum for the Insane in which he had been confined
for several months After the death OF his first wife Mr.
Gill married young and beautiful lady, two years ago
and soon without cause, developed the most intense
jealousy separation became necessary by reason Of
Francis OTIS at BellpOrt, L. l. Her husband sought her
out aud, lying IN wait for her In the garden shot her
twice the balls taking effect IN her back and
shoulder, infctrng severe wounds. The subsequent
trial Of Mr. GIN demonstrated mis- insanity and he was
life of Police officer Kune Of this city, upon the Occa
sion visit paid him by the latter his Jealousy being
og.S exoitcd in some way Having obtained permission
20 20 out for airing Gin escaped and came, 1t is be-
leved to this city. Officer Pell OF POughkeepse,
ported the Inspector Murray who, with Captain
ByTnes has been looking for the insane man, so far
without success. Gill is large stout man, with heavy
beard 1t is feared that he will more try 10 take
Wife's life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22
CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

GENERAL MTTCHTIL, or COLUMBUS, ACCUSED OF
MIsApPROPRIATING Trust IUNDs-TnE STATE
MENT NOT CREDITED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-22

The depth of water IN the Hampstead
Storage Reservoir is greater than any previous time
Henry Ward Beecher, the chaplain of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
RoBT. g. WooD. Secretary.
MAYoRALTY or New ORLEANS,
City Hall, December II. 1873. J

MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall. December Il, 1873. J
mo. administration Series.
An ordinance repeating ordinance No. 475i,
Administration Series.
Whereas. ordinance No. 4754, Adminlstra-
ton Series, seems to have been passed by the
City Council without full and complete I'M
Outstanding Of the extent to which IL might
involve the city Of New Orleans, nor u The
purposes for which 1t might be used, and
Whereas, the application of the terms OF
said ordinance to the drainage tax could not
have been intended as it would impose upon
the city as debt that which ought to form
no part of its obligations therefore,
BE 1t ordained by the Mayor and Admin
istrators in Common Council convened,
That to prevent all possible misunder-
ordinance No. 475i, Administration
Series, relative to the withdrawal Of the oppo-
sition Of the city Of New Orleans III the matter
of the Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation, etc. he and is hereby repealed, and
that the said opposition of the city be en-
forced.
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans December TO- 1878
Yeas Eehan, Cheyalley, Glynn. Houston,
Isaacson. Marks, Meallin.
l. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoRr G. WooD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
;oRT g. WOOD. Secretary.



No. Standardization Series
An ordinance to provide for the cleanliness
OF Streets cutters, etc; to prescribe the
duties IF houschndofs and occupants ~
premises, To- hS penalties for the viola
ton 1T this ordinance. and prescribe the
duties Of the employees Of tine Depart
ment of improvements and the Crescent
City police IN relation to its enforcement.
SECTION /. 10 il ordained by the Council
Of the City Of New Orleans, hat from and
after December y, 1878, it shall be unlawful
for any person or PERSONS to Keep or deposit
any UlfHl, ashes. Cinders. filth, foul or often
sivo matter. corrupt or putrid water or any
shells. hay, straw, kitchen stuff, paper, vegeta-
hle matter or any substances ri any kind,
that may be offensive to smell, or injurious to
health or liable to become So in any yard,
lot space or building OF to- throw the Same on
auy sidewalk. or in any gutter, street, drain
or canal or to cause the same to be done, or
to permit or suffer any servant, employee.
or member Of the family So to do. That upon
being notified by the Administrator Of I'm
pToVpmonts or hY any of his assistants or
furemon. or by any member Of the Crescent
CITY Police. il shall be the duty IF the uccu-
pants N owners ~ the dwellings, stores. off
ces, buildings or lots before which or in which
the said stuff may be found to Immediately
remove the same
SEC g. BE it further ordained etc, That It
shaIl he the duty Of the ward superinteud-
pnts or fOrnmnn employed under the direction
Of the Administrator Of improvements, and
Of all members of the Crescent City Police.
to make against any person or persons VIC,
lating the foregoing section an affidavit be-
fore the Recorder Of the district within
whose Jurisdiction the ofrause Is committed
arI upnn conviction tho offender shall 10
fined not moro than twenty-five dollars nor
loss than ton dollars. and. in default If pay
ment of fine, be imprisoned for n period of
time not exceeding thirty DAYS nor less than
five DAYS
SEn. /. Be- ii further ordained. etc. That It
shall 10 tho duty of the occupants Of ali
dwellings. offices. stores or buildings Of every
character ia put. or cause to he nut the orJi-
nary refuse. swnepnge. ashes cindpre aud
kitchen ofTal. ana all Other substances mon
tionod III section 4 coming from said builI-
ings ~ promises. into this. boxes. barrels or
other suitable rcrnptarlps. tn have the same
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
Ronr. G. Woop, Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. |
CITY Hall December II. 1878. I


No 1883 Administration Series.
An ordinances directing the collection If taxes
and licenses and providing therefor.
BE 1t ordained by the Mayor and Admins
traitors in Common Council convened, That
the Assistant City Attorney loo and is hereby
directed To take measures for the Immediate
collection OF delinquent taxes and licenses,
and to enforce all laws and ordinances Of the
city relative thereto and his commission
therefor and for the collection of like claims
hereafter falling due. shall be two and one
half per cent on the amounts IF city
taxes recovered for and actually received
Ivy tho city Of New Orleans, and ten per
cent on delinquent licenses recovered and
actually paid in; provided I. That said
commission shall apply to the taxes
snd licenses being. and to oe. collected
through the courts or their officers. under the
care ana supervision Of said Assistant City
Attorney which have been placed IN his hands
for collection; and provided, z. That tho As
eistant CITY Attorney shall at his own expense
engage and employ the clerks he shall need
to hi in performing the duties nj his pffne.
Adopted hv tlaA Council Of this city 0f New
Ories-ls December 10, 1913.
Yeas CheyalleY, Glynn, Houston Isaacson,
Marks MeaIlie.
BLANK Eehan,
l. ". PATTON, Mayor
true 7opv.
BorT. 4. Woop. Secretary.
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WOOD, Secretary,
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. December y. 1873.


No 47S1 Administration Series.
An ordinances to establish the rate Of licenses
for professions, cnllngs and other bust
ness Tor the year 1879.
Be il ordained by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans. That the yearly rate Of licenses
from and after the first day of January, 1879,
for professions, Calllngs and other business
carried On within the corporate limits Of New
Orleans are hereby assessed and directed 10
be collected at the sums specially set forth
in the following sections:
SECTION /. Every bank. banking house,
banking company nr banking agency, recCiv-
ing deposits, or dealing N gold silver, incur
rent money or exchange or doing any banking
business one thousand dollars.
SEC. q Every member f a firm or company.
and every person not connected with o firm
~ company dealing in foreign or domestic
exchange exclusively, not receiving deposits
or doing n banking business, three hundred
dollars.
SEC. 3. Every member Of firm or com
pany, and every person not connected with u
firm or company, pursuing the business gf
pawnprOkaf, tive hundred dollars.
SEQ 4. Every member eta firm or company,
ami every person not connected with firm
or company, dealing in gold or silver coin.
bullion gold dust, stocks, pIpEnssory notes,
or other securities, nr nncurrent money, one
hundred and fifty dollars.
EaEvcry member Of firm or company, and
every person not connected with q firm OF
company, uoiHB business as p broker III STOCKS.
notes exchange, gold and silver, fifty dollars.
SO. Z. Zach and every insurance company,
located and doing exclusively q fire Insurance
business in the city IF New Orleans: every
agency doing such business in said city. for
any insurance company or companies not
therein located, for each and every company
by said agent represented: and every private
Of fire insurance policies exclu-
sively. five hundred dollars
Each and every insurance company located
and doing exclusively marine insurance
business in the city Of New Orleans; every
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-13
G. WooD. Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall. Deremhar u. 1873.
mo. A1s1 Administration Seriesl


Reaoired That from and after the passage
Of this ordinance no cart, dray or other
vehicle shall remain idly on the wooden work
OF any Of the wharves of the city, under a
penalty of S25, or In default thirty days Par
ish Prison for each offense; and It shall be
the duty Of the whariingers to order off from
said wooden part Of any Of the wharves all
or any idle cart, dray or vehicle encumbering
said wharves and should the person or per
sons thus ordered refuse to obey, It shall be
the duty Of the wharingers to call upon the
police to arrest any person or persons thus
eontravening, ana make affidavit before the
Recorder Of the district in which said offer Sc
is committed. the fine above mentioned le-
coyerahe for the use Of the city.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans December ~, 1873.
Yeas Behan, CheyaIey, Glynn, Houstt n,
Isaacson, Marks, Mcallie.
J. W. PATTON, Mayor.
true copy:
RtpT q Wppp Secondary