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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

-iQu6 6pocaP pregunt6 Gabriel.
-Cuando viva aquella amiga que
tanto quise y que un golpe fatal me ar
rebate. -.
Ell abogado SO estremeci6 fuertemen-
to, y clavando en- Irene los ojos, MUIR
muro:
-Esa amiga. 80.
-Onelia, dijo ella acercando sus la.
bios ell dido de Gabriel.
Este trato de levantarse, pero ella le
contuvo con una mirala, anadiendo
-Fu6 perdida irreparable para mi,
y nunca perdonare su muerte al asesi-
no.
Ell abogado. Sc clav6 en- el asiento, y
sin saber 10 que le pasaba, SO volvi6 de
frente hacia Irene para preguntarle:
Il Ell asesino de Onelia ?
-Si. liable V. mas bajo, amigo milo.
i Fue un suicide
ESQ dice el proceso, pero 20 digo
otra cosa Sc entiende, aqul entire los
dos no hablo con el abogado, sino con
el amigo no hablo con el protegido
de Jorge King, sino con el amante de
Onella.
Los ojos de Gabriel saltaron de sus
orbitas, y no haber tropezado con la
concurrencia que llenaba el coliseo, es
seguro que hubiera dado un escandalo.
/ Aquella muier que LEILA en- su alma
era la amiga intima de Onelia El velo
del misterio parecia que iba q descor-
rerse para 81 y va habia levantado una
de sus puntas.
D. Pompeyo Roldan procuraba acer-
car ell cuerpo para enterarse de la con-
versacion +; pero Irene bajaba entonces
la yoz, llegando solamente q sus oidos
palabras incoherentes Ell hombre i'm.
portante SO convencio de que la grave.
dad de la revelacion no permitiria alzal
Ia voz, y Sc puso q recorrer CON los &C.
melos las localidades del teatro para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Ell domingo tuvo ell Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General D. Eulogio Des-
pu.jol un ataque cerebral en- Rio-
piedras que por algunas horas lie pri.
v6 de sentido, 10 que puso en- alar.
ma a su dignlsima esposa y al We.
cindario. Afortunadamente la robus.
ia naturaleza de S. e. triunf6 del
NAL Y ell ilustre eufermo Sc encuen-
ira va fuera de todo peligro y en- ra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

/ISabemos que la Sociedad de Gre.
Tito Meroantil, a peticion de varios
4enedores de billetes del Teroro que
dosean ingresar como accionistas en-
la misma, Sc ocupa en- estudiar ell
modo de admitir los bonos de que Sc
hayan cobrado los cupones que hastl
ahora ha pagado la Intendencia y los
que esten en- curse de cobro.
Encontramos muy feliz ell pensa-
miento, pues este dara mayor capital
a la citada acreditada socledad con
gran provecho de los tenedores que
realicen esta operacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Segun tenemos entendido, algu-
mas casas importadoras de generos
han dado orden 4 les fabricas extran-
jeras para que de hoy mas indian las
pleas que han de enviarle, en- varas
castellanas. El motive de esta Inedi-
da es por no estar conformes con las
equivalencias que recientemente ha
marcado la Intendencia entire la yar-
da Y la vara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

pida convalecencia, de 10 que nos
alegramos mueho, y con nosotros to-
dos los que conocen las virtudes, bon
dad de caracter y dotes de gober
nante que alderman d s. E.
Y q proposito del Gobernador i:
cdmplenos declarar que carecen de
fundamento los rumores de relevo
que con insistencia han circulado es-
tos dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

nuestra deuda en- Ponce es muy bajo;
y mucho mas 81 establecemos esa re-
lacion de los valores de que habla
La Cr6nica respecto al interes que
|aqu1 alcanzan los capitales con el que
obtienen en- Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Ha llegado, procedente de Meji
y la Habana, y Sc hospeda en- el b
tel San Juan, ell Sr. D. Ramon
Contador y Muniz, notable esci
cat6lico que djrigi6 en Mejico-
acreditado periodico El EspaNol, q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

gar por los Alcaldes ad honorem en-
bien de los pueblos con que no hace
mucho nos atronaban los oidos ? Els
llegada la ocasion de que exciten
ciertos peri6dicos sus a6nes, para
que desde luego ofrezcan desempe-
mar ell cargo de Alcalde gratuita-
mente. Mas, pueden tambien esos
amantes plat6nicos de los pueblos
servir gratis la secretarla, pues en-
todo Sc presta servicio y Sc demues-
ira abnegacion. Esto no; este no 10
han pretendido nuuca, porque ell
cargo nj da prestigio a las perso-
mas, nj por ese M dio pueden apo
var sus negocios 8 -dustrias, nj dar
su favor 4 unos/ u de otros.
Tampoco >dique q
s. E. que de. ,nte
las peticiones que so-o-
que va Sc sabe como Sc recogen
mas para clio. Nadie puede en- efec-
to desconocer como Sc recogen las
mas de las veces, y ell objeto que las
motiva; pero dlgase claro que 81 al
gun pecado envuelven, no es solo
obra esa de un partido 8 colectivi.
dad, sino que es arma de todos con
buenos 6 malos fines. Mas, expli-
quese tambien, y ent6nces no Sc cae-
ra en- ell ri1iculo, que asl mismo por
punto general, y mas las elecciones
municipales, pueden llamarse de pu-
no y amasijo de una s dos personas
en- muchos pueblos con sus miras
particulares, valiendose de sus in
Auencias 6 haciendose temibles por
sus maldades para hacer votar q los
electores en- su mayor1a, sin saber es-
tos siquiera los nombres de las per-
sonas que contienen las papeletas
que echan en- las urnas; y he ahi un
NAL adn peor que ell de recoger fir
mas. Estamos seguros de que min
guna persona que de honrada y CO.
nocedora de los hechos eiectorales
Sc precie, puesta ia mano sobre su
conciencia, desee este.
Sepase tambien, porque hechos
concretos 10 han patentizado, que mq.
chos Alcaldes de los pueblos, asl nom
brados ad honorem 6 elegidos (ha~,
sus excepciones), Sc han prestado "a
hechos muy feos y punibles, conHa
su propia conciencia es verdad, pero
que no han podido negarse al cbm-
padre, al que inAuy6 para que tdera
A.calde, y a deudos cuyas pfetensio.
nes en- manera alguna les er 5osible
desairar por miles de lazos 3 la vi
da; y estos actos de con adrazgo
producer intranquilidad e ylas fami-
las y panico en- ell vecinf srio; mien-
tras que un Alcalde de ,mbramien-
to del Gobierno no Sc jesta a esas
amalgamas por temoT Justo, tenor
que uO leS dcdII6 4 uOlOo Y ulO
mes suele .dscirse. V. -ess- -ess-ee4tegide eteggidiee
ad honoren'y y NADIA, 81 le quitan lie
reeiegiremos." i
Los pobres campesinos iguorantes
son las primeras vlctimas de aquellos
Alcaldes, porque no sabiendose de-
fender, quedan perjudicados; y 81 al
guno Sc resuelve d quejarse, no fall
tan los amigos del Alcalde que lie
persuadan que desista de su propo-
sito; por el contrario, tratapdose de
un Alcalde del Gobierno, case de que
algulen trate de elevar una queja
justa 6 injusta, todos, todos alientan
al ofendido a que Sc queje, todos Sc
lie ofrecen como testigos. Por ESQ,
Isl ha de sostenerse un Alcalde de
nombramiento del Gobierno tiene
que andar mucho mas derecho que
uno popular. Los que abogan por
los elegidos y elegibles bien saben
que todo este y mucho mas es de
todo punto exacto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Un tai Ludovico, especie de 6oti-
quin de dislates gramaticales que de-
be estar chyaado, pues es un furibuu.
do espiritista, y como tai natural ad-
versario de todo 10 que Iglesia tras-
ciende { y ESQ que Ludouico es disci-
pulo renegade de los Jesuitas ataca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Con mucho gusto, Sc .apresur
i6ven q decir.
Il Beberemos, querido! anadi6
lano cor efusion.
Gabriel y el hombre important
Heron del palco preocupados, 81
por causas muy diferentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

y que no Sc dignara c.
mejantes disparates. --~-
De paso llamamos la atenclon~
Vice-Real Patrono de la Iglesia acer-
Ca de la grave infraccion que del de-
creto VICENTE de imprenta Sc es-
ta cometiendo por medic de ciertos
peri6dicos atacando q la Iglesia cato
lica y 4 sus ministries bajo pretextos
espiritistas, 10 que esta terminate:
mente prohibido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Persona muy relacionada enn ..1ss. &C.
pitalistas DE- 1&
que no ser
cursos cor
centrales
que los d.
tes a los puntoo'~-~~
ciera cada una Sc conIpfyaa yaas-.-a&,
bajo hipoteca a sembrarlos de cana
y siempre que ell gobierno dejara
exentas las centrales de contribucio
aes por un periodic de algunos amos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

=
-
Quedan del capital. $6.108,6OO
Tiene pendiente de
pago el Tesoro la
Ia 4 amortization. $685., 400
La s. amortizacion.. 353,500
que suponemos no en-
tran en- la nego-
ciacien que SO pro
cimos del capital. $4,000
Capital susceptible
de negociarse. 49,. $5.42l, 700
Por cuenta de los in
dian 4 la suma de. 4.o11,756
ha pagado el Teso-
70 2 cupones por
la L amortization $42O,OOO
2 i'd. que correspon-
den q los 81, 200 bi
lletes que queda-
ban por la q amor
tizacion. ....... 400, 200
l i'd. mas sobre todos
estos billetes y per
teneoon 4 la s. ID. 1000 1.o24,0oo
Quedan por pagar... $2.9s6,s5e
Deduzcamos de aqu1
ell g. 7 Z cupon de
los 1894 -billetes
de la A. amortiza-
cion. ..... ...... 2O,OO4
g., u, g. y g. de los
1886 billetes de la
D. 10 ......... 4I,4zU
que hemos calcula-
do no entran en- la
negotiation y que
asciendea q. ...... 62,424
Quedan. $2924,532
que representa- los
intereses del Ca
pital antedicho, 6
sean. ........... 5.421, 700
Total por capital 6
intereses. -. .... $S.346,232
en- moneda espanola, que hacen mo-
media corriente $8.785.550.73 por
cuya cantidad reembolsable en- 10
amos nos ofrecen hoy $2.98l,935 8
sea ell IS p.S de $5.42l, ,7O7 que i'm
portan los billetes que trata de COM
prarnos la Union General, cuyas
cantidades estan en- la relacion de
1894 p.S
Esa misma relacion aplicada a los
5 IS que nos dan hoy por billete con
27 cupones representa- en- ell misno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

AL combatir, pues, el emprestito no
en- absolute sino q un tipo menor que
alapar, que fue 10 que hicimos, cree
mos haber defendido los intereses
del pals.
Por los emprestitos vemos hoy al
vlrey de Egipto en- peligro de ser
destronado despues de haber consen-
lido a la intervention extranjera diri-
gir la gestion fnanciera interior de
aquel rico pals: los emprestitos han
sido causa de que Turqula no haya
tenido, como otras veces, bastantes
recursos para defender la integridad
de SUI territorio. Y 81 cuando en-
pezo la guerra de Cuba esta hubie-
ra tenido hipotecada una gran parte
de sus rentas va no fotar1a en- ella
la bandera de Castillo, nj poseerla
los capitales que todav1a conserva.
Los emprestitos son tan funestos a
las naciones y q las provincias como
a las familias; y sabido es que min
guna casa que tome dinero a rsdito
prospera. Pero volvamos a la ope-
racion del Sindicato.
Algo de n1meros para demostrar
que no convene la negotiation.
Ell Tesoro de Puerto-Rico emitid
10000 billetes de q S 100 cada uno
8 sean 100000 de pesos amortiza.
bles por sorteos snuales con un inte-
res de 6p.S anual sobre ell Ca
pital no amortizado-y los intere-
ses que tenia que pagar ascendian a
S 4.011, ,756.-formando en- junto la
suma de S 1l.Oll,756 moneda of.
cial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

N Agente da por ehteramente
fracasada la operacion del Sr. Her
mua con ell Sindicato de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-04

Persona muy relacinnade con go c.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv Montgomery Il Go
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
citizens, Bank OF Leul.Isn. vs.. MRS. MAR

Citizens bank or Louisiana We. Mrs. MAR
garet FitzsiInm o and v. d. Lancaster
T'HIRD DISTRICT, COURT FOR THE PAR,
alias writ of seizure and sale TO me directed
BY the honorable the Third District Court foI
the parish of Orleans, In the above entitled
cause, | will proceed to sell ut public auction
at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse
FRIDAY. April IS. 1879, at u O'Clock m. the
fO 4%o gFE fsqSsf 1B TTGsge ST GT T with
| all rights, ways and advantages thereunto be-
longing. situated In the. First District OF this
city. II the square bounded by Magazine Fou-
mated by the numbers eighteen andtwenty-o ne,
Cd q plan drawn BY e. d. Dunbar. surveyor,
as peh 81 hs q an
| number two % VIM. Chrsty. late notary
In this city. Lot'number elgheteen measuring
Delord street BY one hundred feet In depth
| between parallel lines, English measure; and
lot number twenty-one, measuring twenty. feet
| seven Inches and ffths of an Inch trout
on Delord streetlby one hundred feet In depth,
between pareIlel lines. and is bounded on one
side BY an alley eleven feet eleven inches wide,
of which II has the use IN common with other
lots as per said pl Ian, all English measure. To.
gether with seventy shares oil mortgage stock
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and conditions-The purchaser to
furnish stock nnte for the sum Of five hum
| first day Of May, 1880, and renewable according
to the charter OF the Citizens Bank Of Louisi-
ana. and he balance cash. The purchaser to
assume all the obligations and responsibilities
OF a stoekholder of the Citizens Bank Of Lpui-
| siana, and the stock note so furnished TO he
identified with the act Of mortgage by John M
Bach and wife in favor Of the Oitizsns' Bank ol
Louisiana. passed before Chris Bordousgufe
notary public, on the fourteenth of December
1859, and with the sheriff's deed of sale In this
case.
J. r. ALOEE GAUTHREAUy,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh25 apt Is "a IS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

In the case Of Atkinson vs. Chaffe, judgment
was rendered for defendant. The case was
one In which plaintiff prayed to have set
aside sheriffs sale at which defendant was
purchaser. on several grounds, chief among
which, and the only one requiring serious
consideration by the court, was the fact that
the sheriff, In crying the property, had not
properly described the nature Of the proposed
sale, and therefore the property did not
realize but half it's value. Tie court ruled
that this circumstance could not invalidats
the SALE though it might be foundation
for suit for damages against the sheriff.
Verdict for plaintiffs for one months salary
each.
Plaintiffs were employed on the tugboat
Heroine, which was engaged by the owners
Of the Teutonia to pull that vessel Off OF the
bar at the mouth Of the river, and for services
rendered plaintiffs claimed salvage
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James ! Tarlsten vs. Eliza Lesssne.

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
Il ish OF Orleans. No. 96O7----By virtue of % writ
OF seizure and sale, to me directed by the hon
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans In the above entitled cause. Will pro-
coed to sell at public suction. at the Merchants
and Auetioneers Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, In the
Second District of this city. on TUESDAY,
March Is. 1879. at IL O'Clock M, the following de-
soribsd property. to Wit
L. A CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND with
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the Second District of this city. In
Suburb Treme being part OF a lot designated
by the number three, In square number fifteen
bounded by franklin. Basin, Bienvflle and
Conti streets; said parcel OF ground measures
twenty: five feet front on FRANKLIN street by six
ty feet In depth between parallel lines French
measure. bounded on one side by the other
portion Of said lot, and on the other side By
property towards BienviIle street,
q. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings thereon, situated In the Sec
ond District OF this city In Suburb IRENE
making part OF lot designated by the number
three, In square number fifteen. bounded By
Basin. Bienville, Franklin and Cont streets
said portion of ground measuring French
measure, twenty feet front on Basin street BY
sixty feet In depth, between parallel lines
bounded ON one side by the other portion oil
said lot number three, and on the other side
nearest Bienville street by lot number two,
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GtUTHREAUX
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
NH
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
suEWuFF SALES.
warxaret sabalot vs.. Succession Of John
For.

Fox.
JNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL
II parish Of Orleans No. as. $780, virtue OF 9
writ of seizure and sale, to me directed by the
honorable the Fourth District COURT for the
parish OF Orleans In the above entitled cause,
viii proceed to sell at public auction. a. the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Hoyai
street, between CANAL and Customhouse sre e E
In the Sec nd District Of this City, on SAIUR-
DAY. Aprii ia 1872 at IL O'Clock M. the follow
Ing described property. to wit.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all the
buildings and improvements thereon situated
In the Third District of this city. In the square
bounded by Roman, Derbigny. Columbus and
Labarpe streets measuring In American Meas
ure) thirty. one feet seven inches front on Ho-
man street by one hundred feet deep. between
two of square number seventeen. Being the
sama property which the said John Fox &C
nuired by purchase from st. Croix q. Guinault.
per act dated the twentieth OF June, 1si2. before
L. Herman. then notary public In this city.
Selzad In the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auo.
tion the said property will be definitely adjudi-
Gated to the highest and last bidder Tor what 1t
will bring at twelve months' credit. the .pur.
security, bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from date OF sale. and special mort
gage on the property sold until final payment.
Bald purchaser will have to deduct from hie
bid and pay In cash, the amount oil printing.
sheriR's and clerss fees. etc, say about
one hundred dollars, and. furthermore. the
State, parish and municipal taxes on said
properly the amount OF which Is not yet ascer-
J.R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans. I
mh1s ami an
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SENTEN0ED.

James McVay, Sam'l Terry and Chas. Ma
son, assault and battery, were sentenced to
one month Parish Prison; said sentence to
take effect from the first day OF their incar-
ceration.
Chas. johnson and George Willis, larceny
johnson was sentenced to one year hard la
Dor In the State Penitentiary; George Willis
two years hard labor In the State Peniten-
tiary.
vERDICTS.
Annie Christopher, larceny, guilty.
Mrs. Kohl, assault and battery, not guilty
John Mitchell, assault and battery, moi
guilty.
J. II. Harris, assault aud battery, not guilty
Donald McMickle, assault and battery
having at the time OF arraignment pleaded
not guilty, yesterday pleaded guilty to as
sault, which was accepted by the district Mt
torney. The accused was discharged on his
bond to await sentence.
--A%.--~
Nothing can compare with Reeds Gilt Edg
Tonic for bilious and malarial fevers.
1 ordered Shadines my grocer sent Hardlnes
Hence these taarsi
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT.

In the United States VS.. L. Vincent Reeves
and others, fixed for to-day, Wade 4. Young,
one Of the defendants, was arrigned, pleaded
not guilty and was released on bail OF 5000,
with Robt. nj. Walmsley as surety.
In the case OF Frank +. Case. receiver, vs.
LeSasser d Binder, verdict and judgment
against the defendants Individually and as
members of the firm OF LeSassier Il Binder
for $4,000, with legal interest from the twenty
third Of July, 1874.
]. Larrodue ct ais. vs. New Orleans Say
ings Institution. Motion for appointment OF
receiver. Reassigned for twenty-seyenth
instant.
In re Mrs. G. @. McCulloch ct ais. VS.. New
Orleans Gasight Company Application for
Injunction pendente lite fixed for argument
for twenty-seventh March instant.
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The city Of New Orleans vs.. j. en-
same vs. same: same vs. Jos. Green; d
vs. same; same vs. Joe Green: sans
John Green.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE ri
l. ish OF Orleans, Nos. rs. SO. 2e,521, 7ssa
29,523 and Fifth District Court for the pnfkf
Orleans, Nos. isg and 175-BY virtue Of six N
Of fisri facias, 10 me directed by the Homes
the Third and Fifth District Courts for thtp
ish of Orleans. in the above entitled causSl
city taxes Of 1874, 1876 1875 and 1877, WIN /
coed to sell at public auction, at the MefehG
and Auetioneers' Exchange. Royal street.
tween Canal and Uustomhotlse streets ihI
Second District Of this city, on SATURDl
April 10. 1879. At ~ o'clock m, the foll0wIhal
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUHD,s
uated In the First District OF this el'Il
square number three hundred and five. hggk
by Franklin. Perdido, Poydras and y
streets. designated as lot mum Der twentTs I
measuring thiity-two feet front ON IRA
street by one hundred and TIVE nty-1ys II
K CERTAIN PORTION OF GBOUED. /
uated Ia the First District Of this eft5|
square number five hundred and ssvsns
bounded by Perdido, johnson, Galvez and d
dras streets, designated as lot number ss
teen, measuring thirty-oDe fest front ON
dido street By one hundred and twenty faz
depth.
Seized In the above suits. as1
Terms-OH on the spot.
j. H. ALCEE dAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF 0risGa
mh1g 2b AMI is 10
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
MOTIONS.

MOTIONS.
The motion for new trial In the case 81
Vim. Comments, convicted Of wounding less
than mayhem, is still under advisement.
ARRhIGNED.
Aaron Brown stabbing with intent to MUIR
der, pleaded not guilty.
Henry Brown. John Harris and Casar
Thomas, carrying concealed weapons; guilty,
SENTENCED.
Officer Boyard. assault and battery on a
woman: one month Parish Prison.
Henry Brown, John Harris and Caesar
Thomas, CARRYING concealed weapons five
days Parish Prison.
yERDICTS.
Thos. Miller, assault and battery; guilty.
INFoRMATION5.
T. G. Boies, carrying a concealed weapon
and assault on police officer.
Chas. Matte, assault with intent to kill.
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lOllEn0n same vS. same
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish OF Orleans. ros 20, ts1 and Is. 4so-By ylr-
tue OF two wrts Of fieri facias to me directed by
the honorable the Third District Court for the
parish OF Orleans, in the above entitled causes
for city taxes Of 1874 and 1876, will proceed TO
cell ut public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctioners' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and Custonlhouse streets. In the Second
District OF this city. on SATURDAY, April 10,
1879. at u O'Clock M, the following described
property, to witt
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND sit
uated In the Second District OF this city, in
square number two hundred and sixty eight,
bounded by Orleans Galvez, johnson and St.
Ann streets. designated as lot number six,
measuring twenty-9ne. feet front on Orleans
A CERTAIN POBTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Second District Of this city, in
square number one hundred and forty.six
bounded by ut. Philip. Liberty, Ursulines and
Marais streets. designated as lot number six
measuring thirty-two feet on 81. Philip street
by one hundred and twenty feet In depth.
aeizsd in the above suits
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. X. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.
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