New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
Ne W. VS..
STREET-LIGHTING-T -TAXES-ELECTIONB BETS
MISCELLANEOUS.
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NFw-ORL, ANS, Nov. 15.-Judge Juilius Aroni, one
of the most prominent lawyers III this city, was on
tuesday stricken with paralysis. HIS condition
gives serious concern 10 his friends
detachment of iilty Mexican troops. who are to
go into quarters hero during the Exposition, have
arrived III the city. They came over early tbs
week. with squad of Mexican laborers who are
engaged III putting up the Mexican building
On the oh of August last Michael O'fIara was
killed by hlphonz Levy in a street tight which grew
out of n long-standing feud between the two FAM
lies brought about by difficulty between the
mothers of tho young men. The mother of Ollara
has never recovered from the shock of her SONS
death. She as stricken with "A serious illness from
which she recovered her pa, seal healh but bereit
OF reason, and on Monday she was placed in the
insane asylum Two days after her confinement in
the asylum Edward o iara, an elder son of the un-
fortunate woman. was arrested and sent to the re-
treat for mad people, he being also insane.
The Brush Electric Light Company proposes to
erect large tower on Dryades-st., in the
vicinity of the Dryadcs Market, an
experiment in street lighting. There are many
complaints AGAINST the Gas company, and
If the experiment succeeds the chances that the
contract with the latter corporation will be cur
tailed wherever il is possible to change the agree
mcrt or when new arrangements are enteIc into.
The city ia short of money. but il is not bankrupt
if asaes in the shape Of unpaid taxes for 1873
taken into account The list OF deIinqueuts is small
bnt the amounts are largo. The poor people gen
orally have paid their taxes and those of that class
who have not are utterly unable. Many of the
large corporations owe thousands of dollars for
taxes. In looking over the list ni dellnqnents hve
or ak corporations can he picked ont who owe each
enough to run the city government FOR ono month
There is now due the city about RD3O 600 ont of
the total of 50 202 $40 20 OF which the cltys pur
tion is about $i65,00O.
II is reported that if Cleveland isreturned elected
Mr. CHAPMAN llvams. ol the purchasing finn oi
Mnutc n llvams, tarnndclct At will yin r3O,OOO ON
the recent election. AddiHon tnmmack winuinRt
II Ia estimated, VIII reach tjO,OOo j. H. liouHion
and L. Mcallic have also large suna ih the hhlds oi
nnol-spllcts Ihr puul-hnNes hold something over
A2uu. 600 depending an the ,orisinn IN New-lork,
Speaking ui heia the sporting men are lhushhs at
ilunn Martini au cnt lnaia tie u ane man, Who uh
the "Wednesday night altrie cotton, Whom the neNH
waa hll tayutahie 10 MI hlaine, made seNota hrlA
IN the poulsrunm ~ Floo tu ~. lhe p"nl''N"h
rnnnia.inn ON each bet Wnn ~ -, aud II lac won
hn waa certain to luae " two hits" on each wagoh
Tho tiiv Tem hns this to any of tho new rtesidcnt
Of tho Hoard oi Aldrfmrn of NewrNofh CIV
We aro ,cry much Fnlined iu annninoo thai NJ
Adolrh I. Hanscr an eminent muhhol oI lhn Now ,We
har Nrw oreanH hnA hN hirth, hui hn Ia Ia" "l M
innr leS ol this eiiS has hoen orrud Ia q rt"h',
nont position IA NuW-N0k Ci president ~ lhe l"aiu
absence ~ Mayor Graoe, Little Ad"lph wIli iohe.t
cre himself and Louisiana Ia his ne" sphoio oi "so
iuneAs.
The Ho:eI ROYAL the same being the old 81.
LOUIS Hotel renovated, was formally opened on
Thur ,day night by grand bail. Colonel bob
Rivers OF the s.. Char Hotel, Is the proprietor
Tho Independents" who left tho Democratic
ranks to support Blaine are stanch under defeat.
number Of these ex-l democrats are organizing
Blaine club for 1883. There ID nothing mean or
weak about these recruits