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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13
TWO COMFORTABLE TENEMENTS AT AUCTION,
SUCCESSION OF JOHN PRENDERGRAsr Ne. a. oes.

DY G. DE FERRET, AUCTIONEER-OFFlCE
ID No. 50 Royal street-SATURDAY. April Is
1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the ST. Charles
by virtue Of an order from the Honorable Louis
the pa, ish Of Orleans dated March H. 1871 the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to said
succession viz:
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the Third
District, in square bounded by Victory or Decatur
Port, MOreau Cbartres and st. Ferdinand streets
designated as lot No. in square No. 2 which lot
measures ~ feet inches and lines front on Vic
tory street, by a depth Of is feet inches and ?
lines the side of lot No. and SO feet inches on
the side line Of lOi No. 9, the line measuring
II feet inch and lines. The buildings and i'm.
provements (being No 119 Victory street) consist
of q one story frame house. covered with slate.
containing two rooms, a cabinet and side aud
rear gallery, back building containing one room;
also, y brick privy. cistern, paved yard, etc.
2. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND in the First
District, in the square bounded by Perdido
G, avier johnson and Galvez streets, measuring 20
by 1872 feet inches and lines in depth, be-
tween parallel lines.
The buildings and improvements consist of q
one-stofy frame house mo. 100 johnson street,,
containing two rooms, and a shed. In the yard a
one-story frame house containing four rooms also,
two cisterns, privies, etc.
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale. with United States internal revenue
stamps attached. before W. J. Castell, notary pub
lie, 1T purchasers expense.
mills 10 Is ap1 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13
VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE AND DEPENDENCIES, IN THOR.
OUCH REPAIR, CORNER OF LOUISA AND
CHARTRES, OR MOREAU. STREETS, OPPO-
SITE THE WASHINGTON MARKET AND IN A
THRIVING NEIGHBORHOoD.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL GRAHAM-No. "a, 3a

10y G. DE.FERIET, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID No. 50 Royal street.-SATURDAy, April %,
1871, at twelve o'clock NJ at the Royal Street Auc-
ton Exchange late Bank of Louisiana corner of
Royal and Cont streets, will be sold by public
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans dated March l6,
1871, the following described real estate belong
ing TO said succession, viz
LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, and the rights, ways and
seryitudes thereof situated in the square bounded
by Louisa Chartres (late M0reau), Piety and Royal
(iate Casacalvol streets, in the Third District Of
this city, and measuring, In American measure, 70
feet 8inches front on Charities or MOreau street.
by 81 feet inches aud six lines in depth and front
on Louisa street.
The buildings and improvements consist Of that
elegant twO-stOry brick residence, co vered with
states lin excellent Order) containing two pariors
and vestibule below, and two bedrooms and yes
thule in the upper story. There 70 veranGa
around the property. The back buildings are built
Of brick two stories high, and contain four rooms
md privy. The yard 10 paved, and there 10 . els.
tern on the premises. The property 10 In excenent
terms Onethird cash, and the balance ON .
ersiiit Of one and two years. in notes secured BY
eEght N cenf interest par annum nom thed9y g
SSc Ttni1l 6nal payment the buildings - b Kept
iSssup11 aeainst tie risk - dre, and the policy
- 6 IL administxatsix. In eaee q snit
~ r fYaoovoEF oft1e e1ount efeny g t. unEe4e
TGGehnser wm - required = ~ hye
q e - 3 : lasvlllsls
49, - pey.sI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

DY q. GUINAULT, AUCTTONBEE-OPFICE
ID corner Of Exchange alley and Bienville street
SATURDAY April %. 1871, will be sold, at u NJ. at
the Royal Street Auction Exchange. corner Of Royal
and Cont streets. by virtue of an order from the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. dated March %, 1871, the following
property, to Wit
CERTAIN PIRCE OR PORTION OF GROUND
situated in the Third District of this city, suburb
Mariany in the square bounded by Mysterious or
Columbus st. Claude, St. Anthony and Love streets;
ssid portion of ground measuring 10 feet front on
Mysterious or Columbus street, by depth OF !2c
feet on the side toward St Claude street and ia
feet inches and lines on the side toward Love
street ard 10 feet in the rear, the whole more OF
iess. together with all the buildings aud improve
ments thereon, known rs the Spanish COCKPIT"
Act az sae f.efsre o. Drouet, notary public 1t the
expense Of the purchaser including the vn no
States stamps. un-o.'l0 - ~ :.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING CONVICTION
LANDING on THE xsw BASIN, BEING A
Two-sT0RY FRANZ BUILDING. ALSO 4.
LOT or GRoUxD ON RAxpArr sreppr
BBTwEEN DELoRD AID EupHeos,xp
11ERTS, At AUCTION.
SUCCESSION or MILTON TAYLOR
1eeeud District Court for the parish of Orle.n.
No. secs.

RY 3. 4. DRsLONDE, Aucr1oNrKn-
- Omce Ne: 3 Union sfreet-SATURDAY
- MerUhants and Auctioneerxs Hxcl:, -
= Royal street, between Canal ard Cu.tn H..
oEeeto, By virtue and In puru,ance Of ~ cr, -
~ nolerab!e Louis Dsltigpeaud, Judge NJ III by
0eeenA District Court for the periah AZ Orio.. .o
B1m3sred and dated March H. lStl Tor sr.,onrs ~
- succcssisn Of Milton Taylor, decessed viii s y.
lMo Ions OF GROUND, together vit, H..
1a1dtngs and tasproyements thereon. and III
rights and privileges thereto BELONGING sit"at.I
= tt First District in the square bonna. h n
I'D street Ter Covington Lailding), Rampert i,ate
3srooIeel, HuphToetne and Franklin (nf. Rs,st".,1
slseets. designated BY the Noa ana 4 on = Man.
q henry - BoHdousluie, architect, dated justv 8
Let Ma , neasuree Is feet front an ue,ora ..-...
0CDvinGtea Landing, BY . depth q i0o S.et ~
tween parallel lines. The in,prvygments m 'tS;-
Is ec.sses g swo-stsry frame dwelling, with
II g. nsasures Is feet mont ON R.un.r+
sessss, - aspsA = LIS feet. between parallel
mrs. na ssuaitssas-0ne half eash in un,t..,
1eee treasury neees, the renainder in one wear
= ~ notes q the purchasers, payable to fheir
- esder ana ~ then indorsed. kecxin@ interest
9 - nse g eight per CENT per annum {rom date
49, u1sA Uaeux1ty, ard secured by gpecial mort.
- and veaaoFs Hen upon the properly until
-, TIE mertGnge t. embrace the fivS nrr cent
onnoe ~ eeeefneyss - In ease az suit 10 enforce
s:';.s g sss ssss the buildings 70 b Insured
Aess = ssls, ana United States internal revenue
- = exleane q purchasers, before George
". Cessty, nseasy public. mh55 api is q 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

SUCCESSION or BERNARD wR.s1AHAx.
Second District Court for the Parish Of or,ea,..
No 1854

DY G. Il. CIRARDEY 4 CO.. AUCTION.
- esrs . Nicholas =, = Hosy; AnstiSnesr-Omcs
s1 IL txsiss ;oct "a APRIL .pd
Customhouss strssts in III. city Of New Orleans,
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
March "A, 1871. and rendered in the above entitled
matter Of the succession Of Bernard wheelahsn,
count Of said estate. the following valuable prop
III Ths q Iors OF GROUND, in til. First Distrio.
sps GS sa r. s IND S
tenth April is.i Lot n. measures a. feet siines
front on Calliope street. 10 feet front Annuncia.
ton STREET ct which two streets it forms the cor.
common to lots Nos and .; which alley measures
feet on CallioEe street. IS feet II inches and
lines dividing said lot No. from lot No. T. Lot No.
measures Is feet front on Annunciation street. n
ieet IN width in the rear, 100 feet inches and
lines on the side adjoining lot No. l. and ito feet
inches and lines ON the side adjoining lot No 3
measures Is feet front ON Administration street IA
feet inches and lines in width in the rear. Ito
No. " feet inches and lines on side adioinir1 lot
No. and 81 feet on the rear Of lot No. and an aev
; ,eet vide for the use in common of it aud lots
Together With all the buildings and improve.
ments thereon. comprising good dwelling house.
with large yard and stabling well adapted for
great cotton and tobacco centres and Shipping.
the st. Aary's market aad two lines Of city cars,
letter position for business purposes can be had
Terms Of sale-One- third cash, the balance ct
one and two years credit in notes of the purchaser
or purchasers, secured BY special mortgage and
vendors lien on the property sold and bearing I'M
terest Of eight rer cent per annum from date OF
aale until final payment with the penal clause of
force payment OF any Of the notes. the buildings
and improvements to be kept fully insured and
ume payment, in addition to the amount Of their
Of sale. n
Act Of sale and United States stamina Mt the AZ.
pense Of the purchasers, before W. J. Castell
notary public. inh28 ap8 IS 70 g
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Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. y, zee. >

by. C. e. GIRAROkY 4 co., AUG.
- tioneeIs-Nicholas ]. Hosy sactioneer-Onsce
It swe1e ccSeet AZ tse APRIL ,sa
Auctioneers' Bxchangs. on Royal, between Cansi
and Customhouse streets. in tIais city Of Kew
Court Srss Of Der s u
dated March IS, 1871, aud rendered in the matter
: :oa &c esS;c Of the lat Duon
A CERTAIN s8uARE OR 1sLEr OF GROUND, in
square No. -; ON plan Of suburb St. John, BY B.
Lafon, on eighth June. 1893, and deposited in in
i. by p Whit. Said
enth, st. John and Esplanade streets, and as Der
sketch Of J. A. HHemeeourt. Deputy City surveyor,
lines front Seventh street, 323 feet inches and
line front on St. John street. 28feet 10 inches lines
ns
Of the prol0ngation Of the line Of Washington
street, and Is feet inches and lines said pro-
Jected line Of Washington street, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, c0mpris-
ing an elegant new one-ttory and attic frame
The improvements have Just been completed are
Of the most modern style, with all the latest i'm
pr0vements for convenience security, elegance aud
comfort The location is unsurpassed about the
city for conveniency of access to the business
centre. The property can be visited at any time
N. BOUT claims a. release for this propeytv
have been obtained from Mrs. Ayrs Clark Gaines
and James EmOtt.
Terms and conditions of -Orefourth cash bal.
ance It credit Of one tws three and four years in
note or notes Of purchasers. divided into coupons
secured BY vendors lien and privilege and mort.
gage on property, and bearing interest at the rate
ct eight per cent per annum from date of sale until
final payment; act of sale TO. contain the usual
clauses Of mon aienando" and attorneys fees Of
five per cent In event Of judicial proceedings to en-
BIZ kept fully insured for the amount of the notes
and policies transferred to venders purchasers to
assume payment in full of all taxes for the year
the full amount of nale in cash If they prefer.
Act Of sale and United States internal revenue
c. Cuvellier notary public. mh29 ans Is ~ 70
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

PALATIAL RESIDENCE sITCARD IN THE CEN.
TIRE OF rHR MOST AR1srocRi11c poR.
TON OF THE FOURTH OR GARDEN DIS
TRrCT. CORNER OF PRYTANIA AND SEW
KNTH STREETS. ONE OF THB MOST
STYLISH AND COMPLETE GExTLEMANs
RESIDKSCB IN THE SOUTH; SUBsTAN.
TALLY BUILT AND ELEGANTLY FINISHED.
ON A QUARTER SQUARE OF GROUND, WITH
AN ORNAMENTAL GARDEN GROWING, THE
MOST LOVELY VARIETY OF sHRuBBRRY
AND FLOWERS TO BE SEEN IN ANY
CLIMATE.
AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BIZ ORDER OF E. Z. NORTON, ASSIGNEE,
In THE MATTER OF ALFRED F. JONES.
Bankrupt
District Court of the United States of America for
the District Of Louisiana-No. lO7s
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~ nsoafAlf - ATTRACTIVE sAls. en
Alono c1spar. Or CHOICE lRA1 xsrArx
aAc1upfno fm WE'LL xn0wn osLRAxs
AoTRL. SITUATED ON CHARrRss srRRxr.
BETWEEN 81. LOUIS AND TOULOUSE
sf1rn'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

Property In the Third District.
| TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bount,e,
by Annette, st. Anthony, Force aud Virtue streets
On Annette street. by III feet 10 inches and lins
4. f~O LOTS OF GROUND in the saue so,are
$. A SQUARE OF GRoUSD boundsd BY clai
into twenty-four lots, measuring, each. about n
feet front. BY l2O in depth.
g. A SQUARE OF GRO6ND bounded by Prosper
twenty-four lots. measuring, each, about 30 feet
front, by l2o in depth.
Spain, Liberal and Wsshinston streets S eGns
into twenty four lots, measuring, each, about 30
feet front y n by i2o in depth:
bounced BY SOlidelle, Spain, Prosper and washing
ton streets measu' ing EACH % feet front Oh Spain
six LOTS Of ast GROUND in the Gam.
street, BY l2oin depth:
measuring % feet inches front on Prosper street
II. e. one u d EST or GROUND in the same square,
measuring 70 feet nches front on Solidelle street.
IL SIX L6Ts OF GROUND in the .quar. bounded
Dy Glrod, Music Robertson and Arts streets, meas
Il. a SQUADS OF GROUND 5o S by ce.
divided into twenty -foar lots, measuring, each,
about 20 lsst ha front; y l2o in depth.
Port. Force and st Ferdinand streets divided into
twenty-f four lots, measuring, each, about 20 feet
front: hy l2o in depth:
ed by Claiborne, Lafayette, Robertson and Port
streets measuring each, - feet inches front on
cH;oSr ser Strsft o b i ii SSSsp ,a.a
Louisa. Liberal and Piety streets, divided into
twenty-foMr lots, measuring, each, about % feet
i. TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bound.
ed BY Claiborne, Music Robertson and Arts streets,
measuring. each about % feet front ON Claiborne
is TWO LOTs oF GROUND IN the same square,
measuring, each about 20 feet front Music street.
Is FIVE fOTs OF GROUND in the same square,
street, by l2o in depth;
depth.
Property in the Fourth District.
81. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded
by jackson, Josephine, Laurent and Basin streets,
measuring, each, ~ feet front Basin street. l26
The whole according to plans, which will be ex-
hibited on and previous to the day of sale.
will furnish stock note Of $500, due and renew.
able according to the charter Of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana July l. 1871. and the balance
as for tine other property above described. one
fourth cash, and the remainder q ere dit Of one
chasers, drawn to their order and by them in
dOrsed, the came to he secured by vendors lien
privilege and mortgage on tile property sold, and
to bear eight per interest per annun from the
day Of sale until fpal payment; the buildings and
improvements to be kept insured policy trans
ferred to vendor, and in case OF suit the pur-
chssers will be required to pay five per cent attOr.
1ey's commissions on the note or notes not paid.
and which may be sued upon; the purchasers, over
aud above the price Of adjudication, to pay all the
taxes of 1871, due and payable in 1872.
All adiudications amounting to less than three
notes.
Acts Of sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before 4. G. Gottschalk, notary
public, at the expense Of the purchasers.
mhlY Is apl Is 20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13
BY s. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF MANUEL MARTINEZ No. 1894
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13
By William De Lacy.

By William De Lacy.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE NO. 7as CHESTNUT
STREET, WITH LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED:
ALSO,
LARGR PORTION OF GROUND ADJOINING
FORMING THB CORNER. OF SEVENTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF DOMINIQUE N. STELLA.
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SUCCESSION OF EAx FIRxn PEPm, No. 3, 4e4

ny u. DE FERRET. AUCTTONKRR-
- NO % Royal staset-THURSDAY. April 70 laSi
o. twelve O'clock H., at the ROYAL street 1nct;o,,
Axchange. late Bank Of Louisiana corner az Row.
Soo Cont streets, will be sold by public sncti,,,
Dy virtue OF An order from the Hon. Tnmis M,
Mgnesud, Judge Of the Gec0nd District C:omrt IN
Inc par1sh Of Orleans. dated March Il. i8;1 fIa
i0iiowlng described real estate belonging to said
Property In the First District.
1 FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with the improve.
t MentS tnereon, In the square bounded by Jnla
vi TOa baronne and Dryades streets. measuring
- Net front ON DRY AIDES street, by l6O in depth
Inc improvements consist in two LARGE frame
s'ao'es' one twostory, the other one-story.
Property In the Second District.
= TIE ORLEANS HOTEL, situated on Cbartres
sS.!!et, oetween st. Louis and Toulouse streets
Icing Sm& three.story blick building substantially
ot' ana specially constructed for hotel purposes
with gas Throughout.
Inc rot measures 68 feet inches and lines front
Sn Cnartres street. 1T feet inches and line i'm
Septn ON the line toward st. LOUIS street las feet
inches and 8 lines OH first depth on the line to-
ward Toulouse street. thence ~ feet inches and
ines on line parallel to Charities street thence n
nrther depth OF 70 feetl inches and lines and 40
feet 8 inches the rear line ~ ~
Together With $50 shares Of the Citizens Bank.
reduced u 5l3. '
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-13

In THE MATTER OF ALFRED F. JONES
Bankrupt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
THE BAR Association.

fREAsURER's REPORT-THE CODE AMENDMENTS.
The Bar Association held regular meeting,
last evening" Mr. Evarts in the chair The Treasurer
reported receipts date s2529 1G expenses for all pur
poses except Library, S3590i al amount remaining TO
credit of fund.- 1864 CO.. Library fund received to date
s12 o. expended Tor books, &c Sl25i5 C balance,
Si05 IG subscriptions unpaid $780, annual dues 5000
The following were elected members Arthur e. Me
Daniel James A. Morgan. John II. V. Arnold, Albert
Day. Addison g. Rice, Vim. Il. Ross, John III. Bird, VIM
r. shepard Theodore +. jackson nOn-resdents, VIM
Dorsheimer Of Buffalo, and Francis Herman OF Utica
The President announced the foowinga the Commit
tee on Extortion E. L. Fancher. g. Van Santyoord Ii.
Rocker, = j. CLASSIFY and d. II. Olmstead
Ex-Judge Van Worst, with few Introductory re re-,
marks expressly of his feeling in regard Ia the death OF
Gardner Spring, jr, offered the following resolution
which adopted:
esoirsd That this hiss hesri With profound the
a,senee Of The death oi ga9 y sPns ] and c.seme
member Association, who bad eneare himself 10 m ieou b
the uniform LIlnes' 1ua eouit o M ~ "a & si, conf
(rei Thai Of Ibis estimate OF the loss u'tlnei by the
by bis unn death be mse on ie minutes and Scopy oil
this resolution be tfsnnit'd 10 que A,n' ' ~. ,ir
Mr.. EvartS called attention 10 Tue e3iId III Ion
to the Code amendments and invited all VINO had not
6,'oi ~ The G0yrrnor immcdafclv Judge Edmonds
smoke of the title that gave unlimited power 10 the Courts
to punish for cOntcmpts by fine ana Imprisonment al
their discretion ~ 10 Whal WIS conrnPt WIN ,
rcprOhatOn, and desired that something more active
than mere rconstrance should be done by this Associa
ton He had felt degree OF Indignation against H. anu
desired Of something more than mere protest TO sho" the
Governor that TINS blll should DC NtJOtt
Mr. Nicoll said that IL supposed that the Commit
would have seen the Governor and urged perNohay
ON hm the objections Ia the DILL but they had been pre-
vented hitherto from doing 10y events not In their
power TO control
Judge Edmonds elected a member Of the Com
mttee.
Judge Van Worst stated that he had received n com
rnunicatiOn from member Of the bar at schenectady.
stating the feeling of the local Bar there IN regard u the
proposed amendments TO the Code ana thSir Pean
The action Of the Bar Association Of NcW1Ork lie nah
taken himself to transmit To HIM copy Oi the
memorial prepared by this Association, ami he now
moved that copies OF the memorial DO forwarded 10
members OF the the various cities ~ the STATE III
order that they have opportunity to express
their sentiments and the Governor might know me
unanimous feeling of the Bar Of the State in relation 10
this bl though he did believe the Governor o0ulh
sign il. Adopted
The Association then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The total registration at Richmond, Va,
shows a majority Of 300 for the whites.
Senator Cole of California denies that he
taxing any part in the contest for the Republican
nomination for Governor
Thus far twenty-fOur Iowa Republicans have
refused TO considered candidates for the nomination
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The Republicans of Providence have nom
mated Mayor Doyle and the other city officials for re-
election The election takes place to-day.
TIE Bcloit Free Press is surprised, in view
of the great perpexity of the Democratic leaders in hit
ting upon suitable for the Presidency that the
claims and eminent fitness Of Garrett Davis have been
overlooked.
The apprehensiOns excited among the Ohio
politicians by the rumor that the Hon. Richard Smith
has his eye on the Governorship have Gained
II Mr. Smith has any preference is that the Repubh
should nominate Ben. Wade
The XVIIth Assembly District Grant Club
appointed evening committee of three confer
with Messrs and Schultz upon the subject of
organization and raise money to defray all necessary
expenses IN carving out the same.
The follOwing-named persons have been
elected Trustees Of Boonton n j. for the ensuing year.
the first three being Republicans: William Grubb Geo.
s. Rsston John Reeves, Nathan l. Briggs, Giles H. Man
devilie Thco + Baldwin, Benz Booth The resolution
carried. against three cents the Democratic ticket
The Louisville COurier-JOarRal says the ad-
dress Of the Kentucky Democratic Central Committee
was received by the state Democratic Convention with
strict attention and enthusiastically appauded IN its
different passages one OF these passages declared that
the Comm ttee cannot far stutfy Itself as to admit
the validity OF the XVIII and XVIII Amendments . or
place upon the record the egTegrous fasehOOd that
they have been legally ratified"
The Michigan Legislature has enacted a
compulsory Education law. 1t provides that every
parent. guardian other person in the State, having
control and charge of children between the ages of and
IL years. shall De required TO send them to a public
school Tor period Of least - weeks in each school
wear at least six weeks OF which shall be consecutive
Children may be excused from such attendance 10y the
Board OF the school Distinct IN which the parents OF
guardians reside upon its being shown that the chd
bodily mental condition has been such as TO prevent
his attendance at school application to study for the
period required that the child Is taught in private
school, or 90 home in such branches as are usually
taught In primary schools, has already acquired the
ordinary branches of learning taught III the public school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
HAPS AND MIsuAPS.

Henry G. Maxwell. age 49, a native OF France. died
salI,u.l. lls ageails. No. ijI Bisl F"arieenhsL
ak ssembl Yman James lryings residence. No.
g1 East TvenJy.fr,t, snlyd 500 b. Ore yeserdy
T. T. Kennedy q druggist in Dekalb-aye, Brook
Iva so ysuiiy 5r selling liquor ~i'hoat license
William T. Knitting, lawyer, was robbed OF a
gold watch ini aia while riding TLIrlave ear on oa
day eyeans.
James Sweeney and VIM. Heaey. were arrested
ye.ty On charge stealing gold watch worth Sl5O from VIM
Russell Of No % Cirrol-st, Brooklyn
Oliver NJ McKeOn. age %, cigar manufacturer at
No. III and Ill En whit, work the hctOy yesterday Olrst
blooiyessel and expired IA d lew minutes
fire in the fancy dry goods store of Matilda
800 ~ The blng, oWnc by Mr. Ganole vas lam
sgei 500 Insured
William H. Hardy age 7. of No. 500 Greenwich-st..
s In over and killed yesterday at CAafon ini uro"h
M NJ ,r1,E lr ven d. Mao Of No. 22 De- nce ST. Tue
fright the the elevated railroad
,s,ny H thp time uGmBHlib MeIo Vas arrested aai
detained Ia Va The result Of the inquest
ii. Atmans grocery. occupying . portion OF tne
llmage SOD by ire yselay
c,n by the son and explosion Of keosene Mr. Altman Wa
AMI hdus His stock u insured Tor
- O aa M, furniture ini effects 81 coo Van AHt' herf
ock a, fancy goods the door damaged pEl insured
IN. bu ding 5gasl by Get, damaged 800 Insured