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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-15

THE TURF.
Newmarket Races

LONDON. October l4-The race for the
Middle Park Plate was run today at New
market and was won by Plebeian, Perje
second, Goloper third.
In the race to- day for the Czarowitch
stakes there were twenty-five starters. The
Fl nal betting was twenty five to one against
Aventurier, five to one against the Truth
gelding, and twenty to one against Game
Cock. The race was closely contested by
Aventurier and the Truth goldng, the
former winning by only head, amidst
general excitement. Gamecock was bad
third Morning How was the fAvOrite at
the start, but he pulled up lame. Glover
rode the winner.
Jerome Park Races.
JEROME PARK, October 1.-THE first race
was tOc purse Of $500, distance one mile.
and was won by Survivor; Stanford second,
Resolute third, Audubon fourth, Ravenna
fifth, Willis sixth. O'Neil last. Time-l:i6.
The second race was for purse of $500
for three yea, Odds, one mile and quarter,
and was won by Nettie Norton, the Hoaxer
second, Emma third, and O'Neill last. No
official time was taken.
The third race, for a purse of $500, for
twO-year Odds, three quarters of mile, was
won BY James A., ArIstides second. Hyder
ALI third, Athlete fourth. Leader fifth, and
Babylon sixth. Time-l:lsl9.
The fourth race, mile and a quarter, was
won by Grinstead, Shylock second, Little
ton third. Idlewild fourth. Time-3:l0
The fifth race for the members cup.
one and one-eighth miles, was won by Lime
stone, Fadladeen second, Grey Planet third.
Time-2:03k.
The sixth race was handicap steeple
chase, about two miles and halt. was won
by Trouble, Mary Clark second and Vesv-
vius third. Daylight fell at the last hurdle.
Time-4:36R.
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GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 25 9G4.-By virtue of writ of
heri f8cias against Francois Lacroix. to di-
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the above
entitled cause, / will proceed to sci at public
auction. at the Merchants and Anctioneers' Elk
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets. in tie Second DistTict OF this city,
on MONDAY, November l6 1874, at twelve y clock
81. abe following described property, to wit
l. A LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis.
tret OF this city, in the square bounded by st
Charles. CarOnde let. Canal and Common streets
measuring twentysight feet eight inches six lines
front II. Charles street. by depth If one hun
dred aud twenty three feet seven inches three
lines on tho line. dividing it from lot number tive
and hundred and swsnty.one feet eleven
inches four lines the line div idng it from the
property Of Z. Cordevoe. ana twenty three feet
nine inches elk lines in width in the together
with the buildings thereon, rights, ways and servi-
tudes fhereuntO belonging Being the same prop
erty acquired bv the defendant herein by rurchae
from Julian AdOlph LScrOix. act passed be fore
Felix Percy late notary public in this city dated
July 8, 1857.
2. AND THE RIGHT OF REDEMPTION Of said
property, which was sold by che city OF Now Or
leans for taxes on The twentvshird day of March,
1874. and purchased at said sale By Andre Ca,.oys
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash Oh the sput.
=. p HlRPEnO
ocl5 Is mol Is Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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We quote Louisiana no u 04c; common So a5c;
fair 81 0Sac; good 701Ac: prime ~ 0sc choice &c
BALisa TwfNE~seiis At i4c Pm y " =.
STARCH-Small stock and fair demand. Selling
mand. They ale quoted st lSS al7c VB b.
COAL--The stock is large and Lot much de-.
and 7;o # rsss ssS to
| bosts Csc 70 manufacturers. Anthracite . u s09
son yy5snia camel .9ed sc DBL low Grade.
rosin. They are in demand for export for Europe.
Rosin-No. ! sells at 81; No: q 81 50; virgin dip;
spirits turpentine il exhausted. It would com
mand Sc p gallon. Pitch is selling at saaa -
LARD oIL-winter strained ,s scarce and COM
mands ST. Is r. gallon.
LINsEED oils sellin: At CSC 2 gallon for Jaw.
DRIED FRuIT-Light supply and moderat" de
mand. Apples are quoted al ,a:1:e p u: peaches
are dull and prices nominal.
| bbls, SIP in half bbls Sc Is in quarter bbls, and
- Is IN kits No. Is 50 in bills go in half bills
in bSls Sc S in sIf bS: Is IN A Quarter bss
aud IS kits; No. Charge, $40 % in bbls S. 50
in half bhls. 50 in quarter bbls and 81 $ in kits.
quarter boxes 81 40. Herrings 81 50 in bbls
81 Is in hall bbs. % IS In quarter bbls. and - al
kits.
mand is more active. there bein: more facilities
shipment. Stocks of extra pipe 60 inch are small:
other classes are abundant. Dealers prices, deive1
ed to ship, asioiiews Extra pipe. 60 inch: slso
inch, slao0l25; extra hogshead; as inch. sl2oa!.,
extra caret. 20 inch. &9OG95 y l1oe.
COFFEK-Is quiet, but prices are steady. ".
good lsa. alslc: prime lst arose j. Il.
HIDES-Aye quiet. Dry ealttd are ucoted q.
i40l6c: dry flint l60l7c. Country green sailed
&c y ID. In city slaughter sales are max.
do 20 to 81 TBS. 9kc: do under 20 f5s Ssc;
COW hides. SIS they run. &c; kiDs 20 70 q lbs llc
do Is to ~ lbs loo. Calf skins. each .5c OK horns
TALLOW--The supply 10 light and the demand
active. City rendered ia selling at 7a,c y Is.
ESCuLsNTS AND GREEN vkGETA bLES-Pair
supply and denard. 3N6 bbls New York early rose
Westers selling at So 35d2 IS; Northern onions
81 Western S303 50; apples 1914 y Dbl: cab
bages S916 y box sourkrsut $500 " Dbl.
so; young 81 as; ducks Saa5; geese &607;
turkeys Sl0dl2 y dozen for young and sl6020 for
old. Louisiana grown chickens sell at S 5O05;
yonng 81 50: ducks So so. geese So; turkeys So
ais y dozen.
B1Gs-Are in light supply and good demand.
Westt sell at y d26c Louisiana IS 033c y dOze
BUTTER-The market is bare of choice Western.
is good. Medium Goshen sells at 504Oc; choice
42c; inferior Western 2813Jc medium 3Od &c p Il.
Choice Western would command Csc - ID.
CHEESk-Fair supply and demand Choice
cream !7a!ac; English dairy NoItIlera Aal5c
r 10.
count on round lots. The Beard Brothers' tic
7hc " Ii, With q discount on round lots,
SALT-Trade is improving. We quote deal.
ers' rates: Coarse at 81 goal Is; fine 81 3o0l 20
p sack; Turks Island 85d95c y bag Of two bush.
els. When taken at warehouse . reduction ia
made for drayage. Table salt III pockets cells 1t
II I6hc each. a. in size.
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Peter Schulz.
IC1Tr3 DISTRICT COURT EOR TIKI PARISH OF
II Orleans. No 6'Na.-By virtue Of q writ OF seizure
and sale directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
city on MONDAY. November IS. ia.s. at Twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all tho biildings and Improvements thereon,
rishts, ways orlsllrges seryitudes and dependen'
designated BY the number one. in square bounded
by St. Ferdinand. Levee, M0reau and Montegut
streets; which los measures, American measure,
twenty twO feet six inches front on St. Ferdinand
street. by one hundred feet i'll depth, bounded on
the rear line by alley for the common use OF
drawn by J. Communy, late surveyor, on the se:.
enteenth OF February, 1884 deposited in the Office
of Felix de A1maS. late notary public in this
:. TWO OTHER LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
rish's ways servitudes and dependencies, stu.
ated the Third District of this city designated
by the number four and four bis in square bounded
by st. Ferdinand Levee and Moreau streets and
the lower Cotton press Said lots measure az fol-
lows. to wit: Lot number tour has twenty two feet
six inches front oo st. Ferdinand street. by one
hundred feet in depth, aud thirty two feet six
inches on the rear line and front on an alley COM
mon to said lot and other lots, and lot number
four BIS is in the rear of the foregoing. and has
thirty feet ono and three tourths lines front on
said common alley, by forty.seven feet seven
inches i'll depth. between parallel lines. per plan
drawn by A Castaing, architect dated twenty
third April, 1860 and deposited in the Office Of A.
Drey fous. notary public IN this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-l. In cash for q sufficient amount to nav
plaintiff claim, the sum OF one thousand dol
lars. with interest thereon at eight per
cent per annum from the eleventh OF Sep
TENDER, 1879 until the day Of sale. three
dollars cost Of protest one dollar cost Of
certificate ofrecording mortgage and five per cent
attorneys fees principal and interest and costs
OF suit q The purchaser to assume Ito the ex-
tent of the amount of his bid) the payment Of two
promsso y noies secured by mortgage said
property dated on the ele venth day Of September
1873, drawn by defendant to his own order and by
him ndsrsed. each for the sum of eight hundred
and fifty dollars, payable at the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana, in this city, respectively at two and
three years after and bearing interest at the rate
of eight per cent per annum from date until paid
any, cash OIL the spot.
W p. HARPER,
Ocl5 Is mol Is Sheriff of the Parish of OrleaoA
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OHIO.

Gain Of Four Democratic Coma ressmen
COLUMBUS, O., October II Sufficient re-
snrns have been received to show beyond
dou bt that the State has gone Democratic
by from 1000 to 10000 majority.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee are positive of the election OF the
following congressman: Saylor, first dis
srict; Banning, second district; Mcmahon,
fourth district; Rice. fifth district; Hurd,
sixth district; Neal. seventh district; Vance,
eleventh district; Walling, twelfth district;
Soathard, thirteenth district; COwan, four
teenth district; Payne, twentieth district,
and the probable election of Wilson in the
seventeenth district; POppletOn in the ninth
district and Seney in the tenth district.
Tho Republicans claim the election Of
Smith, third district; Lawrence, eighth dis
srict; Foster, tenth district; VanVoorhies,
Afteenth district; DAnford. sixteenth dis
Grict; Monroe, eighteenth district, and Gar
6eld, nineteenth district.
If the Democratic claims are sustained
by the official returns the Democrats have
gained seven Congressman, which gives
Them fourteen ont of twenty Congressman
from Ohio. The results exceed the most
sanguipe Democratic expectations.
CLEVELAND, October l4.-Payne's Demo
erAt) majority for Con gress in this TWEEN
tieth) district is 2724
In the tenth district Foster, Republican,
~ elected by l42 majority.
In the seventeenth Woodwork, Repub-
Iican, is elected by about 800 majority.
In the nineteenth. Garfield, Republican,
o elected by $500 majority.
CINCINNATI, October l4.-The Ga-cttes
Columbus special gives the following list Of
Congressman elected in Ohio:
First district, SaylOr, Democrat; second,
Banning, Democrat; third, Savage, Demo
'srat; fourth, Mcmahon, Democrat; fifth,
Kioe, Democrat; sixth, Hurd, Democrat;
seventh, Neal. Democrat. eighth, Law
renee, Republican; ninth, Poppleton,
Democrat; tenth. Foster, Republican;
eleventh. Vance, Democrat; twelfth. Wei
ling, Democrat: thirteenth, Southland, Demo
crat; fourteenth, Cowan. Democrat; tif-
teenth, Van VOORHEES,, Republican; six
tenth, Dantord, Republicans; seventeenth,
Woodwork, Republican. doubtful; eight
zenith, Monroe, Republican,; nineteenth,
Garfield, Republican,; twentieth, Payne,
Democrat.
The dele cation stands twelve Democrats,
seven Republicans, with the seventeenth
district doubtful.
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MISCELLANEOUS

| Snow.
LINDSAY, Ont, October I3.-The frs
| snow fell here last night.
Heecher Worship in Boston.
Boston. Mass, October l1.-Henry War;
Beecher delivered lecture at Music Hall
last night, which was we'll filed. After &
storm of applause. he expressed his thanks
saying, that while he lived in BROOKLYN, il
seemed to him that he lad come home tt
Boston, and that their kindness, and it,
significance, he would not pretend to mis-
understand.
Burned to Death.
ST. PAUL, October H.-Three persons
were burned to death yesterday BIZ tie
upsetting Of kerosene lamp.
The President ON His Western Tour.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October A-Pres,dent
Grant aud party arrived here yester lay
evening. Several hundred citizens assem-.
bled at the depot TO welcome them. The
President was introduced to the crowd, and
general Handwriting followed. He was
received with hearty cheers. After brief
stay, the party left for Springfield, Illinois.
And May God Have Mercy ON Their Souls.
HARRISBURG, Pa, October l4-Goyernor
Hartranft has issued warrants for the exc
cution Of w. f. Undertook, Daniel O'Mara
and Patrick Irwin on Thursday, Novem.
Der -.
No Third Term Wanted.
MIDDLErowN. N. y, October 4-The
Republican convention of the third district
passed resolutions unutterably opposing a
third term.
The Ross Libel Case.
PHILADELPHIA, October H.-In the libel
case of Christian Ross. father of the alb.
Quoted boy. against the Reading EagIc the
jury brought IN a verdict of guilty A mo-
ton tor new trial was entered, and the
defendants admitted to bail
Georgia State Fair.
ATLANTA. October lathe State fair be-
gins Monday next. There are many exhib.
itors here. There will be a display of the
military and fire companies Of the State.
Fire.
CINCINNATI, October li-Specials from
Washington Courthouse, Fsyette county,
report cOnfagration raging there. The
Odd Fellows hall ia in ashes. The fire is
express Office. kilograms have been sent
to Circlevilie for aid. Great alarm exists in
WAR DEPARTMENT !
Office Chief Signal Officer )
Washington. October IA. 1874, 4:35 r. Al.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, falling ba.
rometer scut helly winds with warmer and cloudy
weather.
River and Marine News.
SourHwEsr Pass, October li.6 p. NJ Barometer
.o:05 Wind east northeast fresh. Arrived-Span-
sh bark Loes from Havana; Norwegian bark
Peterson master, thnty-three days from
Malaga No departures
viCKsRURa, October N-Passed up-hatie at |
l. II. 70 boats down to-day. Weather clear and |
'ool. The river Tell two inches. |
MHnPHn, October A-kiver STATIONARY. The |
Weather is clear and cool. Departed-ttAh. for |
Il LOuia Mary ROvN for W hitA river.
Came October l4.-Arrived-Belle Texas. from
'ioct,rati, atRP. NJ: Shannon from Cincinnati ]
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SHERIFFS SALES.
Louis Nlathe vs.. Joseph RAYMOND.


E1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
facias to mo directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above cause. l will proceed 10 sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auctiopeers' Ex-
change, Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house Streets in the Second District of this city,
THURSDAY, October Is, 1874 at twelve O'Clock
H.. the following described property to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Fourth District OF this city. in the square
bounded by Dr3ades, st. Denis, First and Second
streets, designated as lots numbers six and seven
on certain plan drawn by L. Rezenstein, late
surveyor, dated May 10, 1853, sketch or copy of
which s annexed to the act Of acquisition of said
defendant herein. Said lots ad jon and measure.
each, thirty feet front Second street, BY one
hundred and twenty feet in depth on the line To-
ward Dry AIDES street. where it ten feet for
the purpose of squarng the rear width Of lot mum.
Der five; together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon rights. ways, privileges, etc.
Being the same lots quired by detel dant herein
from the heirs of Joseph Foster, Jr., and WIFE, By
act passed before ". J. CasteN, notary public in
this city, on June 30 1863.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Ths icing the second and last auction
the highest and last bidder for what it will bring
at Twelve months credit the purchaser furnishing
bond with good and sol went security bearing eight
per cent interest per annum from date, and SPECIAL
mortgage on the property sold until final ayment.
Said purchaser will have to deduct and pay cash
the amount of printing, sheriffs aud clerks fees
etc, which amount to about three hundred and
ninety dollars and, furthermore the State parish
and municipal taxes. the amount Of which is not
yet ascertained
". P. HARPER.
SEQ OCT II Is Sheriff of the Parish of ORLEANS
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FOREIGN.
Tho Duchess of Edinhurah.

LONDON, October l4-A court circular
says the Duchess of Edinburgh is we'll, but
has been advised not to travel, and, cOnse-
quently, che could not 20 to the country
yesterday as she intended.
lnsurrectfon Against Den Carlos.
A special dispatch to the Times reports
that the city of Durango is in q state OF in
surrectiOn against Don Carlos. Other Car
list towns have hoisted the white flag and
advised the troops TO lay down their arms.
1t is stated that conspiracy existed to
murder Don Carlos, but was frustrated.
General EliO has refused to command the
Carlist troops on account of their vandal-
ism. General MOriOnes has asked leave
from Madrid to March on Estella.
Rescued.
The disabled steamship Ontario has been
released from her exposed position off the
eastern coast of Ireland and is being tOwed
to Liverpool by Hull tugs.
Cipher Telegrnms.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, October l3.-The gov
eminent has withdrawn its prohibition Of
the transmission of cipher messages on the
telegraph lines in Turkey.
France and tho Pope.
PARIS, October lit is officially an
nounced to-day that the French war
stea mer OrenoGue has just been recalled to
Toulon. Her departure from Civita Vicchia
implies no change in the relations between
France and the Pope. Another vessel will
he placed at the bolv fathers disposal at a
French port in the Mediterranean.
The Oren0que.
ROME. October l3.-Tbe French war
steamship Orenoque left Cevita Vicchia to-
day.
Won Arnim.
BERLIN. October 14.-Herr Madaa, presi
dent of the police force Of this city, used
all his influence to have Count Won Arnim
sent to the private hospital. where he
should be under the surveillance of the
police, but without success. The Counts
family have offered increased bail to the
amount of ,000, 900 thalers to secure his re-
lease from custody.
1t is expected that Judgment will be
passed upon Count Won Arnim shortly be-
fore November L. The Count occupies two
rooms in the hospital where he is confined.
He is treated with more general severity
and is more closely watched than hereto
fore. His intercourse with his family has
been still further restrained.
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SHERIFFS SALES.


succession 81 z. Cosde violle -. Francois
CEcosp DISTRICT . c"URr FOR rHs PARISH
y Of Orleans. No 3645e-By virtue of q writ Of
teri faciss to me directed BY che honorable the
i'll the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
al public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
ers Exchange. Royal street, between Canal and
city. on THURSDAY. October IS, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the folio wing described property. to.
gether with all thG buildings and improvements
i. TWO LOTS or GROUND. IN the First District
Of this city. in square number fosr hundred and
and Canal streets, and known as lots numbers four
and five Of said square, fronting on Gasquet street
and measuring seventy.nins by one hondred and
T. CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. in the Second
District of This city, n square number three hun
dred and ninety-eisht. bounded by Canal Gayeso.
sAcedo and GustOmllOuse streets, being deslg
mated by the numbers seven. eight, nne. eleven'
twelve, thirteen. nineteen, twenty. twenty one.
twent two and .xteen OF said square; lots NUM-
bers seven. eight and nine front on Canal street.
and measure eaGl twenty eight feet fOuI inches
by one huLdred and twenty-six feet lot number
eleven fronts on SalcedO street ana measures
thirty by one hundred and thirteen feet: lot
number twelve fronts on SalcedO street, and meas'
ures twe:i.yeight by one hundred and twenty six
feet; iOtA numbers thirteen. nineteen. twenty.
twenty one. twenty-five and sixteen front on Gus
tcmhouse street. and measure each twenty-eisht
by one hundred aud twenty six feet.
8. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
district of this city. in square number one huns
sre d and ninety-two, bounded By ST. Louis. Cial'
horne Robertson and Toulouse streets. known as
lot ni,r5er four OF said square. fronting 81.
Louis street and measuring .ixtv by fifty One feet.
l. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. in the Second
District OF this city. in square number on. hundred
and four. bounded by Burgundy. Dumaine. st.
Philip and Rampant. known ~ lot number nine OF
said square, form ing the conner of Burgundy and
Dumaine streets. aud measures sixty.thIee by one
hundred Ond fifty-six feet.
Plans thereof will be OH exhibition AZ the Ex.
change some days previous to that OF sac.
Seized Ill the above suit.
Terms-Ths being the second and fast ancsiOn.
the said property will be definitely adudicated TO
the hiRhe and last bidder for what it will bring
at twelve mouths credit, the purchasers furnish
ing bonds, with good and solvent securities Bearing
eight per cent interest per ann,iln from date. and
special mortgage the property sold until final
payment. Said purchasers shall have to deduct and
pay in cash the printing. shsrf's and clerks fees.
etc. which amount altogether to about two hun.
dred dollars and furthermore the State, parish
and municipal taxes the amount Of which is not
yet asc0rtained.
". P. HARPER.
seq oc, II IS Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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ct 1sP. H.: Belle Shreveport. from Louis; q ! r.
H.; Capitol City, from 1t. Louis, 1T ?. NJ ~
parted-Bellc Texas, for New Orleans. at II z. u;
Belle Shreveport. for New Orleans: at ! T. u
Bismarck, for New Orleans 1t 4 P. n. River SIX
feet and rising Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October H.-River falling four ieet
five inches ia the csna!. Weather clear and cola.
C1NC1sNArI, October l4-River five fest six inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool
PIrTsBURG October H-River thirty inches ana
stationary. Weather clear and COOL
EVANSVILLE. October 1.-THE liver has fallen
one inch. Weather clear, till evening, now cloudy
and cool Down-Espersnza. at midnight.
Sr. LOCH, October l4.-Arrived-Kyle, from New
Orleans. Departed Glencoe Kountz and Future
City, for New Oreans River falling slowly, with
five and half feet to Cairo, and the channel cut
ting cut. Weather cloudy and cool Rain to night.