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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
THE PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS.

vicar General Quinn has sent a communication
TO Mr.. L. d. Herman, Clerk Of the Board or Educa.
tion. stating tnat his answers TO the queries put
by the Board OF Education Committee touching
certain points suggested by the Parochlal school
Committees demands would not be ready Tor
presentation before Thursday, the 22d inst. The
Vicar General having been sick FOR several days
past no doubt has prolonged the response or the
ParochaI school Committee 10 the interrogatories
put TO them. The question OF the Inauguration
Of the schools has had. therefore. no new light
thrown upon IL recently, aud ~ will PROBABLY De
some lew weeks before the next meeting Ol the
Joint Committee OF Conference. Upon the answers
OF the ParOchial ScnOol Z, mmittee which have not
as vet been even discussed by That committee, the
tate OF the Vicar Generals measure oil merging
the schools depends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-srx THOUSAND
DOLLAR RESOLUTION FOR JUDGMENT cIAnn
REscSDED-MoRE ASSESSMENT BONDS.
The Board OF Apportionment met yesterday
afternoon, Mayor wickham in the chair. The
meeting was ned as usual In the Mayors once,
and no s.outsiGers- not Immediately interested In
the proceedings OF the Board we're present.
The Comptroller called the attention oftbe Board
TO the act that he had, az a previous meeting.
asked for the issue OF $4,000 assessment bonds.
he showed the payrols. certified BY Fttz John
Porter" a. ne put H. Tor 100 men, ana he said
that It was 10 pay these men that ne wanted the
$4,000. The resolution was passed.
Ine question as to the standing or the Commits
sioners OF the Court House was called MP By
the Comptroller. wao eulogsed tho Commits
sioners as men wen qualified for their position,
anu VINO ma thus far not spent dollar or the
city's money even Tor stationery. The Mayor. be
SAID, had been asked TO make a report on tue sub
lect SOME time ago, and he deemed u but faIr TO
that. tue matter snould ne disposed OF.
Tne Mayor, wItnon; deigniug to reply n these
remarks, asked tue Board wnat action the men,
ners desired 10 take upon a resolution (Which the
Comptroller had Just Onered) calling upon him "a
Mr Wneeler moved that the resolution ue laid
over III Tue mex meeting 1hls motion was car
Red tn Comptroller volng against -.
On motlvn ~ MI. Lewis a resolution was adopted
resclnuins the resolution passed Al the last meet.
ing Of the Board wncu authorized the Comptro1
Ter Il issue xlo6,00O Judgment DOnGs. IL was con.
sldered by the board fhat The resolution as passed
was not specific enough, and taat as the ''contln-
gencyn that Inc Comptroller nad feared had not
arisen IL was 0aiy the part OF prudence TO recon.
sluer tue resolution.
Mir. wheeler SAID that the Board OF Aldermen
had passed and the MayOr nad approved a resOlu.
tion winch authorized the payment Of $4,000 "a
warden Dunnam, o. Ludlow street JAN Tor the
support. &C.. oil prisoners during 1874 There
beng no APPROPRIATION, the subject was reIe red
To the comptroller.
TINS Olll got Mr.. Lewis and the Comptroller into
a discussion a. 10 wnat tue unexpended balances
In The various departments were. After a little
wofd wTangiinR tie matter was dropped, although
= remark made DY Mr.. Green. that previous 20 1919
he lax Commissioners we're IA the na0ft OF pa
ctug tue names of dead men the assessment
lists. called cut MI. Wheeler with the reply thai
wncn mat question was properly up Tor discussion
the present Tax commissioners would oe aDle to
give their views on the SUBJECT In a war that
would be Satisfactory to every body, the Comp
tr0ler probably excepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
ST. AIMS CHURCH FAIR.

Like almost everything else In this CITY, the
grand fair gwen by the ladies' or 81. AIMS church
has suffered somewhat Dy hoary Winters larry
ing IN the lap OF spring. Tue far, which Is being
held 10 Ferrcro's Assembly Rooms. Tammany
Building, viii close next saturday night Among
sue many curOsltes tnat are being disposed 81
may pe prominently n0tceda genuine CARO- Dolce
head OF ST. Charles BarrOne0, valued AZ more
tnan 500. II Will De sold 10 the nIQnest bidder
on next saturday night. Also a magni1Cent
Brewster top wagon. worth $4T5, 10 ne rallied Tor
al s. cEance. me jealous ladies' In cnarge OF
different oooths and stauds IN this benev0ient
undertaking, are luil OF hope that uuriug the
next three das they VIII ne aose TO make the lair
q complete success. Ihe splendid Oand OF tue
SeNenLA regiment Inrnlsnes the music.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
NEwARK's NAUGHTY CITIZENS.

Joseph Toussalnt, an Iryington CN. J.l butcher,
has been arrested III NewarS and held 10 answer
singular charge OF malicious brutality. One
CHARLES Euz got into an alteration Win aim over
picture Oh the late Franco Prussian war. Joseph
CO. very angry and swore revenge. Tie took 1t,
Oaaries alleges, by staOOtng 10 the heart ane
500 nOfse DelOneing 10 Charles.
Anuthcr Joseph, whose other name Ia Murray, Is
also ~ custody IA Newark Tor alleged atroclous
assault on one Charles Dick. Joey nad a suspt-
ciOus 'Jlmmyn IA his possession. He has served
the state twice IA Iranton-at the state Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
FIRE COMMISSIONERS

The above Board held their regular meeting yes
terday, AID after trying several members OF The
force Tor INSTRUMENTATION they detained two batal-
lions TO attend the funeral Of Michaei ]. Bannon,
o. Engine co npanY No. 10, VINO Tell dead IN the
street on Tuesday rom disease oil he heart Tbs
deceased was single man anu had been con.
Dected with the department Tor little over two
years. HIS bank BOOK tound on his pers n,
with deposit 81 Sl,l00, which. with $1,000 IRON
the neneXolent lund. VIII 90 10 MS mothnr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
ANOTHER RAID BY RIVER THIEVES.

About two O'Clock on Tuesday morning six
thieves weat In a rowboat from New York 10
Hoooken ana walked down River street a night
Waterman on the sixth street dock took posses
sion Of the boat, aud delivered il yesterday 10
Chief Donovan, a the police force. BE ore the
nj entons OF the TOD0ers could be suspec Ell tney
roUbea 4 store 1t the corner ii Ninth street and
r il avenue, aAd another At Tenth ana Care en-
streets, Of a small quantity OF vaiuables. lncy
did not return a. tue dock after thsir depre IA
lions me a. { supposed 10 be the burglars VINO
recently b0ed dry goods ESTABLISHMENTS In
Masulu zrOn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
CITY RAILWAY REcKLEssNEss.

Coroner Croker went TO Bellevue Hospital yes
terday and took the aute-mortem statement or
John CHINA, who was thrown on car No. SO. OF the
Second avenue line. on Easter night and nal hts
arm broken. Tne Jury before whom the statement
was made rendered tue lOIlowIng verdct:-"That
JOnu uInna came 20 ms injuries Ny being l0lted OF
car No g3. OF the second avenue line, ana We Oe.
neye said INJURIES we're the result o reckless
diving ~ the drts er o. said car, and we also be.
lie IL tnat inc conductor said car also resp0n.
sole 10 allowing MS driver to drive Ia reckless
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
THE PAPAL ENJOYS.

The ecclesiastical guests Of HIS Eminence Car
dinal McClosxey, Monslgnor Roncetii Count Mare
Ioscni and Dr. UDaldi continue to explore the city
without attracting attention 20 themselves Tney
spent yesterday morning In religious exercises
aud IN walkIng quietly through tue streets. After
dinner they drove with tae cardinal and Fasner
Farley 10 the Convent OF the sacred HearL &C
Manhattanvtle. Tue party renamed there Tor an
nOur or more. aud reached the Cardinals residences
At about ekgRt O'CLOCK ~ the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

J. W. sneetns, Of san Francisco was found dead
in bis roomat the Ashland House IN Fourta avenue,
yesterday morning. lie had evidently committed
suicide as there was pistol shot wound In mis-
mead, ana a revolver, with one empty chamber.
lttng beside MIN. Coroner Eicknod VIII mold an
luQuagt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS
Buying Whole Blocks on
the Grand Boulevard.

HIS SIDE PARTNERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
Thomas Murphy and Hugh Smith Join
Tweed s. Co.

THE RISE IN VALUES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15
TNEED'S REAL ESTATE.

How the "Boss" Invested
Part of His Money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

Dipping Into Property on All
the Avenues.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
GGpRN0es G0tnp fau6 rterbm1 /.

Sine 3uIammeniteuumg Ser Of nj f
10 porte bes 8Gpftes ftnoen mir in
benz neueiten NIuflabe bon @tabftone IN
Der GuarterlDz 9tepieip. 9ana9 pflegt
fi0 Der beiIige Batter unb Steuoertreter
@otteS anf Groe1 in Ser &egel folgens
Der getpdblter Nusbride gu beoienen:
rgSOlfe, &%reuloic, Ybariiaer. RbiIiiter, 9ie6e,
Iepolttlo1dre, Saeobtner, S%ecttrer. Si9ner,
9ett6ler, 2Saleriii9tise, gottloie, timber bes
Yetnoe GotteS, &rabaiten bes Satans III Otens
l1en9eitalt; lln9ebeuer ber 50ue, einSefletl9te
9dmOnen, ~ltintenbe 2ei9nante, Wtenl9en, bic aus
ben gtbgriil1ben ber 5DQe Encouragement; Ser
rdtber, SuOaiie, bic pom @etit Der 90le 9eleitet,
2ebrer Der unSere9ti9teit [Oies ftnO eualIseltl3e
Brebi9er III tbren pteuhti6en" 0aQen]; bic 9ole
tit segen i'm e~ntfeieIt, ielbit tbre t~teflteu Abs
9%rIllOe."
0aB 8ius TX. gictor Gmanual ais
eineu @oltatb, &biaIon, 9olofernes,
9srobes, 9ilatuS beSsi6net, tam neben
obtger BiiitDeuleIe tein &ufie6eu utebr
erregen. 0aB Der geebrte Steanertreter
0ottes audi 0emti6lano g~egenitber ni6t
ipariam lit nit benz gnabenret6en Wortz
i6abe ietner S6tmpfreben, lit befannt.
NuBeroem aber beoielt er ii6 benz beut7
i0en 9tei9e gegenilbcr Gu4 nod Doraugss
ipetle Der Or0bnngen. 0as etne
Otal bort CT i1on bas Stetn6en rotten,
welbes bieien v&oloB" aertrimmern
iperoe; uno bdS anOere WtaI bofft er, es
perbe cine neue Snottb ton1ne1.
UNI bielem n0oIoterneS" ben &opt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
2ather uttS Ole Gtptl.GNe.

SIN 8e3ug auf bic namentli9 in lutbes
rtiben Sretien 9euti6lanDs 10 lebboft
f%unoge9ebene M6uetgun9 9egen Die GtDils
@6e i0reibt ber BerIiner v@emeinbez
bote" unter ber lleberibrtft: v2utber uu6
Die Giptls @be" Solgenoes:
l. 2utber ia8t: vNeil 9o63eit nnb
G6ebunb etn tpeltli9 @ei0Gft lit, gebilbrt
uns @eiltlt6en un6 Girbenotenerl nt6ts
bartn au or0nen ur;b gu regieren. Sot0es
Nues la1ie th Die 0errem bonn 9fatb i6afz
fen uno MAIDEN, tpie fe moIen. Gs
gebt mild ni6ts ait. Aber 10 man bon
uns besebrt, in Der Stride iie Cote 8rautz
leute) gu ie9nen, uber iie Su beten Dber ite
su t:auen (trauen bier ais Wehiel6egrtff
fit Die @beleute iegnen nnb fir ie beten).
10 fino mir i9uloig es sm tbun."
2. Sn benz Werfe: vUsarttn 2utber.
Seiu 2eben unb ieine S0riften, bon Or.
G0ltlin. 3nei 8Gnoe, 1875" ipirb ais
stpeife1oS btngelteut, baB apt16eu Der
Gbei9lieBung 2ut6er's I'M Sretle bon
bier in ietn 9aus gelabenen 3eugen am
Is. Stunt 1926 u1o ietner 1ooann DDr gro>
Bet GeriamMInng ab9ebaltenen 0o1=
3eitsfeier ant 27. Stunt Dteraebn Gage
~Der8aneen iino, un6 Dab es in De5ug auf
IeBtere Setter niht urfunoli6 ~erlpieien
tuerDen fam, oh i~iberbaupt etn &ir0en>
gang uno Die @t~niegnung Der GDe Dor
Dem .NltGre oatntt O%erbunOen NAT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02

a~bsubaucn. I1nter benz p&oloB" gerllbte
Der alte SEER in Gom bas beuti6e 9tei6
i1nb unter Dem ,6olofernes" oeiien O6erz
baupt au perlfeDen. @s lit iibrtgens
merfpiirDig, oaB Die, pel9e ber Bapit
ieenet, perOerbeu, unb oaB Ote, pel1e
ct nerflu9t, 10 Dortreffli6 9ebetben.
Bos bat Der &aiierin @ngenie. bem Don
Carlos nllb Dem @rafen Gbamboro Der
pGpitli9e Seseu 9ebolfen? SermD0te
Die G~ugenOroie Gle feui0e Isabella Dor
b0ler Na1rebe uno SeriagunS aus
Spauien su i0uBen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-02
@50emtGt0e 9rteatHe
BON II. Ie6ruar Bis gum "a. Tebruar
1878.

517 s(bl:r &auna
SIS Itermann Safo6
$40 Alsergetm @tnno
$50 ArI9unp Baul
521 Arn0t aSilbettnine
So Ilbbeiu SaalaeL
523 8aer . Il 20
524 5drlomStp Z
525 Baterle y
52G Sirtner 4uitaD
527 8er9er $
52S Sebrenot 9D
$40 BED 8ouraO
$50 Soitit Jtuooll
531 Boreuneiu DC
532 8pbt Treo
533 BraDet Gba5
534 8ronltine emma
535 &ranot IL Dtndsr
536 Srenner Aootl
537 8repsr @euyp
535 8lrtLQWet Geljts
$50 8urfe ,0biI
$40 @6ubO5ca Sreo
541 GDinuer Jtl6
542 @be6 Meu6el
543 GluS 0teD
544 9eite %cut5
545 Oierieu 8
$40 Oelori9 Nottbeip
547 DierOif al9
54S Dies utarta
549 Dubtc Gatbe
$50 GberIe i
SOL Critic DIR
0OZ SplteIH Cale OF SUpeI
553 6abna9t NatDarIIte
554 Set9e :
555 UeIIeutaal II Son
556 Ues9ie III 9teu
557 Tretoe GOiina
558 6ris Subonm
500 t5uucr WiGrtuS
$50 Ucstar Eena
561 @erla9 GBas
592 @nao Mtaria
563 @oiieli9 5
564 @runb Rerberton
5G5 Grams Amalta
stu GrunSad Dir
SGT @rebter Carl
56S @raf DC
STD @rbbautiepts Is
$40 Grin GUITAR
ST. Yrinoa Eouis
572 9rone @rnit
573 0rieSba6 50
574 @roBtopi Dir
SIS Uruntram 9r
576 Oantot GdErTe
577 0arm Marle
5i6 &aufe @en5el
SO Vartmaun Inna
$50 0spSe 9luOree
5Sl 9eitmanp "
582 DetuI9 5O9H
5S3 9enrY "
5S4 9er5os Sernb
5S5 0eB Ntr
$50 Slri6berg gs
5S7 pplub 6rans
$50 9oitmaHn ~
$50 QolSmdnn SAG
$50 06iltct:er gliaS
591 QoIbein Otinn care 0
SGnIrer
592 SOls 6reO
5g3 Qobt Sdmuet
594 9Inei.lpiuttl D
595 Aatob ) Je
$40 AmBoH sol
597 EautrolptB 3
590 &aspar .
$50 6amienstt San
600 GacSerolustt 4u9uIte
6O1 &antul eG u
6U2 Rani9 @ottlieb
6O3 RauFOL Uranf
GOA 6atuSto "
COS 8abn SdtOb
G07 RcrH SriB
sos SilIb JtObert
6O9 Jtiltuer Beter
600 6ouHs SEQ
80 &ogler anlor
gil Eobasfy sol
6l2 Rob Satu5
GLIB R6sler $ y
GA Eomtysti Sobaru
us 6rGsenbe iul bruno
Gi6 Rreig 5 %
617 2rain Barbara
61S &rdnl5r .
6l9 Grempet 9arrp
G20 &rims St9munS
62l &I9l 9D
622 San5 &c
623 Xemote Wm
524 Geu9tenberssr Mug
635 SeuD 9etman
626 DO utr
627 DO OanieL
62S 2e6mciiter Aoam
500 getbieutrttt .
$50 &t3tenbers =
631 Souten SOqann
632 sus Nt5ste
633 SanRsrS SMspiS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
A Primn DOnnn's Throat.

Nine. Pauline Lucca recently submitted
her larynx to examination by the laryngC-
scopist. DIR. Friedrich Fieber. who has sent
an account of the examination for pubica-
ton to the Ncm Free Press. DIR. Fieber ia
OF opinion that the natural conformation of
the mouth accounts in large measure for
the wonderful manner Nine. Lucca pos
sesses of raising and dropping her voice al
ternately. The sound waves are naturally
strengthened in so favOrably shaped space.
Moreover, the rnnscies Of her palate appear
to have acquired enviable strength and
pliability by long practice. The larynx Is
small and well shaped; its several parts are
msrvelously developed and perfect. The
true strings are pure snow white, and pos
sess none Of that blush tinge which is CON-
mon among women. They are shorter, too.
than DIR. Fieber has otherwise observed
among vocalists, but they are stronger in
proportion. and amply provided with mus.
Gle. While at rest they are partially
screened by the false strings; as soon as q
tone is struck, however, they display them
selves in their full breadth and strength.
A good bit of the windpipe is visible through
the CLOTHS, showing the rings plainly
through the pale red membrane.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
q. S. MARSHAL'S SALES,
Myra Clark Gaines vs.. the City of New

Myra Clark Gaines vs.. the City of New
IN TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
L the Fifth CiIcuiG ana District OF Louisiana No.
me directed in the above entitled suit will pro.
coed to cell to the highest bidder. orr THURSDA AZ
March Is, 1875, at twelve o'clock ST.. at the en-.
trance of the CustOmhouse, Canal street, in this
city, the right title and interest of the city OF New
Orleans in ard TO the following described prop
CERTAIN PROPERTY hereinafter described in
accordance with plsn OR sketch thereof drawn
BY } B. WALTON. Esq, auct ioneer:
SQUARE No 9, bounce! by Canal, Water, Gravier
and Delta streets, containing eight lots of ground,
numbered from one to eight, inclusive, and meas,
uring 100 feet inches lines front on Canal street
III feet inches ) tines en- Wa,er street. 1877 feet
inches on Gravier street, aud 209 feet inches on
Delta street with the right of batture.
SQUARE Nc. T. DOuAded by Delta. Gravier, Water
and POydras Streets containing ten lots of ground
numbered from to 10 inclusive aud measuring 253
feet inches on Delta street. 137 feet inches Oh
street. and l24 feet 10 inches lines on Poydras
street. with the right of ba,ture
eQCARB No. 8. bounded by Water, Girod, Pile
aud NOtre Dame streets, containing ten lots of
ground, numbered FRI m to 10 inclusive, messur
ing 1913 iest lines front on Water street 100 feet
lines on Notre Dame street, and 100 feet lines on
GuOd street and 238 feet lin. on Pile street.
, SQUARE No. 9, bounded by Pile, Girod, New and
om ia 10 ten lots and ."
measuring 237 feet ii inches lines front OF Pile
street, leo feet lines on Girod street, 237 feet II
INCHES Hile OH Now street ana IN fSet Lice
Norire Dame street with right Of battllra
SQUARE No. TO- BOUNDED by Pile, Nor IL Bame.
New aud Julia Streets containing nine lots Of
ground numbered from 10 9. inclusive, and meas
urng 223 feet inches one line front Pile street.
l20 feet lines Nortre Dame street. a.; feet
inc he's lines New street with right OF bat
ture.
SQUARE No. II, bounded by Pile, Julia. New
and st. Joseph streets, containing eleven lots of
ground. mum bered from | TO II In elusive, and
measuring 279 feet 8 inches lines front on Pr
lie street, l2o feet front Julia street 279 feet
inches lines on New street aud l20 feet on
ST. Joseph street with right of batture.
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GkOUND bounded by
Delta, Water LAFAYETTE and Girod street Is, meas.
urlng 3o3 f.et inthss lines on Delta street,
jo3 feet inches lines Water ttreet with
the right of bat iurr, and future accretions in
frOCt CT the same.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded by
Delta Water, Laiaye tie and Poydras streets Me as-
uring 81 feet inch lines Delta and 81
feet inches lines on Water street. 'th the hight
OF batture aud future accretions ia troat OF same
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
United states MaIshars office, New Orleans
February &c. 1875
s. B. PACKARD
yei9 % mh6 II y United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
BY o. Valeton.
Second District Court for the Parish of Or,eans
No. 81 537.
SUCCESSION OF ISAAS MAGENDIE.

No. 1881.
10y o. VALETON, AUCTIOEFER.-SATJR
- DAY, February a. 1875, at Twelve O'Clock M.
will he sold at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex
f. m :he Hon. A. L. T'issst. judge of the Second
pistr Ct Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
!: PORTION OF GROUND. designated by the
l. tie A, on a sketch made by J. A.. Hemecourt
epu surveyor, on the twentieth of April, 1866
nm sed to an act passed before r Coudrain, late
ota j public. dated May 3, 1866, measuring s
nch IS tront on Port street or Bayou ST. john be-
1--we u washington street and ROnte st. John, 60
lee deep on the side OF Route st. John on the line
separating 1t from No. 3. % feet IL inches deep
on the SIDE or Washington street on the other line
when divides 1t from No. 2, and Is feet on the
rear line. as per said sketch.
AND LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings
thereon, and rights OF way and servitudes attached
SITUATED in the Faubourg st. John, or Pontchar.
train. measuring French measure, 30 feet 6 inches
fOht on Bayou ST. John 50 feet inches front on
The street called Grand Route St John 81 feet
upon the other line of depth dividing it from lot
No. z on the plan hereafter mentioned 81 feet 6
inches on the rear line, perpendicular to Grand
conformity with plan made on the twenty fourth
OF Sept. mbrr, 1884. by L. Briueier surveyor gen.
eral; and annexed TO au act of the fourth of Sep
tefnber, same year, p.ssed before II. Pedesclaux
2. L0r or GROUND, with all improvements
thereon, Cesigna ed by No. g. measuring % feet q
inches front on Washington street as feet inches
lines in depth on the line nearest to Bayou st.
Joha, 30 tee inches on the otter line in depth
and % feet on the rear line
LOT OF GROUND, designated by No. 4 m.as
nrng ~ feet inches front Washington street
80 feet inches on the line dividing it from ot 40
rear line. ~ Ae'' VI 'ho
A LOT OF ROUND measuring more or less,
1ucm neasurs % rect front on Grand route ST
ohn 81 feet in depth on the line nearest fo Ravou
-. john, W feet inches in depth on the line re-
mofest to Bayou st. John 50 feet on the rear line.
eo i't bsilg composed OF two lots designated BY
Also, same day. February q, 1875, at 4:3O P. NJ,
OF Inc Premises. On Bayou st. John
THREE HORSES. THREE CARTS HARNESS, AND
ALOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURR.
Terms-Cash.
, ACT OF eaie before A. d. DoriOcourt notary pub
nc; the t8xes for the running year to be assumed
by the purchaser.
ja26 te6 I32037
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER rY ON DAUPHINE
street, between Hospital and Barracks streets.
SUCCESSION OF ALsXANDRINk BARBE, WIDOW
OF J. B. ROUSSEvE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 TIA.
RY PLAClDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONRKR-
~ Office No. 46 Exchange ailey.-SATURDAY
February TO- 1875, at twelve O'clock NJ. will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
eers' Exchange, On Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets by virtue and in pursu-
ance to order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. dated January 10, 1875, for account OF the
above succession
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and impr0v ements thereon, rights, ways
privileges and advantages thereuntO bel0D ging
situated in the Second District of this CITY, IN
the square bounded by Daupbiue, Hospital, Bur
gundy AID Barracks streets, and measuring
French measure, 80 feet front on Dauphine street,
BY l2O feet in dep h.
Terms and Conditons-One-.h third cash, the bal
months. in notes of the purchaser secured by
special mortgage aad vendors privilege on the
property sold, bearing eight per cent interest Der
annum from date till paid the act Of sale to con-
taiu the obligation of the purchaser to keep the
buildings Insured to their full value, and the
poll les transferred to the holders Of the notes. and
The further obligation his part TO pay the fees
Of the attorney ut law who may be employed to
sue fqr tho payment Of said notes, the said fees
to be liked at five per cent the amount sued for.
The purchaser win be required to make deposit
of ten per cent on the amount Of the adjudication
at the moment of sale.
Act of sale before Z. Bouny, ESQ.,, notary public,
at the expense of the purchaser.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19
Adam Wagner ct nj. vs.. Steamship Civ
of H.,nsf

Adam Wagner ct nj. vs.. Steamship Civ
of Houston.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
District of Louisiana, No. 10, 604.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
nv DOesesslon-
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF HOUSTON her
tackle, apparel. etc, now libeled by Adam W agner
ct al, for the causes set forth in the libel now
pending in the District Court of the United
States
And 90 hereby cite and admonish the ner
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sons having pretending to have any right. title
or interest in to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the District
afoIesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
on the first Monday of March. 1875, to show cause,
If any they have cam why the said steamship
should not be condemned and sold agreeably to
the prayer of libelants.
United States Marshals Office New Orleans
January 70. 1873. s. & PACKARD.
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