New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-02

VNo THE HONORABLE THE DISTRICT COURT
OF me United States for the district of Louis
woods judge Of the United States circuit Gour,
for said District, presiding in the absence Of the
LeBreton. Of the city Of New Orleans herein a. a.
pearng as the ass Snee in bankruptcy of the estate
of Edward A. Bridge, individually bankrupt, re.
rendered by the bankrupt and belonging to the
aforesaid estate inbankruptcy, there is the fellow
ing described real estate situated in the State OF
Louisiana, in the parish Of Orleans to VIII:
l. Five certain lots OF ground with the improve
meats thereon, and all the rights ways, privileges
| and advantages thereuntO belonging or in aHy-
wise appertanng, situated in the First District of
this city, in the square &. which is bounded by
designated by the numbers 20, q, o. % and a. on
| plan drawn by L. Bringier. surveyor General on
the thlrtieth day of April, 1882 and deposited in
the office of D. L. McCay, late a notary public.
Lots Nos. 20, 81, % and 30 adjcin each other and
| measure each 80 feet inches lines front on
| Gravier street by depth of l2l feet. between
parallel lines lot No % forming the corner of said
Gravier and Bolivar streets: aud the said lot No.
"a adons the of the above four lots of ground
| and measures 80 feet inches lines front on
Bolivar street, by l22 feet inches in depth, be-
tween parallel lines. all American measure. Being
the same property acquired by this bankrupt from
B. P. Richardson, BY act passed before James Ora
ham, :, notary public. February 1859
and improvements thereon, situated IN the FIRST
| District of this city. in the square bounded by
ITALIA Erato, St. Thomas and TchoupitOulas
They adjOin each other and measure as follows:
Lots Nos. l.. and 3, "a feet front Tehoupitou-
las street by depth between parallel lines of l02
| feet 10Y inches. Lot No. 4 forms the corner of
Tchoup,t0ulas and Erato streets, and measures %
feet II INCHES front on Tchoupitoulss street. by
depth and front between parallel lines of 102 feet
l01s inches. Lot No. measures Is feet front on
Erato street BY depth between parallel lines. Of
| same property acquired by this bankrupt from
Alexander Brother syndc of the creditors Of Peter
public, june i, 1852. Let No. being the same
property acquired from Jacob Kilt by act passed
| before said STARK notary public, March IA, 1855
i, on a plan made BY NJ Harrison, May ~, 1855 and
lines front Erato street by 2T feet 10 Sc inches
| in depth, between parallel lines Being the same
property acquired by this bankrupt from j. A.
public, June s. 1857.
4. A certain lot of ground. together with all the
and privileges, situated in the First District of this
city, in the square bounded by TchouptOulas
80 eet fropt on Tchnsn
toulas street BY l2D feet in depth. Being the
property acquired By this bankrupt from Philip
HOezel by act passed before James Graham, notary
public, December l, 1859.
s. certain lot OF ground, situated in the Fourth
LAUREL Constance. Pleasant and TOedane streets,
designated by the letter on plan of subdivision
measuring 20 eet front on Pleasant street % feet
lines on the rear line, 83 feet inches lines
the line Of lot A, and 50 feet inches the line
which divides it from lot c. Together with the
improvements thereon and the appurtenances
thereof. Being the same property acquired by
this bankrupt from Samuel X. keene, by act passed
1872
Your petitioner further represents that the said
hereinbefOre described real estate is, appears Of
record, ncumbered and charged with the follow
ing hereinafter specified mortgages. judgments,
liens and privileges resting thereon. to wit:
The mGEEaGs T..t favor Of M l. Luther
I 70 and
five lots Of ground in square bounded by Thalia,
Erato. suzeite. St. Thomas and Tchoupitoulas
said SO uare and from ing on Tchouptouas street.
and another lot OF ground, in the Same square.
street recorded July IL, 1870 and now supposed to
be held by +. Larue
The one in favor of F. Z. Bridge, act of G w.
Christy notary dated November 20. 1872. to secure
$4,000, interest and costs on five lots OF ground in
the First District, in square c. bounded by Ora
vier, Bolivar, Bertrand shd PerddO streets, deslg
mated by the Nos. 20, 81, 70, % and pa recorded
November 80, 1872, and now supposed to be held by
George Stroud.
The Que in favor of 2. r. Bridge act of G w. Chris
ty notary, dated December 10, 1873. to secure first
$1,000 interest and costs on a lot of ground in the
square bounded by Tchouptouas, Suzette, Bepia-
min and St. Thomas streets now supposed to be
held by the succession of w. S. Pike. Mrs. Mary A.
Pike, natural tntrix; second, $1,000 interest and
costs on a lot of ground in the square bounded by
Tchouptoulas, Benjamin, New Levee and Hunter
streets; third, S50U0 interest and costs both
e. RsH ls5 ABOVE described recorded December
The privilege in favor of the State of Louisiana
for State taxes OF 1871, on seven properties for
1872 IS, recorded January a. 1873 the privilege in
favor of same for State taxes Of 1872, eight
properties, for 1872 IS. recorded December g. 1873,
the privilege in favor of the City of New Orleans
for city taxes of l87 on four properties. 6849 IS.
recorded January 10, 1873 the privilege favor of
for city taxes of 1873 eight pieces of prop
erty, $9l2 recorded November 8, 1873
The general mortgage in favor of Dan Wheeler
tor coss aS q
The general one in favor of q. F. Prescott & Co.,
l9r 1874 o. interest ana '0S'' recorded March
And your petitioner further represents that it ia
i'm nOssible for him to determine the validity of
said inc u mbrances and the amount due thereon;
that he not ascertain the value of said prop
erty by agreement between himself and the cred
tors holding said security, as provided in section
necessary in order to ascertain the value of said
property, and for the due, proper and speedy ad-
mnstratiOn OF said estate, and for the interest of
the creditors therein that said estate be sold at
publ c auction free and clear of all brances.
That all said judgments mortgages. liens ana priv
ileges recorded against said property be Cancelled
and erased, so that your petitioner can convey q
clear and unincumbered title to any purchaser
thereof, reserving to said Drainage Company.
L. Larue, George Stroud F. +. Brdg-, the state of
Louisiana. the city of New Orleans, Daniel Wheesr
& Son, o. F. Prescott i Co., the succession Of ".
s. Pike through Mrs Mary A. Pike natural tutrix
administering, and to all other persons all their
rights in law to the proceeds of the sale OF said
property upon the distribution thereof.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that he mey
be ordered and authorized to sell said property
above described at pubic auction, fTt6 aud clear
from all membranes That all said iudgments.
mort cages liens aud privileges recorded against
said property be Cancelled and erased, SO that
your petitioner can convey clear and uninCum-
bered title to any purchaser thereof reserving to
said Drainage Company E Larue. George stroud
F. +. Bridge the state OF Louisiana, the city of
New Orleans Daniel Wheeler Il Son o. f. Pres
colt 4 Co., the succession of ". s. Pike, through
Mrs. Mary A. Pike, natural turk, administering,
and to all other persons, all the rights in law
the proceeds of the sale of said property accord
ing to their rank. And he prays for all other
essary orders A. MICOU,
Attorney for Assignee.
On motion of A. Micou attorney OF Emanuel D.
court that he has filed in this court the 10 regoing
petiuon, it is ordered that the Drainage Co mpany
4. Larue, George Stroud, +. Z. Bridge the State
of Louisiana the city of New Orleans, Dan Wheel
Ell &'SOn q. +. Prescott Co., succession Of W. s.
Pike Mrs. Mary A. fike natural tutrix admin
isteriug and ali other parties in interest do show
cause, upon the fifteenth day of May, a. d. las
at Ii A. NJ, before this court why the said petit
ton should not be granted. and said property sold
against said property should not be Cancelled and
erased reservlng to said parties all their rights to
notice of this petition and order be served upon
said Drainage Company s. Larue George Stroud
F. E. Bridge, the state of Louiaana, the city of
succession of W. s. Pike, Mrs Mary a. Pike, nu-
turai tutrix, administering and all other persons
by serving copy thereof upon them or their
agent or attorn. y. or by publishing a copy of SAID
petition and order three times in the New Orleans
Republican, newspaper printed in New Orleans,
five days befo-e the dav of hearing
New Orleans, April 10, 1875.
(Signed) W. B. WOODS Circuit Judge
Making this order during vacancy in the
Office Of United States District Judge for the Dis
trict of Louisiana.
Clerks Office, New Orleans April 10, 1873.
true cory:
J. A. CHARBoYET, Deputy Clerk
ap2l 30 myl6
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH OF
ORLEANS.