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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
pFIos DE VOLTS suUTTLECOCK.
\. T., Oct. 28.-Ihe EreHing JoN

ALBASY, \. T., Oct. 28.-1he EreH'Hg Jour
nal OF to-day contains the following:
The statement OF GOV Tlden's approval Of the award
NJ go 600 on william Johnsons contract ana OF ms
,yopse 10 let law. having been dc' leh ana
Dlns De OF having written letter Ir;hi HI's 80"
sfa.rnt All is essential points are now aubtttl ~ ne
ATTIC lei nuthorizrd by the Governor IN fho Ary"s ihefc
are soie rrer pofnts the article, whch sau Iui
epret pr.eeDtdfl,n NJ the facts II was -iae' trci
that Auditor Tbayer UrgcJ the bl II was the any NJ
tne Auditor - make up this bn al Others atns 10
ne canal Department. He held fsodnent interviews
th me Governor GU Canal matters, ana isiuished he
Governor with fun st uf the Daies i,d ne i''',pis
re n,rardr could act lhitHiE'Illy' iHo
Govoy,,or had AL the items 0inclAiiy DtioIc jim
n il stated in the Governors HEifsch'A,isoi
thai the Auditor Told Mr. Van bdiSh VIA.
80 the bin did not become law We Should nave ~
canals 10 show that this cannot De tIue ~ u JIM
sary Ia say that the hill had nothing whatese :" az
vim Tie present or required work on tny e1i.s ~
rostded only Tor the payment OF WORK aIesuy u1','
r M fnIther stated IN the artacie thst tho Ae"t LAY ~
Sould moi pay any improper claim under ths hl 49,
pkeS fhe kuditOr dill say so. Ihat Is hls ssol uu
- lie has MOI paid the claim Of Willard JOhhs"i'uhaei
The nli Willard johnson raised the nDneS on As s'l
iaest1s bnt gOt from the Canal Department ne ln.u
- unE the security furnished BY tie sat- mshl oi az
De Wolf a. to the ass,ii ances OF COY ana e N ne
Inlitor had no onYersaion with Gov lhoen Ne !" 'ns
willard johnson award
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PORT OF NEw.YoRK ..........

PORT OF NEN.YoRk .-.-.....-......--oCG. %.
CLEARED.
Steamship F4sia Meyer HAMBURG EunhGrtt G 60.
sfsamshp Holland U3r, simpson, London +. W j. Hurst
steosap city Of Vera Graz DesNen Havana AesandTs
stesnshp Montgomery, Faircoth. Fernandna via Port
Sirsashp I'D Dominion. Waller Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion sSan,,t - =, 20 r, n,noct
Steamship Gen. Barnes, ch esSIan, savannah " r. Car
Steamship \ c. sinners Warren. Philadelphia las Hand
sark Naisis SoS sund'la Newcastle Eng, q Foesas
Baak CISCO Penny 81 p4crre srart Rowland Asp
SarE esfi i ga Sasss' nng; isan talss 3.
BARK Lillian d. Vigas Brb Ngis Liyerpooi J. D. whitney
SARA Ilnfesnas- CSsrl ronne.sn Havre G reeaSscs
BARK AaIisnburz Dutch, Rolf, Rotterdam, tIsa. Iays
BARI Heoe ,Ger) Freyhy Danrzic, Funeh, Edge
Bris John isor IT, Philadelphia, Evans. Bal
BRIG curaeoD BIB Faulkner wBnnstadt curaeaA joe.
sing 6iriro Cusn Marsciles. lanes Henry
hris fios rarra Thompson, Fcstof spain, rrn, l. ~ .
Brig sial.ette lBrl whrser. St Jcars y. f., uevsu
Iris ,st Baeeareich Cork or Falmouth for orers
Sehr r. J. Sazaru Rowland SeorretOwp s. C.. Beailey.
schr Peter Mitchell (3r. Bronson, Jeremie Bayti B. J.
sem &onsita Br) Leaf St JoAa. y. b. Pom4res Cush-
'" s@nr Jesse CarIl Underh L. Para Burlert POal
sour Nety Potter Howard, Washington ~ -, y" T. I'm
I. u
Sr5r Carte Tchueon r. Philadelphia q Petty.
H.. WiiaB- JAS S-ivillc, Warren itsv.
Scar witch hs1es 1prAsci, uar-isf, Af, y an sran1 Il
schr To- Falner. Pner. staAur. stamford Manhattan
large Hudson, srniSa. Ph,la.clphia, Ias. Hand
AEglN ID.
steanShyp Bolivia i3rl Ssas SSco9 oct i6 Wa Neville
l7tn With nids'. aii pas- 10 ile-figrs't b.ns -
Steamship efI0r. loves, ItsnsS0 v G., viii rsise
pass 10 N IA. 4. tiYde.
~ltl,np lt 1,on Walker, rlcHmGn. ttT POINT. AID
NaToa Wfh n.s-e. d p. ttd hsTnninn >trtI-1spSO
sspt l J. IL 0iasf. At
brs Er,ust,r of rcrtar'u Blb~eiL rhiLiripaa- WA
SeaI rlots IIids Lsrlg ~ ClFistsPaeT p day. NH
salt
WITH cDtton- ,ant Z toN 81 s;eanfship lsrzaldtis
FIanA IA MEef. i~Ht- Ans 10 ds ;, AMI NY VEST
l3 etay s. wIth uasngal.
Reher,a Na--a, NiIsnaA j. AZ. kAsp, hre.n<
Jeflnfc Han N-giifa AM 1a.t virginia
Ella Bestniu, Nrsioa- May y ilhr, Virginia
ellie B,nrcict virginia b. - knight IT., Nggs.a.
FOkEbiN POTTS.
IIvrgpoC Oct. 2,inc National Line steamship Egypt
Grosl, New OH oct TO- arrived herr ~ ths
HAVE oct 2s-rhe General Transatlantic Coapaays
steamship FT,nc. rssei-e. rum ~ Oct Is. s-rqsei
ioSboS Oct ss-fhe North German How'd, ssel-,.hip
sal ca "a lea soush1nl ton this sorEn tr YORK.
having tdtnrd 'hero 81 hoass y, IN. sgt a,.ent
acr ln3cRiierJ. 1fT
Oct GA Nc~pors T. aUprial he steap,-
ship Layfd leon u-re nssDing Boak
Isla IN. csrtsin reports yest~s5 ~sie razzs ~
ward or the urgnd a arsa -o1n
Alter bota 0ssrbd@nI weasel
rapidly stuca out 90 sight II was blowing haIe q ths
tiae ard usv snppeset all hasss .h.ns
steamship and ABOUT tso niles
vest aoNn
lFo~ Latest S..s Assos Esy1A P4sa-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
NOT MUCH IN HIN TO ATTRACT TIE GNDEPEND-
INT VOTER.
Inn


City politics, the election approaehes, grow
more rather than compile Gated. Toe main PART ~ Tie
duty pa before election now IS the esHn.na-
ton uf chArges" brought against al tlo cHniiale''
ami rave accordingly gvcn CAREFUL a,thtioh 70 lt"s
made against hscUrdcr HasKcti drawn up M ihicA
pamphct. doubt bs some miIlol 81 tue new boss
IL must be that m" Boss makes out pretty
good case First, the despUt produces letter TCiu
wheeler r. Pecshsm who has been ccnue"ted WIN me
Ring suite from the aFSt IN which BE-, among other
things accuses the Recorder Of GLOW ing indictments 81
Swetny Woodward fwred. and smith. N ~ C1nrt, "a
I'VE pressed and Tie MOI pros e. o. lniedated ny I'VE
iay 20 cuf n thr possibility ~ WIZ ei error
sond long rreOld ~ sentence for an sorts of erna
suspended" bY TIA, Sett without tho shgheh anth1rt
hri. fraud in street pTulnes HarEcit. n Is alleged,
was appointed in 1860. VITA two other men. 10 IaN
ont lie Circle AZ the intersection Of kishruYr ana
Fifry-uinti-.t with radius OF 226 Tor which the Cow
iuis-iGH-Kr were emitted 80 cents 1901 Tor ne
f.neal al the street avenue, making HrheiS
snare Slig o. instead 81 when III pcckrLsd 5000;
and the Bose a.ts that, Dcng asked l.os Le eu.l
claim such allowance, the Judge r,i1er, no doubt
with great sol,nniLy " We measured spiral line com
mcacins "a the center and srrrinS it, way out' IL
loss TrJIn thin would do Tor the independent
voter 10 take much iDTcrest ia Dir. Haraetis r.
election. We had no supposed before ihai his " record
was taTs a Another judge, 10y the way, VIA" -
up for rcelecU spencer by name, y Yers objection
able character locked npon ~ the better part 0f
Tie profession generally an1C - M Oh the bench he
as OF The subscribers TO tie Tweed statue IN IOrnct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA PLATFORMS CONTRAsTED

30 rae Edtter or fhe Trtbnne.
SIR Articles have appeared in some of the
Republican papers which make think that their
authors have read the platforms OF the Democratic
and Republican parties of Pennsylvania. The Demo
cratic platform of this State demands that " the
rency he made and kept equal "a the wants of the bust
l. community" THUS. any see, may be
dOne either Ivy contraction or imitation.
The Republican platform demands taat the currency
be made clna to the growing wants or the business com
mniiy, which. very terms, requires imitation, and re-
pels tie idea OF contraction. W.
AEelttoWt, Penn, Oct. %, 1S75.
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AMFRICtN MISSIONS.
AN INTERESTING DAY II AlDDLET0wS-DR. BACON
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAPERS.

AN INTERESTING, DAY N AIllDi-s loNN-Dks bANo-N
on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAPERS.
NrnDi Frowx, Conn.,, Oct. 2S.-The annual
meeting Of American Missionary Association was
confirmed to-day This papers OF interest were
read A. follows: BY DR.. Leonard Bacon OF SewHaVen
ppou The Fundamental Reconstruction OF the sou;S
by t.e Rev T. P. Halves Of NewHayen, upon " slavery
and the Save Trade they exist III TIE World; pJ
the Rev DIR. Dana of Norwich, upon The EvanSehhs-
lion of Africa" Dr. took the grJund thai Federal
LEGISLATION or the use OF force 10 1ioee eesaion is ho
longer needed At south, but the work Of tie sehos
And the Church. and especially the work 90 eoneiiati"
Interesting addresses made by the Rev Dr. Han
den Of CnstaHtimopie the Rev sr Grant, formerly oil
saith Africa Mr. Donegal Of Tas NeU- Iors Witness Dr.
Whippie OF NeW-I urE, Sun ciAfin- s---t-
Pence Commissioner with Gen. Candy, gave Captain
IacE's Version Of the ModOc trouble. The Rev 4. H.
Marvin presented report Of the work OF tue society
among fne Chinese in tins country, ana the ktN. NJ
Prsuns Boston spoke fofeiby on the sahie SUBJECT
The Iard's Sapger then ceebIaied-
In the evening the Rev C. J.. woodruff OF B0si0h spoht
ON the Dfv ~ the North ts the south aud the SER lees
led y Il IA injss-al Ia Iddeser. The meetings nave
been well attended and unusually INTERESTING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS or BC2GLARS.
PROPERTY VAILED Ar NEARLY i, 5000 STOLEN FRO
vvyn ,,rugA NTrIP UoTsFS

TWO MERCANTILE HOUSES.
A successful burglary was committed early
Yesterday morning az the premises OF = h. Busse Co.,
AZ Nos 425 ana Az BrOOmsst by which thar firm lost
property valued at about $1,000. When the porter
rived AZ The building Yesterday morning he found the
place in confusion and panel of che dooF Leading 10
Binsse Co.'S store cut The thieves mad entered
the premises No. Al Crosbyst, the front door on hat
seet having opened by false keys ard locked after
them They next went the second hoor, and tried 70
force that entrance 20 Binssc Co store with jimmy,
bur failed They then bored holes around one Of the
panels aud took out amer which they entered the store
and selected the stock 464 Of the best pearl
buttons ranging value from eI0 70 Sis pen boX in al
worth over % coo believed that the stock
ed away by the Crosbyst door This is the third time
that this firm has been robbed of "a similar amount of
stock since dne mis- place. and all efforts to
and tie theVcs the losi property, nave heel
unavailHg. The thieves left behind them brace ana
bitt. a new Jimmy, and large strap.
Burglars forced entrance, nc an early hour yes
tefdny morning INTO the premises az VI. $50 south
Fthave.. occupied by hIiaebranl * AdieF f dealers
The burglars assembled To the roof NJ The tch"n, bne
Il No. Iii 8ath Ffthaye, ana taen dropIsd "a sac ROOT
OF M rs, which story lower. From tlis point
the burglars cut through lO-nch brick wall. aud made
a hue into NJ. 100 large enough i0r iiin tO pass
through BY these they gained AN access 2" the
third ,oor OF IJ0. from which they stole large
valued SI50 and several sraisiin cans WI n s IN
all estimates. 800. The caps were Abandoned in inc
hallway OF 20 and male llrif escape
with the remainder OF the booty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
TREAsURER MACKEYs CASH.

To the Editor OF The rrt6sne.
SIR: Il NOT Mr.. PioIlet a little inconsistent IN
refusing advance receive cash the worthless GER
tsAcates of deposit etc. which Treasurer hacRey IA
carrying In hestate Treasury The very essence
Of initiation consists treating une0eeted certificates
NJ indebtedness Just II they money. Does not
Ny FOilcf that such close scrutiny OF the cash
items as he proposes 70 make ,rc he win receipt for
them Will have the elect of contraction When he be-
gins examine tlc h:lss which Mr.. hdchel = papers
rest. he becomes in effect, like myself,
ARD-MOHEY MAN.
PifsAss PENN Oct. IS, 1879
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DEP4RTURs OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, oar %.
No Steamship Mails.

No Steamship Mails
SATT RDAN. Oct. ~
England. Ireland. and Woes, Queenstown and To.
crpo0l STeanghIp tetic mails "a n.
No supI sDenary Mail steamship saiis al nom Pier
No. ~, North it.S.t.
For Europe Bremen. By the eanishr
Rhein al ll:Jo a. a Supplementary HAT -
81 steamship san at r. u, rom fser b II
9 UOboseu.
scotland. only the steamship Victoria close
$50 8 Supplene Wall l. cos'a. ~ p
steamship saih. al from Pier Ma 20 forth sssr
France, LAVE. By sfeaushp vile IL P2sls
a. N. No Supplementary Y al steamship
salis 4 IA a.. Pier No. 80, North klvsr.
Panama. the central American .nl -1uta
Pacific pSrts steamship ty % NW York n- cl0-e sti0
A supplementary Nal Is closed az II steamship
sail at l3 m, from pier No a., North River.
hey West sent every stuTiaE, eloans at ts
POst-Oi1ce a. i. m.
AL Nails rl0fa IL o'clock The PstJmfs is 1pea
frOia 9 A. 10 II q M.
Mats for Newfoundland close at ne New York Pestodce
every day AZ l:j0p. m. -
Asi tOr Ilisx, y. y, 10 cbo7s si The We. f1A kssb
Office eyely jay AZ .. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

TIL pj-TCH FARMERS OF LEBANON COUNTY IN
MOVED BY CURRENCY QCKsTiONs-REPCDLICAN
GAINS PROBABLE.
lFRoa A STAFF CORRESPONDENT or TUE FRIBUNEI
LEBANON, Penn. Oct 26.-Lebanon County
has always aiven a heavy Republican majority. The
populaon il composed chiefly % Pennsylvania Dutch
farmers, who sustain their party with uuwaveF;ng
adelifv II il never olest here u how many votes
will change from one .idc the other, but only Of how
aear fill vote can be got ont Dissatisfied voters
whether Democratic Republican, seldom do anything
more dangerous their party than 20 stay az home on
elecfor-iay In 1872 ne county gave Hartranft 147l
majority; lust year the stayatlOmo voters cut down
olms.eaAl's majority for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO LIST
Moderate Republican estimates give Hartranit l3Oo TINS
year and leading Democrats coneede LOO we strike
balance between ths two estimates and count On
1859 we have gain Of over IOO-nst very large, but
.t large enough in small county show the drift Of
the campaign A Republican gain in coantjes Ike this
and Lancaster means gain eli tile eastern part of
IN. State except in regions where coal miners iron
workers OF mlermen may. account OF Their Imitation
SIMMONS Increase the Democratic vote. Nobody al
pears - knew ~ s.y Prohibition movement IN this
regtOn The currency question has rot bad much Dna
enee on the canvass bease the Democrats refused 10
advocate the Erie platform. Taer county paper t0ok Do
s,seh IL the cheap D0aey movement ana ire S,nIuS
Dateh Democrats going 10 vote tine straight parry
teket, with the o tks che 0B flO ANT ISSUE III so
canvas reform OF tbs aDuscs al the Naroea aU
state administration, ana With no appreciation Oh tie
thar hv doing they Abandoning tEeir titt
t.nal hard-,noney principles aud Joining me lnAtles
WHO, ike /. W. Hughes PROPOSE 70 nave moscy hlISs
or Of gltta percha because IL is cheap md durable
Neither party has made scfiNe n2ht m tle county
No have been held. ana very rev toNn
ship meetings and there has been no pereeptDie excite
organized, however, ana prepared to bring their
tsrees ~ me polls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
, poer-oFFrcy CLERK ouTwrrrED.

George Wit, siamp clerk at the POst-Olhee,
went on Wednc SHAY afternoon The cashiers room, on
the second noor Of the PostOnee building, u make
return OF $751; received FOR stamps Instead Of going
into the room with the money in accordance with the
rala Of the PostOee Wilt went 10 The ssnes In The
lobby by the pabc, and, as ne says, ad the nons
on the window shelf Al this hs attention
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pAoSENc rpS SfKKRn

FOR HAMBCBes-Ia stSshsghst FrtssG, O"t Isl Bbi'
dee. y. IA. Amltrson ans, family Ats BuLiJn g. ~ ,n.
WIN. 4. Whitbrek, -. PsS>Dei, Y. RanfF Nff~iN
kranz, n NJ. Hsl HHeF, Luder- l~,J anl chill
iren Pfefrr and LADY, Hugo Sche.ingr Capt. A. An
dsrson Mrs. bertha R0oeck. Miss Hats Wsseosf, - -
Maggie Wagner Mrs. Chrsi!I. seeing, Mas Nara Pstzos
Mrs. ). Lunctnmg, -. ?. Niechers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
STRENGTH OF THE PROHIBITION PARTY.
rs ORGANIZATION AND ISCREAsE IN NUMBERS
.u,r rl..-- ~, I'LL, pr.rl- III IcAN pARTY-DEMO-

STRENGTH OF THE PROHIBITION PARI1.
us ORGANIZATION AND ISCREAsE IN SUhBEks-
Ink loss TO THE REPU BLICAN PARTY-DEHo-
CRATIC HOPES AND FEARS.
tYRon srATF CORRESPONDENT Oh THE rRIBuNEl
LANCASTER. Penn. Oct. 25.-This Is the
Aesdquarters Prohibition party in Pennsylvania
Here lives M James Blsrk, Chairman OF the Central
Committee OF the party and much the most Jealous ana
sctivc organizer u the movement in the state The
other d.. leading Democratic politician 81 Philadelphia
said: The Prohiliti0nists cOunt upon casting 10000
votes for their tieset II they carl hsif That mahy
PsrShing viii be elected" his gentieihahs
whole hope OF esctug Pegshng lay IN
TIE prospect If considerable number OF temperance
Ryusesss refusing for Harrsnt ga account OF
he signing the Local option Repeal bill last winter
Wishing 10 learn What the Prohibition chiefs own est-
mate or the strength II his followers was called On Mr.
Black TODAY He said We cast 5000 votes last year
without ruch ef,r with only BewspspeT, ana WITH
local organ zaon in cnY four cogEties believe tha'
IN fact We east over go n they had al been returned
tn some counties friends wrote that they MAO
voted our ticket and that no votes we're re-
surned fur n Now we have thirteen newspapers,
am arr running county tickets over twenty counties
fee confident that ourvote viii not fan short OF 5000
and n NAV reach $4,000" Hr Black went ON 70 sP'HA
IN enthusiastic terms Of the growth or the ProiintCn
movement Already it had regulAf SisahI<aIioh' ne
Ad, almost every Northern state, and next year u
nominate candidates President and VieePresdeHr
Electoral tickets would De in all the States Win the
possible exception % three on four southern States
II yOu can poll $4,000 votes FOR yOn candidate i"i
GOyeiuOl. you viii defeat HTuanit, s%io' prln-ius
TIC talk osrk 70 the Pennsylvania canvass MI Black
thoUgh that would De the result, but he vas "l qu'o
sun on account Of the friendly feeling Of The liquor IN
ter ana the German becFdrincrs for H1rtraniI ne
lent that many DenDer~ts w0'iid support ""'
Harlnft out u gratitude for bis aiding to get 'he h'
option law repealed and be knew that there was qS'
mOyemein the L. luOr Leage ~ Eep the 20 Ii
without the AID Of tie liglo.sc rs ana picF'is ~ ~.
fr sure that HartraBft would be beaten. Uc ,l1i'
give plans biitv 10 tie p hiDltion eadrfs eslni'c
tbe numerical strength Of his party Ia so1s ~, 10 ~
GA many IlOrc votes Ia Lancaster tcEIs9 tH1i SANi1
neueed Republican and Democratic p"l'clahe -
he look for the hcaYll n vote ID AAesbehJ IS,
the temperance candidate FOR Governor, hO.e4t hilJ
Browne, live, aud relies upon some support ~ w 80
county N he Stale N not eD1fely AZ set ~ W
nEares the Prohibition MOVEMENT, "hieA eAS 1870
neahs have treated tAsls al N Las e%hs4 40 - 49, go
ef serious nOtles seFioils aDi, ANA iAsilsees 800
Harganft With defeat Tie DeEteeras are % eiS
quietly c0dding the movement although inc 49,
We shghtest sympathy With hf 2shis. ID %" SN1P~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

.ttrarfed 10 some paper which the nocr, ana
which a young man SAID had been dropped ~ VII.
when the clerk hts face again o the Sbd0w ne
nancy was gure and the usp Also nor con'n sns
latter he found IN any portion Of The building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

sun -+sas set 800 Noon SETS. 800
HIsH DAY.. n
Sandy Ook.. 711 Cows Island. Ssl1 bed O. terTflvoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
,BEGINyryG OF RING RESTITUTION.

Mr.. Pcckham, rs the representative of the
Attorney General, has received rom the United states
Trust Company a certified cheek FOR S59o43J a. Hid'r
the decree the proceedings against James ~atseIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

LIvrspoC oct. 2,rne National Line steamship Egypt
Gr0eli, eyA ORR oct 10. arrived herr ~ ths
=.
nANAg. Oct 2s-rle General Transatlantic CoHpaays
steamship Fsnc, risseie- rum ~ Oct Is. s-s1Se1
herr yv-t,r'iai aiterpuoi.
LokpON Oct .S-fhc North German LlOvtt, sted-,-htp
cou.h4nl ton this SorEln, LT
DETAINED there 81 hc0s W the sgf a,1ienf
Aer lu8Cniicr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
., MONlTlON.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS
MONlTlON.

cA,CCs"C NAo AAAAOA SONRA run Id6 FAhlSd VI
ORLEANS
TsHE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
Il. these presents shall come greeting:
Whereas William Butler Krum bhsar and Thorn as
Z. Herndon have purchased at a public sale NJ ade
BY W. HodgsOn. auctioneer for the parish of Or
leans on the thirteenth Of March, 1875 under and
by virtue of An order of sale rendered February 4
1873, the property hereinafter described have an.
ment in conformity to sections 1870 237I 2372 and
z37s of act No. SO, approved sixteenth of March.
ls,o' ana commonly knOwn Is AN act for the xevi.
sicn OF tire statutes OF general character"
Now, therefore. know sc aud ali persons
interested herein are cited and admonished in The
name OF the State Of .LOnisians and of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans who can
get up any right, title or claim N and TO the prop
erty hereinafter described in Consequence of any
informality in the order, decree or Judgment Of
the court, under which the sale was msde or anv
:rregu,arity or illegaty in the appraisements aud
any other defect Whassoe YER to show cause with
IN thirty DAYS from The day this montion is first
inserted ia the public papers why the sale made
The said property was sold in the matter of the
Introduction of Alfred Poun No. &c O5 of the docket
ThSmass Butter
purchasers for the sum Of 100000.
process verbal of auctiOneeI: S
certain portion OF ground, together with the
the First DisIict OF this city il, the SQUARE bounded
PeteIs lor New Level aad hunter streets, and
street. about as feet front on Peters (or New
Leyee) street, ana about 1913 feet front ON Terp-
sichoro street, all moro or less, and forms the
ana Of Peters and Terpsichore streets. together
With e y prsssss, uaehinery, engines ana sp
kneWn g Penn's, Preee, un1er ieose nnfil XnsnSt
II. ts79. 1t -elSp0 Per Annum. Tho ABOVE meas-
ursnents ase secoedmg to plan made ~ Z q
Kew Orleans, April l. 1875.
l. L TTS6OT. Judge.
FRANK race, a., Cle9k. ap2 Is M