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New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
's caaiionary signals continue Mt Eastport.
40 RAILROAD CONFERENCE At PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May AFTER diligcnt in
ouiry nj the Continental Hotel tonight. find that
there was no meeting OF railroad officials there on satur
day night d. Boyd jr, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
tonight said ho OF such meeting but stated that
meeting of general passenger agents was held here on
Friday but il had no reference the difficulties existing
among lie trunk lines. Every EFFORT made to see
Col scott without avail. Boyd wonid know II there had
been n meeting saturday night. No railroad men are
registered at the Continental. and the House officials say
tnat no room WAS used for n meeting Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

Saturday was 64s $50 higher than on the same day
in 1879 The average Yesterday was year ago IL
three chilly days OF last week. the weekly average was
80 higher than the same period Of 1872 BY the sigma OF
ring prophet hot Summer has been predcted yester-
day was beginning Of the confirmation, apparently.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
MIDNIGHT UE5THER REPORT.

Probabilities.
During Monday, in the Gulf States, rising
barometer cooler northwest 20 northeast winds, ana
clear or clearing weather viii prevail, 49,.
In the i9ire. lake regOH dIl he Middle NdeS. fdHhg
6DOtrcd Ju rising barometer soneTiy peer,G ~
cooler irrs aud OrHsst WudS possibly occasional Hgh'
RAIS- and f0iiOtctd by clearing rcrLher.
The Lower Missoul the Mississippi from hrokuK do"h
10 the Lower Ohio and Lover Tennessee Will continue
rising
Cauuonary signals continue Mt Eas,port
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THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CABLE REPAIRED.

THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CABLE REPAIRED.
The Anglo American Cable COmpany's re-
pair ship Is engaged In repairing the broken cables On
saturday tho following dispatch was received from the
electricians on the vessel:
ST. PIERRE, May 6-10:30 a. m.-The nrst splice mas
meet tine other end, which is two miles distant All Is
going on WELL and the weather Is fine. COMMUNICATION
with Europe by the AngloAmerican cable Will Dc re-
stored this morning.
Later in the day the company announced that commu
nication with Europe had been restored and messages
were received for transmission usual.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Ccnt,nnlal Openina.

Why the 10th OF May selected tho opeang day the
Great Exhibition Philadelphia q mystery To
many millions the interest shown by the pubic tho
wonder working automatic Sewing Machine Of the WILCOX
GIBBS NJ Co.. operation there and In tLs city at 653
Broadway corner Of Bond 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
LARGE SHOPS BuRyED-Loss $4,000.

YORK, Penn, May IA supposed incendiary
re in this place this evening destroyed Farquahars
large brick machine shops and damaged warehouse AL
Joining the So, Charles Hotel and number OF brick AMI
frame buildings one hundred aud sixty working people
are thrown out OF employment. Total loss probably
600. insllrAnos SgSOOD.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
A MAGAZINE BLOWN UP.
THE SHOCK FELT FOR MILES.

THE ShOCh Ella va A&A~'
~wxvry THOUSAND CHARGES OF "REND-RoCK
powDERp ExPLoDEs AT ONCE ON JERSEY CITY
vraurs-GLAss BROKEN AND BUILDINGS SHAKEN
EVEN IN THIS CITY-GENERAL ALARM CREATED
NO ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED-scENKs ABOUT
rur PLACE OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r,.r STRIKING LADoRERs BLEW UP THE MAGA-
ZINE.
The explosion on Saturday evening OF magazine
an Jersey City Hights, which was stored with
I. .rand.rock powder" powerful explosive used for
,ost,ne in the new tunnel of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad, tore the magazine to
otors seriously damaged houses within a short dis
tance. caused slight injuries to many buildings on
the west side of this city, and occasioned great con-
sterpation and alarm for many miles around the
scene of the disaster. Several persons received
slipbt wounds. but no one was near enough 10 'ne
magazine at the time of the explosion to be seriously
hurt. 1t is believed by the contractor ana otnerS
that the magazine was blown up by strikers VINO
were incensed against their former employer some
propertyowners in the neighborhood disDeeve this'
assert that the powder in dangerous condition.
and declare that they will bring suits on account
of their losses.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
reference we make the following

Whole number 80 far elected, AZ.
Whole in convention, 1J6-
This statement Omits Nevada and Rhode Island, ii del
egates all Of whom probably will vote for Mr. Blaine
The whole number OF delegates In tho Convention VIII
be 75 instead OF 75i you print It, aud tho number
necessary to nominate therefore. will DO 379 j. w. D.
WashingoIi MAY Il, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
HARVEST OF ROOFS AND srEEpLEs IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 7.-Yesterday afternoon ter
rife ran-storm. accompanied by rotating tornado OF
only few minutes DURATION visited sthis city. The
storm spent itself chiefly the south and north side
The Michigan Southern Depot was unroofed, and SIX
aborers hurt. OF them seriously The massive
steepe Church. 175 feet high FELL and crash
ing through the roof, penetrated the aisle; the ch0ir
were praccng in the church at the time but were not
injured The loss, exclusive Of the stccple. Is $1,000
The spre OF the Wabash Avenue Methodist Church also
broke of The tin roof OF Ne 5l7 Wabashaye was car
ried of. and tho building left defenseless
against tho storm. The upper portion OF the
roof OF the Old County Hospital was carried away
and - 600 OF damage done the patients were speedily
removed, and none seriously hur'. The wind took
oil large p,ron Of tho roof Of OsbOrns Harvesting
Machine Manufactory and 80 feet Of the west wall fe
in damage 5000. The Omnibus barn on Blue Island
ave, Twen y-srcOnd-s was blown down. a three
story frame house the of Pauline ana Twent'
second blown down and one boy killed Al D. 10
the fog bell ut tue CRIB, together with the newly
erected tower swept into TIE lake and entirely de-
stroyed ; loss 5000. 1recs lamp-pOsts, aud 0tncr
debris sfrcwcd the cts IL portions OF the city
the sidewalks turned over and janmed against
houses breaking glass, Sc Hacks anu carriages were
wrecked In the streets and abandoned. InnlimeraDle
chmneys opped over and signs were hurled INTO the
streets In ali directions Little loss Of life Is reported as
vet. Tho Palmer and Gardner Houses were damaged
81 900 and 81 900 worth respectively Tho total loss
will be S25OOOD.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

Two sparks from London once came upon a
decent looking shepherd in Argyleshre, and accosted
him WITH You have very fine view here you can SEE
a great way" :" Yu ave, yu aye ferry great way way,
" All! YOU can see America here, suppose =" farrer
than that" How il that q :" Yu fist wait tule the
mlsts gang ava, and you'll see the mnnc."
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
INVITA- .TupE ATMANA(

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
sun RI, ~ 400 7Oj Moon rises .... 7O2
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-A " a.
sandy Hook. 7:l9 Cows Island I:o9 heh u Ffy. VAo
WATER THIS pAY-P. NJ
Sandy Hook TAI Cows Island S2l Hell q. Ferry. .lolo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

OPENING DAY At THE CENIENNTAL FUDIIO'
PHILADELPHIA, May Tt having been gen
orally undcrstood that no except invited guests could
witness the opening ceremonies OF the E1hDilon inc
Centennial Board Of Finance state that All persons wiz
br admitted at a. Wednesday next on the paymeh.
of the required fec-50 cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
5uerial Noiites.

OpIbtui &NulVtu.
After Many Days,
ANovelby
CHRISTIAN REID
Author Of valerie Aylmer" Morton House." Mabel Lee"
"Ebb Tide" and Hands" Inheritance"
Question Of Honor" &c. &c. will in No 67s Of
FRANK LEsLIEs
CHIMNEY CORNER.
The hos, Of admirers Of Christian Reids successful and
most charming American novels will be delighted with this
now serial which has all attractive STYLE subtle portrait
ure OF character and sensational interest that mark
her previous worka
titu Gift Plate.
"THE CHRISTIAN GRAcEs FAITH. HOPE. AND
CHARITY"
FRANK LESLIE,
5S7 Pearst, NY.
Bargain. In Furnirure,
KIHoMAS's. :" iio tc uiiArHAM.sT
To prove what say give me call
Noiiee.-J. a. KAMPING. removed 70 % ceds.a win
sfS IL S.'ss:i nies
dress.
The Youna Meas Christian Association win hold its
RECEPTION for May on FRIDAY ENENING. 18th Inst,
st Chickering HAL.
Trees and Plants
8. II. PAkbONS a SONS,
KIssENA NURsERIEs FLUSHING y. u.
Tca..es Elastic s.nl.ss. e,eIAIs. ana sA.s. .;:o.t
mcn with correct adjustment low prces seesy, nal
RuDbsr ITuss' sstah sS2 CenoeAAoesk
TreIs ana Eh ubs,
Fruit and Ornament
Eyegrcea and DsqdueuA
KING Murray
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
Robert Brown W.. Eleanor joyce, widow
of Michael joyce.

a6 II 1922 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

A correspondent writing from Athens
says: ave are in our usual state OF polltl-
cal excitement, and the cry of the hour Is
the exposure and punishment OF corrup-
ton. 1t having been discovered that con-
adorable sums were paid last year to two
members of the Bulgaris Cabinet-Vala-
sopulo and NicolopulO-tO secure the ap-
Dointment of three of the bishops, Como
dOuros and his party, now IN power, nave
determined on the impeachment of these
corrupt ministers, and as a preliminary
measure have had them arrested. Now
although it is we'll known that no bishop
was ever elected in Greece without
having more or less for the dignity
conferred upon him, it would not al
ways have been easy to prove the
fact, but on the present occasion the ex-
animation of several of those concerned In
the transaction has brought out sufficient
evidence to lead to the probability OF the
condemnation of the accused. At present
the whele time of the Chamber of Deputies
is absorbed by the discussion of this affair,
and should those implicated be condemned
it is generally supposed it will 60 hard with
them. especially with the three bishops,
whose boards will have to be publicly
shaved of, accompanied with other degrad-
,in9 ceremonies very interesting to the mul-
titude. After this We are to have the I'M
Deachmept of the Bulgaria Ministry, &C
cueed of having violated the constitution.
NJ. tho laws enacted by them have been
Declared null and void. 1he Greeks still
continuo very shy Of RuseiAs not believing,
from experience, that she can be 1T ell
einoere in any declarations she may make
IN fheir fav0f.-PGN Nall Gazette.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
M. SCye W.. z. Duckman, Wife and Uni.
versal legatee Of John H0hle, deceased.

M. scye W. E. Duckmsn, Wife and Uni
versal legatee Of John Hohle, deceased.
clxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans No. 8l47.-By virtue Of a writ OF
ticri facias to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans;
in the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and auction,
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Cana! ana
Customhouse streets in the Second District OF TINS
city. on MONDAY January 81, 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, TO
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ipgs ard improvements there on. lights, ways,
servitudes, priv,le ges and advantages thereunto
belonging, situated in the Third District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Louisa, Clonet,
Chartr. Gate Moresu) and Roya! Data Cas- acalyo }
streets, designated by the mum Der six Said lot
measures thirty four feet front on Louisa street,
"a tER1 AIN LOT OF GROUND, sitnsted in
the FaubouIg Washington, Third District OF tn $
CITY designated as lot number seven OF square
toInded by Moreau, Louisa, Piety and Casacavo
streets. Said LOT measures English measure.
twenty. three feet eight inches front on Moreau
street by q depth Of eighty.One feet two lnchea
six lines Together with all the improvement $
thereon and all the rights, WAYS. servtudes, PRIV
ileges ana advantages 1heTeuLto be onglng.
AZ will more fully appear by reference TO an ACT
sssed before Eusebe Bouny, notary public in this
citv. dated July 8, 1873
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
de2o a7 II 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

r,IETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
of orleans, No. s663-By virtue of a writ OF
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans
in the above entitled cause, will proceed TO sell AT
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhOuse streets, i'll the Second District OF thls
CITY on SATURDAY, January ~, 1876, at Twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, 10
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the improve.
ments thereon situated in the FIRST DISTRICT OF
this CITY. in the square bounded by Julia, FRANK
lin Basin and GirOd streets, forming the corner
of Franklin and Julia Streets measuring one nun
dred and twenty feet front on Frank street, oy
twenty-six feet on Julia street. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant herein from
the city OF New Orleans and the estate OF Jonn
Mcponoqb by act passed before f. Bouny, notary
public in this city, dated February Is. 1889
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Th,s being the second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely ad Indicated 10
the highest and last bidder for what 1t VIII brin$
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnish
il bond with good and solvent security, bearing
five per cent interest per annun from DATE ara
special mortgage on the property sold until hnal
payment. Said purchaser shall have to cedmct
and pay in cash the amount OF printing sherii1 e,
clerks fees, etc, which amount to about one
hundred and forty-tive dolare; and, furthermore,
the State parish and municipal taxes, the amount
"a "-' EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
;a6 II 1922 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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EUGENE WAGGAMAN
dep 2922 Civil Sher It'll OF the Parish OF Orlean



SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF orleans. No. 13,31..-By virtue OF a WIT OF
ticri facias to directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in The above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874,
viii proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer
chants and AuctiOueers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District ofthis city. on WEDNESDAY. Japu-
ary 49, 1876 ut twelve o'clock NJ, the 1oowln. de-
scribed property, to wit
ACERTAlN lot OF GROUND situated in the
First District of this city, in square humber three
hundred and thirty.two, bounded by Franklin
LibArty POydras ana Perdido streets, designated
as lot number thirt cen, measuring eighteen feet
four inches on Franklin street, by one hundred and
twenty.e light feet in depth.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in square numter three
hundred and fOrty-three, bounded by Howard,
Liberty POy dras and Lafayette streets. designated
as lot Dumber twenty-five, measuring nifty flour
feet on Howard street. by one hundred and seven
feet in depth.
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the First District Of this city, in square number
four hundred and sixty-hve bounded by Gravier,
Common. BOlivsr and st. Jane streets, designated
as follows: Lots numbers eighteen to tive nty one
measuring each thin IT, one feet on Gravier street.
by one hundred aid ten feet il depth; lot number
twenty four measuring thirty feet on st. Jane
street, by one bundled and twenty two feet III
depth. -
hundred and seventy-two, bounded by Gravier
bertrand, Bolivar and Common streets, designated
as lot mum Der nineteen measuring thirty-One feet
on Gravier street by one hundred and twenty feet
in depth.
Seized in the above suit
rns-Cas!l on the spot.
del3 ia2 70 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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s.H. Davis. Jr.. VS.. Philip Sultzer.


CIXrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y orleans, No 83ll-By virtue OF a writ OF
seizure and sale TO nue. directed ny me
Is,rish of Orleans, i'll the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between ANAL and Customhouse streets, in the
S SsS 81 s s' at twelve S ocsc NJ the following
dtI'll csRTais oF or GROUND together with
all the budngs and Improvements thereon,
rights. ways privileges and appurtenances tt lei
belonging in anywise appeI tain ng. situated IN
the First District OF the city OF Aew orleans IN
the square bounded by Clara, Clio. Martin (now
Willow and krato streets SAID let being deslg
mated bv the nun Der II ne. and measuring. i'll Amer
lean measure, thrtytwo feet mont on Clara street.
more less, by one hundred and twenty SIX 1set
seyt II inches Qua line i'll depth, mora or less. De-
tween parallel lines, according TO plan drawn Dy
A. S. Phelps, late surveyor, ON the first OF January,
1886, and to another Plan mad sy Gitoux oa 81
April 1851 and deposited III the office OF H. j. herr,
notary, pubic in this city .gpp ,or ov oporNn
with all the improvements thereon situated in
the First District of the city of New Orleans, IN
the square aforesaid aId DESIGNATED G oy me mum,
the twenty eighth of April 1881 III the recerds OF
said &. J. Kerr, notary. and also another plan OF
deposited in the came records said lot of ground
measuring thrty.t wO feet front on Clara street,
more OF less by one hundred and twentJ, si1 feet
seven inches one line in depth, more or less, pc.
tween parallel lines. Being the same propei ty
which the defendant herein acquired by purchase
from Henry 5. Thorpe. by an act passed before
lanes Fahey notary public in this city, on the
seventh of November, 1874 Registered in the
conveyance office book los. folio 528.
Seized in the above suit
r-rms-l. In cash for q sufficient amout TO pay
plaintiffs claim say the sum of one thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at eight per cent per
amman from the thir!ieth day Of October 1874 till
the day of sale; five per cent attorneys fees and
costs of suit. .. The purchaser 10 assume ITO the
extent of the amount of his tid) the payment OF =
SAID
property Tor the like sum of one thousand dollars,
dated on the seventh day of November
1874 and pavabe two years after date, and bearing
interest at the rate Of eight per cent Ier annum
until paid. 3. And the balance of the price OF ad-
iudica ion, if any, cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGANAN.
6eoa a o 80 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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EUGENE " -itITANIIN,
deIe25 ial6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish al Orleans
Marin Kramer vs.. John Schroeder and
Dorothea Schroeder.

-' " Dorothea Schroeder.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOa THE PARISH
r of Orleans No. 43,S BY virtue of a writ
Of seizure ana sale directed by the honorable
the Fourth istrict Court for the parish OF oreans
in the above entitled cause, Will proceed 10 sell
At plhlic auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustGmhouse streets in the Second DISTRICT CT
MS city. ou TUESDAY, January IL. 1876 a. tselve
O'CLOCK A., the following described property, 10
rgs rSp1vIpED THREE FOURTHS OF THEE
LOTS OF GSOUSO, together with the nlild1ngs
til. reon, and appurtenances tht1eunto hsonsing'
mated bv I he numbers one, two and three, IN the
square bounded by Roman Prieur, hevia tnow
Lata,ette) and Poydras streets. on sHesch an
-utl.c, in this city, on the tenth OF Jane l6Sl;
which lots Of ground measure to Wit
LOT NUMBER ONE, forming the corLe: OF hevla
or LAFAYETTE and Roman streets, twrni zine feet
nine inches three lines front on the FORMER by
rinety- feet ten inches front OF the latter or
said two streets, oinety one feet tive inches tour
lines in depth on the hne of lot number Ivo, aud
tweutv-nine feet lime inches SIX lines II width Ia
LOT NUMBER T no, t sen.y zine feet Z ne inches
one line front Hevia OF Lafayette street,
tweDtv-aino zee. nine inches seven ii-es n w1Gtn
in the rear Nv q depth of nioety-one teet I'VE
inches four lines en- the line Gf lot nan Der coe,
and of eighty nine feet nine inches line Oh the
Inc of lot number three and lot number 'hree,
twenty nina feet nine inches one line front OF Hevia
street twenty.nine feet ten inches IN ti1 Tear one
hundred ana eighteen feet six lines il depth on tie
line against PTleur street, az one hundred arc
nineteen feet nine inches one line sga.is; Komao
street.
The above described lots of ground we're pur-
chased by said John Schroeder during tie COM
,uurity which existed between him and Catherine
| Lunsemann, his deceased wife t. wi: Lot Mum
Der three, from Christian J. MatheE, Der az. e1-
ecuted on the thirteenth OF January, 1888 before
| william j. Casteu notary public il KRIS CITY, lot
number two. from George Bernard Ter act ex-
! ecuted The ninth of November, 1851, before
Michael Hahn, then notary public n ta1s city,
ard lot number from Jacob huhner, per act
executed OH the twelfth of May. 1854, :e.ore I. q
Starr notary public in this city. ana tie said
| properly belongs low for ore-half TO said John
| Schroeder, as partner in community OF his SAID
| deceased wife, and for foUitn 20 said Miss
| Dorothea Schroeder. in her capacity OF sole heir,
Jointly with her sister, WiIhemna Schroeder, OF
the said Mrs. Cathariua ScAro< der .rir 9ecs ;ed
! mother
seized in the above suit.
| Terr!s-Casll on the spot.
| EUGENE WAGGANAN.
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CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 70880.-By virtue OF writ of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1874 I
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange. ROYAL street.
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY,, Jan
nary 10, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ the tollowin. de-
scribed property to wit
CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, situated in tie
Second District of this city, in square number
sixty two. bounded by Royal, st. Louis; Toulouse
and Bourbon streets, designated as lot nEmbe
seven, measuring sixty four feet on Royal street.
by ore hundred and fifty three feet IN depth
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city, in square number
thirty nine, bounded by Royal, st. Louis Exchange
alley and Cont streets designated as lot numb er
thirteen, measuring twenty. five feet on noyal
street, nv one hundred and sixteen feet in DEPTH
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
della ia2 u Civil Sheriff of The Parsh of Orleans