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New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
THE =. ...to. MINNIE THEBEs.

An inquest Was held yesterday morning by
Coroner Woltman upou The body OF Minnie Thebes, a
girl Of l6 who died sept 20 from BRAN affection sup
posed to have been caused by blows Inflicted with a
bunch Of keys by Phillip Engel, Sept. %. DR.. Stein,
who attended the girl testified that in his opinion she
oed from Inflammation Of the brain, caused by disease
and not by violence but that death might have been
FASTENED 10y the blow the head. several witnesses
testified in regard 10 the quarrel between the father Of
Minnie Thebes and Enge which the gid Is alleged 10
have struck. The jury found that the death OF
ing previous 10 the time when she was struck by Euge
Some OF the jury doubted n she was struck AT all Ihe
coroner however In view ~ the contradictory evidence
IN the case held Engel In 81 900 bail 10 await he acOn
Of le Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
STATE TAXES IN KINGS COUNTY.

At the session of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors yesterday communication Wasreceiyed from
the state Controller Lucius Robinson, stating the vaa-
ton Of taxable property in Kings County to be $50
93953i Tie State tax on this amount for the fiscal
year beginning oct J. 1876, will be $77o,G65 o9 being
tax Of 3ll9, mills dollar. The proportions OF tax
for various purposes follows: For schools, II
mills: Tor general purposes g mills; for bounty debt
! OF a mill a resolution offered by supervisor
Strong and aerward adopted, 20 the effect that the va
nous institutions having in charge the county wards pc
given that ON date no payments would De bdue
for the support Of the parents whose children either
Of them, the employ OF or receiving cQnpols.
ton frOm the county. Tine clerk OF the board was IL
rected In apporOng the taxes for the current year. 10
add 10 the quota OF NcWU .recu Sl3lJ S9i OF rat
bush S2721 G3; Of NeW-LCs Sj,3l4 II, ana Oh Fat
lands, $3.50 80, for local improvements.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE SAVINGS BANKS.


RUN oN TIE DRY DOCK BANK cLosED-PAYMENT OF
80 PER CENT BY THE MECHANICS AND TRADEI;s'
BANK.
A reporter Of The TRIBUNE visited yester-
day many Of the savings banks and found from appear
ances and from the opinions expressed by the bank
officers that uneasy feeling among depOstors appar
emily had entirely passed away. Banks which had
on Monday lid out amounts greatly in excess Of de-
posts showed from their ledgers that deposors had
reopened their accounts This particularly the case
in the Dry Dock Bank although yesterday morning
when the doors were opened 20 OF % deposors called
20 their accounts After the last Of these accounts
had been soted there not more than three or four
persons besides the officials in the bank at any one time
Those who drew their accounts yesterday were in the
main depostors Of small amounts, so that the amount
drawn ont was very light Mr. webster, the secretary,
stated that the feversb feeling had subsided ana uaL
the run was virtually end. Nearly $4,000 OF ae-
crued interest has been lost by dep0sOrs who closed
their accounts
Some excitement was caused yesterday the Mechan-
ics and Traders Savings Institution 10y the payment OF
the first dividend OF 80 per cent by the receiver William
j. Best About 500 persons, nearly half Of them being
women collected III front the bank before the doors
were opened When Me- Best appeared, about 10 o'clock
he addressed the crowd stating that he had enough u
pay them ell, and that he should continue paying 81.
MONDAYS Wednesdays, and Fridays, between the hours
OF 10 and a. m, and and p m Hc requested nav
the women and Old men should be allowed 70 draw ihei
dividends first The dcpostOTs We're assured, also it
they world finally receive at least 70 pcr cent OF U
deposits line formed and the receiver hegan pay
Ing off be dividends at the rate OF about 30 an hOuT
1t the intention OF Mr. Best to pay ali sums oNei
500 I'm checks but the depOsitors declined To acc F
them. There in all 3,2O2 open accounts but oi
these, about 500, amounting 10 about T'O are NOT cor
sidered payable, the pass books are turned III ana
the accounts opposed 10 be errors or clerks Inc
liabilities OF the bank amount 10 81 J06ZOo ~ c0ns
ountly the amount 20 he paid out at he present dE-
dend Is S77S132 Ga. Police were on duty al the Dahh
but their services were not needed About SIooOOO was
paid ont yesterday. go e
Willis s. Paine the receiver of the Bond street say
ings Bank presented his papers yesterday al the Da'
and will probably assume charge to-day. 81,
Officers the Brooklyn savings banks state tlat th
failures of the NeW-YoIS banks, recently closed have
NOT caused any decrease their deposits. some of hen
on the contrary, claim an increased number OF depoS
tors during the past lew days
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
ADoLpH LEvNGER's BREACH OF TRUST

A suit OF Caroline Heyman against Leopold
Berringer Was tried yesterday before judge Van Worst
IN supreme Court, Special Term. The plaintiff side oi
the case was an ordinary foreclosure sut on mortgage
forSl87O. The defense that the plaintiff had li.
trusted her business fully Adolph LeyuseE tile a"
yer who defau. ed with funds OF the German Uptown
Savings Bank that the defendant gave Lcvinger two
notes OF Cs5 each in payment OF the mortgage on tne
understanding that when they were paid h, should nave
satisfaction piece and tha ne had been Obliged O" pay
mos. notes is claim is Ihat Loving 40 iuly Hi-
thurzsd 10 act by pGintH tta sAc Mu-l bt"l ti'
loss Tire plaintiff iu Tcpy says thai LtlnerI A'd A"
more authority 10 act attorney 10 collect mo-
news thai he had no n ~ o. accept hoie0 nom iA' "
frndant and that the notes were not payable uhlH h!r
I.viugel's dcfcatiOu was known, g matter "Nth "'i
have gwen q ful defense against tho notes Dccis"h
WAS reserved.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
rur pnoposFn rplscopAL cArHEpRAL.

Bishop Potter, in his address at the EpiscO-
pal Diocesan Conyeuon last week. spoke OF the ncces
atty OF keeping alive The project Of erecting cathedral
worthy Of the wealth and membership Of the Episcopal
Church in this city The Rev DR.. Cooke Of st. Johns
Chapel saws that several OF large wealth I've Of
fered to subscribe bera II the idea Is carried into eN
ecutOn 1t Is very much regretted among ehuIclmen
that nothing has been done In 1871 u Is understood
Trinity Church corporation offered 100000 Tor the
block bounded by Fifth and MadisOn-2YeS ana seventy
ninth and III ghtiethss., for the purpose VI Oul9lS
cathedral The price asked was 81 100000 and thefe
fhe matter ended
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
4 gentleman had a board put up on a part

Of Ais land on which written, VII give this heiI
10 any one WO iH really cuutrutcI - and when u apli-
cant came, be asked, Are You Contcutcd! IHe gem
erul was, am;' aud his reply invariably was
"Tnen what do you want with my holdf
The extensive authority of parents under the
Chin laws j., Wei known. Culn1mIn ~ uly year n,
whose aecd mOtAcT hOEecd hm every day, tErd trd' m
tho COMPANY of one Of hs friends. "NHy du luu weep
Ta- ASKED Alas, things not as thoy used lo hr!
answered th. devoted son. "Ihe poor womnn's arm
grows ftc1lcr every day -
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
TRIBUTEs TO DECEASED LAwYEEs.

A meeting of the New York Bar for the
purpose Of taking suitable on the death o Edward
H. owen and John p. Crosby, was held iu the United
STATES District Courtroom Yesterday afternoon Judge
Samuel Biatcbford presided and Charles T. DAILY, VII
liam E. Curtis Charles OConor L. c. Benedict B'na-
min D. suman and T. 5. Van Wnke were chosen
vice-prCsidcnJs. Judge B.rbe and W. W "OodiIc4 art
a. seerctares An appropriate resolution adopted
and Erastus C. Benedict George j. Belts, Charles = P
bodv Frederic Coudert Cornelius Van Sa1Noord Id-at
s Van Winle and Austin Abbott paid tributes to the
high professional character and moral worth Of hess
owen and Crosby,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

each anchor pier yesterday Several messages were In
terchangcd proving everything in good working order
Dialplates for sending and receiving messages will be
placed in little Offices about four feet square upon the
anchor piers and towers and some arrangements OF the
kind will protect the dapItes IN the cradles IRON the
weather. There to be eleven stations IN al. Inc
first cradle rope, the weight OF which 10000 pounds
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
PROCEEDING AGAINST PHYSICIANS WITHOUT
DIPLOMAS.

John Lang Of No. II King-st. was tried be-
fore Judge Gderseeve in the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday for practcing medicine without a diploma
The CHARGE ag brought bY the Board OF Ctnsos Of the
stare Medical Society, which had summoned Lang TO
aDpear before it for examination. Upon hs refusal "
obey the order he was arrested. Lang showed IN de
ense that he had practced medicine for 81 years thaI
he lad attended lectures I'm Holland, ana nad ccri-
cate AZ surgeon whaling vessel The juy uuni ii'ih
guilty of a msdeInsanOr under the statute ana Ee Was
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
PiSyENGERS 1RRIDED.

FROa HAMBURG-L sic1rshtD Utldnd oct Mr..
and Mrs Adoph Netshans aud daughter EuLo p schneider
August DocDch AT. and Mr. Julins Gorh AMI children.
Dr f.. Gutmauu, Dr. Franz Serr, Nm. T. llIich, l.rmA
Ifauchle. Maria lo Capt Max traenhe, j. bloom, oatl
Hagen NV. Hagen ltem COhn Mrs Fischer 4sS CheAoS-
ter Miss nU sWiCk, Mr. stUnih.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
rHE cnBERr ROAD ON s0UTH TFTHAYE

ITL IIIIDIlNI IVAI7 " WITT = ~ = "
The Gilbert Elevated Railway has presented
TO the supreme Court, General Term under The statute
AUTHORIZING railroad company 70 have lands needed hy
if ASSESSED aud condemned TO It's u5e. petition against
F. H. Anderson and WIFE i. ElltIy Anderson ana "he'
and Others owners Of property sonth Ftnaye., for
tle condemn tion Of the small spaces Of the street
needed for he posts OF ter road The reason OF This is
that Laurens-st Of which South Fhaye. is widening,
Is not street taken by the city under the statute b 900
ancient street dictated by the adjacent owners Tor %
ag a road bui IN which they retain all other rights lLc
net ton brings up all the questions involved pm the H
rjor Cri ami !y The sixth Ave1uc Raihold Company.
the matter was referred 10 John " b. Lewis 90 tie
uroOf as 70 the facts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
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sup iscs Col sun scts.... 537 Moon rises G:3l
fIOH wAfFR THIS pAY-A.M
S57 Cows island 9l3 Hell e. Ferry ll:OZ
WAIER Iuls pAY-P.
$50 Hell q. Ferry ll;23
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
TIE WIRES ACROSS THE RIVER

The telegraph wires for the East River bridge,
which we're put across the river last Friday were con-
xscted with the batteries and dapstee IN the Offices at
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK p NJ.
Sales Of State Bonds RdiirOaf Boads-B B1G ana Rd'
road Shares-ErpreSS Stocks dc

Tennessee Gs, Old
/ o. O....... A &
Dist OF Col 3.G5s
l0,00O.....bc 707s
Chic, X | & Pac Is
7,uOO........lO9ia
5000. be. lU3 y
N ] Cent lst, q
900. ....... S3 u
" ] Central Convt
2, 2,OOU.... . S3
American Express
1O0..... be. o5 "a
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
IT STOCK DEPARrMrNr-2 O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
U 8 O.. Registered 1881 US5-20 Coupon, 1867 49,,
4GOJ........... ...ll6S4 250OO.... -.-.'...lloA =
q : Gs Coupon, 1881 U s 5s 1O4O Coupon -.
%.
Z ; $40 Coup. 'O5. New U = %, Registered 1851
lU5OO............b ll2ss .----.-;..', g
bO.OJO...... .....Dc. l4lt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
pUr M sIyy0r. J.

GESGEAL Sfs-OSs -PAEr I-~i TNfhLNNn john '"uNI,
robb,y John Deadly Eugene ro-hN 'l'r Gus as.t d a
battery Coukin, burglary Thomas Enuln-uu gidid
larceny Da i-l Mc'nyrfn, bur larTi james "tth't' s,
dlctou Bridget 4lsh John Ortpn, tronous a0-su ana
battery iasLlId pii-, charles J. p'Nel tlist"r ~ '
charles aUUr.r. Efaad llrCr.y AulIt v lt ltiy
larceny; Casper oJoIt and battery John OSAauSh-
ur.sy. ml-dcmralor ,,....
James Campbell bIrp'lrF Joseph Mck rnAh ir1ll'"s as
raut ana biit ry George W. Howard ArdrrW curtin AfN
apdrr ~un Michael NtRmlu, Adam Vol, Nl'i'I N" Nlt
grand larceny; Lyman Vein, receivers ~ stolen r"'l'
Ilrlard MCCalhy concealed weapons, Henry fYLT I-it
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
SALES FROM pig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE
>

U 3 Coup 5s, ,e1
5000 .-.....1lf4
Virginia Is, COnsOl
ID series
10, 900. ...... 80
Lehigh and w y, G
3 N0...-... 50
Nil and st Paul
lst, J. & Div
lO00........lO2is g
Quicksilver
1u...... "a
A and Z Telegraph
2OO.... 10
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

RUN or THE DRY DOCK BANK CLosED-PAYMENT OF
80 PER CENT by THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

Total sales for tho day IA ~.
IS seller so days G3. seller oas toO, seller 20 cay
S2si4. seller 10 days a2s - seller ~ days.
The closing quotations OF mining stocks are q
follows: NJ, -,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

tifo r,,utl. ao -ci4artz I1ls Merian'cs Fire Ius.
ss.9. .Irp.r ag. boiler . Co.. atI lI' .''N'.' 't''
4Go.. hltrr tt il aEt Heller -t .l.Nu. i' 'tt ''l;
"a al 41.I.. klrlcr sst Nr.vis
cgl2 Yutt. AIT. HUs.Iug Ct Co. { kuDK a.l D.r-r
AL s42J. Los. tshI arL tOnuor
1857. Palmer agt. Strauss. - 81 al.
t,lt Ffar.Iu' ag, H,Duirs i127 Nu 3 asf. Low.
,f.i 1892. .~t.tt,f smith 81 al.
4-lT ~tf,.iurgrr art Hey. 41Jj. smith asL sea ou
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

James Whitman VS. Fotef halole'
r,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH OF
Orleans No. 724l-By virtue Of writ OF seiz
ute and sale to me directed by the non0faole 1no
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell At
nub'ic auction. at the Merchants ard Auctioneere
Exchange Royal street, between Canai ana Gus
fomhouse streets. in the Second District OF tMs
CITY on TUESDAY, April %, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated ID
the First District this city. in the square bound
I'd by Julia, Glrod, Rampant and Dryaoee streets'
des;nnated BY the number three, on pian OF y.
Pile late surveyor drawn on the twenty sc vehsii
ut Octohef la3i and annexed to an act passed
brfore Louis Ferrand. then notary puolic IN thls
city on the fret Of Move her 1851, and measures
thrt one feet eight inches front on julia stseet.
by ole hundred feet in depth. A.
q TWO CkRTAlN LOTS OF GROUND, Win tne
buildings and improvements thereon, situated IN
the FIrst District Of this city in the square
bounded by Poydras, Julia, Roche Dave and Do 20,
cenOs streets. Said lots are designated oy zee
letter and ne number thirteen, on sketcn ah
nexed to an act in this office Of y. More notSi
public in this city, on the eighth OF june 100, w.
A measures twenty seven feet 'front.' on foyusea,,
street by about seventy feet deep, and lot numoe'
thirteen measures thirty eight ftet s.1 mcnes
front on Poydras street, BY sixty -soven Ieet ~
depth and front Dorgenols street. sno forms W,
| corner Of Poydras and Dorgenols sfeete; i anu
herein by purcba 70 from the succession Of Ameii
Raible by two acts passed before Joseph OOn1 u
notary public in this city, 5espectively on ~
twelfth Of Oct1 beI 1874, and on the twenty'sik'l
OF February. 1875
Seized in the above suit.
AeinS-eaSn w '1' SGGKNE WAGaAMAN.
mh2s spls2s Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF ortean'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
h,a ., an,o Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
The Civ of New Orleans vs.. n. M.
BenAchi.

The City of New orleans vs. NJ "A'
1rpER1op DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of orleans, No. 82,279.-By virtue OF writ OF
feri facias TO directed by the honorable the gu
perior District Court for the parish OF orleans, N
the above entitled cause, for city taxes OF 1872
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange Royal street pc
tween Canal and Customhouse streets IN the sec,
o1d District of this city, on TUESDAY, April
is 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following de-
scribed property, to wit
/. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the second District OF this city in square mum
nade Miro Barracks and Tonti streets desi snat SO
as lot numbers four, measuring one hundred ana
ten feet on Esplanade street, by one hundred and
n,a'l CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the
Second District Of this city, in square number
three hundred and nineteen, bounced ~ hosp.
DIES gnated as lot number hve, measuring Innty
feet on Hospital street, by one hundred and
my let CE s PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city, in square mum
Der eight hundred and seventy two. bounded BY st
rs r. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city in square mum
| Der one Thousand end seventy, bounded by st
5. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District Of this city in square mum oe
| eleven hundred and ninety one bounded by Bayou
| Road. Kerlerec, Tonti aud Rochebleve etreets
| measuring one hundred aud forty.two feet OF
Bayou Road By four hundred and ninety teet
| depth. -,o,-,rn .:.,...,
in the Third District of this city, in square rum
Der eleven hundred end ninety-two. bounded =:
| Columbus Kellerec, Tonti and Rochebleve etfoots
one HUNDRED and forty. 70 feet in depth.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Aei" -~''A Wa EUIiENE WAGGAMAN.
mills % apla Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26
Citizeus. Bank of Louisiana vs.. Peter
HO6,zel.

CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Def Orleans No. Is 3e9.-By virtue of writ OF sez-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana! and Gus
city, on SATURDAY, April l, 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit go
and appurte n ances thereunt0 belonging, situated
in the Third District of this city, and designated
by the number nine. in the square bounded BY
Leyee Tor Public RoaI). ST. Ferdinand, M0reau and
Montesr.t etreets, on q plan drawn by Pile & Com
muny, late surveyors. dated the seven teenth Fen
ruary 1884, annexed to an act OF deposit passed
CITY, on the ret Of March, 1886; said lot measur-
ing American measure twenty-five feet SIX 1ncnes
front on st. Ferdinand street bounced on the night
by lot number ten on which it measures one hun
died feet, and on the lett partly by let number
eight which it has fifty six feet ana parity oy
an alley common to said lot and others. along
which said lot forty six feet seven inches and
said lot only Eve feet seven inches TWO lines
In width in the rear together with one shares
same property acquired by the defendant herein
| BY purchase from lean Aurianne, per act passed
the sixteenth OF December, 1867.
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms and Conditions-The purchaser to furnis q
a stock note for the sum of thee hun"red and
sixy five dollars falling due on the FIRST day OF
NAV 1876 aud he wabls according to the charter
Of the Citizens Ba TX or LOuis ana, and the balance
cash: the purchaser to assume oil the o0lgatlons
| and respops bltles of stakeholder OF the Clil
zens Bank of Louieap, and the stock note 90 FUR
| uished to be identif ID tn the act of mortgage
Of Victor Roumage aud wife, 10 favor OF the Cltl'
| Seabers late notary public in this city, on the
| sixth day OF August 1886, and with the rrln
deed OF ta!e IN this case; rn.eo.u.x
,ch1 ~ Ia anil Civil Sheriff of the Parish Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26


CrpERIoR DISTRICT coTRr For TIE Of aFt Of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable inc
Suerior District Court for the parish OF crleitns ~
the above entitled cause for city taxes OF 1912.
will proceed to sell at pubic auetlon BAL d. Tue s+raet
between Canal and Customhouse streets, ~ .ne
second District of this city, on WEpNESDA1,
April Is 1876 at twelve o'clock M, the following
described property, to wiz ...,..o, +, tho
First District of this city. in square number Two
hundred and fifty SEVEN bounded by Jul,a, pa
rsnre, DRY AIDES and Gircd streets designated as
lot number eight, measuring thirty one lee' on
q A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated IN the
FIRST District OF this CITY, In square numDer nroe
hundred and forty-sx, bounded by Liberty. nov
ard Julia and Cypress streets, desigoateo as loS
number sixteen, measuring TWEEN y.hve feet on
Liberty street, by one hundred and tnlrtyiouf
| feet in depth ~ror, ...s
in the Second District Of this city IN square nun
Ann Dumaine Prieur and Johnson streets, dee'g-
| natan "A follows: Lot number five measurlp
thirty feet on ST. Ann street, by one hundred and
ten feet in DEPTH lot number ten measuring IorCy
| feet on st. Ann street. ny oao n"n~Aou "AN A0A''
eight f GERrSiN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Second District OF this city, in square numoer i've
hundred and eghtyfour, pounaeG ~ sna s n a.
ict nnnnber even, measuring fifty feet On 81. Ann
s ACRRTAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city in sqaaIe ManSsyilIe
Dsuphine' spain and Burgundy streets De &c
- lot number eighe measuring tnlr.y.xx erth VI
Msndevlle street, by sixty three feet IN dep'n'
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-cash on the f NRSdRsE wAaoAMAN,
/ mh2S Cpl 26 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Vtlea"s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-26

Edmond do Valm0nt and leopold do La.
croix q. John P. Moore.
r1lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 7l45-By virtue Of a writ OF seiz.
IIre q, i sale to me directed by the honorable the
,h District Court for the parish Of 4reans IN the
lie auction, at tie Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
romho,se streets, in the Second District OF this
citv, on MONDAY, March q, 1876 at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property, to-
VI SEVEN LOTS OF GRoUED, with all the
lights ways and advantages thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertsining; situated IN SQUARE square
mre or Coliseum. Seventh and Eighth streets, IN
tae Fourth District of this city, and designated BY
ninetsen. twenty and twenty one on plan drawn
by Henry MOelhausen, late architect and surveyor,
on the fourth Of Eay 1874 and deposited IN me
o.ice of I. Hermann, then a notary public IN TINS
city. Said lots fifteen, sixteen. seventeen and
eighteen measure, each. thirty one feet front on
twenty-five feet, between equal and parallel lines,
lot humber fifteen forming the corner OF Slghth
and Coliseum streets: and lots nineLeea, .~ tsa,
and twenty i've feet, between equal and parallel
Inca A CE ATsAH LOT or GROUND together with
all the improvements thereon and an sne rlgns
psv ges and advantagss IN ne
Fourth District Of this city, in the square ooanae1
by seventh Eighth, Chestnut and saaue%l mn o.; OF
teen on plan drawn BY Moelhausen. late sur,
vsyor dated May A. 1874. deposited in the once o.
Lac.en Hermann. late notary public IL mis- clty
streets and measures thirty-two feet front OF
Eighth street. by a depth Of Of, one hunareo anc
All Of which above described property Wal
acquired the ssrndsnt =, herein At Of o. o.
iaans Under writ OF seizure and eal
i Issued bv the Thd District Court Of kev
orleans, Of the suit Of Thomas Jsnney 20: s ve
Mayearet 4 Brown and James g. Brown. No. "a,
o: RE docket Of said court, 90 psr deed OF sal
sherif, dated Anril T. 1863. registered IN the con
vayeIce Office Ia this city and parish, 10 oool
ninty.6ve folie one hundred and four. and re
corded in the clerks office Of said court IN dee s
book D, folio three hundred and ninety tour. sst
in ofRcs OF mortgages IN aud for this city AM
parisn ia book eighty. six. folio sixty one.
seized IN the above suit.
Verus-Cash on the spot.
s.,i -nhi IL 26 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans