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The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
The Murdered Girl, Sarah Waverly.

The Murdered Girl, Sarah Waverly.
American Press Association.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., April 2S.-There are
no new developments in the case of the
murdered girl, Sarah Lillian Waverly, alias
Josie Revere shot last night in house of
i'll fame by Merchant 8. Weeden. The first
person who entered the room after the shoot.
ing, says that Weeden had the pistol at bis
own head, and was in the act of killing
himself. His friends believe that he has
done SO. Every effort has been made to se-
cure the murderer, but thus far no trace of
him has been gained. An inquest on the
remains of the murdered girl will be held
on Wednesday.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
IDOm P0dr0'S Revenue.

MADRID, April 22.-Dom Pedro's sata-
vania Minister of finance, presented the
budget for the financial year beginning July
1st next, in the Cortes to-day. The rev.
cnue is estimated at 663 ,000, 600 pesetes and
the expenditures at over 654 900 600 pesetes
172 million pesetes are appropriated to the
service Of the national debt, and 157 ,000, 900
pesetes to the war and naval department.
The budget also makes provisions for the
payment of the overdue coupons.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
NEW ADTERTISEMENTS,

-eloth.ng-Herman Boll~
Coal-G. W: Bush 4 &son~ -
New Book-J. B. Ford & Co:
Notice-To Property Owners4p
Boots and Shoes-M. Danahes
Carpet Store-John J. byrnes->
Wood and C0al-Mills q Combs
Stylish Ciothing-3lO Market strees
Carpets-Mcf rides 78 Market street.
Cheap Shoe Store-Seventh and Poplar.
Beds ACKNOWLEDGMENT and King sts. =
License Application.-George w. Ortlip.
License Application-Chas. B. Chandler
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

Since the departure of the Emperor of
Brasil for the West, the Empress has re-
ceived but few calls. Her health is 80
feeble that the least excitement unsettles
her. It is possible she may 60 to Saratoga
Springs totry the powers Of the waters,
but she has decided objections to appesrtng
much In public. .a S HEt .sgs
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
'sso TilAsn FER President.

By American Press Association.
The Worlds special from Utica says that
the Democratic State Convention, next
Wednesday, will certainly be overwhelm-
ingly In favor Of Tilden % the Empire
States candidate at St. Louis. Ninety seven
out of the one hundred and seven delegates
out side Of New York city have pronounced
for Tilden, the remainder are in favor OF
being uncommitted.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

Mr.. Fred. P. Dore, of London, the Cana
dian Government Emigration Agent, writes
to the Neos asserting that no famine pre-
walls in Gaspe, - has been reported and
that there is only local distress among the
outlying fishermen in consequence Of the
the unusual snow blockade. Tso
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
Paris Notes,
American Press Association.

AmerICHU FTeSS ASSOClHC1On.
PARIS, April 23.-The Government is
considering the basis of q treaty with the
United States, placing French silks and
wines on an advantageous footing in return
for similar understanding with regard to
American cotton which will be subjected to
only small duty.
The agitation in favor of universal am
nesty is increasing.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
HOZELARR1TALS.'
CLAYTON HOUSE.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
Geo. A. Wilson and friend, Phila; J. f..
Wentworth, New York; H., g. Chester,
Phila.; Il. B. Beeson, Lancaster, Ps; Geo.
D. Clayton, city; John Q. Downey, Har-
risbure, Pa; John b. Doris and. wife,
Phils.; E. W. Wright, New York.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

(HANGE OF HOURS-WILM1NoToN
W WESTERN RAILROAD.-loassMM..vvsS DlasM.vS
lnS Monday, September 18th, lS74 Tfs;S.
leave Wilmington 1880 q. m. and s. MN
Leave. LAndenberg Gas g. ,m.. snd i n H. ~
Arrive Wilmington 7.5 q. M, and SlSS ( %:
Arrive lAnden6erg IL Is p IN. and 6.S6nn
:. .COMNECTlONe.--At Wilmington. vifh
2. WT4 B. and Delaware r, r.. trsiSsa ",s4 A.
LAndenberg with Penna. Il Delaware 4 "a
, aug B-H DAVID CONNELL. snn ~
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,-

-pENNsYLVAN1A RAILROAD .:
on AID AFTER SUNDAY, Drczxpra 9Th. ,ss
Trains. leave Depot Thirty-second and
Market streetsy -
5y M MAIN LINE WESTWARD, p,
sPa0lt Accom-, go, 8, and l0A. NJ, LILO, ~.
$50. and ll3O r. n. On Sunday, 6N 4,
n i and 7.4O r. n.
Limited East Mail daily, ,LO Az
'Niasara Express daily, except
Rsnovs and K..:; Express daily, ''D AL
except sunday, =. 7@A.x
cept sunday, :. z0AM,
YORK Mali daiily,e;xcept Sunday. sSA1. s.SS1:1.
Mail Train daily, (on sunday -
leaves at 9 A. NJ. and runs only
:. TO HarrisburY,) aeAL
Downingtown Accom-, l.0O A. N. and 1850
r. H.. On run lay at $50 A. m.
Fast Line daily, except Sunday, 'l21 r.x
Sunday, 12Sr.G
Hsrrisburs 1i Accom-, daily except a.s ;.
cept Sunday, aMHx.
Psrkesbarg IfSa;in daily, except .. :,
Pittsb1fg Express daily, except = =. :.
Cincinnati Express daily, SiS nr
Pacific Express daily llMP.L
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express, .w
,sa;cp, TSurGa1 Txnross os n. da,iy eIc.nt
Monday, for which tickets must be pto.
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 lG.
ket street, by 5 P. M.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2.40, $50, 49, s.a
and Ii A. NJ, (Limited New York Express
1852. M..,) I.S5, BIB, A. 5, $50, 6S5 and,
Pm, and IL midnight. On Sunday, 2D
night Mail Train I a. m. Emigrant
Train for New York ll.40 p. M.
Accommodation for trenton, p. m ~
Express for Long Branch and Squan' Nv
a. n fB1M s1s l'$S RSRE:Ns1NaroN E: 81 DEPOT:
Bustleton. Gas a. M IL noon Sand lisp. M,
Way Train for Bristol, els. ?. m. ,os.
Trenton, 6.55, and 10: Is a. m. SO, ~ ea9'
and $50 q. m. On Sunday, alo, Am
Express for New York s.4Oa'm
Express tor Long Branch. 2 p. N.
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENs1NaroN DEPo1'-Bxpress i@
Trenton. Lambertville, PhilIpspeeHl
Easton, Water Gap. Scranton, &c, ,s,0 yvs
q. m. and $50 p. m. Express i0f 0''"'
dere, 10.l5 q. m. Nm.
For Lambertvilie. Pennington and HOP
well, l0.15 O. m. and Sis P, m; ~ .,l
For Flemington, 6.65 and W'lo s'"'
WV AMBoY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET s FEkkIh. hmM,
Accom-. for New York, via Perm ,. ,nncsS m.us
and Jamespurg ana Monmouth JungT1.s nT~.
a. m. and p, M, connecting lor O"'
Branch and Squan. .,.h Il,
Accom- for Trenton. connecting y VIII ari RI
e. as m. is I2 noon lot 3 S SSc. 80, and $40 p.
Way Train for Burlington, 6.s9 ?: IN ~; n :"
day Trains 10 a. m. and and S% w. p Il
Way Train for Bordentown, sno
p. M, On Sunday at 5, 80 p. m. and
For KiAkora Branch, $50 q. m. apS
Fer Hight.town,e, $50 a. m., p ss u
For Long Brahch and New York. Ssn
For Tuckertown, 8 q: m. and ?. ~, n
For Medford, 8, and Ills a. M, S.45 anu
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton, a.
Ills q. M, 845, 5, and $50 p. m. Fos'
Holly, l; and ll;0 p; m. o,,z ,oa n
and 6 p. m. m.s
For Merchantvillea and Moorestown, luz
on. Tuesdays, Thursdays and sasu''
only. III
The Union Transfer Company VII!
for and check Baggage from HoteS
Residences Time Cards and full ~. ny
tlon can be obtained at the DeOfT,Ms of,ns
Ferry named above. q. d at the iolIo''
r,crrr No. 838 Chestnut atreet,. on
AA~AAN 8. K. cor. Broad 4 Chssnu'''
OTEICEs: I No TIC Market Street. -
FRANK THOMPSON D. n. BOYD, JE W..
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
The situation 4. south Europe.

By American Press Association.
LONDON, April 23.-The Observer's Vienna
special says the state of affairs in South
Europe is still drifting slowly toward war.
Herzegovina has refused to accept an
armistice as proposed by Austria. The
moral support Of the Russian government
and the substantial aid rendered by the
Russian provinces, have greatly strength
ened the insurrectionary movement.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24

The weather To-day.
For the Middle Atlantic States rising bar
ometer, clearer or clearing weather and
cooler northerly winds.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
Turkey Not for War.

BY American TT0bB Ab1Oc10tlO0.
VIENNA, April M.-Turkey hss declared
that she viii not attack Montenegro, nor
take any steps looking to war. A fresh Or.
mistice 10 Hoped for.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
MARRIED,

EISS-MAMMELE-On the Goth inst, by
the Rev. DR.. Isenshm1d, at the German
Reform ed Zion Church. Leonard Heiss
and Wilhelmine, daughter of Gottleib
Mammele, all of this city.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
RAIkk0A0s..'
DHIfADELPHI4, -WiTTiNSSSS
i BALTI4ORE RAnRNxNN& AMI

AOv14DG9 y 3076
,o1a' 1rslns 1nr WIN leave Wilmington n n
Philadelphis and Intsrmedis.. a...
~: |. :. Aio' sN' s.ss losoa. n. 1 liz, M W. sa
All aina1lscSs1naI, Y e PA ! and nd New York. liza.
baltimore and IntermediaAa s....
2@, POS. Q. m. $40 p. m. ""aols
baltimore and Washinston. 1870 ..
3g, q. M, l2.b6, 1.23, $40, 10 b. m N>'S1 ~
Trains for Delaware Division. i.sv. ~
New Castle. 6.oo. 62o, go, q. H. 1 III
p. m. ' "0s ~
81 HRaa5TssSnston 4 snd &c Intermediate Staten.
Delmar and Intermediate Station. In
980, q. m. aN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and lntArmedaat. st.u,..
Hl0, Q. M, 4.4A, 6S0, p. m,
Phtladelphle and New York. ln.~,
. 1a.t'more 81 ana Washington, Ra lis
For further information pa..en,.,, =.
referred to the time tables posta3 n Mes ~
depot. I, F~''s~ u ue
janI-ly H.F. KENNEY, sup.
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febl8-8nn
CT, STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH ST.,
Philadelphia.

Your attention is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel. centrally loca.
ted, conveDientto all public ofiices. places
OF amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout In the most elabo.
rate manner. No pains will be spared to
make this . model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those who favor us with .
visit, Transient rates from $8 to IS per
day. Special rates 10 families and perAa-
THOs. ASHTON, Propr.
G, H, CRAWFORD, Manager. apl-ly
The Morning herald., 1876-04-24
HOfEIA,

MoRRls HOUSE,
THIRD ST., NEAR MARKET,
CHESTER, PA.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The finest appointed hotel In Chester. Eie-
gantly furnished Rooms.
There ia Q spleadidly appointed eatipg
saloon In the house where meals can %
had at all hours.
febls-Sm B. MORRIS, Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
Greatest thing out,. O.
Greatest thing out,
Greatest thing out.
The dollar drawing.
The dollar drawing.
A fortune given away
A fortune given away
A fortune giyen away
For only 81.
For only 81.
killing In CaAAo.


We are informed that on Thursday, tho
fifth Instant difficulty occurred between
Messrs Monroe Cook and Crockett Provost,
brothers-in-law-the latter having married
Cooks sister in this parish, between Doggy
and Cypress bayous, which resulted in the
death Of, the latter. It seems that tho two
men live in De Soto parish, few miles be-
low Mansfield; that they came to Shr6ve-
port and sold their cotton, and after trans
acting their business left for homo ON Wed
nesdsy, and csmped for tho night ct the
next morning, after having their breakfast,
Provost, who it 10 thought was slightly in.
toxicated, commenced abusing his wife in
the most outrageous manner, charging her
with being unfaithful to her marriage vOws,
etc. Cook begged him to desist. Provost,
however, paid NO attention to this sppeal
but continued to apply the vilest Of names
to his wife, when finally Cook told him
that If he did not stop his abuse he would
his denunciati0ns than ever, when Cook
drew . pistol and fired ct him twice. The
first shot missed and the second took effect
in the abdomen, inflicting o mortal wound.
After the shooting Cook hitched mp his
team and started for homo, leaving the
wounded man in. charge of some fellow
wagoners who had camped with them.
Provost, having NO wagon Of his own, was
placed on another and carried to Murphy q
store, few miles distant from whore the
shooting occurred. Mr.. Murphy did oil he
summoned medidal assistance, but before
any physician could be had tho man died
about i've or six hours after being shot
His remains were taken charge Of by some
of his comrades and conveyed to his home
-SAreveport Times.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
A speclk q War, Perhaps.

The following u from tho San Antonio
Herald of December Is:
The following dispatch has been received
here by private parties:
Great excitement ct Fort Davis. Revo-
lutionists hold Miller, the Chihuahua bank
or, and want $50, 900 in gold or silver for
his release. Colonies Andrews and Lawson,
Lieutsnants Wilson, Pratt and Ayres left
Fort Davis on the eighth for Preside del
Nofte, with company Of infantry, fifty
cavalry and two pieces Of artillery. Cat
ling guns. The revo2ntionists number
400 men, under OK Trias officers, and
swear they will shoot Miller If they can't
hold him. About $50 Mexican government
troops arc on route from Del Norte to Chi.
huahua, and may cooperate with Colonel
Andrews. Il il rumored that our oitizeas
are suffering terribly ut the hands Of Mex
icans, and that something should be done
70 assert tho supremacy Of our flag.
Tho foregoing h not of6cial. and NO official
account hes besn received OF it. II 10 not
knova that Miller y On American citizen.
Tho general Commanding u not disposed to
regard The matese - sogie0A eod Tie Pc
ve3line opinion anoag tAe best informed Il
thas 4 = saeAg s6o6oeksaa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

1.osea.. psils ap,ssssa Il, ~ qusstly
sqssssd thsis aesesats e sRaFl p ssosPs
he psaaltsS vhieh eonrllsacs threatened
10 Aatail Never il IT, Aa1eu Of - ssats
dM staxes ron inse lively saA ,Govssnor
8A11ugWaaeDahleast - 0sset - Ing - tie
tassss svas ksps up,Gn sussat d61hands
upss lii government, beaidss PAYING oG .
dslisgsnt-iatsrsst lagaay. lsn y IL prede-
bessof. ~ eensidesoble neasy will b
Assdsd " - treasury depaztnsas daring
tAs coming tx neaths. b. al msassl lst ~
6psedny hsvs Ne bessht eg the psSAilsd
sirsalaz; q a3psaa, D. oedsf. or whsesvsY II
nay peovs = - .s4s-. sssi FL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
= THOMAS II. HANDY,
de2o u a7 - Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans


y. d. Dooprats W. Ho0eFe B0utto.
TNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARl11
~ a. Orleans, No. 77s3.-By virtue Of writ -
ooisure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans, In
the above entitled cause, to R"gene WaggA.
man late sherl6, and By said late sheriff
to mo transferred viii proceed to sell Ut
public auction. 1T the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustomhOuse streets, m the Second District
Of this city, on SATURDAY, January %, 1877, At
twelve O'Clock n, the following described prop
GSRTXIn LOT OF GROUND, situ.sed in the
Second District Of this city, in the square number
RobeItson and Cla oorne streets designated 9. lot
number six on plan drawn ON the twenty. nth OF
October, 1895, By Jean Dourgerol late deputy sur
veyor Of tho United States, and annexed for ref
erence to an act passed the nfnetes nth OF Nov
ember, 1885, before G. PedesClaux, then notary
public in this CITY, according to which plan tao
said lot measures, in American measure. thirty.
one feet eleven inches Ave lnes front ON st. Ann
street. the same measure wide In the rear. seven
ty.tWo feet eleven inches four and three f0urtha
lines deep ON the side next to Claiborne street.
the line dividing it from lot number seven of sid
nlsn together with oil the buildings and improve
ments thereon without exception OF reservation.
Being the ssme property acquired BY the defen-
dsnt herein by purchase nom nrR. Ernest Ahxs
ner act passed before Antoine Doriocourt, notary
IN bic in this city. the fourth day OF January.
1873.
.Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS b. HANDY.
dels 20 ja7so Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

RAmuc THE "Reminiscences seven
and eight O'Clock last night number OF
and Perdido streets, were drunk and Gre
stine 8 disturbance of the peace. when
Oficer CAN'T, who was upon the beat, Or
dered them to disperse. They attacked the
officer, Who succeeded in erresting Andy
Gallagher, aged nineteen years, who vas
one Of the party, and looking him up IN the
central station, charged With beng Ear oren g.
disturbing the peace ana asssntung ~. 'I 10
the back bv some ono In the crowd. Pas
.Jones and Frank BENTON, Who were also in
the crowd who assaulted Officer Can't
were arrested BY Officers Giants a.d holsn.
ct tho corner of Poydras ana Frankiin
streets, and looked up "a tho central station,
charged with violating article 64l, city ordi'
0NnNA. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

For . few days Mis- Mary Anderson has
been suffering from the effects of severe
cold. On Monday night she was 80 hosrse,
and her Throat 70 irritated, that. she spoke
the lines of Meg Me,riliss With difficulty.
Last night, By sdvice Of her physician, she
didnot set, and tho comedy Of "Our Boys,
playsd BY the stock company, was substi-
tuted for "Guy lfannering." Tonight
Miss Anderson viii positively appear ~
Pauline In the LADY Of Lyons"
Tickets arc selling rapidly for the benefit
matinee Of Thursday, to b. aiven ct the
Varieties Theatre for the families of Harry
Murdoch and Clsude Burroughs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

0oeo0D1o - 0O0QYQl Z, Il N1anO0D~
According to announesnent IN some Of
ysstsrday's papers, thsrs was band lsst
evening ct Clay Statue, asd lasge 'uuD-
Der Of people asssabled 70 - to the City
Hotel and ssrsnsde General F. T. Nicholls
and Hon. L. A. Wilts. 81 s24
The asssnblags rsashed the hotel, swelled
10 very respectable proportions, about eight
O'Clock, and found the northern gallery
ceowdsd, With . chair, marblstoP table and
. lighted candle in the centre. The band
played, and then Colonel John NeEnsry,
load Gala having been made for 'Nicholls,'
stspPsa forward and intreduoed General
Nichols - tho naxt Governor Of Louis.
iasa, Who had received majority Of tho
votes faisly and psaesably east.
General Nichols commsncad BY review
Ing, vsry briefly, tie campaign Just passed,
and statsd that notwithstanding Ill the
efforts Of his opponents, who had used all
the slestisa maebiasry, he he'd, in . fair
and psaesAble election, bean elected Gov
etnsr BY . majority Of I'll tho votes cast.
He accepted the duties Of the e1Rce, and in
tended to assnms and perform them. He
also sxpsetsd them to perform theirs and
stand ~ him. 80,
He was ftsqushtly applaudsd and cheered,
especially q his declasa&isn Of intention to
assuus the ofies. some doubt having apps
rsatly saisssd before.
Colonal HcEaery then lntseduced Hon.
L. 4. Wits. BY this tina the crowd had
filea Camp strset, and several eaks were
dstaiasd BY Il Objsstioos were made 70
their passage through The people, but Mr.
WIZ settled il y osdssipg: "Lst the can
pass," vhish eaassd moro applause, and
| had The desired effect
Mr. wits aid II esVe him the Greatest
pleasure 10 hear the declaration Of General
Nichols that b intended to assune' the
duties Of the ofRee to which . majority Of
5000 Of the people in . psaceable, fair and
| fkse slsetiss had slsetsd him. He vsuld
b pread to Sellav sueA . leader, and on
| the day appointed BY lsw 10 would do I'll
| that lay in the power Of man under The
| Constitution Of ouf common country to take
The eash Of ONCE to which $500 Of the pee
pie Of the State hsA elected him. He told
them NOT to be discouraged, but to trust ID
~ Ansrieaa people, for the day Of redemp
ton Yas at had.
Tho. band played again, and tho crowd
called alteeastely for "Wicklide" and
"NoEnsry," IL lattsr becoming the favor
ito ct last. General Voorhies stood by th<
table expesting some one or something, bui
. gentleman, stepping out on the gallery
fenarked to him that there would be M
more speaking, blew out the candle, and
tho soronade was over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

On and after Saturday; twenty-fourth in
slant, the coast train ON the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad will be discontinued.
Early in tho spring the train will be re-
suued, and it il intended thereafter to
make it permanent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

LUEp LoNG ENoUaH.-At 9 quarter Of
niue O'Clock last night John Walter, aged
seventy-six years. who has been blind for
the past three months, committed suicide
by cutting his throat in tho back yard Of
his residence, corner of Rouseean ana
Adele streets. Tho deceased, 1t is stated,
had made threats On several occasions that
he would kill himself. and he was closely
watched by his family for fear that he
would destroy himself IN some manner, but
iast night he succeeded in evading the Wig.
ilance of his family and friends, and At
tempted to take his life - above stated.
The wounded man was attended by DR..
PoelmaD, who pronounced tho wound
mortal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES,

OOeo - he Lsulstana 4saee Leseegy
Company, New Orleans, Decenber -, 1s76.-ThO
etoo6 holdogo Of this corporation aye hereby noti
led thst the stock books q this COMPANY win b
olosoo On the thirty Alst day Of Deceober, 1875 !.
and remain - until after the dividend % declares.
By esder q tie Bead. -
dea0 8 =. PRRALTA, Secretary.
OMoo q he New OYloans City 1allFoaA
Compa1y, No. IA Canal street, New OIL ana. D.
Gender U.s. ls76.-Ata msottng OF the D0ard Of p.
rootoTs held ON t6e thilteenth insssnt, dividsn1
q TaRxB DOLLARS PkR SBAR1 woe declarods
payable to the seoekholdeEs o. and after Monday.
1o1uaSy 1, lsT.
deIT iiet G. G. LEWIS. Secrstaxy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

Tho case of Emma Davis, charged with
the killing of William While, on tho thlro
instant, On Franklin, between Poydrss ana
Lafayette streets, was examined DeIOsS
Judge Evans s1e Court
the ehsree Of manslsughter. The accused
- reminded to tho Parish Prison in de-
fault Of $1,000 bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20

Hon. C. B. Dsrrall has arrived home A.
ready from Washington, for the holidays.
Major Richard L. Shelley, after year Of
travel in Europe, has returned to spend tho
winter among his old Louisiana friends.
He IL not in the best of health. but depends
upon our mild climate to build him up
anAW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-20
THOA2C II. H1NUI,
deg IA &c Civil Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans

L. nRnsnhaus ". d. O. Labae2.
TNOURTH DISTRICT C0URT FOR THE PARISH
IL Of Orleans, No A.14A-By virtue Of Q writ q
Reri faeias 70 me directed by the honorable
the fourth District Court for tho pAxish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, WIN proceed
to sell ct pubic section, me Merchants md Auo
toosers' -Rxchanse, Royal QeEeet. hstWeen Canal
and Customhouse streets, N tho Second District
Of thie city, on SATURDAY, January %, 1877, as
twelve O'Clock Il. the following described prop.
4 CSITAiN LOT OF GROUND together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon and the
spvurtenances thereof. aud the rights. ways.
eefvitudes thsgete belonging. situaaed In tho
Fousth District Of this city, designatod - lot
nuaber ton in the square bounded By St. Andrew,
ins to : plan dawn nj By John scSreiiss. dated
niath q lSach l03s, and annexed 70 an st passed
before v. J. Isvis i.ts notary public II THE city,
nessurine thirty.tvo feet three hnes mont On 81,
Andrew street, ons hundred and seyenteen feet
eleven inches ono 1ud half lines In depth ON tho
side adjoining lot number nine, 0no hundred and
eishtsen feot six inchee seven lines IN depth on
the other side liue, and thirtytwo feet wide ON the
rear lino-au American measur. Being the same
property qequired by the defendant herein by
purchase IRON nenry o. Miller Per act Poseed be-
fore p. @. Ouvellier, late Dotary public II this
city, on tho nineteenth Of June. 1871
Seized In the above suit.
ToEmD-CaGh on the spot.
- = = THOMAS n. HANDY,
de20 q lat - Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana