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CRIMINAL TRIALS.

N tAe Editor Qf TAf Tl1bkns.
CHICAGO, Aug. little suggestions made BY
your correspondent, Myers, regarding criminal
tr!a,s arc well worthy Of consideration. Tho
old saying that " Time works wonders !" is cs-
pecially true In these cases. It Ia not enough
conlcmnjug such outraEcs at the time Of their
occurrence, hut every step taken IN tue Alter
proceedings should be watched With eternal Wig
llunec. The writer is glad to see that tho init
1ority III not ally the papers Of this city have 60
fcarlessly advocated thu treating OF murder as
IL rightly should bo treated. Now, let this be
followed up With vigilance that knows no
at,atement md wo shall soon an0 that men will
hesitate bcforn they expose their own lives 10
such fearful peril. The public, With tho press,
wilt watch with more than ordinary tntcrcat the
prosecution of this unjustiiluble murder, md
couraee 10 call murder by It's prupcr name,
aS, hnS teeated sae t. tey vi vi, hdI d re.pesl6e
for the consequences. The laws Of Ito and
liberty arc to sacred to DC taInpc.ed Will IN Muney
certalMly worth more than that Of q mule Mere,
II It ia not In Mississippi or Louisiana. When
the murderer has nboNt one chance IL ten OF e.
Gaping Will his life (as IN Englandh Il y the Be-;
lief Of tho writer that murders will not 10 OF
such frequent occurrence - they are now.
How often It t,as been said that murder WAS
committed IN u passion. that there was no IN.
tentton OF committing the crime, 1t Is a ftilnsy
prctext, and should mt bo entertained fot a
moment, 1t IL ai,out time VIC learned that y
man Is responsible for Ills actions Us long % he
is sane. Suppoeu drunkenness VIA n sufficient
plea to escnpa punishment for the crime OF
murder. Tic way would 6c At olcc paved Tor
murder OH more extensive srnlc. Likewise -
II dangerous tn The extreme to allow any sucli
prctext as violent passion to ruiticate punish
H,ent for crisnu .
There Is one other question Of great tmpoE'
t4,,cc that suggests Itself TO tho xritar, VIZ: IL
man to be fofpvcr the .ecapcgoat for wo,nan'h
oilcnses! When tho champions Of wouan's
rights shall leyiso some plan by which women
eau settle their OWN disputes, mud adiust their
own grievances without appealing to the bad
pass!ons of rnen, then Indeed will their eats,
achieve triumph hitherto unknown. It will
be- thc means u ayertiog half the murders In
the land, and will be III the interest Of peaes
violence, being in this, a. many Other rcspect*
.nan'a "bcttcr hali+" Yours, III thu interest u
pcare and good government,
, 1876-08-18

10 the Ea.tor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, AMg t7.-WTll the managers Of the
coming Interstate Industrial Exposition In this
eity arrange matters 80 thst all exhibitors shall
he made To have their goods ready for exhfbi-
tiou on the first nightt Tkis would be some
do muril toward making the Exposition u grand
SUCCESS FGo VoHO pUnLICo.
, 1876-08-18
AETI-CATNOLtC-
n kAe Eshsor ar ThS TribuAs.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-1n III article Of TnE
TnlnryR Of Aug. Is, signed "CalInuE," tic
writer denounced the Gieroursc delivered by the
Rev. A1r. rnrkhurst, on Sunday last, OH the
subject Ut tho late melancholy tragedy. a1n
not member OF any church, and therefore not
psejuafocd; but In my opfnlon Mr.. rarkhurst
was justi1ablc in making tho remarks whI.1l he
did on Sunday last
THIS Ia q Christian lantl; Catholics have d
interfere with the laws Of the country. Whc. III
Roile, do as RotuHos do; when in .tnclira7 tln
rs Americans 10. lnsteaI OF attending 10 their
own busInuss, the Catholics pusG them
selves Into ofllce and dictate to Amer
iic schools. They may say that they
t,ay taxcs; suppose they d., they hnvc no right
10 overthrow by fraud the established rules.
This is Protestant country; II they Do not like
the schools let them keep their children away
from them and sea,d them 70 their own. When
d Protestant sends his cililf to Catholic scloul
he Ia made 70 conform with ncir rules und
attcnd their church.
America ts called the Laod Of the Frcc;" Is
1t freef No; not 50 long rs nearly all Of the
| public Offices urc filled by Catholics. The
01,inlon or voice Of an American citizen Ens but
little weight iu public Affairs, bccnuse hc Is
ovcrpowered ey Catholics. In our Police De-
our Fire Department the Chief Marshal, his
assistants, AM! two-th7ls Of hts force
aso Roslsn Catholics II Protestant
i lina.cdiateiy asked. awhat Is ysar erctsl! y
| II a Protestant there is no room for him; but
II q Roman Catholic, place Is a. onrc made for
| him. Should this bc the casct Such 1Ila been
the city government fos tho pas. few years, but
| make M equality, 30 that Frutcstautz will have
oiIes. AArNtcAS.
, 1876-08-18

apolis, ostcnslhly political meeting, but the
real pur1psc being to seize Camp Mortont libcr-
atc the Rebel prisoners, get possession OF tnc
arac,lal, and give the Statc Of Indiana oVcF 10
the ContcdcrAry. Moro than 6o,oO secession
Democrats intended from all parts OF TIC state,
and nearly MI ARMED will reEolvcrs. Al thaS
time the State OF Indianh had 30 600 Union sol-
d,crs nj thu fsuut. Camp Morton was garrssoncd
by only two regiments, and these wcro poorly
armel, having no caunon, SO that tho capture OF
that most by 20 vast n number OF armed men
seemed altogether feasible. On tho morning OF
the meeting an e1pose Of the rcasonnble order
Of tue Knights of the Golden Circle bad been
published in tho Journal md Ga=ete, by Col. A.
E. Rels.oDc, NOW Of Oakland. who, under vuri-
ous dlsgulscs, hal worked hs way into num-
her OF their lodges and learned tho pur1ose ot
the Conventions. Great excitement prevailed Ia
the city, and all expected that 4 collision Of the
swar1nlltg Rcbel Democracy and the handful OF
Union troops would occur during tue day. On
the g[evtous evening Gen. Co Gq%r,ton nt t1e So,
and obtained sevcful c,lnnons, aud these, uf.
known 10 the great crowd Of insurgents, were
held In readiness for the emergency.
speakers and officers had taken their places OF,
tic stand, Col. Hotlstone mounted the pint
form, seized one Of the small Gags, and, waving
IL aloft, called for
tsTnnEE cuRERs FOR THE BOYS AT THE PRoET,
,I thr rrov,I not n,s ]rrst ani1int, thr rr1,ci.r
sNnst;on a.n Shared ,ustiiv A. inno+h tbe n,Js.
situn.lo.., M tie,aa ~ !euEsn ano ns
!ske Was uasotJte' ~ a;nt' sie % 9ne u.em p'seot,
.G sn3Gl f HIS, 1hS oaI Gs'Gp a 6pc an
toned at Intervals through the vast assem-.
blagc, q general fight WIS Imminent. At this
poiIt Rclstoue called to tue Union mcn TO
ttrain thot cannon unon tho. afani. u nnti. al
.hnnni, n~ ,ennnu ,zna r. sirh, ti",,, sx.s ~
s,,ue,Iatn onn nrntsni+n,v rGtr',t ~ liz ,,.ar ~
aaus .so1a1f "iu r. ! " ~ ou
tihed llehdtlcks, he being !. tho :. 1lrst
70 leap ironA Tug stand nnd scale the adjacent
fence. Tho Union mon then took possession nf
the platform, ailu held rouslng mcctit,u, A
mart OF tic rebel Democracy reputrcd to their
ball, but their original purpose having been
% .sua uuu iItg' 9La pto'
Eeeuss y ~. WIZ spa''4es9 WHICH 8eIu1 1ot4'e ool'4e
, 1876-08-18
TUE HEALTH DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION.
u 1k k;dltot AZ TAk TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-1n your report OF tho
Council Co1ntnittce's Investigation Of cliargcs
against Or. McItekag, tltc very important csl-
tlcncc Of Mr.. Gcary appears to have becn cntirc-
ly overlooked The omission Is, Of course, at1d-
dental. for Tue 1a1uCSE haa dealt fAsIy with
this matter throughout, whatever lesser jour
.,als may have done; but you will doubtless
u,low that justice to all PARTIES concerned re.
qyi1cs correction u your otherwise full and
acrurutc account, The testimony left out indi-
Gates very clearly runspIracy betwccn two dl6.
affected sc1ycnEers anh two or three discharged
employees Of the Department. looking to Dr.
AlcVicknr's rcnorAl aud the substitution OF ono
Gclecr, under whose administration It WIS as,-
way" Whether thIs plot Inns fniicu or not re-
mains To he seen, for the Committee have not
vet rrportcl. SPECTATOR.
, 1876-08-18

n IN Es1HE0F ~ TIE 1T5EHNK.
HAYWOOD, III, Aug. lo.-Through the kind
nrss Of Mr.. Angus Mcdonald, OF Port HOPE,
Mirh., VIZ. runblcd to get the exact difference
of lcycl nj Lake Huron OIL the 18th Inst and on
the 10Th day Of April, 1877. At the latter date,
whcn the sal;e was very qule', AMI the ice not
yet out Vi the hubor Ut Port Hope, Mr.. .sfe-
Dut,ald drilled hole Tn rock md inserted an
irou bolt precisely at llc 'sater.surfas. And
on the 1otll Inst, during dead c.lm, mcus,vc-
men. was ouscful'y taken from tlc wnter-sur.
face down 10 this tuit, and thu di1rerctce of
lcyyl found to be feet 9!4 inches. THIS Is, per-
lIaps, about thc average rainfall PER annurn
It seems tlrult 10 believe that wet Seasons will
account for tllis rise In Luke Huron and sIn,i-
lar rise In tire other lakes Of our great chain.
VIII SONG orc acta,unt fur 1t iu 1Urt satIsfac-
WILLIAM SooY SM1TI
, 1876-08-18

AWOlllER llkOiESls
IN tat Editor dr Ths Trt1f.
KANEAKEE, ILL.,, Aug. 1G.-With yonr per-
miaslon, wiAt, a. lay member Of the Meth.
odist Church, to enter my protest against tic
spirit md sentiment Of the sermon recently
preached by the lscv. Mr. 1arklurst Ut sLc
Sullivan llaniurl :" tragedy.
Pending the trial o! thu ACCUSED before The
proper tribunal, II Is certainly highly improper
ns we'll NJ unwtsc, for any unc to discuss III pub
lie The merits OF ic.nertis Ut the c,utsc of upc
nrc,iscd Of crtnc For uits duly We courts ai'i
jurics Instituted.
The reverend brother Is certan1y entitled 10
Ills private opI,iuts Of this saer, hut It IA Idle
for him to stand up III lts pulpit and deliver Ills
private opinions, and ctallD exemption Tor them
iM sucli. When the rcyetonl hrotl,cr, ny duly
authorized minister Of tie N. T., Cilun.l, arl.es
In hts pulpit and addresses the publtt, The
Church II which lie IA tho muuthpccc aud otattc
becotncs responsible for tllosa uttnrarrta, and
no disclaimer Of his Gun possibly remove the
responsibility. The responsibility attaches u
the Church until II Ia denied as publicly us II
was uttered.
That there Es very large clement In the n.
f. Church not In sympathy with the ultra
views held by the reverend brother on the
Catholic question Is indsputaLln, and ttat It Is
the duty Of that element to make it.cf heard
in opposition to these ultra virwa, autl in the
cause Of charity, brothcrly love, and Christian
forbcarancc Is also evident.
Is It nut time that this Acrimonious criticism
OF the Catholic Church WAS dispensed with froul
Methodist pulpitsl The logic that seeka to At
tacb blanc 10 the Catholic Church for tho mur.
der OF Mr.. 11enforl Is certainly eamc,. anil !.at
lie uacd with equal force aguthst nll churches
for the. wrong-lo!ngs OF It's members, and !,
founded on the SAME llgntry that that class oi
thinkers would attribute to the followers Of the
Catholic Church.
For Mr. Sullivan there should be nothing left
hut t,c cold, unrclcnting rigors of Justice nnd
1ht ff%f and i1rSr he,
, 1876-08-18


rKETCllIkH FROM NATURE TAtNuT IN ONk
- leAsou fas Is tuot luciudlaH alaf!nx}. Fuptls
taught July tAer residences. Adasc.s Z. ELvEESA.
k1St.uE.cc.
, 1876-08-18

Mo- k DEN MS 8TEAM.FUatF, EEEOSp-l1ASn. III
~ Hsvl order, fot ss1e ahear. lAIt4h'e nnEtnrs.
BUTCHER 4 BEI.bES. naAufsttustEs Ut wrought.
lr, stean. kAl aud water l c1fucr CAAsl 4iA1 No1'
'ti4.
, 1876-08-18
6'E'&|Is AGE.


1}UHG1Es. fulNlTuREz AND NElicllASnlsk
Money advanced " sny Alaunnti towkxt charges.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
The CITY of New Orleans W. Thomas
O'Neill.

cEPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 8S, 0OO-By virtue OF wit OF
eri facias to me directed by the honorable the SUI
peror District Court for the parish OF Orleans III
the above entitled cause, for city taxes Of 1872
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer'
chants and Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on TUESDAY,
April IS, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, the fol-
/. TWO CEK1AIN Positions OF GROUND.
situated in the First District of this city. in
bounded BY Perdido St. Jane. Bolivar aud Poy::
dras streets. measuring As follows: Two hundred
and forty five feet by one hundred and hve feet:
one hundred and eighty feet by ono hundred and
'T = HIGHT CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stu
ated in the Frat District of this city, in square
St. Jane Bolivar. Perdido and Gravier Streets
designated as follows: Lot plumber one, measuring
thirty.two feet seven inch On St. Jane street. Dy
one hundred and twenty fee; in depth; lot number
seventeen, measuring twenty one feet nine inches
on St. Jane street by ninety feet on one line, Dy
one hundred aud twenty feet on the other line, IN
depth; lots numb-rs twenty two, twenty -tnreo
and twenty seven, measuring each thirty -hVe ieet
on st. Jane stleet by one hundred ana twenty et
in depth; lots numbers twenty eight 70 thlrly,
measuring niaety feet on st. Jane street. BY one
hundred and twenty-seven feet two inches IN
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the First District Of this city in square number
four hundred and severity four, bounded b. Per-
al O. Bolivar Bertrand and Poy drss streets, deslg'
urine sixty four feet Perdido street. by one hum
4 TWO CkRTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the First District OF this city, IN square numoef
four hundred and sixty seven, bounded by Pal
myra, Case Uet, Roma and Prieur streets, oeslS'
ted rs lots numbers eighteen and nineteen, meas
uriug each twenty seven feet on Palmyra street,
by ore hundred and nine feet IN depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the s spot wAGGAMAS
mh23 apl Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01

cuPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No 81, 219.-By virtue of a writ or
6er facias to me directed by the honoraDe tne gu
the above entitled cause, for city taxes OF 1879,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street, DC
ond District of this city, TUESDAY, April
49, 1896 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to wit
l. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Second District Of this city in square num-
ber two hundred and ninety, bounded BY EsPlA-
made Miro, Barracks and TOnti streets, designated
as lot numbers four, measuring one hundred ana
ten feet on Esplanade street, by one hundred a1d
nae 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in tho
Second District of this city, in square number
three hundred and nineteen, bounded by Hoe pitA.
DOrgenois, Barracks and ROcheblave streets,
feet on Hospital street, by one hundred and
my CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND, sit uated
in the Third District Of this city, in square mum
Ferdinand. Port, solidelle and josephine streets.
4. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city in square mum
Fe1din and Port Genius and Liberal streets.
S. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Third District of this city in square
eleven hundred and nnetyone bounded oy Bayou
Road. Kerlerec, Tonti and Rochebleve streets,
measuring one hundred and forty two feet on
Bayou Road by four hundred and ninety feet IN
depth. o,r,,,, ~, o.orvn .,.,.,.a
in the Third District of this city, in square NUN
Der eleven hundred snd ninety-twO, bounded ~
Columbus KeIleIec, TOnti and KOchebleve streets.
designated lot number eight measuring one
hundred and fifty Two feet on Columbus street ny
one hundred and forty i've feet i'll depth
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
CriIS of the PARISH OF orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
SHERIFFS SALES.


2lxrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. a2l9.-By virtue of q writ Of
ner faelas to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, w proceed to cell at
public auction, at the Merchant. and Auction;
eers Exchange, on Royal street. between Canal
and Cust0mhOuse streets in the Second District of
this city ON SATURDAY, April 70. 1876, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, togethe, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, rights
ways. privileges and advantages thereunto be.
longing. or in anywise aPpertaining, situated in
the Third District Of this city, IN the square
bounded by Columbus (late Mysterious), MarAis
Gate Plauche) St. Clau0e a'e Gocdchlldren) and
St. Bernard streets, designated by the number
four q sketch annexed to an act PASSED In the
Office of A. E. BioRvenu, rotary public IN TINS
city, on the eighteenth of October, 1869. accord
ing to which sketch said lot measures thirty.
eight feet three inches front on Columbus street,
eighty five feet one inch two lines deep on the
line toward st. Claude street. font EIGHT feet
deep on the opposite line thence closing at right
angles three feet seven inches, with . further
depth toward st. Bernard street Of f0rty-three
feet one inch and forty five feet inch lines
width in the rear. an irregular line, all Ameri
can mes sure, the said lot of ground being rmed
of . subdivision Of lots numbers one and four;
being the same properly acquired by the defen.
per act passed before the sad notary. A. E. Ben-
venu, on the twenty. fourth OF June, 1872.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
h21 23 AMI 70 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
- - : : :
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
mh23 AMI Is Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The Civ of New Orleans VS.. Barthelemy
RebOu.

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans No. 81, 336.-By virtue of a writ of
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of orleans,
in the above entitled cause for city taxes of 1875
l will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, III the
Second District of this city, on FkiDAl, April
81 1876, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following 0e-
scrlbed property, to wit .
!. one CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city. in sqnare numoer
eighty four, bounded Dy st. Philip, UIsuhnes pau.
number twenty five, measuring thirty feet on 81.
Phillip ST. eet by ninety feet in depth.
2. ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in
the Second District of this city in square number
eighty-fve, bounded by Dauphine, St. Philip Du.
name and BuIgundv streets. desig. ated as lot
number five, measuring thIrtytwO feet on Dau-
phine ST. eet, by one hundred and twenty seven
'es. u u CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second Dis rict of this city, in square numb
one hundred and forty eight, bounded by St. Ann
Liberty Dumaine and Marias streets, designa,e ed
"a lot number thirteen, measuring forty six feet
St. Ann street. by one hundred and twenty-eight
'0 T. ONE On csKrA1N LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second district of this city. IN squar= number
one hundred and eighty, bounded by St. Ann, Or
leans Where and RCbeIteen streets designated "a
lot numb r eleven, measuring thirty.twO feet on
o. - OSE cERr11S LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District Of this city IN square number
twenty-one hundred and eighteen bounded ~
Claiborne Dumaine, st. Ann and Derbi9ny stree.
deaiauAted ~ lot number ntne measuring tnilty
one feet Claiborne street. by ninety nvs sees II
depth.
Terms Cash on the spot: r.onAxAr
mh2l spl 81 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
Terms-Cash on the spot.
h2a AMI p Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
MIonIfieury TaIhand VS.. Augustin Ben.

Nlontheury Talhnnd vs.. Au9ustln Ben.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, 40. 8464.-By virtue OF writ OF nerl
facias to me directed by the honorable the
the above entitled cause will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctloneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal ana Gus
Toulouse streets in the Second District OF TINS
O'Clock NJ the following described property, to
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in
the suburb Irene, in the Second District OK mis-
johnson anu Dumaine streets said p rtiOn OF
or. und to be taken at a distance OF seventy seven
Iret from the corner of St. Philippe and Prleur
streets, and mt assuring, IN AMERICAN meas measure,
ST. philippe street by depth of sixty feet be-
tween para lei lines, as per survey and sketch OF
Arthur s,s ana aepe sstsdsG1 ths sher
ofice for reference. Together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. winch por'
ton of ground is composed OF part OF lot deslS
mated by number sixty -One, on plan made on the
twelfth of November, 1888, by L. Sur-i late sur
yeyor and deposited in the office of C. V Foulon,
notary public in this city, and OF part OF lots
designated by the numbers thirteen and fourteen,
on a plan made on the twenty S =cOnd of December
1886 nv DHemscourt surveyor, aud deposited In
the Office of Felix Grma. rotary public in tn city.
Lots umbs rs sixty-one, thirteen and fourteen, OF
which the purtlon of ground above descilbe MAKES
part were acquired by the defendant herein IN the
follo wig manner, to " it: Lot number sixty one
from Mis-. L. G. Pascal. per act passed on the
twelfth of August, l848, before Charles Boudous'
ouie late Notary public in this CITY, and lots
nun. bers thirteen ard fourteen from Befnain ue e
Santos per act paes. on The twenty-trst DAY OF
June 1851. before Amadee Ducatel notary PUBIC
in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot. ,
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
mh2e AZ! 929 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-01
SHERIFFS SALES.
II. r. Nlagruder vs.. Mario ID. ADGlada
wife of J. N. DeCoursey.

III. b, Nlagr0def vs.. Marie ID. AD8l40as
wife of J. u. DeCoursey.
CIxra DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
SOrleans Ne 8587.-By virtue of writ of seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the sixth
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Aucticneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets in the Second District OF THIS
city, on TUESDAY, April Is, 1876. at twelve
O'Clock NJ. the following described property 10
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situ.ted in the
Suburb Delord ia this city, and designated 6y tne
number one hundred and thirty, on pan e Graw4
by r. Delsfed late survey OF, In Msicn, !os1 anu
deposited in the Office Of c. T. Strrgor late
notary public in this city; said iot measuring
twenty.eix feet front on Jnla etroSt isnuing; snu
feet eight aGa fwe n vne ee1 EpGsh
measure: together with all the buildings and i'm
THREE LOIS OF GROUND. with all the rights,
wavs q. appurten auce thereunt0 belonging eitu.
atad in the Second Municipality of this city In the
and Cypress streets, and designated by the num-
hers two three and four, on plan drawn BY Louis
Fl Pile late surveyor. on the third OF January
l845 and deposited in the office OF A. Chiapella,
laid notary public IN this city; said lots adloln
each other and measure each twenty seven ieet
front on Roman street by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth, between parallel lines. ...
Said properties were acquired oy the defendant
herein by inheritance from her father the late
sylvester Anglada.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and COnditiOns-Three thousand 0O!lars
with eight per cent interest from the sixth OF Nay
1875 till the day of sale, cash, AID the remalud
of the amount bid on the first Of MAY, 1876.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
mhl8 Is anil Is Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans